Brown Found Guilty By The Jury
The jury in the Arch Brown case found him guilty of assault with intent to rape after brief deliberation. Foreman Sampson McMeel led the panel. Judge Weygandt instructed that the state must prove a lustful purpose, and past crimes were only relevant to credibility. no mercy was recommended. The crowded courtroom heard the verdict and charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Brown
Mercy
Sampson McMeel
Jos. L. McDowell
Messrs
Tannehill and
Kuntz
Arc Dowell
Coshocton
Dayton
Ohio
Cashocton
Weygandt
Brown
Aii
Lost bank book sparks brief trek of young Thomas Shuttleworth
Four year old Thomas Shuttleworth of North Sixth Street secretly rode a Waltonding train after his missing savings bank book sparked a brief adventure. He was found at Warsaw by conductor Matthews and later reunited with his worried parents with help from police and the Prudential office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shuttleworth
J. Shuttleworth
North Sixth Street
Warkaw
Shuttleworth
Prudential Insurance Co
Thomas
New York
Pennsy
Matthews
Warsaw
Pree
Mew Price
Webner
Caco
Confident Pursuit Marks Path Toward Future Achievements
The subject embodies a decisive mindset and clear ambition, pursuing desired goals with steady purpose. This confidence underscores a forward-looking focus on success and sustained effort toward notable achievements.
Letter Mailed at W. Lafayette Reaches Coshocton in 50 Hours
Wea t Lafayette Indicator sent a letter to L Giauque in Coshocton. The manuscript failed to arrive, so Ferguson's office staff reproduced the news from memory. The delayed delivery caused the Indicator to miss timely publication until the misrouted letter finally arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lafayette
Coshocton
Weat Lafayette
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Evangelist Billy Sunday Attacked by Religious Fanatic
In Springfield on February 27 Rev. Billy Sunday faced a brutal assault as Sherman Potts, claiming defense of women's virtue, struck the evangelist with a buggy whip at the Sunday tabernacle in front of about 8,000 worshipers. Potts was seized by bystanders until police arrived. Sunday sustained bruises, while Potts claimed insanity and said he came from Derxtur to carry out the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ww. A
Billy
Sunday Tabernacle
Sherman Potts
Potts
Sunday
Livingston
Jacksonville Asylum
Springfeld
Derxtur
Lafayette Manufacturing Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The West Lafayette Manufacturing Co held its annual stockholders meeting on Thursday morning. Board elected officers: President Dr. H.R. McCurdy, Vice President Ed LeRetilley, Treasurer St. Beall, Secretary and General Manager PeoT Bore Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders are advertised for children in New York. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans vast forestry, planting 200000 red oaks plus chestnut, walnut and locust trees on company land with spring opening. A. G. Nicholson completed the Rock Run coal mine sale to Witte Mapel of Jackson Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
West Lafayette Manufacturing Co
HR. McCurdy
Ed LeRetilley
ST. Beall
Pe Ot. Bore
Pennsylvania
World traveler Stephen Stan walks around globe via Columbus
Stephen Stan, a Serb native and former Los Angeles resident, walked through Columbus on a long walking trip from Los Angeles toward New York and beyond. He has covered California to Ohio since September, carries a carved walking stick, pictures, lunch, and six pairs of worn shoes, speaks seven languages, and plans to reach New York then sail to France before touring Switzerland and Russia. The King of Servia reportedly offered a reward if the trek is completed in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Stan
Servia
Los Angeles
Cal
Coshoct
Columbus
Pittsburg
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York
France
Switzerland
Russia
King of
Tian
Ile
Mather bill ends annual $20,000 biographical sketches
In Columbus on Feb 26 the senate paused the Mather bill ending a $20,000 annual expenditure for biographical sketches of legislators. The Alsdorf bill, amended to provide 320,000 for extending agricultural teaching by Ohio State University to all counties, passed the senate with funds limited to instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Mather
House
Alsdorf
Ohio State University
Mahaffey Struggles To Withdraw Mileage Funds
Columbus Feb 2 Senators Beatty and Mahaffey, last senate members who refused the mileage allowance, find the funds tied in the state treasury. They went to the state auditor to return the money to the general treasury but needed Senate clerk action. They press for clarity and deny graft concerns as they seek proper disposition of the promised allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Beatty
Mahaffey
Senate
Tate Treasury
State Auditor’s Office
Meningitis Claims Second Child in One Family
A four year old twin daughter, Asabel Smart, died of spinal meningitis at Adams Mille after a month illness. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Mellor. The Stuart family has faced multiple losses from illness, including a previous four year old Donal who died last year, a diphtheria death in 1907, and several other illnesses. The surviving twin sister remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mille
Asabel
Mera
William Smart
Mellor
Presbyterian Church
Stuart
Donal
Judge Anderson narrows Standard Oil rebate ruling
Chicago February 26 Judge Anderson’s decision in the Standard Oil retrial shrinks the possible fine from 29.24 million to about 720 thousand, rejecting the idea that each shipment constitutes a separate offense. The ruling limits counts to settlements of freight rebates, signaling lawmakers may need change. Attorney General Bonaparte declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landin
Anderson
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States
Lima
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Bonaparte
Washington
Programs for Concerts by the Great Ellery Band
Afternoon and evening programs list multiple operatic and classical works. Selections include Beethoven Adagio Cantabile, Wagner Overture, Verdi arias, Strauss Lucia excerpts, and Norma plus grand selections by Signori Antonelli and De Sapris. The program names several soloists and conductors for a spring concert event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery Band
Danes Weber
Ste. Namie
Herbert Retiles
Rig. D'Amico
Beethoven
Trand
Signori
Antonelli
Crocea
Vanelnt
Isleta Oil Well Shows Prospects For a Small Yield
The Isleta Oil and Gas Company on the Albert Wolfe farm near Birds Run reports a small yield with oil of good quality from the well drilled Thursday. No gush was seen at blast, but drilling cleaned out Friday and a barrel produced. A second nearby well shows gas and oil, with baling under way Friday. Henry Barrack buys 100 acres in Jackson township, taking possession immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleta
Oil and Gas Company
Albert Wolfe
Isleta Company
Birds Run
McKee
Ed Hunter
G. W. Fastlake
Henry Barrack
Warsaw
Frank Teale
Jackson Township
Bryan's 1909 Fight to Continue in 1908 Stump Campaign
The Daily Times offers a yearly deal combining Daily Times by mail and Commoner with the Weekly Times and Commoner for 1.5 dollars. The note highlights Mr. Bryan's persistent early 20th century political campaigning through both the commoner and stump efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Daily Times
Coshocton Mirthful Novelty Man Benjamin Strope Dies
Benjamin B. Strope, famed Coshocton novelty advertiser, died Thursday at 1:55 AM after a long illness from overwork. Born March 15 1871 in Plover Wisconsin he later moved to Stevens Point and Peoria before settling in Coshocton. Survived by wife Lloyd and son, with funeral planned for Saturday at Oak Ridge. He was active in Masonic, Elk and Odd Fellows lodges and employed by Standard Advertising Meek and Beach firms. Local response from friends and business associates notes his energy and integrity. Pills by DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised by local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strope
Oak Ridge
Wisconsin
Mr. Strone
Plover
Portage County
Wis
Stevens’ Point
Peoria
Coshocton
Old Standard Advertising Co
The
Meek Co
H. N. Beach Co
Lfe
Masonic, Elk and
Odd Fellow
Lloyd
A. A. Walbridge
Orchard Street
Kenyon Woman Killed by Fall at High School
In Mt Vernon Ohio on February 26 Mrs Rachael Hardin aged 58 wife of Job Tlardin died after falling on the Kenyon high school steps at about 10 30 p m She died at 3 45 a m after being carried to the school house A son Albert Davies suffered a severe fall on roller skates with complications noted by doctors Students in the West Lafayette college preparatory department formed a variety society planning weekly meetings and open sections for participants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon O
Rachael Hardin
Job Tlardin
Kenyon
Ailbert Davies
W. J. Davies
West Lafayette
Col Jone
Dresden Land Sale Tied to Dresden Bank Failure
The Ben Penn farm near Carlisle in Noble County, totaling 720 acres, was sold in tracts on February 16 amid the Dresden bank failure fallout. Buyers included Mike Danford, Henry Lore, Isaac Hatcher, Rome Thompson, Nelson Leasure, William King, and W W Marsh, with 104 acres remaining unsold. The sale was conducted as a bankrupt estate under trustees E J Hoge and W W McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Guernsey
Noble
Caldwell
Iun
Ben Penn
Carlisle
Mike Danford
Henry Lore
Isaac Hatcher
Rome Thompson
Nelson Leasure
William King
W. W Marsh
E. J. Hoge
W W McClintock
Sife Ben Penn
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates will be held the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturdays of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Examinations start at 7 30. A fee of fifty cents is required to enter. A five cent fee for returns, Patterson applicants excepted. The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle offers Keith's Elementary Education for 1 05, Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Examiners
Patterson
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Pomerene and Pomerene Attorneys in Coshocton
Attorneys at law K Pomerene and K E Pomerene advertise offices in the Burket Block on Main Street Coshocton offering legal services from their Coshocton office with unspecified matters and contact points for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Pomerene
KE. Pombeeee
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
H. E. Haan
O. Burni
Males Street
W. A. Himebaugh
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
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Uae
Lafayette Manufacturing Company
Mother
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Rock Rum
Witte Mapel
Jackeea
AJ Tower CO CO
Boston
USA
Warren
Tomo
Langis
Supreme Court
Enid
Willian Teh
Rosado Yenmpet Falin
Sfirhidden
Guataiden
Mig
Gennaro Ph Araleer
Trace
Ate Garay
Par
Mr. Bryan
Time Publishing Co
Geehevtea
Obie
Oxfords
Vance Low
Vance Shoe CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Angel of Death
Benjamin B. Strops
Stendid
DeWitt
E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Parker
Winis
Colon
Kat
A. P McDonald
E. Z. Fry
L J. Shaw
J, Bock, JR
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