City Hall Delays Final Dam Plan and Construction Timing
The State Board of Public Works delays awarding the Six mile dam contract. W A Himebaugh reports plans now mix concrete steel and wood with bids due soon. Construction expected to begin October with two months for the dam and yearlong dredging to support a power plant advancing the greater Coshoc ton project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Works
Six Mile Dam
W. A. Himebaugh
Columbus
Himebaugh
Perkins and Hanlon
Nettie Fisher Sentenced as First Juvenile Court Girl
Nettie Fisher, the first girl committed under the juvenile court act, was heard by Probate Judge Donley and sentenced to the Girl's Industrial School at Delaware. Sheriff Browning will transport her to the reformation house Thursday after word from Delaware confirmed readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Fisher
Justice Wimmer
Donley
Delaware
Informa
Probate Judge Divested of Power to Naturalize Citizens
Ohio probate judges will lose jurisdiction to naturalize aliens after Sept 26 1906 under national naturalization laws. The Department of Commerce and Labor sent rules and regulations to 88 judges, signaling naturalization power moves to the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Ellis
Department of Commerce
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Black
Belmont County
United States Court
Judage Thompson
Common Pleas Court
New Positions and Arrivals Mentioned in Local Notes
Lee Helbling returns to the city after stints in Buffalo and Akron to resume his former role. Fred Wimmer takes a job at the Vail Linotype factory. William Knight, representative of the Meek Company, is in town in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Helbling
Buffalo
Akron
Mask Ca
Fred Wimmer
Vail
Wiliam Knight
the Meek Co
Texas
Local House Sale Transfers Amid Street Changes
Keith sold his Main Street store Tuesday and purchased the residence of Porter Mitchell on Locust Street. Mitchell will occupy the house for now while Keith plans to live in the Billett house on Sycamore Street. The purchase price was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Stoe
Porter Mitchell
Locust Street
Mitchell
Houwee
Billett House
Sycamore Street
Pala Resigns and Hour for American Intervention in Cuba
Havana reports President Palma calls a special congress session to present resignations of himself and Vice President Mendez Capote. Moderates refuse to attend, quitting the assembly. Separate items note Hughes nominated for governor in Saratoga and a Joliet forgery case sentencing. A Wabash train wreck at Cattlin leaves many dead or injured.
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Pala
Cuba
Havana
Palma
Congress
Mendez Capote
Hearing on Promissory Note in Warsaw Case
Thursday before Squire Laushlin of Warsaw a hearing will proceed on an action concerning a promissory note. Plaintiff Dr. Parsons of Brink Haven is represented by L. N. Staats. defendant Burt Hayes is aided by Howard Hahn. The amount in dispute is $87. Both sides admit the same facts, yet one contends there is no Accord and Satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Laushlin
Warsaw
Dr. Parsons
Brink Haven
L. N. Staats
Burt Hayes
Howard Hahn
Merry Go Round Opens Tonight at Pine and Fifth
Mesars Wilson Bros. set up a merry go round at the corner of Pine and South Fifth Street and start their opening tonight. It will run while weather permits, then be stored for winter in the city. Mrs. Henry Ehrich shows improvement from typhoid fever, while Walter Metzler remains ill at home with quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars Wilson Bros
Pine and
South Fifth Street
Thin City
Henry Ehrich
Walter Metzler
Complaints Rise Over Town Dog Catcher Conduct
Residents protest the dog catcher operations amid claims of overreach and thefts. A recent incident outside Math and Fourth involved Rev. Kohler finding a woman's gold watch dropped by a passing team. The watch later belonged to Beasie Davin of the Citizens Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Math
Jewaler Hayaga
Minn Beasie Davin
Citizen's Telephone Company
Campaign Committee Additions for Republican Campaign Board
The Republican campaign committee in Columbus names additional members including AD Alderthan, Martetta, J oD Bemis, Fremont, WoO Bishop, Batavia, and many others across Ohio cities. A separate note reports Michael Burns at a crisis moment, a Rathbone Lodge meeting initiating a new member, and an Oktober ninth lodge gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Culumbua
Malloy
Hurdell
Republian
Fallowing
AD Alderthan
Martetta
J Od Bemis
Fremont
Woc
Bishop
Batavia
Og Rowland
Columbus
PJ Brady
Cleveland
John B Clingermin
Springfield
William Cope
William Cope Jaw Cocinnati, © K Davis, Glen My, John Wo Fitch
Youngstown
Ju Ting Fleitchmann
Cincinnath
Franc
Chicaxo
Hancher Caldwell
Baserot
GD Hetney
Newath
HH Hollenbeck
Chardon Malcom Jennings
Lancaster
Rop Kennedy
Gillefontamne
Alex Kiskadden
Titin
TIL Metonica
Findlay
Akron
Mattern
Dayton
Moss
Wenelowern
DQ Minrow
RR Sevam
Nayten
Medina
Owe Maat
Vernon Fof
Pesto
Rowling
Chee I
Cadgwiet
Martin's Peay
Treadway
Clave
John B White
Bryan
City Hall Election Postponed Indefinitely by Council
The city council disposed of the city hall move controversy and indefinitely laid on the table the petition calling for an election on relocating City Hall and the remonstrance against an election. Debate centered on petition signatures and public support as council decided to pause action for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secarcely
Temple
Lawrence
St. Clair
Counell
McCos
Utepati
Vt Meblerout
Counnell
Fle
Phe
Installation of Encampment at Newcomerstown
Large crowd attended the ceremony for a new encampment in Newcomerstown with delegates from New Philadelphia Dennison and Cambridge. Coshocton lodge led the first degree Dennison the second and New Philadelphia the third as Grand Patriarch C E Miller and Grand Scribe F P C Garret observed. Officers elected include Chief Patriarch T C Siffert Senior Warden F H Rogers Junior Warden T D Leonard Serlhe Berton Brown and Treasurer B Malyane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Odd Fellows
Newcomerstown
New Philadelphia
Dennison
Cambridge
Coshocton Lodge
Dennisonhe
Oercines
Ohio
E Miller
C. Garret
T. C. oSiffert
F. H. Rogers
T. D. Leonards Serlhe
Berton Brown
9. B. Malyane
Woman seeks divorce over husband drinking and squandered estate
Mrs May EB Nelson files for divorce from HG Nelson in probate court citing eight years of marriage, three children, and property squandered by excessive drinking. She alleges threats with a revolver, requests custody of children and temporary alimony, and aims to enjoin others from paying sums to the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelian Iis
Nelson
S. F. Gibson
Whamer
Prominent Resident of Linton Tp Dies at 72
John Osborn a well known Linton township resident died at his home two miles east of Plainfield after a two month illness. He was born in Mansfield 72 years ago. His wife preceded him fourteen years ago. Survived by children C. W. Osborn Leesville M. Osborn Linton Mills Mrs Frank Lewis Layette Jo HW Philips Peathfield Miss Flora Osborn Plainfield Funeral at one o'clock Thursday at his residence with Rev Thrapp of Wear Lafayette Will officiating Interment at Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Osborn
Linton Township
Plainfield
Mansfield
Valley of the Shadow
Mr. Osborn
C. W. Osborn
Leesville
M. Osborn
Linton Mills
Frank Lewis
Layette Jo
HW Philips
Peathfield
Flora Osborn
Thrapp
Wear
Lafayette
Three Local Babies Reported as Born This Week
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Davie of Franklin. Mr and Mrs Adam Strome of Warsaw are parents of a new son. A daughter was born late tonight to Mr and Mrs J W Semiles of New Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davie
Franklin
Adam Strome
Warsew
J. W. Semiles
New Moscow
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Santtha Wrag
Tesl Livesdas
Walhonding
Mr. Himebangi
Coshocton
Himehbaugh
Olio
Frederick Funston
Vana Harbor
Magmnes
Saratoga
N. Y
Chas. E Hughes
Linn Bruce
Chicago
Paul Stenaland
Danville
Cattlin
Michael Burns
Rathbone Matera
Loule Glauque
Rathbone Eterna
Safety Board
Corner 8Th
Walnut Council
Eleventh Street
Ely Hall
Aiestl
Shey
Ohana
Elly
Linton TP
Ihuki
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