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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
8
The official plurality for Juste HM TVowthees of Coshoewon is 4500 with county totals forming the tally as of Saturday morning. Voorhees leads in fifteen counties including Fairfield and Crane, while his rival carries six counties with smaller pluralities.
The first officers elected in this election enter their duties Friday January 1. Officials begin terms on various dates: probate judge starts February 9 for four years. clerk of court begins April Aveuet 1909 for seven years. primary directors Perr Carroll and Tees assume office. New commissioners J J Smith Rinehart McNulty Dixon start September 1908. auditor Walter Winters begins October. treasurer Gold Stil linger starts September 1909. recorder C H Stipes begins September 1409. surveyor Ross Hamitten begins September 180% two-year terms. Mr and Mrs Albert Edeuw of 446 Cambridge street die Thursday at 8:30 AM.
Clow pipe works will be rebuilt with absolute fireproofing noted by General Manager Alan. Construction may use reinforced concrete selectively. exact architectural style undecided. Leading contractors including Columbus Newark Cleveland are reported as bidders with work slated to begin soon and a single successful bid anticipated.
Six teachers received certificates after a Saturday event described with garbled details. The text references names like Gail Birk and Leroy Hind and mentions unfamiliar items and disjointed phrases about medicines and relief, reflecting a garbled OCR page from a historical newspaper.
A downtown Cleveland blaze gutted a store on Evelid Avenue and damaged the twelve story Gearion Trust bank building and other businesses. Wares and costly decorations were lost and total losses were estimated around 200000 with insurance. The scene prompted investigations and notes on local commerce and library values.
Peter Quiggles awakens to a masked intruder in his home. A tense negotiation over money follows amid misdirection and a comic clock motif. A burglar alarm reveals the thief is captured by police as Peter explains the joke of the night.
At the AFL convention in Denver delegates toured the mountains to mark the federation’s 27th anniversary. President Thomas L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers will not oppose John Mitchell for federation vice presidency, clearing the path for Mitchell to run for the United Mine Workers presidency, a post he vacated last year due to ill health.
Eight people died and ten wounded in a clash between Jim Deckard a negro desperado and law officers in Okmulgee Oklahoma The dead include Edgar Robinson sheriff Henry Klaber and two negroes named Chapman plus Deckard who was shot and burned in his house as a mob burned the building An Indian boy Steve Grayson and others were injured Governor Haskell ordered militia to prepare as violence flared at the St Louis San Francisco station and surrounding streets.
Cuban voters chose Gomez for president and Torre for vice president amid high enthusiasm and disorder as Liberal majorities secured pivotal seats in the senate and house. General leaders Gomez and Zayan secured top posts in the new Cuban republic.
An ad promoting Kodol for dyspepsia outlines that the liquid digestive aid starts digestion instantly and mimics a healthy stomach. It urges balanced meals and warns against chronic dyspepsia while noting the product is harmless and best bought in larger bottles. The notice lists distributors E. C. DeWitt Co. and agents C. E. Anderson and C. Ferguson.
Rome reports Pope Pius X marking fifty years since priestly ordination with a grand Mass at St. Peter's. The ceremony drew Vatican officials, Quirinal dignitaries, and crowds as the pontiff, carried in cerimonial chair, gave blessing to worshippers. Born in 1855 in Riese Italy, he was ordained in 1858 and elected pope five days after Leo XIII's death.
The Departures Savings and Trust company founded by Mayor Tom L. Johnson was absorbed by two Cleveland banks after negotiations. Ravine accounts totaling 305000 were taken by Cleveland Trust, while 268000 in checking accounts went to First National. Officials said absorbed bank liabilities are fully secured and finances sound.
New York synodical conference members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America publish an open letter to President Roosevelt. They challenge his stance on a recent public letter and accuse him of unwarranted bigotry in refusing to vote for a candidate favored by the Roman Catholic church.
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