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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
2
An inserted verse extols heroic labor and moral guidance, followed by an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming cures for indigestion constipation and liver kidney troubles priced at 25 cents. Also notes Dr Hutton fitting glasses.
Gen Lybarger urged the public’s merit and virtue at the Great Southern hotel in Columbus before about 400 attendees. He credited the people with safeguarding the republic, warned against demagogues, and underscored trust in the voters to root out graft and protect liberty.
Toledo reports grand jury indictments charging Henry Eikhoff and James Speiss infirmary directors James Biggins superintendent and James Conway a Henry county prominent citizen with graft in the county infirmary appointment. A stray food note about Mrs. Austin’s buckwheat product follows the main item.
Orland C Post general auditor for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad company died at his East Orange New Jersey home after an illness of over two months. Born in Columbus Ohio he was in his fifty second year and a thirty second degree Mason. The obituary notes his birth in Ohio and his prominent position.
Miss Ida Thoman a 17 year old clerk at Daniel Cronin's department store in Chillicothe Ohio confronted a robber alone inside the shop. She secured her employer's revolver and ordered the thief to surrender before he fled with the cash he had taken.
The steam boat Lizzie Bay struck a coal barge near the Southern bridge and was grounded in five feet of water on the Kentucky shore. All twelve passengers were safely landed. Estimated loss on the incident is about $3,000. Indigestion constipation and stomach troubles urged as cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
A Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern freight train broke in two in a cut near Roxabel a half mile east of town. Three rail workers from Chillicothe were killed engineers Henry Mullen fireman F P Sansom and brakeman William Taylor. The accident injured no others and occurred on eastbound freight train No 98.
Mrs. James Greer of near Danville died after hot tar exploded on a kitchen stove and splashed her as a hired man tried to fling it from a window. In Columbus, Charles F. Kline on parole from prison was sentenced to five years for counterfeiting 25 and 50 cent pieces. He pleaded for leniency stating he learned the craft in the penitentiary.
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