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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

8

Papers Repudiate Action Declines 10 Accept Call

In Coshocton a split within the Republican ranks erupts after the Foraker minority convention. Taft supporters denounce the delegates’ loyalty and threaten to oust those who backed Foraker, while Newark’s paper reflects the party rift and upcoming battles for the 1908 election. The Licking county delegation faced control by Postmaster Heisey and allies, prompting accusations of broken pledges and political spite.

Foraker Coshocton Mattaw Newark American Tribune Republican National Committee Congressional” Committee Taft Heisey Co. W. Montgomery Licking Licking County George Hamilton Hamilton Friends of Co. Gillett Charles W. Montgomery Judge Smyser CC. B. McCoy Coshocton County Lita Asabrook Congress Ohio Postmaster Heizey Mr. Hamilton McCoy Senator Foraker Republican Party Fl. C. Russell Fletcher 5 Scott Frank Caine D. O. Roberts J. L. Lewis W. H. Camp A. F. Slater C. C. Frager J. T Oxborne J. G. Frampton

Six Year Old William Laflin Dies in Con vulsions

Six year old William Laflin died Sunday morning at West Bedford from convulsions after eating a large quantity of candy. He had been ill a week and had been improving before the sweets proved fatal. Parents Mr and Mrs Chas Laflin are heartbroken over the loss, with the boy once residing at Warsaw Vraseysburg. May 18. Dr H P Shaffer of this place has installed new machines and will start a factory for glove manufacturing in the next few days.

William Laflin West Bedford Vraseysburg H. P D. Shaffer

County Convention Sets June Eighth Primary Plans

Coshocton Democrats prepare for a June eighth county convention with thirty two candidates listed for canty of fees. The primary ballot form was decided at a past weekend meeting. supervisors from each precinct will gather with the county committee in Coshocton to tabulate and announce the successful nominees.

Coshocton Dime Eiutt Jane Sth Cashocton

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Marriage license notices show Joseph W. Clarke 25 storekeeper of Chicago and Laverna M. Miller 14 of Cobboeton with Rev Dye officiating. Another couple Chas Hassett 24 lineman and Cora Lathem 17 of Plainfield to be wed by Rev Hewitt. Clyde Buckmaster 71 lawyer of Comboeton and Gertrude Keefer 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Keefer of Cenenville are named for marriage filings.

Joseph W. Clarke Chicago Laverna M. Miller Cobboeton Rev. Dye Chas. Hassett Lineman Cora Lathem Plainfield iRev Hewitt Wil Clyde Buckmaster Laworer Comboeton Gertrude Keefer Nathan Keefer Cenenville

Mrs Bassett Granted Divorce by Probate Judge Donley

Probate Judge Donley grants a divorce to Mary B. Bassett from husband George Bassett, whose whereabouts are unknown. Five witnesses testified for the plaintiff and no defense was offered. Grounds cited as extreme cruelty. Attorney Ruche and Klein represented the complainant. Mrs Bassett resides in Coshocton.

Donley Tas Mary B. Bassett George Bassett Ruche & Klein Bassett Coshocton

Judge Nicholas Schedules Criminal Civil Dockets Through July

Judge Nicholas ordered a June 15 trial for George Sergeant accused of assault on Mrs. Wolfe of Isleta, with a two week criminal docket wrap up by June 27. Civil matters from the April and June terms were assigned, court sessions to run every weekday, and a shortened vacation with anticipated September hearings by Judge Wickham from Delaware.

Nicholas George Sergeant Wolfe Isleta Wickham

Wylie Frew Listed Dangerously Ill at Home

Wylie Frew, son of Me and Mes EB, is dangerously ill at his home. Dr Hamilton of Columbus was called Sunday to consult with the attending physicians in the case. An amount of 8 dollars was mentioned in connection with the situation.

Wylie Dr. Hamilton Columbus Ageat

West Lafayette Notes and Local Happenings May 18

Joel Redard returns from California citing ideal climate for a home. Travoss back to Jeffersonville due to his mother’s illness. Gen. Kline visits on business. Selo to play ball Friday. Village public schools to close Friday. Roce Burtta recovering from pneumonia. Maine Culbertson notes Pacific coast conditions and labor disputes. Maconid Judge progressing with weekly meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Stonneburner visit Roseville.

West Lafayette Joel Redard California Travoss Jeffersonville Ind Aga Laos Kline Coshocton Selo Roce Burtta Maine Culbertson Isleta Pacific Coast Mrs. Stonneburner Roseville

Missing Mailer Sends Cent Coin to Fresno Times

A Times letter arrives from an unidentified sender via Fresno routes on a Monday. It contains a missing dollar in a card and loose cents in the envelope. The office cannot credit the person and asks the sender to notify immediately.

Fresno Times Motify Ua

Dresden to Build Well System for Waterworks Project

Public works director announces Dresden will install a well based water system west of Yah Co and Me We area. Horace D. Miteson drafts plans, Munson to supervise laying, 220000 gallon reservoir on Lanning HM, powered by gas or electricity, serving about five miles of water mains. Completion targeted by May with street closures and a fifty foot wide access area.

Dresden Nuiton Inch

Six Hundred Pigeons Released at Pennsy Station

Six hundred homing pigeons were released at the Pennsy station Sunday morning by Pittsburg bird fanciers who annually send a flight from Coshocton. H OV Shepler of Coshocton handled the birds. About two hundred were not at liberty, and a second batch at Ga reportedly did not release. The Sunday release is the first game this season and considered cheerful. Olivers will be minds from different pointy in the state.

Pennsy Pittsburg Coshocton H. OV. Shepler Olivers

Gnadenhutten Husband Chains Aged Wife To Wash Tub

Officer Jackson reports a case from Gnadennutten where an elderly wife, about seventy five years old, was chained to a washboard in her home. The husband Rank claimed she wandered, but the article notes the act as inhumane and not aligned with humane teachings, leading to arrest.

Jackson Coshocton Tustariwas County Rank Gnadennutten

Glass plant closes for rest of season in Coshocton

Coshocton glass factory shut down Saturday night with both tanks closed for the season. Repairs to the summer tank will be made and the plant prepared to reopen next fall. All orders for this season are filled. Initial plan had been to close only the green tank but the amber tank walls caved in, forcing both tanks to be closed.

Coshocton Bad Pendilieu

Coshocton County Names New Science Instructor

At a Monday evening school board meeting Chas. W. Oxley was elected to fill the science instructor vacancy at the local high school after Prof. Bryant moved to superintendent. Oxley is a Caldwell County boy, a Denison University alumnus, and has taught in schools at Coshocton and a nearby town.

Coshocton County Chas. WW. Oxley Selene Bryant

Group Convention of Sunday Schools in Coshocton Tuesday

A countywide Sunday school convention series is held this week across Coshocton with County President Prof. Almack of West Hartford and County Secretary Rev. Shook presiding. First group includes Monroe Clark Bethlehem townships meeting at Kilss field. Toward Coshocton, Duff items outline devotions, talks, and Sunday school opportunities.

Roscot Puesday Almack West Hedford Rev Shook Monroe Clark Bethlehem Killsfield Allmack Conesvile Franklin Virginia MM Cireh Keene Kiliett Chapel Tuscatawns Action U. B. Ciiec

Mrs Hanlon Dies at Cleveland After Operation

Relatives in this city learned Saturday of the death of Mrs. William B. Hanlon formerly Miss Helle Williams of Cambodian. She died after an operation for bladder stones at age forty eight. She was born and raised nearby and is survived by her husband and three children Neil Clyde and Agnes. Her brothers and sisters include William Williams D G Williams and Carl Williams of Coshocton Mrs William Hughes of Columbus and Frank Hughes of Canton. The funeral was held in Cleveland Monday at 2 30 PM.

William B. Hanlon Misa Helle Willams Cambodian Hankon Wan Hardand Neil Clyde Agnes Willam Williama D. G. Williams Carl Williama Coshocton William Hughes Columbus

Williams and guests attend event from Coshocton

G Williams and his wife and Mr and Mrs Carl Williams traveled from Coshocton to attend the function.

Case Settled in Common Pleas Court over House Wrecking Co

This afternoon the Chicago House Wrecking Co versus Coshocton Wall Plaster Co was set for trial in common pleas court. The plaintiff agreed to pay 340 and costs, and the defendants to deliver a certain engine to the plaintiffs.

Chicago House Wrecking Co.ve Coshocton Wall Plaster Co Platntita Costa

Appraisers Appointed for Main Street Rink Case

In DeHat and others v Winenburg and others the plaintiff's attorney requested appraisers for the Main Street Rink. The court appointed John Shaw, William Tinh, and William Randies as appraisers.

DeHat Va. Winenburg Attrney Main Street John Shaw Wm. Tinh Wm. Randies

G A R Veterans Plan Memorial Day Parade and Services

G A R veterans arrange annual Decoration Day program centered on parade routes and church services. The Memorial Day events include post hall gatherings, a procession, a veterans’ memorial sermon, and a Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans attendance at the Baptist Church services.

G. A. R. Veterans Carnegie Library Trenard Worm's Relief Corps John Willer Sons of Veterans No 48 Patriek Maltant Dire Pitteen Ony Shary Tori and Rotlow Abedhead Onirandes Wendy Bras Cobrin Wal Pefmvin Macey Sith Gawn Cemetery Lo Telowh Vetecais Wea Ond Coliber MepDowell Misic Simon Cort Voites Styma America Hubertson Women's Relief Corps Sons of Veterans Solliers The Baptist Church Gro. N. Dye Te E'Elock Ao

Local Social and Visits Reported in Linton Mills Area

May 19 reports show Linton Minx and spouse visiting the former's parents Peter Harbold and wife Hoy. Odessa Shrynock spent Sunday on the plains. Anderson Henderson and Harry Stone transacted business in Coshoc on Saturday. Sadie and Laura Harbold visited Joseph Henderson Sunday. Ola Johnson helped her aunt.

Linton Minx Will Harbold Peter Harbold Hoy Odessa Shrynock Plains Anderson Henderson Harry Stone Coshoct Heavengood Preane Sadie Laura Harbold Joseph Henderson Ola Johnson

Mill Creek May Weather Delays Planting in Creek Area

The week in May brought persistent rain, halting field work as farmers waited for better conditions. Ground preparation continued with some planting underway if weather cooperates. Local residents, including Charles Heater, Wilhard Amiskeell, Evan Cox and wives, traveled to Milfera for business. A forewoman, Aunider, began building a stone wall for Se Lane's barn as public works crews planned tasks in New Bedford.

Charles Heater Wilhard Amiikesell Fatty Evan Cox Milferahur Buxsiners A. Aunider Se. Lane New Bedford Teraroon

Little Babe Dies at Blissfield

A small child died at Blissfield while two other children survived. The report notes a Protestant service held nearby and mentions authorities investigating the death with local conditions and unclear causes.

Little Babe Blissfield

Doings of the Commissioners Review Funding Decisions

The county commissioners discussed roof repairs and a bridge project, approving a large grant of 170 to Arthur Woel for his involvement in the Hew community room. He had previously received a payment for his work.

Mitserty Sayiaeres Arthur Woelfle

Many Lodgemen Attend Funeral

A well attended funeral service drew Lodgemen from Cosloeten and West Lafayette. The deceased, Thirden, was a respected Fellow and noted for his devout presence. Attendees included Abbott, Bowles, Vinnel, Barcroft, Williame, Brockum, Porter, and many from West Lafayette such as Dickey, Dickey, Renard, Shaffer, McCamwacn, Williams, Sprague, Cochran, Kirk, Gasktil, Evens, among others.

Frerank Sanday Cosloeten West Lafayette Thirden Owell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Basset Wylie Frew Caalaeton County P.M Round Table Jed Ha Pried Grace Carr Coshueton Johstan Paine Service Andrews Santay School Kev Hows Trinner Pinky Department Bessie Browning Res Peters G. Williams Carl Willams Oxford Brendel Bros Gertrude Stone Elena Tiwary Miller, Wif and Sons Liwreney Audi Sen van Chotey Oshia Tian Bold Newcowterstown Linton Mills Mill Creek Meh Creek World Bissfield Hew Warsi AYP
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