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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

2

Adamsville fish school graduates hold exercises

The Adamsville fish school commencement will be held Tuesday evening. Roy Johnson Homer Shrighy and Campbell Schvoyer will deliver orations. Prof. BE. E. Suweh will close with a speech and Prof. Leagsure will present the programs. Music will be provided by Mrs Mabel Tomlinson and Miss McCoppin.

Adamsville Fish School Co Gimdiaite Roy Johnson Homer Shrighy Campbell Schvoyer BE. E. Suweh Be. &. Leagsure Mabel Tomlinson Adameville

Judson Harmon Call for Labor Reform and Anti Machine Politics

A long reform platform urging eight hour public work days, protections for workers, limits on court injunctions in labor disputes, and liberal road and canal funding. It attacks the Republican machine in Ohio, accusing it of corruption, patronage, and misuse of public funds, and calls for safeguards on public money and new laws. The text emphasizes the need for accountable governance and opposition to party overreach.

Ohio Repubic Marsen Repub Katherine Lidt Ohto Pouwagy Medaw Jena Ada

State Board May Crop Prospects Report Summary

The Mayoerop report notes generally favorable crop prospects with improved conditions for winter wheat and oats. It records area sown figures and compares yields to prior years, highlighting barley, corn, and oats estimates, but mentions winter losses and cattle losses during winter and spring. The report includes township level estimates for harvest potential in 1908 and notes expected production changes from last year.

Sears Essors Lhote

Roscoe Council Opens Disputed Street Section

Roscoe council votes to open a contested street section and discuss public participation in local governance. The meeting covers amendments, pension support, and the national party platform, with remarks on water projects and sympathy for public figures.

Roscoe Council

Weather report for last week

Fragmentary weather notes describe past week conditions across regions. The readable segments mention temperatures, rain chances and winds in scattered places, but the text lacks complete data.

Professor Pearson to Address Graduates at M B Church

Prof Pearson to deliver the commencement address to graduates at the M B Church. The ceremony, with Rev F Wh Ny presiding, is set for May 10.

Pearson

Family Arrives From Eneland in May 62

A family named Tom Maye arrives from Eneland last week. The father Tom is an expert hersenan employed by Fornes Boos for six months. The oldest child aged ten rents a room with Ter erundyjaarents and the family plans to stay with the Forney firm.

Teatro Elattren Tom Eneland Fornes

Weekend Market Report From Unclear Ledger

Readable fragments describe livestock prices and farm goods, noting cattle and hog figures, feed data, and regional outlets. Mentions pigs, steers, heifers, and Western regional pricing with some numeric values, but many names and items are garbled. The piece reads as a brief market bulletin with scattered figures and vendor references.

Referendum Reported For Week End Date

Fragmented OCR text shows a referendum referenced with dates and names garbled. It mentions a plan to forward materials this week and notes an event at a location unnamed, with various partial phrases suggesting political actions and meetings.

Forty Chickens Burned to Death in Newcomerstown

A fire during Monday evening destroyed thirty or more chickens at a Newcomerstown residence on North Fifth Street. Floyd Adams, confined to his home, suffered an attack of heart trouble after witnessing the blaze and was assisted by responding neighbors.

Floyd Adams Hla Ome North Fifth Street

Mahaffey Endorsed for Second Term at Democratic Convention

Perry Mahaffey, representative from the Seventeenth and Eighteenth districts, which include Coshocton Guernsey Noble Tuscarawas and Morgan counties, was endorsed for a second term by the Guernsey County Democrats. The group backed his temperance legislation vote as well.

Guernsey County Democrats Perry Mahaffey Coshanton Guernsey Noble Tuscarwas Mooroe Coun Mahaffey

Capt Lybarger Roasts Freiner In Roaring Speech

Coshocton County Captain Lybarger mocked Representative Freiner and others at a Friday and Saturday event. The improvised roast spilled into a lively session with a faulty mic adding to the humor as several men were playfully teased and drawn into the lighthearted wallop.

Labarges Coshocton County Freiner Frien Ile Tatter Lybarger Fie Hey“golds Frefacer Huey Hunt Paxton Woods Chamberlain

Death Claims Estimable Lady Obuny dae Carnes

The town records the death of Mrs Absalom Canes age sixty at her Seventh street home after a long illness. She was born in Praokbin and is survived by two sons, econ and Roy. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Teun al Peace ork dm tlerce at Rey Thanilion of the Presbyterian church. The passing is described as a loss to a deeply respected family and community.

Obuny Carnes Absalom Canes Seventh Street Cates Praokbin Brannon Twe Econ Roy Aitor Teun Rey Thanilion

Sam Jennings Injured After Alleged Drunken Buggy Crash

Reported incident describes Sam Jennings thrown from a buggy in a suspected intoxicated state onto the pavement. Nearby resident Sant Jetta, living at Pleas lam Valley, narrowly escaped injury as the buggy horse bolted along Vine Street. The injured man and horse owner Frank Searl were said to be taken to a nearby location with medical attention. A separate item notes the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Lenjamin Peoples at Rev Kohler's home with attendants present.

Sant Jetta Pleaslam Valley Vine Street Bfa Tonniier Wall Patty

Warsaw Hog Lice Controversy Bluntly Skewers Times Report

A Warsaw dispute over a Times report on the alleged infant incident near Warsaw escalates into a charge that the paper misrepresented events. Critics accuse the Times of sensationalism while defending its publication of sworn affidavits from local residents. The clash centers on health and farming conditions and community insults over perceived deficiencies.

Warsaw Times Richard Week Chnzenu

Marriage of Lilly Hutchinson and Daniel T. Kirk

Miss Lilly Hutchinson daughter of Mrs. Geo Hutchinson of Villa Creek and Daniel T. Kirk were married Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Uiner at Frenklin Station Rev Carpenter officiated and the ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner The couple will reside in Wills Creek with many local friends in attendance and a list of guests included Rev and Mrs Carpenter and daughter Constant Conesyville Mr and Mrs George Roberts and others from the area

Lilly Hutchinson Geo. Hutchinson Villa Creek Daniel T Ben Uiner Frenklin Station Carpenter Wills Creek Constant Conesyville George Roberts Arthur Fovea

Pupils Not Charged For Examination

A misunderstanding suggested a charge for the Patterson examination. Prof. Alex Mc Donald of Rosese states there is no fee for taking the exam. The next exam is scheduled for next Saturday at one. Teachers pay a small sum per appearance. installments are allowed under a new ruling.

Alex McDonald Rosese

Dresden Oil Co Incorporation Formed in Dresden

Dresden Oil Co is incorporated with a $10,000 capital stock on April 2. The firm plans to lease a large tract and drill test wells soon. Incorporators include FR Spencer, PLOW, Gutash e, CD Moore, T do Couper and Wooo Bradley, with others taking stock.

Dresden Fere Iity Gothendenty FR. Spencer Plow Gutashe CD. Moore T. Do. Couper Wooo Bradley

Local Notes From Conesville and Nearby

Coneaville hosts visitors from Zanesville and Onin Weebeyan University. M Jd Sehott tours Coneaville for the bidge Cigagtos Co. Mrs Ned Bale visits with Adams Mita Keta kin. Donahue Coshoctow and Burt Coshoctow spend Sunday with Coneaville friends. Mrs John Heck hosts dinner for Mix Ahwam Columbus and Mrs David Davin and Mrs Jame Merchuwe both of Comoe.

Cote Svatlee Carty Boek New Droacow Sandi Abe Ladtanua Smith Zanesville Wissatrela Pruth Onin Weebeyan University Sehott Coneaville Che Bth idige-Cigagtos Co Ned Bale Fetermda Adams Donahue Coshoeron John Burt Coshoctow Conesville John Heck Mix Ahwam of Columbus David Davin Jame Merchuwe Comoe Jwite

Fifty Counties Endorse Campbell for U.S. Senate in Ohio

The Democrats report that between fifty and fifty five counties have endorsed or shown favor to Campbell for the United States Senate, with Monroe and Crawford sending delegates favorable to him. The Ohio state convention faces a decisive vote on nominating a candidate, with Campbell the likely choice if endorsed.

Clermont Erie Lawrence Licking Lindusky Tuscarawas Monroe Crawford Campbell Friends of Committee On Rules and Order of Business United States Campbel Trundall

Court News Court actions and filings in probate and criminal cases

Probate Court filings include account of distribution in the estate of John L McKee and inventory and sale bills for Sabina Taylor and others. A criminal libel entry dismisses claims against Evlith Forney nee Wilson. A man named Rose receives a 18 month term for failure to support his children after family trouble. Divorce and alimony actions noted along with temperance event plans and G A R observances.

John L. Mckee Sabina Taylor John WY. Tleslip Rachel M. Miller N Ross J.E. Shaw Luther R. Moore Evlith Forney Nee Wilson Sne Sadie Harbeld See

Warranted arrest in mine property destruction case

David Davia sought a warrant in Squire Wimmer's court for the arrest of Hays Sailor and Manning Taylor on destroying property. They were accused of breaking cars at the mine and damaging buildings with stones, totaling about $10. They appeared and pleaded guilty, with Bach fined $4.80.

David Davia Squire Wimmer Hays Sailor Manning Taylor Bach

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