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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
4
The Daily Age outlines postal details and pricing for notices and ads. It lists charges for church festival notices five cents per line and obituaries or secret society items five cents per line. It notes advance payment and sale locations in Coshocton Ohio.
A garbled local item mentions Thanksgiving plans with scattered phrases about weddings and football, referencing Coskocton county and a chaotic tone. It cites sailors, holiday displays, and family table gobblers, with odd quotes about a bowlers and gifts like cigars and a couch cover.
There was a small cession party at Mrs Steam de laundry s on the week’s end. London Sketches records a light social gathering with informal chatter and light anecdotes about the attendees.
Daily Ad notes Tang Bros present two family gale items aimed at the pocket book with details in their display and on page eight. Sick List lists Paul B Johnston as seriously ill with typhoid fever at his Water street home, son of Lieut and Mrs. Johnston.
Washington December 2 Democrats in the house unanimously nominated John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for speaker.
A. & Bond & Co. attracts attention with a notable water wheel display featuring horses and a scenic building in Coshoc ton. The ornate window is praised as one of the prettiest and catchiest seen recently.
Coshocton readers await Elsie Janis and comedian Bob Lett in The Little Duchess. Janis commands rising pay with a $1,000 weekly contract, while Lett recalls his 1920s stage fame with The Strollers. Also notes include a murder confession in Indiana and treasury changes in Philadelphia.
Armenian leader Mr. Nahaigan reflects on life as a naturalized citizen and the impact of citizenship on his cause. He plans to stay in Coshocton several days more and may lecture in a church Sunday evening sharing his conviction and message.
Bradstreet reports mild weather slowed retail trade early but a cold spell later revived activity in outdoor related lines. Wholesale trade sees seasonable quiet with holiday goods stockpiled. iron and steel demand soars with high prices and premiums for prompt delivery. Spring trade prospects remain favorable across industries.
Mrs Carnes clung to hope her husband was only unconscious as Undertaker Wolf delayed embalming until the next day. Funeral services set for 1 pm Sunday at the Water street residence with interment in South Lawn cemetery. Pallbearers named James I West Harry Guthrie Will Roberts Charles Miller Will Miller and Howard Wright.
Toledo reports a coal shortage in its manufacturing district. W F Pards of Crescent Fuel Company says large factories will close within days if the situation continues, signaling disruption during the winter production cycle.
St Louis reports state insurance superintendent Vandiver, briefly enjoined from revoking New York Life Insurance charter over a 155000 contribution to the Republican fund, will file a reply arguing U S court lacks jurisdiction as Missouri laws govern local insurer operations. Destructive Havre fire totals about 150000. Broadwater-Pepin block and Northern hotel affected. A Bavman jewelry store theft sees most jewels recovered incl a 5000 brooch found by a passerby. Four sentenced to death in Valdosta for Carter children murder. January 6 slated for execution. Sen Rawlings gets life. Tidal wave at Waukegan damages shipping and docks. Tioga steamer harmed.
Burns and Gosser unveil a modern optical room praised by physicians as perfect. Mr Burns with 25 years fitting glasses has returned from Chicago to use electricity aided exams that reveal blood vessels and internal fundus. Call to check eyes for headaches and dim vision.
An advertiser invites shoppers to a neighborhood market with a wide range of temptations and staples. The note hints at a broad selection of foods and groceries, encouraging visitors to explore the full line of offerings.
Court martial proceedings finalize findings on the death of Dames R. Branch. The court records and verdict will be forwarded, with the official announcement to follow from Annapolis Maryland. A separate incident reports a trolley strike in Lexington Kentucky injuring three, including Alex Hogarty, after a fire at Easter Kentucky insane asylum. The fire was brought under control with $2,500 in losses.
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