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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
6
The clipping lists retail prices for butter eggs beans and various grains and produce. Entries include potatoes onions cabbage flour meal and related items with per unit costs and crude measurements, reflecting a grocery market snapshot from the era.
East Buffalo and Cleveland listings show cattle and sheep prices with steers cows and bulls ranging from about 2.00 to 8.00 plus per head. Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and Toledo quotations cover wheat corn oats rye lard and bulk meats with notable price spreads and animal categories.
Washington reports actress Sarah Bernhardt on a farewell tour appealed through her managers Sam S. Lee Shubert to French Ambassador Jusserand. She denounces a theatrical syndicate boycott as discrimination against a citizen of France. The move targets theaters in Texas and Louisiana and affects many French residents in New Orleans.
Johnsons Lack describes the fortunes from Roseben and other horses, noting $245,500 in wagers with $163,000 profit after losses. It chronicles Johnsons long turf involvement, betting patterns, notable profits at Saratoga, Belmont, and Bel me, and the risks of horse racing.
A young American violinist of New York origin, Albee Spalding, impressed at Queen’s Hall London with a demanding program. Since debuting at ten in New York, he studied across Europe, earning a Paris diploma at fourteen and a Paris Nouvent theater debut last June, gaining high praise as a finished virtuoso and a rising American star.
Reports from Moscow and St Petersburg describe revolutionary forces planning a general strike to spur uprising after Baltic successes. Incidents include Cossack clashes near Kharkov and a bomb attack by a boy, with insurgents in the Baltic provinces and near Redjitza and Pshof cited as gaining momentum. American observers note armed bands and fires across the region as tensions rise.
A cable from Nashville reports President Morales shot and seriously wounded with Navy actions in Dominican waters. The Paducal cruiser sails toward Monte Christi as Piute and Dixie join the Mosquito squadron. In Tennessee a double tragedy near Bertha leaves Rosene Nichols dead and Silas Green fatally wounded, sparking rumors of Civil War echoes. In Kentucky Mrs. Florence Watson is mortally wounded at a dance by former suitor John Flaherty who pursued divorcees.
A compilation of short items from Cleveland and other Ohio locales reports Dr Chadwick in Jacksonville clerking at a brother's furniture store while his daughter Mary attends a seminary. Mormon dignitaries travel to Kirtland. a man shoots his sweetheart Ella Shockey then dies. Judge appointment in Columbus. a baby suffocates in Cheater West Virginia. prominent businessmen subpoenaed in Missouri oil cases. Marion contractor Joseph Murphy under arrest. a man found dead from a fall in Hamilton. fatal freight wreck in Cincinnati. Woodstock post office robbed of stamps and cash.
An advertisement urges readers to spread word about Recorbent flour praised by Mrs. Austin for its delicious baking results and dependable performance in everyday recipes.
A fragment notes Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy or boost in fortune, with a personal nod to a beloved girl and a signature Co OB. Anderson, suggesting a promotional or humorous ad line from the period.
Charles H. Smith of New York City, member of the Two Johns company, was shot and fatally wounded by F. C. Cooper of New York, a Morris Island player, in Smiths room at the Saratoga hotel after a quarrel over Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Fitzsimmons arrives at Sioux Falls amid divorce gossip. Robert Fitzsimmons says he will contest a possible divorce.
The wagon and blacksmith shop at the south end of Wilcom Avenue announces new business hours starting December 16. The owner pledges winter hours and invites the local community to visit.
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