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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment references ward assessor elections with uncertain names and dates. The readable bits mention a Ward assessor and a person linked to a place, but the exact details remain garbled. No decisive outcome or full identifiers are extractable from the fragment.
Mrs. William McKinley passes away at 1 05 PM Sunday in Canton after a long illness. Secretary Cortelyou and several officials attend, with funeral plans set for Wednesday at the McKinley residence. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks send condolences as the body to be interred alongside her husband in Westlawn Cemetery.
May M Bender and sow Elvin were in Baltic on business last Saturday. Jesse Brendley, recently with Uber Mix Co Marion, C, is home again. Kutcher and Balter finished barn wall masonry for Lewis Bowen last Tuesday. Bherwine barn wall erected by same crew this spring. The Bheerwine barn missed water Thursday. John G Lewer and crew doing carpentry. Thomas Selects senior day with dropsy. Stephan of New Bedford rendering medical aid for Mr Streets. Jonathan and B E B M Cos delivered fat sheep at Millersburg last Monday.
Saturday receipts in tax payments totaled 406.44 dollars with 142 dollars issued in orders. Oral receipts for the entire past week amounted to 1973.12 dollars.
Harve Speck brother of Hob and Riley Speck of this city narrowly escaped death Saturday when a horse drawn wagon from a Kilbuck farm halted in Warsaw and an attack of azotemia struck the animal. While dragged to the livery doorway, the horse kicked Speck on the forehead, knocking him senseless for five hours. Dr. Foster of this city attended and Speck showed signs of recovery.
Newark May 27 A civil suit against Mary J Lingafelter brought by Receiver George P Webb was moved to Zanesville for June 13 hearings The Horsestead Building and Savings Company seeks repayment for losses from the institution alleged to involve Mrs Lingafelter and her son Robert Lingafelter Webb levied on all Lingafelter property including an automobile for attachment The venue change was granted because a fair trial could not be held locally
West Lafayette High School held its annual alumni banquet Saturday in the town hall with about seventy attendees. Toasts, prayers, readings, and duets followed a two course banquet, as officers for the next term were elected and listed among many graduates from 1902 to 1906 and later.
Alumni roll call lists numerous West Lafayette High School graduates and mentions several names including J Burt Fiomas Lewis Arl Tra hans Howard Culbertson Byverett Cochran Mary Leighninger Cora Sieker Mes Olen with unclear spellings. The fragmentary item reads as a social notes style roster of former students.
Funeral for J. J. Rose in Coshocton drew 3000 to 4000 mourners as Oak Ridge Cemetery hosted a large service. Knights Templar, Pythian order, and Masonic brethren led the procession with the Comhiocean band, highlighting Rose’s wide community ties and service as an undertaker in the county.
Fragmented OCR recalls a Presbyterian church service and funeral rites for a pastor named De Hunt. Sermons, prayers, and community members participated in the rite as tributes, with mention of a Sunday school class and conversations with clergy. The piece notes floral tributes and a ceremonial procession, concluding with the temple form becoming his shroud per his wishes.
Mrs Delameter, sister of Wes William Bateler, long associated with the city, passes after weeks of decline. Surviving sister Mrs H J Renfrew of Columbus and other relatives will attend the funeral set for Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. funeral arrangements announced by the New York Racket Store proprietor family.
County relief committee announces the suspension of aid to indigent soldiers due to exhaustion of funds for the months of nine and July 1907. By order of the Cortorton County Relief Committee, B. R. Shaw, Secretary.
A remarkable diploma frog case secures the broad backing of state authorities as the strongest and most successful year in the state’s history. The initiative advances commerce and public confidence, with the event described as a pivotal investment in regional strength. The ruling expands the reach of the program across multiple sectors.
Fragmentary report mentions Coshocton School of Business and a purchase by an individual. text is garbled with names and nonsensical phrases, lacking clear dates or outcomes. No verifiable details available to confirm entities or events.
The article notes enrollments starting for the new Soohenta program on Matuiny day. It highlights limited slots, urging readers to register early with local offices and confirms the event at the community center.
A horse panicked and crashed through a fence near a street in the city injuring several people including Miss Molitor and others. Dr. Marshall attended the scene and transported the injured to his office where one rider suffered a severe hand injury and a leg wound.
William Day a prominent Canal Lewisville resident dies at home after a long illness. Survived by his daughter Miss Mary Day and wife Mrs. Day. Funeral services and burial details to be announced by family. relatives from several cities attend. The article notes Day’s prominence in the countryside and mentions a local Presbyterian funeral gathering and related church matters.
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