19 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
1
Reports describe a large gathering for a day of fasting and prayer with services held from morning through evening. Attendees at the tabernacle listened to sermons and participated in multiple sessions, including notable prayers, songs, and a closing sermon.
In Columbus, Ohio, the Senate passed the Jones bill to curb saloon pocketing in residential districts by a 25 to 3 vote. The House advanced the Wertz bill on initiative and referendum 42 to 11, with changes. The measure lets voters force ordinances via petitions and sets conditions for referendums and new elections. Debate focused on recommitting the temperance bill, with several senators seeking further hearings. The final passage aimed to restrict where saloons can operate and under what petition grounds.
Funeral services are planned for Thursday at the Minin Street residence for Mrs. Temph In Wha Wha. Rev Namiken of the Prestyte ian church and Rev Robertson will officiate with pallbearers including Dawson Miss Reaoke and Frank Rickells. Burial will follow in South Lawn cemetery.
A fourteen year old Glass Company employee suffered a severe wrist wound after a shard of broken glass pierced his back while playing near a pile of glass. He received first aid from Dr Stacy and was taken to a local clinic for treatment.
J Seenler Vas displays two notable photographs. One reproduces a famous portrait shot of a revered resident in an Orange district. The other shows a bridge view from Tocarawas River, a scene many photographers have tried to capture despite fog and light limits.
Caldwell Idaho March 18 Harry Orchard was sentenced to death today Judge Wood recommends commutation to life imprisonment Orchard faces a death sentence but the judge urges mercy and a life term in Idaho state prison
A lavish St Patrick's Society banquet at Delmonico's celebrated Taft and Governor Hughes. Notables including Archbishop Connolly, Justice O'Brien, and General Grant attended. Taft received an ovation after toasting the United States Polities not in the speech, while Hughes paid tribute to the Irish race and the guests.
Commissioner Searedeston faced an extended interview Friday on whether Huston should remain in office. The article notes Huston’s resignation was reluctantly accepted after debate over filling the unexpired term, with a new appointee likely to be named to serve the remainder of Huston’s term. The Roscoe schools closed for a funeral, while a probate filing for Nancy Fr. Mathey’s will was scheduled.
William Whyte, prominent American politician from Maryland, dies Wednesday at his home. A long career included service in the Maryland House of Delegates and the state senate. Governor Wartell appointed him to the U.S. Senate to fill the vacancy left by the late Senator Arthur P. Gorman, with the current legislature confirming the appointment for the term ending March 3, 1909.
A British port incident involving a Belfast ship captain refusing maritime law, a British envoy and gunboat threat, and the American warning to display the flag legally. The British skipper yielded, loosening a tense standoff as a gunboat stood by with orders.
Mea Rehece Jane Norris formerly Miss Rehecew Dane Lookard, aged woman born in August, wife of Norris, survived by five children four daughters and two sons. Funeral held Thursday at 1:50 PM at Weasant WL with interment in the cemetery. Rev Senter officiating. grandsons to act as pallbearers.
A detailed account describes Brooks Johnson and Mike Roclo involved in a Sunday bar controversy at a saloon. The narrative recounts police action, witness statements, and claims about operating a basement bar versus street entry, with references to local officials and investigators. The piece names multiple individuals and hints at a broader inquiry into saloon operations and Sunday restrictions.
Farmers gather for the Corn Growers meeting to test seed corn and choose the best varieties for the state. Attendees will discuss tests, demonstrations, and planting readiness as the association aims to ensure a full stand and strong yields for the season.
Ten years for Stoessel relates to a death sentence in a Russian or port area case. The garbled text shows terms like death sentences, Porto Arty, and Communitarian oversight. The article mentions ten year terms and punitive actions amid political or military context.
The article details Rear Admiral Charles Sperry presiding over a naval review in San Francisco. It notes his relief from command at the conclusion, the fleet's Pacific coast mission, and other officers slated to lead squadrons. It mentions a court bond of $1000 per change and awaiting implications.
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