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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
4
Public notice from The Daily Age outlining mailing and delivery practices in Coshocton and Roscoe including carrier routes, late papers reporting, and advertising rates for notices and obituaries. Names stores and offices are listed with payment terms and sale locations.
New York plans to spend 50 million dollars on roads with a 429 mile main route from New York to Buffalo and a southern tier arterial. State funds match county contributions under state direction, with ten percent of the total bond issue covering main highways. Local effort must carry the rest.
Reported mutinies across Ekaterinodar, Neverosstyiysk, Elizabethpol, Rovorssiysk, and Kharkoff. Arsenals seized with tens of thousands of rifles distributed locally. Troops refuse fire, military engineers joining actions, martial law in Livonia linked to agrarian unrest. Dorpat reportedly in flames and elections delayed until Sept.
The notice expresses heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown and support received. It thanks those who offered condolences and aid during a time of loss and gratitude for thoughtful gestures.
Ad hints holiday prices from A N Compton Co as a useful Christmas present. promo shown in the paper on page four.
Telegraph report from St. Petersburg states Premier Witte tendered his resignation to the Emperor who refused to accept it. The situation is described as alarming in Berlin dispatches.
Telegraph report states the Union Dry Dock shops and Erie railway transfer and freight house in Buffalo burned today, with an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. The conflagration ruined merchandise in transit housed there. Separately, news arrives of the death of Mr. E W Cressap's mother at her Champaign home after a period of ill health.
The election of Ben Hurs, scheduled for last night, has been deferred to a later meeting. John Hall submitted the lowest bid for the East Walnut street sewer construction and his bid was accepted by the board of public service at Thursday night’s session. Barrett & Son were the only other bidders. The board also handled other routine business.
Early morning reports from Portland indicate Senator Mitchell was effectively pronounced dead as of 8 a.m. local time. The terse bulletin notes his end appears imminent.
The advertisement lists DHL Pickles at one dozen for 10 cents and other pickles from Heinz including sweet and sour varieties at 25 to 35 cents per bottle. Bottled olives are 10 to 20 cents with extra fancy large bulk olives at 20 cents per pint. Bulk apple butter, mince meat and kraut are also offered.
The court approved bond for Thomas Adams as infirmary director with $2000 against sureties Clem Walker James Lennon Jacob J Bowen and J B Hamilton. A separate common pleas filing details a suit by William S Hesket against John A Hesket and Rose Hesket Ward over 2558.98 on a 1888 note. Probate notes petition to sell real estate from Assignee Williams of E D Randles lists 2 acres valued at 400. Licenses to marry issued for C Clark of Coshocton and Nellie Kemp Rogers, and for John Croy and Augusta Caroline Lint of Bethlehem township.
Dr H H Brooks former principal of Uniontown public schools is found guilty of embezzlement after irregular accounts and fleeing to Europe. he was arrested in London months ago. Probate Judge Donley begins divorce proceedings for Mary Murphy on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The Murphys marital history notes a marriage in 1909 and abandonment by the husband. Attorney J C Adams represents the plaintiff.
Miss Bess Gamble suffered a badly sprained ankle from a fall at the Main Street rink Thursday night. The injury was reported by local observers and noted by onlookers.
The Bartenders’ union schedules a regular semi monthly meeting tonight at Central Labor Hall. Members are urged to attend and discuss local labor issues and upcoming events.
C E Anderson, a leading druggist, touts Mi O Na as a reliable tablet form remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. He guarantees relief or money back, urging all sufferers to try the 50 cent box and experience improved health.
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