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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
11
The Daily Age announces New Year schedule and year end reflections. It notes availability at local drug stores and newsstands in Coshocton and Roscoe, with a policy of advance payment and no mail delivery. An editorial on 1905 highlights crop gains and prosperity, and the paper will not publish on New Year’s Day.
A fragmentary summary notes mixed reactions from readers about Scissor’s impact. It references dissatisfaction among some Filipinos toward W. J. Bryan and notes political opposition to parcels post without clear reasons. An insurance official’s failure to recall details is mentioned, along with a carnival question about saving money. The item ends with an unrelated cold remedy ad.
About 30 Pilipinos spoke at the Manila banquet for W. J Bryan demanding immediate independence for the Islands. Bryan offered no promises to the crowd, Aguinaldo attended, and an American flag with an insurgent banner was shown. Natives left disappointed while Americans praised his conservatism.
Grace church and neighboring congregations announce special Christmas weekend services. Topics include How the Pictures Hung Themselves, Behold Make All Things New, and The Nativity cantata. Programs feature Sunday schools, young peoples groups, and evening watch meetings across Grace M E Trinity Episcopal Salvation Army Emmanuel Lutheran and other houses of worship.
Sunday school times listed for many churches including Rev B R Jaeger at amehicate Locist and Rev Dillon at Christian Union Church. Evening and morning preaching slots noted for Zion Crawford township St Johns Chil Roscoe M P Roscoe M E and African M E churches with prayer meetings midweek.
Judge Mason sentences Kinney to seven years with hard labor but credits four months served, reducing the term to six years and eight months. The case concerns Kinney’s burglary of the Wheeler store in Conesville and his enticement of a young boy into crime. The judge notes the harm to the boy and cites an Ohio law on breaking into inhabited houses as a basis for the term.
Miss Lillian Powell of Aurora Indiana describes a severe cold that lingered two weeks after neglect, then improved within a week of starting Peruna. The piece warns that untreated colds can progress from catarrh to consumption and promotes Peruna with numerous testimonials and claims of the doctor’s acclaim.
A handwritten note mailed from Coshocton on August 25 1905 threatens store owner Mr Wheeler and partner Mr McClure of a West Lafayette shop after a burglary. Authorities investigate the author identity while Wheeler remains calm and urges caution. The letter mentions Kinney and Holmes and warns against pressing the case.
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