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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1905

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Russia on the brink as mutiny spreads across garrisons

Warsaw reports rising troop unrest with a regiment marching in protest. A Grochowski detachment fires on rebels but is resisted. the War saw citadel mutinies feared. In Petersburg a nationwide general strike may follow, as government denounced at a tumultuous meeting.

General Post Office Warsaw Kexholm Marzdtkowska Grochowski Omer A. Fomor St. Petersburg Russia M. Continued

Lift Boycott Whi Chinese Merchants II

Debates over demands include granting of which guilds and defining laborers. Chinese labor admissions to Hawaii and the Philippines are asked if local authorities consent, with safeguards for families and property, plus readmission of unregistered Chinese with proof of holdings. Deputy Sheriff Holliday killed Noble in Lexington. Noble fired back, killing Holliday. Indian music preservation and a school and arena project noted in Washington. Moscow factory strike wanes as 19 hours per day accepted. R Pomerene in Cincinnati handling cases.

Hawaii Philippines United States Lexington Jake Noble Jackson Grant _ Holiday Sherif Holliday

Trolley franchise near in Coshocton council meeting

Coshocton council nears decision on the Z. C. and N. P. trolley franchise with a second reading set, as the current members prepare to depart in January. New officials will be sworn in, including President Stacy and councilmen Lawrence and St. Clair, with Dr. Temple and Mr. Fleming joining the Republican slate. The existing clerk, Edward Wimmer, a Democrat, will be replaced.

Stacy Frank A. G.lawrence Gt. Clair Temple Fleming Edward’ Wimmer Williams Smith

Gale Sweeps Atlantic Coast Lifesavers Struggle to Rescue Aragon

Life saving crews at Kittihawk Kill Devil and Nags Head fought heavy seas for hours to reach the stranded steamship Aragon and its crew of 21. They shot a line across the deck and to shore in breeches buoy. Aragon went ashore near Cape region while the barge Goddard was light. Nags Head crew saved five from the barge. Also Nantucket lightship reported a severe storm with a leak in fire room compartments. Police court records note two umbrella fixers and a drunken tramp released after an overnight stay.

Norfolk Kittihawk Kill Devil Nags Head Aragon Georgetown Goddard Capes

Does It Pay Belief In Goods Boosts Local Bakery Ads

W H Willams manager of Peoples Grocery and Baking Co started advertising in The Age a year ago to promote bakery products. He hand made doughnuts initially but after steady growth he bought a machine producing seven dozen doughnuts per minute. He relied on The Age as the sole advertising medium and chatted with readers to expand trade.

Peoples’ Grocery and Baking Company Seourt Perez Willams

European medical giant Troyer promises TB cure next September

Professor von Behring, renowned for tuberculosis research, says he will reveal his cure next September. A wealthy American offered $50,000 for immediate disclosure, but the doctor refused. Von Kehring discovered the diphtheria anti toxin.

Mi! von Behring Europe von Kehring

Aged Maiden Lady Dies at Magnetic Springs

Miss Caroline McCormick long associated with Coshocton died Sunday December 10 at her Magnetic Springs home from a group of diseases. She was about 60 and had lived in Magnetic Springs for twenty years after twenty in this city. Her twin sister died there ten years ago. Survived by sister in Utica and six nephews T B Agnew Jos Love J C Fisher William Burns James R Johnston Joseph Rue.

Caroline McCormick Coshocton Magnetic Springs M. C M. H. Land R. McCormick Keese Magattic Springs Utica

Convicts Mutiny at Havana Prison Involves Guards

Telegraph report from Havana describes a prison mutiny where 160 convicts rushed guards during supper. Two prisoners died, sixteen injured seriously, three guards badly hurt. Troops and artillery restrained the uprising. prison houses over 1,200 inmates. Also details ship Aguda grounding near Morro Castle after rough seas and poor pilot access.

Havana Dempster Agudla Johnson Morro Castle

Postmaster General Seeks Efficiency Over Deficit

Washington December 11 Postmaster General George B Cortelyou releases the annual post office report for the fiscal year showing receipts of 152 826 and expenditures of 167 131 58 a deficit of 14 572 586. He notes increased free mail mass handling representing 12 58 percent of total weight causing a loss of 19 822 008 and cites purification efforts and fraud suppression as priorities.

Washington George B. Cortelyou Bia

British Cabinet Names Declared for New Ministry

London announces the new British ministry with key figures including Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Chancellor of the Exchequer Herbert Henry Asquith, Home Secretary Herbert John Gladstone, Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey, and others such as the Earls of Gin and Carrington, Lloyd George, Burns, and Bryce holding senior posts.

London Treasury Sir Henry Campbell-Bannermatc Exchequer Herbert Henry Asquith Herbert John Lalstone Sir Edward Grey the Earl of Bi Gin Richard Burdon Taldano India John Morley Admiralty Baron Tweed- Mouth Board of Trade David Lloyd George Local Government Board John Burns Scotiam John Sinclair Board of Agriculture Earl Carrington Sydney Burston Ireland James Bryce

Medley Proposal Discussed by Commissioners

Mr Medley proposes placing 114 pilings near New with an expenditure of 1710 dollars. The commission cancels the old bid of 1479 dollars due to poor work and remains open to locator towns that have been contacted.

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Anitarium Commissioner of Indian Affairs Moscow R. Pomerene Cincinnati Hamilton Council Lady Smites Hawk On Coshocton _sounty Harold Mra Elza Aronhalt Daniel Aronhalt Morgan Run Atlantic Newport, L Nantucket Annie Shoal Ligt No North Atlantic Professor von Behring Caroline. McCormick T. B. Agnew Jos. Love J. C. Fisher William Burns James R. Johnston Joseph Rue Shamokin Ninth District Tri District Kel Mitchell Hisieutenanta Cortelyou Congress George British Cabinet Premier Campbell Bannerman Medley Mr. Medley Ling New
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