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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1908

Page

4

Fairgrounds Race Day Ends Amid Rain Delays

Weather dampened the county fair Saturday as all races went to straight heats amid slips and collisions. The crowd thinned but excitement remained with top mares Lady Miller and Kitty Royal shining in the trotting events and Reuben and Miss Castle trading heats in the 2:12 pace, while rain postponed finishing times and left several heats unfinished.

Ant Clark Thas E&cs Hamboro Rich Adidt Winnins Lea Ed Soton Milter Peter Chives Faonie Osborn Parry Wes Gilencrest Peat Fualder Findleybot Telford B. m West Henry Stone Harry Urban Urban Fred Cht BOS Steel Spur Moaher Clarence Marie V Aroraolt Synadent B. Ae Raneromt Prion Lady Lou M. Sutton Bo Wit Wilkes Guy Ces Lady Hal Swinehart Vanko B. A Bwlsher Mildred Star B. TH. Curry Hamburg Loveland Belle Corna Alfred V Rafferty Mokover, Bom Marie Ida May Dr. Wilkes Norvina C Moonald Lady Millers Blake Peter Chimes Tenble Fannie Osborn Mr. Jinher Helen Max Bom McGary Strath Ella B. Mn Stokes the Earl Chambestine Moonshiner Max Gj Blki Cinmay Ont Temple Coe Bose Paeley Ce Gonerest Plovenica Kitty Royal Reuben Miss Castle Wesmin Patterson Maciell Machell

Judge Had Given Chas Huston a Second Chance

Judge Nicholas offered Charles Huston a chance at reform after a previous pledge. He later violated the promise by drinking and robbery, was arrested on Coshocton streets, jailed, and taken to Ohio penitentiary for a five year grand larceny term. The judge stressed reformation aims but ordered sentence to be carried out.

Nicholas Chas. Huston 8. H. Nicholas Charles Houston Browning Ohio Penitentiary Houston Imlge Nicholas Born Young Fenston Coshocton Barone Houston Witty Jin

Protest Raises Doubt Over 2:24 Pace Winner Lady Miler

In a Wednesday race Lady Miler won the 2:24 pace with ease but horsemen claim the horse carries a 2:11 mark. A protest was filed and referred to the National Racing Association in Chicago. If substantiated, owners Blake and Bostwick face serious consequences.

Lady Miler National Racing Association Chicago Blake & Bostwick

Excellent Health Advice From Mrs Davison on Elvethc Bitters

Mrs M M Davison of San Jose California extols Elvethc Bitters as a powerful general family remedy for headache constipation and torpor of the liver and bowels. She asserts it offers more digestive health in a bottle than any other remedy known. Sold under guarantee at Coshocton C M Fergusons Rasor drug stores and at E Anderson's Coshocton.

M. M. Davison Gifford Avenue San Jose Cal C. E. Anderson's Coshocton C- M. Ferguson's Rascor Doe Bucklen Mr. W. Btone East Poland Maine Co. BE. Anderson Coshoctone M. Fergienow's Rocor

Tan and white dog shot after attacking four people

A tan and white dog owned on South Seventh Street ran amuck Saturday morning biting four persons. The dog bit two near South Seventh Street and Poplar, then two more near City Hall and lower Main Street, including Guy Kaser. Officer Courtwright subdued it with two bullets in the alley behind City Hall as a large crowd looked on.

South Seventh Street Poplar City Hall Lower Main Street Guy Kaser Omcer Courtwright

Grand Jury Indicts Thirteen After Four-Day Session

The grand jury reported to Judge Nicholas after four days of hearings. It examined 68 witnesses, considered 24 cases, returned 13 true bills and dismissed 11. Indicted defendants include William Heskett for concealed weapons, Jos Sybole for rape, and Albert Lenhart for assault, with the county jail holding eleven inmates that day and five train jumpers added.

Nicholas William, Heskett Albert Lenhart Doney- Jos Sybole Herb Sparks Chas Prindle John Miller William Heskett

Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton Area

Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with buyers such as Charles D. Orin Wn H Lyons and Wm H Reed to Louisa Watson across Keene and White Eyes townships. Amounts range from 1.00 to 65,000, with parcels averaging tens to hundreds of acres. Also mentions a sales advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and local druggists.

Charles D. Orin Wn. H. Lyons White Eyes W. D. Kissner Edward Tish Ellie Wm. H. Reed Louisa Watson Keene Township Ezra Rotter Ellis Hart Rickett Coshocton W. I. H. Wertzetiger Timi N. RK France Trustee Timber Co Haer Co Jackson Hager Neldon Louisa Cultison Peru Henry C. Mullett Klepleck Ss. K. Taylor Jno Adams Will Lewis H. Millar Nancy M. Winin Bethlehem Crowther Thomas Adams H. ‘S. Miller Irginia Witlam Alma M. Shaw

Teachers Certify Teachers Examinations Results

The teachers examination results announced for Saturday October 4 list Loyd Leach Coshocton two years Russell Park Fresno one year B F Baker Coshocton one year Maude Hat W Lafayette off year Mrs Jessie Inner Fresno five years. Wedding at Rev Johnston's. Nellie May and Richard Hawkins wed at ten o'clock Thursday at Rev Johnston's home. The couple, well known in Coneaville, celebrated with friends. Quiet wedding and birthday at John street home. 44th birthday for Mrs Retford McClain of Athens. Jennings known locally. couple undecided on home. Supper served for thirteen guests. Frederick Alexander MacKinsey noted as a loyal subject, taking out papers. In Coshocton district, but text garbled.

Loyd Leach Coshocton Russell Park Fresno B. FP. Baker Maude Hat W. Lafayette Jessie Inner Johnston Nellie May Richard Hawkins Coneaville Mrs. Jenminga John Street Mineiam Jennines Mra Retford McClain Athens O Mier Jennings Win! Creek

Kodol Ad Claims Digestive Relief For Indigestion

An advertisement touts Kodol as a digestive aid that supplies the stomach’s digestive juices and rests the stomach. It promises thorough digestion, relief from dyspepsia, and emphasizes safety, with testimonials and distributor names in Coshocton Roscoe and Ferguson.

Campaigns, weddings, and fair weather at Coshocton

The piece mixes county fair wrap up notes with political banter about Taft and Bryan, forecasts a warmer presidential race, and notes two Conesville wedding ceremonies officiated by Rev. Carpenter. It ends with local notices and a brief ad for Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.

Neg Brad Kidder Trouble Dewits Dewitt C. Eb, Anderson Fetgeeon Rosossi

Lewisville couple to wed and host upcoming social events

The couple is popular in social circles. Several small affairs are being planned in their honor for the near future. They will live at the groom’s parents’ home in Lewisville.

Lewisville

Maritime disaster and criminal cases headline sweep

Thirteen Nipponia crew including the captain drown after a collision with the Pretoria near Hawbore. Luman C. Mann is jailed for the murder of Mrs. Fannia Thompson found strangled in a rooming house. Foater Copeland elected treasurer of the International Tax Association at Toronto. Four assailants attacked Spartansburg in an attempted lynching of a white girl. In a Union Wesleyan football game at Schenectady, 17 players were knocked out, five hospitalized.

Nipponia Pretoria Hawbore Luman C. Mann Fannia Thompson Wee Foater Copeland Columbue Spartansburg Jay Tnion Wesleyan Colleges Sidemectady

Motions Heard In Common Pleas Court

In a Wednesday session before Judge Nicholas two motions were argued in Kuhn versus Hinig and Graham v Graham. The Kuhn case saw the defendant move to strike out portions of the allegations as irrelevant. In the Graham case the plaintiff moved to strike out irrelevant matter in the defendant's petition.

Common Pleas Court Nicholas Kuhn Hinig Graham Ve

Ohio Teachers Reading Circle notes on applicants and theory

The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle in Columbus outlines processes for Paltereca applicants and stamped envelopes, with the Board supplying stationery. The year’s Theory and Practice questions will be largely based on Keita's Elementary Education, and signatures include A P McDonald J Pry and L C Shaw.

Paltereca Keita Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle Columbus Ohio A. P. McDonald J. Pry L. C. Shaw

Ohio 1908 amendments seek state seal and tax reform

The document outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Ohio, detailing changes to article I sections on bill procedures and governor approval, effective dates, and a separate joint resolution to amend article twelve section two to establish a more equal tax system. It includes signatures, certification by the Secretary of State, and dates from 1906 to 1908.

Genera Assembly Ohio General Assembly Avery Tes House Secretary of State C. A. Thompson House of Representatioes Andrew J. Harris Senate Jonrres Starze America OMIO Secretary Carmi A. Thompson State of Ohio Columbus A. D Carmin A. Thompson Fatan Arte. Ee State of ETL Mortainca J. C. Chamberlain House of Representatives James M. Williams United States OF America A.D Mate Ohlo Gene Assembly Ussr Sasion Techowes

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