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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

6

County court speeds through sixteen cases in one week

Judge Nicholax presides as Proventor McDowell guides state desk as Cochocton county court disposes of sixteen criminal cases in ten days. Several indictments are dropped or noted, several defendants plead guilty with modest fines, and one case ends in conviction. The speedy session aims to boost public confidence and curb delays.

Kil, Shrighey Jovi McFarand Joe Charnel Path Technica Ant Cma Teau Shaw Castetter Henry Lawrence Veal Miller

Possibilities of Misfortune

Every individual should save and set aside a small sum against misfortune. The best way is to open an account with this bank where money will be safely cared for, gradually grow, be readily available, and free from uncertainty.

Imposition of Officials Against Last-Minute Pardons

The Columbus Dispatch denounces eleventh hour reprieve requests for the Bordenkircher case and argues officials and the public are burdened by delays. It criticizes counsel for delays, notes Judge Nicholas resisted altering long-standing practice, and cites political reactions to the governor and pardons board.

Columbus Dispatch Hirris Bordenkircher Board of Pardons Othe Columbus Dudge Nicholas Bordenkireheran Double Court Cation Ples Enlee Jude Nicholas Ntenetee

Governor's Clemency Sparks Debate Over Jurisdiction

The article discusses the unusualness of a governor’s clemency action for a notorious prostitute and the court’s stance on suspending sentences pending appeal. It argues the trial court’s power is to decide, while highlighting potential dangerous precedents for prosecutors and noting Bakersville High School’s year-end event with Prof. R. C. Maston.

Coabectop Nicholas Artis Merrick Bakersville High School R. C. Maston

Graduation Exercise Scheduled for May Third

On Friday May 3 the graduation exercise will be held. The drama features eight students four young men and four young ladies in the program.

Rail appraisement dates set for several railways

Auditor Randlew notified of May dates for railway appraisements across Cushocton county with Panhandle at Columbus May 6 Wheeling and Lake Erie at Cleveland May 15 C A and C at Akron May 20 T W W O at Toledo May 31. County auditors may must pay their own travel costs over $170 to attend meetings. Probate Judge Donley rules on William Scheetz will prompting heirs appeal to circuit court. In Thompson vs Fink and American Central Insurance, defense seeks to strike sentences from reply. County treasury shows Saturday disbursements 329.02 and receipts 62.91. weekly tax total 94.40. Probate Court first and final account of Edward E. Oxley heirs. John C. Bower guardian appointed for Viola Catherine Bower.

Randlew Cushocton County Panhandle Columbus Wheeling and Lake Erie Cleveland C. A Akron Toledo Jt In Randles Circuit Court Donley William Scheetz Earenit Court Louis H. Thompson 2. R. Fimk American Central Insurance Co Common Pleas Court Treasury Edward E. Oxley John C. Bower Viola Catherine Bower

Debt to Pay for Lifesaving King’s New Discovery

Westfield Iowa resident G. S. Clark thanks Dr King’s New Discovery for rescuing him from deadly lung illness. He cites rapid relief after starting the remedy and credits two bottles with full recovery. Drugstore sponsors Anderson and Ferguson guarantee the medicine with trial bottles free.

G. S. Clark Westfield Iowa Dr. King E. Anderson Cashocton C. M. Ferguson Rosene

Marriages of Our Great Grandparents List 1829

A long list of marriage pairs with dates from January to December. Includes Leonard Litchfield and Sarah Shaw. William Stafford and Harriet Thompson. and many others such as Moses Illum and Elizabeth Browns, James Morgan and Matilda Elders, Abraham Gardiner and Lorama Wing.

Leonard Litchfield Sarih Shaw William Stafford Hariett Thompson Moses Illum Elizabert Bowns James Morgan Matilda Elders Abraham Gardiner Lorama Wing Daniel Haines Sarah Foster

Mill Creek Social Roundup From Coshocton to Baltic

Mill Creek Ohio notes a visit by Mr and Mrs de M Lower to Coshocton and locals Karch and Norman buying cows last Thursday. Moses Lowe built a new barn Wednesday. F M Bender and crew handle carpentry. Otto Crest and family of Baltic visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Kline of Medina County stayed with kin for several days, as did Mrs Mary Schlagel near Creston. Mr and Mrs Joseph Storm visited nearby Baltic. Solomon Harbaugh, sick all winter, has recovered and can walk again.

Ml Creek de M. Lower Coshocton Karch Norman Moses Lowe F. M. Bender Otto Crest Baltic Elizabeth Kline Medina County Mary Schlagel Creston Joseph Storm Gipe Solomon Harbaugh

Wakatomika News Briefs From Dresden And West Carlisle

Sabnath School reorganized with officers led by Supt. C L Garrett and Asst Supt WI 4 Clark. Others include Sec H C McConnell and treasurer Geo Hardesty. Community members, visits and school term end notes follow with several locals seen at Coshocton, Roscoe, and Trinway.

Coshocton Emmet Nethers Pearl Archie Crawford West Carlisle C. L. Garret Guasle Roscue W. A&a. Clark Elsie Clark W. G. Manston Trinway

Local Notes on Subscriptions and Sand Industry

Layland Elie Sever raised subscriptions for the Times with strong canvassing, J J B noted as a hustler, and Lewis Randles plans to quit farming due to illness. Sand companies report robust business and railcars in short supply. a new Chas Guthrie farm venture is started, with three acres offered at 100 dollars. A hydraulics project by Guthrie aims to build a dam, while Preston Axine plans a school at West Carlisle next Friday. Humane Officer Jackson urged to visit the community to assess locals’ behavior.

Elie Sever Times Lewis Randles Chas Guthrie Farm Hel Chas Guthrie Cireen Valley Preston Axiine West Carlisle Jackson Irs

Gettysburg Veteran Praises Electric Bitters

David Parker of Fayette N Y recalls losing a foot at Gettysburg and credits Electric Bitters with major health gains. He reports relief from long stomach trouble after years of costly remedies. The ad labels Electric Bitters a grand tonic for the aged, female weakness, and a cure for lame back and weak kidneys with local druggists C E Anderson and C M Ferguson.

David Parker Fayette, N Gettysburg C. E. Anderson Oshocton C. M. Ferguson Rescoe

Bank at Brink Haven Incorporation Reported

The Brink Haven Banking Co with capital stock of 25000 was incorporated at Columbus Saturday by J. Southard A. M. Irwin Edward Huncewell and H. J. Andrews Fred Howard left for Zanesville Appendicitis blamed on bowel abuse and drastic purgatives urging use of Dr Kings New Life Pills available at drug stores C E Anderson Coshocton and M Ferguson Rascoe stores

Brink Haven Brink Haven Banking Co Columbus J. Southard A. M. Irwin Edward Huncewell H.J. Andrews Dr. King C. E. Anderson Coshocton Co. M. Ferguson’s Rascoe

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