Dickerson affidavits spark misconduct charge against judge
Long awaited affidavits in the Ben Dickerson case are on file, testing juror bias and courtroom conduct. The defense seeks a new trial while the editor disputes quoted remarks attributed to Judge Eason, risking further county costs if misstatements influence a ruling.
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Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Suntheimer
The
Age
Eason
Circuit Court
Snyter
Misteter
R. C. Snyder
Bason
Benjamin Dickerson
Hideas
Nogbas
John Henderson Injured Playing at Delaware Park
John Henderson of West Lafayette was struck in the right eye by a ball at Olva Wesleyan bath park in Delaware yesterday. The ball hit a stone and bounced badly, producing a colored eye and marking the sixth such accident at the grounds this season.
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John Henderson
West Lafayete
Olva Wesleyan
Delaware
Freight Engine Jumped Track on Balte Hill
A large Pine Pups freight locomotive jumped the track on Balte hill, took a six hour wrecking crew from Massalon to repair, delaying the southbound passenger to after eleven. In other news President Mitchell reports United Mine Workers oppose arbitration that would alter fixed differentials. J.P. Dolliver will address Marial University graduation. Hamilton Wright Mabie named commencement orator at Western College for Women.
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Freteht
Wheeling
S -Sr
Balte Hill
Massalon
Work of Miss Alice Finlay Forms Main Topic at District Meeting
The unusually successful Lafayette district Woman's Foreign Missionary society convention closed in the Lafayette M. E. church after two days of reports, elections, and new offices. Delegates from Coshocton and nearby societies reviewed foreign work and praised Miss Alice Finlay for her mission in Japan, urging devotion to continue the Standard Bearer cause.
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Alice Finlay
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Ubdrichsville
Lafayette M. E
Coshocton
Lafayette
Nellie Hendershot
Margaret Westhafer
Jennie Finnicum
Betheni Mohn
Young Peoples
Harriet Powell
Emma J. Fouts
W. St. Clair
East Liverpool
Dr. Henthorns
New Philadelphia
Rose Burch
Rogers
Leonard
National Mission Board of the
M. E. Church
Terrid
Sisters
Christ
Couple Reconciles After Custody Case at Wimmers Court
Jack Wade and Macy Wade settled differences amicably at Thanes Wimmers court over their nine year old daughter Hvelsa Mayla. Wade surrendered custody, mother seeks divorce while Wade pays costs around eight dollars. Officers pursued, but the case centered on Wade’s roaming habits and the family’s wish to settle, with the child showing slight preference for the mother.
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Jack Wade
Macy
Thanes Wimmers Court
Hvelsa Mayla
Jackson
Gate
Corshocton
Mas Valentina Will Not Hang Trenton NM
The Board of Pardon commuted the death sentence of Mrs. Anna Valentina to life imprisonment after she killed Rosa Salva CHAS Tism Better. Charles Tish, who underwent an appendectomy days ago, is reported better today.
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Trenton
NM. J
Board of Pardon
Fife
Mra
Anna Valentina
Rosa Salva
Chas
Tish
The Cow Case Settled in Favor of Amore
The famous cow case of G F A Amore versus F E Parish is settled in favor of the plaintiff. Parish must pay $25.12 plus interest from December 28, 1905 and is assessed costs. Parish bought Amore's cow, paid by check, then stopped payment.
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GF. A. Amore
FE. E. Parish
Parrish
Amore
Anti Pass Provisions Move in Rate Bill Debate
Senate debates anti pass provisions within the rate bill with speeches by Pie Dalty and Patterson figures. wrangles between Senators Daniel Tilman and McLaurin over amendments, a broader review of the bill, and Chandler’s statement about Roosevelt negotiations and telephoned denials, all shaping the legislation.
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Pie Dalty Washington
Democrate Suutorih
Lester
Avi
Pauley
Tbr
Tie
de Toads Senatee
Senate
McLaurin
Jong Haula
Dansel
Virghita
Meg
Ale Lauriy
Humparte
Mr. Daniel
Tilman
William J. Chandler
Roosevelt
Tilman Uni Valley
Lodge
Chandler
Foraker
Spooner
Knox
Titman
Heward
Lodge Retiaina
Congressional
Coshocton Woman Awarded Damages in Railroad Incident
Laura Pryor, a former Coshocton County woman now of Columbus, receives a large damages settlement from a railroad after a gas wagon collision near Columbus caused an explosion. Pryor's father, the late Andrew W. Gibban, died this week at Wukatumica.
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Laura Pryor
Coshocton
Col. Uibis
Tas Jast
Columbus
Nuid
Pryor
Yous
Andrew W. Gibban
Wukatumica
Frank Gephart Passes At Age 28 In Adams Street Home
AWA Frank Gephart, a painter, died early this morning after a long illness. He was 28 years old and relied at his Adams Street home. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Frank Gephart
Adams Street
Presbytery Reviews Case of Rev Gray
Sewark May 7 A called meeting of the Zatesville Presbytery considered dissolving pastoral relations between Rev Boyd Gray and Clea and Homer. Some congregation members dissented. commissioners will examine the case further. The Sparta Confectionary Co relocates to a brighter room east of former site. Board of Trade meets to discuss fireworks proposal.
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Sewark
Zatesville Presbatery
Drarters
Fee
Boyd Gay
Dies Cehurettes
Clea
Homer
Board OF Trade
Fieworks
New Assistant in Ticket Office Shuffles Roles
J. F. Connors arrives as chief assistant general passenger agent from Pittsburgh to aid W. H. Kipp at the Panhandle office during absence of the regular assistant HyoT Lang in Yrinwiay. The change lasts two weeks and follows routine staff reassignments.
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J. FL. Connors
Bittsburge
W. HW Kipp
Panhandle Tehet
Hie
Hyot, Lang
Yrinwiay
Merry-Go-Round Opens Near Meek Plane
The Wilson Bros open a new merry go round at the corner of Third and One Street near the lower Meek plane known as Lin e Standard. It is owned by W. M. Wilson with EB Bow loan and WH Me managing arrangements and promotion drawing interest from young patrons.
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Wilson Bros
He Young Follies
Erner
Third
Meek
Line Standard
W. M. Wilson
Singer
Min Ai Bia
BOW Loans
Rie Het
Sheet Gashes Hand At Work
John Reed, employed by T. S. Beach Co, suffered a severe right hand gash while removing tin sign sheets from a press after quitting time on Wednesday. A sheet pulled back under the tapes struck his palm, badly lacerating fingers and causing near separation of a tendon. doctors expect recovery without permanent disfigurement.
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John Reed
T. S. Beach Co
Aid
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Dickerson Lawyeen
Sontheimer
Snyder
John Henderson Hurt
Lena Fisher
Children’s Work
Alina Halstead
Margaret Worthater
Martha Luble
William E. Chandler
Illiam Eaton Chandler
Sonters Knox
Poraker
Navy
United States
New Hampshire
Ohms Commissior
Jackson Tiny
Serroitits
Zanesville
Plaligekt
AEG
Danning
Qarpet Ales
Tackson
Dresden
Launing
Cosheeton
Saleta
Isler
Poland
West Lafayette
Martha Wwilkins
Pete Street
Sle
Mas
Valentina
Committee of Whole
Baily
Tillman
Coshocton Co
AWA
Presbytery
Rev
Gray
Sparta
Sparta Confectionary Company
Pentel Bros
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