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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
4
The Coshocton Daily Age outlines subscription terms and delivery notes, plus classified rates for church notices and obituaries. The report covers Ben Dickerson’s courtroom testimony about a murder case, with reader reactions and comments on his claimed lack of empathy.
Report notes the colliery plans to resume work at multiple mines in Ohio. Agreements set a daily rate of 2.85 and 0.00 cents per ton with terms for other sites. The operator signs indicate two permits dated April 1 and expectations of output from various locations.
A jumble of clipped quotations mocks public figures and political race remarks. The text references Mr Rockfeller, a Kansas paper, the Philadelphia Press, and a Cleveland paper. It condemns or ridicules statements about a candidate and a lawyer's actions while noting Christine Nilsson’s gambling in Monte Carlo.
The ad argues men are powerless against dandruff and hair loss unless the germ is killed. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as specially made to destroy the dandruff germ, claiming removal of the cause restores healthy growth. Sample stamps offered by The Hi Detroit Mich Co and B Anderson, special agent.
The Houston Post argues Missouri favors safety for Mr. Tockfeller while urging state guards to be provided. The piece contends official protection should come from the state rather than private means.
A jumble of phrases mentions Judge Alton Parker, Taft, and a Washington Post note. The text implies debate over a president’s term and political maneuvering, with scattered references to Stefan and name changes, all amid a distorted newsprint fragment.
Fragmentary interrogation and conflicting recollections surface in a courtroom transcript. Witnesses dispute phrasing and intent while discussing a woman described as decent and events at a barn, with tension over truthfulness and memory.
A large crowd packed the courtroom as cross examination continued. Witnesses denied allegations about family disputes and interactions with Dobson and Mrs. Hughes, while discussions hinted the trial was near its conclusion with plans to finish Friday or Tuesday.
Fragmentary Ohio political notes discuss a proposed temperance and liquor measure with references to saloon voting, trials, and state officials. Mentions Governor, convention figures, and possible remapping of party roles amid unsettled sentiment and shifting alliances.
Mr Jordan will speak at the Peespyterian church on why moral and intelligent people diverge from church unity. A Maile quartet comprising Mitchell Hosmer Dawson and Drummermuth will sing. Mitchell plans to meet the adult chorus after 6 45 pm.
An advertisement for Pepsikola Tablets promises quick relief and a permanent cure for stomach troubles and indigestion. It claims a money back guarantee if the tablets do not cure, with the seller Mr Anderson at his dry goods store offering a no cure no pay policy and citing numerous benefitted customers.
Chir Sprague was arrested Tuesday night by Officer Jackson on a warrant sworn by Dottie Doss. He escaped the office and was recaptured after a hot chase. He will have his hearing before Squire Whitmer today. Miss Bertha Walters of West Lafayette was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White of Conesville were in the city yesterday while traveling to Dennison. The couple stopped briefly for a visit and to make onward plans.
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