Ceshecton Weekly Times Publication Note
The Ceshecton Weekly Times states it is published every Friday by the Larawe Standard Publishing Co.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
4
Mixed 19th century topics on tariffs crops and politics
A broad summary of varied items touches on tariff debates affecting hides, barbed wire, and food safety, plus reports on political graft and election attitudes. It notes Japan and Manchuria military mention, weather impacts on farming, train speed improvements, church revivals in Uhrichsville, and Argentina wheat exports rising past records as the year progresses.
North Carolina Rep Blackburn Charged by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury has charged K Spencer Blackburn a Kemibsitein representative from North Carolina with accepting fees for service after a thin election. The document hints at broader issues among Congressmen and calls for voters to uncover and nominate worthy candidates rather than seek self-interest.
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K. Spencer Blackburn
Congress
North Carolina
Mones Iania
Warning on American Girls Marrying Foreign Nobles in Press
The newspaper talks of dangers to American girls marrying foreigners, citing Miss Gould who left a disreputable prince and is now separated. It argues against sensational European marriage prospects for money and notes the pure food bill passing after long debate, condemning adulteration and its harms.
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Gould
Castellaine
Music's refining influence debated by Pineburg women's club
A Pineburg women's club discussion on The Effect of Music on Man concluded music generally refines character. Some members argued piano and phonograph noise can provoke storms, while others cited Bradstreet figures on a record year in bulk trades and debates over lumber and building material tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineburg
Pittsburg
Bradstreet
Thade
Bad Ula
Strike by 200000 Farmers Aims to Fix Prices
The American Society of Equity based in Indianapolis calls a nationwide strike of about 200000 farmers to withhold marketing farm products until prices meet its standards. President Everett urges adherence, promoting a “Dollar wheat” slogan to pressure markets and set fair prices for crops and goods.
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Mareh
American Society of Equity
Indianapols
Ind
Everett
American Society of Hiquity
Farmers urged to unite for new wheat marketing plan
Farmers in Minnesota consider joining a society to control spring wheat sales and keep wheat from market centers. Leaders stress a nationwide effort to secure a dollar per bushel by fall, urging those who can hold out to do so while others market early.
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Bam
Minnesota
Wingly
Heber
Eag
Pela
Ali
Ghei Hase
Frosty Boards Cause Dangerous Runaway in Plainfield
In Plainfield on February 27 Mrs. Alice Sibley visited Coshocton relatives as the community notes a string of local happenings. A wagon mishap caused frosty boards to snap loose, sending horses into a run and resulting in a near collision with a store rack. the driver, Mr. Owens, escaped unharmed after a frightful moment.
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Plainfield
Alice Sibley
Gault
Coshocton
Raph Case
T. A Case
Derr
Jove Platt
Cushoctun
West Lafayette
Latham
Plains
Elke Wilson
Oda
Cand Voling
Dr. Baldwin
Calumius
Hammond
Cohumbi
Owens
Obituary sketch of Brightwell in Jefferson township
Brightwell Stuntes Brightwell passed away at his home in Jefferson township on January ninth this year after a long life of service. He was a respected resident of the county and a devoted Democrat who raised a large family before his death. Funeral services were held at the church with interment at Darlington cemetery.
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Stuntes Brightwell
Jefferson Township
Jms
Chareh
Darlington
John Myers denies arrest in local incident
Jonn H. Myers formerly of New Bedford says he is not the man arrested recently in town for intoxication. The report notes two men named Myers in Mohawk, with Mrs. Fella Went and children Franklin unverified as residents.
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John Myers
Jonn H. Myers
New Bedford
Mrs. Fella Went
Chidren Prankin
Ben Dickerson on Trial for Incompetency in Tiverton Juror Selection
The trial eyed Ben Dickerson facing incompetency charges with juror bias lines and defense challenges. Jurors Ellor, Elder, and Ely were discussed, while selection delayed for further venire. Court adjourned as attorneys debated summoning and viewing premises ahead of next hearings.
Proceedings in Dickerson Case Wednesday Afternoon
The Dickerson case drew a large crowd as the 1:00 pm session opened with debate on juror selection. Attorneys argued over using a directory of local residents versus unconstrained court discretion, with judges weighing guidance from counsel against court independence.
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Publc
Dickerson
Glenn
Erson
Voorhees
Jide Faison
Jndge Roche
Roche
Aires
Bacon Aeid
Second special venire for Dickerson case drawn
Judge Eason selects a second pool of twenty seven jurors on Wednesday afternoon. Names listed include James Severns Alex Stewart Charles Stipes William Goreline Robert Porteus J B Barcroft B C Stergel James Clarl S L Crawford L D Keesey J T Suntheimer J E Hamilton Frank Emerson D B Almack Lorenzo Fair Harvey Bucklew Charles E Carr Philip Delbel A Kemp H M Johnson J HL Baker Warren Giffin J L Myers Calvin G Simmons Lewis G Reese Warren Love Harry Fercuton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Eas
James D. Severns
Alex, Stewart
Charles Stipes
William Goreline
Robert Porteus
J. B. Barcroft
B. C. Stergel
James Clarl
S. L. Crawford
L. D. Keesey
J. T. Suntheimer
J. E. Hamilton
Frank Emerson
D. B. Almack
Lorenzo D
Thursday Morning Court Session Deliberates Juror Attendance
The hearing opened with defense insisting on a full venue presence before proceeding. A recess was set for jurors to reach town, with options to stay in the box, retreat to quarters, or take outdoor walks before an afternoon return.
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Voorhees
Stung
Eason
Work Commenced On Second Venire
Coramon plea appears resolved promptly at one o clock this afternoon as the roll of the second special venire called was found.
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Coramon Pleaa Vemirt
Jurors questioned as court proceeds with voir dire
The court continues in session with jurors called for examination. Several potential jurors confess strong opinions or are excused for bias while others report walking due to recess. Absent jurors arrive or are expected later as the panel fills and the trial moves toward verdict considerations.
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Sheriff Browning
Philip Deitel
Oklahoma
Warren Golen
J. L. Myers
Warren Love
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