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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1905
Page
3
A fragment notes a train incident between Zanesville and Cleveland on the 32 route. Details are unclear but imply a collision or derailment with transit disruption and potential injuries. Local authorities are assessing the scene and coordinating with railroad officials.
Fragmentary notice outlines a train schedule rule from Pennsylvania time and specifies train times around 1 55 p m and 2 35 p m with all trains daily except Sunday. Mentions agent Kipp Coshocton and ambiguous references to West 210220 and 9525.
An elderly physician cites Vinol as a potent remedy for chronic coughs colds and lung ailments claimingVinol delivers cod liver oil elements without oil content and backs its use with a money back guarantee through local druggist C E Amergon and GC E Anderson.
A Chicago Record Herald report by William B. Curtis describes unprecedented wireless telegraphy tests in a U S Navy fleet from New Orleans to Washington. An operator aboard the Maine relayed calls to Admiral Evans unerringly, and messages were read across 1050 miles at night, demonstrating the method’s potential for naval and merchant use amid ionization explanations.
Navy officials report ongoing wireless telegraphy trials aim to reach vessels up to 1000 miles distant under favorable conditions. Stations in Atlantic and Gulf regions are active with more sites planned including Cape Henlopen and Cavite. Marconi’s system is not adopted despite his offer to outfit ships for 50000 dollars yearly.
News from New York reports Keabenshue Knabenshue of Toledo plans a Pittsburgh to Philadelphia airship flight next May. The craft, over 100 feet long with a 206 horsepower motor and mail compartment, aims to prove airships practical for mail and passenger use and could base flights from Pittsburgh to Atlantic City, Cleveland, and Coney Island.
A London lecture by Henry Cunningshume described boiling eggs using a suspended egg on a scale beam. Sand from an hourglass moved the scale as the egg dipped in boiling water, lifting the egg and ringing an electric bell.
The narrator, a yellow dog born to bear blame, recalls a shift as those in charge levy charges and set limits. A cryptic line hints at a Row Tork Week moment with Lampton involved, suggesting a satirical or allegorical piece about blame and financial burdens.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe open mutiny in Reval and Baltic provinces, street clashes with Cossacks and the Black Hundred, and a government crisis. Telegraph and railroad workers strike threaten dispatches and a possible railway walkout on Sunday or Monday amid calls for a dictator. The government faces pressure as finance and currency fears rise and a new revolutionary manifesto denounces repressive measures.
Dispatches from St Petersburg report sailors causing excitement and authorities ordering disarmament of warships. Officers fear mutiny while workers arreste d for distributing revolutionary proclamations. Soldiers and sailors roam streets, districts grow dangerous after nightfall as heavy artillery and military forces prepare repressive measures.
Warsaw reports a seven officer postal and telegraph strike with about 100 workers refusing to join. 200 bags of foreign mail remain unopened. Berlin notes a civilian-clad guard for the United States embassy at St Petersburg, believed linked to the cruiser Minneapolis, now in Gravesend England.
Advertisement notes reduced round trip fares offered by Pennsylvania Lines to Home-Seekers for travel to Colorado Idaho Minnesota Missouri Montana North Dakota Oregon Texas and other southern states. Stop over privileges allowed. Tickets sold on certain dates through December 19. Details and times available from local Pennsylvanian agents.
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