Trial Revival For Ben Dickerson Case In Coshocton County
The long contested Dickerson case returns for another trial after a circuit court reversal. Judges McCarty ill, Donahue and Taggart prefer Cleveland circuit hearing while Coshocton observers note uncertainty. Officials expect possible venue change as Eason questions remand details and costs rise from previous six week trial.
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Ben Dickerson
Coshocton County
Benson
Ego
Sery
Common Press
McCarty
Donahue
Taggart
Cleveland Circuit Court
Martin
Henry
Winch
Wasor
Circuit Court
Coshocton
Eason
Dickerson
A. Nicholas
Macy
WANTS HIM TO KEEP PROMISE TO WED HER
Miss Jennie Hitee, a domestic worker for the Woosger family, says Herbert Bloom promised to marry her but she claims he is making excuses to avoid the wedding. Jamias Hites appeared before the mayor and swore out a warrant against Bloom on a frivolous charge.
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Herbert Bloom
Jennie
JaMias Hites
Bloom
Rerionus
Baughmans happier than ever after trouble reports
Mr and Mrs Jos Baughman, once courted by legal action over alleged knife assault, are described by neighbors as getting along better than ever. They have reportedly discarded weapons and are living in happiness and peace after the Wooster incident.
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Jos Baughman
Wooster
Baughman
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Doctors and Testimonials
A historical ad style summary notes that local applications cannot cure catarrh, claiming cures occur with internal remedies like Hall's Catarrh Cure. It boasts physician endorsement, blood purifiers, and testimonials. Also advertises Foley kidney remedies and life insurance exam results tied to health claims.
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Hall
B . Cheney & CO
Propas
Toledo
James Donahue
Conne
Foley
Ieee
Local notes on juvenile case and holiday Sun newspaper
Harry Woolman posts bail after inquiry into Lillian Miller case. Education board finds no need to commit the girl to an institution citing misinformed reports. The Zanerville Sunday News features strong ads, cartoons, and local business praise. Includes notices of residents returning from Boston and Denver, farm and poultry items, and community events in Orrville Wooster and surrounding areas.
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Harry Woolman
Bis Liberty
Lillian Miller
Board of Education
Zuanerville Sunday News
Ad Kaperaan
Old Wooster
Zaneryilla
Rockefeller Gives 100000 for Egyptian Presbyterian Work
John D Rockefeller, a former Wayne County man, donates 100000 to the board of foreign missions of the United Presbyterian Church for religious and educational work in Egypt. Most funds to build new United Presbyterian College facilities at Asiut for about 670 students. Rev J R Alexander, born in Wayne County, heads the college. Dr Alexander is praised for leading Egypt’s efforts. H. L. Reid previously visited and approved the work, gifting 500 as a check.
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John D Rockefeller
Board F Foreign Missions
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
United Presbyterian College
Asaiut
Expyt
J R Alexander
Wayne County
Alexander
Hitelaw Reid
Local notices and social updates from Burbank
Mr and Mrs Daviton went to spend the winter there. Mrs Will Miller Mrs Dan Trester and Lealie Frary on sick list. Ayde Shaffer moves to Ludington Wednesday for B and O railroad work. Mrs Joe Jordan and Miss Emily Feary went to Michigan Thursday. Arthur Parmenter and Miss Lacy unser carried by Mrs Metzger Wednesday evening. Sunday School filled five boxes for deaconess home in Cleveland last Thursday. EK Sunday school will have Christus eve service. Our Sunday medial will leave a tree on Christmas night. Mr George Newcomer presented lamp Wednesday. Miss Belva Overs in Creston working for Mrs Kay Rutinhouse, mother of baby girl. Mr Sachers moved to Gahoo. Weeley Cline staying with sister Mrs Dice Chemp. Miss Mary Gast returned from Wadsworth last week. Miss Hazel Schreiner improving after illness. Miss Nora Edgar called to Ashland. Miss Hallie Smith in Wooster last week. Wishing all a Merry Christmas.
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Burbank
Mra
Daviton Atte
Will Miller
Dan Trester
Lealie Frary
Ayde Shaffer
Ludi
Joe
Jonrdan
Misa Emily Feary
Michigan
Jourdano
Arthur Parmenter
Lacy Unser
Metzger
M E Snonday School
Deaconean
Cleveland
M. EK
UOB
Mac
George Newcomer
Belva Overs
Creston
Mra Kay
Noo
Mr Sacers
Cotion
Gahoo
Weeley Cline
Dice
Dice Chemp. Miss Mary Gast Returned From Wadsworth
Shey
Hazel Schreiner
Nora Edgar
Ashland
Hallie Smith
Wooster
Ginter Granted Divorce for Cruelty in Creston
Judge S B Eason granted Mrs Nevada M Ginter of Creston a divorce from James Ginter on grounds of cruelty and neglect. Ginter did not contest the decree. Eugene Carlin appeared for Mrs Ginter.
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S. B. Eason
Nevada M. Ginter
Creston
James Ginter
Ginter
Eugene Carlin
Pastor Henry Stauffer Likely to Leave Wooster Parish
Rev Henry VI Stauffer D D rector of St James Episcopal church has received a call from St Pauls Episcopal church Medina He is considering the offer and has informed his parishioners that he may leave Wooster after six years of rebuilding the parish property and forming new church groups He would regret leaving and plans for the congregation include a parish boy program if he stays amid other hopeful signs of the future for the Wooster church avenues of call from other cities have arisen including an archdeaconry at Spokane Washington and St Marks Cleveland Ohio.
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Henry VI. Stauffer
St. James’ Episcopal Church
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Medina
Stauffer
Spukape
Wash
St Mark's Church
Cleveland
Woorter
The Marshaleville Buggy Factory Move Considered
The Gerstenachlager buggy works may relocate from Marshaleville to Wooster next spring. Local boosters hope a definite proposal will satisfy Mr Gerstenachlager and the board of trade. If moved, the Wooster plant would employ 25 to 60 workers and boost demand for the Standard model.
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Gerstenachlager
Marshallville
Wooster
Ques- Loin
Gerstenscalager
Gerstenechlager
Verstenachlager
Board of Trade
Marshalvilla
Deserted Wife and Children Separated by Wooster Divorce
Judge Eason grants Genala Zeigler a divorce from Paull Zeigler on adultery and neglect. She wins custody of two children and five dollars weekly alimony. Zeigler’s letters reveal love for another woman and failure to support his family. Zeigler’s whereabouts are unknown. Also, Anna Barnard’s divorce from A A Barnard is granted after Barnard offered no defense. C M Yocusa represented Mrs Barnard.
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Eason
Genala Zeigler
Wonster
Paull Zeigler
Jange Eason
Anna Barnard
A. A. Barnard
Wooster
Barnard
C. M Yocusa
Contempt of Court Involving Farmer O B Kindig
O B Kindig, a farmer, was brought before Judge Hason on Saturday morning for contempt of court after failing to pay a small judgment awarded to former tenant O B Hartman. The arrest stemmed from a suit for money claimed due. charges were found improper and Kindig was discharged. An additional action is expected. Hartman’s counsel were W Kean and A D Metz. Kindig was represented by W E Weygandt and W2 Patterson.
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O. B. Kindig
Hason
O B. Hartman
Kindig
W. Kean
A. D. Metz
Hartman
W. E. Weygandt
W.2 Patterson
Joan Daniels Purchases Roth Boarding Club
Joan Daniels has purchased the outfit and will run the Roth boarding club hereafter. Daniels has long served as the cook, marking a new management phase for the establishment.
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Joan Daniels
Roth
Mr Daniels
Dickerson Case Remanded for New Trial in Coshocton County
The Dickerson case with Judge Beason in Coshocton County is remanded for another trial. Prosecution asks the supreme court to hear arguments to substantiate Judge Eason's legality. Dickerson’s lawyers prepare for a new trial, expected in March.
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Dickerson
Beason
Coshocton County
Supreme Court
Eason
New Well at Overton Produces Oil Rapidly
A well drilled on the Martino Aukeman farm near Overton was shot Wednesday morning. The 600 foot hole filled with oil in minutes, flowing 7 feet every 20 minutes with greenish oil. Early estimates project 10 to 12 barrels per day. Gas flow appeared large, experts called it high quality. More wells likely before spring as surrounding territory is leased.
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Farw
Overton
Loch Fiell
Martin Farm
H. B. Odenkirk
Wooster
Leason
Mrs Rachel Barnhart Dies After Illness at 73
Mrs Rachel Barnhart aged 73 years 7 months wife of Fred erick Barnhart died Friday morning at her Madison avenue home after months of sickness from complications of diseases. She was daughter of Valen tine McVicker a pioneer settler born in CheatéP township and lived all her life in the county. Funeral from the residence at 2 p m Sunday.
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Rachel Barnhart
Frederick Barnhart
Madison Avenue
Barnhart
Valentine McVicker
Cheatép Township
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for nasal sores claim
Twenty year sufferer W L Rawls of Betts Tennessee reports relief after applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to a swollen nose sore. Ad claims the salve cured soreness and swelling with notable results. Also promotes ManZern Pile Cure with questionable efficacy.
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Tennessee
W.L. Rawls
Betts, Teon
Laubach & Boyd Druggists
No Sunday Funerals Adopted by Millerburg Ministerial Association
The Millerburg Ministerial Association, in a Nov 9 1906 session, unanimously resolved that Protestant ministers refuse to officiate at funerals on the Sabbath except in cases of necessity. The resolution was to be published in county papers and read from pulpit.
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Ministerial Association of
Millersburg
Ministerial Association
Milleraburg
New Cure for Epilepsy and Other Remedies
Rural free delivery reader from Watertown reports seizure cure by Dr King s New Life Pills with two years no attacks. Ad touts best body cleansers and life giving tonics at Laubach Boyd Druggists. Mentions ManZan Pile Remedy tubes with nozzle, satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure offered as free trial box from Bixler Modern Pharmacy.
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Dr. Shoop
Bixier Modern Pharmacy
J.B Waterman
Watertown
Wooster Ohio Office-Rooms Listed In Nice Block
J B Tayeen and R C F Wooster list offices in Ohio in a Nice block with rooms 1 and 20.
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J.B Tayeen
R. C.F. Wooster
Ohio
Nice Block
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