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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

5

Grand jury testimony over Ben Dickerson case discussed

A long examination transcript reveals questions about family discussions of the Dickerson matter, Daisy's statements, and whether Ben Dickerson was seen near the red oak fence. Testimony covers prior conversations, presence at the Hughes death scene, and nervous behavior observed at the Dickerson homestead.

Ben Dickerson Dickerson May Daisy Roosevelt Jim McCoy Ben Mr. Glenn James Glenn Mr. Adams Mr. Daugherty Red Oak Dobson Roche Squire Wimmer Hughes Tim Dean Glenn Toho Hartsell Kata Hughes Anyon Hay Hart Pate Tao Hughes Frank Hardesty Mr. Dickerson Ross

Mutual apologies stall investigation into press reports

A Friday evening special session before Judge Eason, in the Dickerson trial, ended with apologies after a heated discussion about rumored bribery charges. The defense and state lawyers disputed sources and threatened newspaper interference while the court urged decorum and cautioned editors to appear if needed.

Traily Dickerson Nien Eason James Dobson Roche Zanesville Wheeler Atorneys Reet Wold Brilers Glenn Dobsom Coshocton Me. Roche Geo. Ramsberger West Lafayette Hainsberger Cereed

Board of Service Outlines Spring Improvement Plans

At a Thursday meeting the Board of Public Sewerage discussed spring projects including completing the Walnut street sewer from the Wheeling railroad east to the corporation and extending the East Walnut line to the Third Board of Trade addition. Extensions to Orchard street and South Second street are planned along with new mains in Denman Otsego and Zerbe Manner additions. A larger pipe will replace the Fifteenth street line feeding the pottery. The old pipe will run to Chess works area to supply two mains. paving data priority points set grade at key intersections before more work. Oak Ridge cemetery will receive a new three sided picket fence.

Walnut Strong Wheeling Railroad Corporation Theroshocton Improvement Company Third Board of Trade Addition Maiia Orchard Street Walnut Street South Second Street Zerhe & Menner Binden Place Denman Otsego Byennes Sixteenth Chess P Oak Ridge Cemetery

William Burns Chosen President Of Ohio School Board Members

The tenth annual Ohio State Association of School Board Members session urged keeping the school code largely unchanged. W A Jones explained proposed impeadments while Cox supported woman’s suffrage in school elections. Officers elected: President William Berns Coshocton, First Vice President George W Carey Lebanon, Second Vice President Charles Jellepp Piqa, Secretary James A Williams Columbus.

William Burns Ohio State Association of School Board William Berns Coshocton George W. Carey Lebanon Charles Jellepp Piqwa James A. Williams Columbus

Monthly Horse Sale at Frazeysburg Returns Medium Crowd

Frazeysburg hosts its monthly horse sale with buyers from Coshocton Newark and surrounding areas. Sinai Prager and O W Blaggard conduct the sale as horses from local farms cross the block. Next sale scheduled for April and attendance from Wilkes, McConnell and Wood Bros among others.

Frazeysburg Kraveysburs Williamriss Columbus Charles Stimpson Paul Green Covelamdl Jay King Dresden Fred Kippo Pitsburg Pas Charles Doweles Efffee Evains Hanover Dorg Bagger Jennie Jones Newark Gorley Mabel AreGaanis Phora Fateoy Arthur Wallica Celestina Paavorts OW Davidson Walesbury Mingwsie Simipoon Saediport Sinai Prager Btlagard I. 6 Poepels McConnell Geom Pharlon and Wood Bros Coshocton Neowark

Three Barrel Well At Clark Proposes Pneumonia Remedy

The item notes a "three barrel well at Clark" and a man named Morey af Urbea who produced a shot. It warns pneumonia is often fatal and touts Botoy's Honey and Tar as a remedy, claiming quick cures and urging sale by a seller.

Clark Withai Morey Af Manada Botoy Motey

Removed to Roscoe Megraee Carr at Miss Phenderson home

Fragmented text describes a removal to the residence of Miss Jennie Phenderson at Hosen feespegk with references to a Convair bene mieve and a cure for a fever. Mentions Salve and Une salve, tests, and various unclear names and items. The passage lists Healers or witnesses and several odd terms, ending with partial names.

Roscoe Megraee Carr Jennie Phenderson

Pension Obtained Through Attorney Assistance

A pension case appears to reach a settlement with an attorney assisting the claimant. The notice mentions a rate change and references medical or health relatedities in vague terms, including remedies and treatments, with a vendor named CLR. Anderson identified as seller.

Wy Whintier Gap Merenaise

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