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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
4
Notices outline delivery areas Coshocton and Roscoe with ten cents weekly. Unreceived papers should be reported to the office. Church festival notices and fundraisers cost five cents per insertion. Cards of thanks resolutions obituaries and funeral notices also five cents per line. Communications addressed to The Age only.
The Daily Age is available at C. E. Anderson's drug store F. F. Smith's newsstand Greek American Candy store and Shrigley's Smoke House. It is not mailed to anyone unless paid in advance and will be discontinued when the time expires.
A New York jury finds Abe Hummel guilty of conspiracy in the Dodge divorce matter. District Attorney Jerome seeks maximum penalty, pledging to present that the firm corrupted public decency for twenty years. The case prompts debate on bar ethics and legal evasions, with a one year sentence seen as a start toward accountability.
A brief quip from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a wealthy man being unaware of his own gossip and his relatives confirm the notion in a lighthearted, self aware exchange.
Construction on the Indianapolis division of the Southern Indiana railroad, part of John R Walsh’s enterprises, was suspended by orders from Chicago headquarters. About 30 workers lost their jobs while additional men were sent to the Chicago division to rush a Terre Haute to Chicago Heights segment to completion. Civil engineers on the Indianapolis division were ordered to Terre Haute to await further instructions.
An old advert claims Scott's Emulsion nourishes the emaciated body and helps chil dren and anemic girls grow fat while aiding consumptive patients to gain flesh and strength. The宣 text cites SCO TT A BOWNE, New York, as the maker.
Grant county clerk elect Cas. Popil received a Roosevelt letter noting he earned the last Medal of Honor under the 1905 act for saving a child at risk near his own engine. He, a locomotive fireman, leapt to save a child beside the pilot but was dragged and injured. Cardinal reacts to Rome.
Reports from the Russian front describe insurgents clinging to barricades and advancing toward the center while artillery shells gaps in defenses. Officials announce a 20,000 strong army near Orechonsuets ready to march to Moscow's aid as conditions exhaust both sides.
Democratic House member Julia Sharp Williams recollects early Congress days, meeting Dave Culberson, rising to power, and a Davenport caricature incident. The narrative blends social visits, political mentorship, and the humorous point of order episode in the House with Williams and Culberson.
Progress at Panama reports substantial improvements including multiple hotels, sanatoriums, screened piazzas, and a complete water system with fire plugs. fumigation covers nearly all housing and the canal commission building. Yellow fever cases drop. Breveng advances Culebra cut plans and Stevens refines excavation. A Danish captain plans a polar expedition to search for unknown Arctic land north of Beaufort Sea with habitsa, tribes, and life studies, returning in 1908.
A London Globe remark notes the anarchist’s correct form though his views are peculiar. It recalls a recent episode where a young attacker showed a silver bomb to friends and claimed it was for the czar. The joke underscores the paradox of using refined tools for violent aims.
A Beverly Massachusetts fisherman, fishing in Boston harbor, shattered his hand and arm when shooting duck. Alone on his boat, he bound the wounds with cod line and rowed two hours to shore. He later required amputation of the hand.
Plans call for erecting a union station in Mexico City. Preparations underway with an estimated cost over 96 million. The project targets improved transit access and regional links.
New York reports Odell Jr and allies plan a contest with the Republican machine to block Governor Higgins favoring James W. Wadsworth Jr. as speaker. They threaten investigations into governor departments and vow to turn the upcoming session into a farce if their plan moves forward. Merritt and supporters work from Murray Hill to Albany, with Malloy optimistic about Merritt’s election.
Reinhold Russ of Parma spent time with his wife at the home of her father, Henry Lang, in Parma.
Genevieve Reddington, twelve, Cullen Oklahoma, escaped panther attack after her pony charged the beasts in a canyon. The horse kicked, knocked one panther, and protected the unconscious rider until safety.
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