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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
12
A state federation editor urges club women to oppose wearing dead birds on hats in solidarity with Audubon. The letter laments bird slaughter, calls for humane education, and asks men to lead a reform while women support the cause.
Dec 30 dispatches report the Moscow insurrection crushed as the first Reds attempt to overthrow the government fails. Officials say the populace stayed aloof, the general strike collapsed, and revolutionaries may resort to terror again. In Dvinsk eight killed and 20 injured by a bomb at a workers meeting amid martial law. County Treasurer Richard Clark notes office closure on New Year’s Day January 14.
Seven years of stomach and liver trouble ended for Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington when Flectric Bitters cured his ailments. He endorses the remedy and says he will never be without it again. Sold under guarantee by C B Anderson of Coshoc ton and C M Ferguson of Roscoe Ohio.
New York December 30 General Theodore A. Bingham of the U S Army met Mayor McClellan and said the mayor offered him the police commissioner post and that he is considering the office He declined party affiliation describing himself as an American citizen Ice and snow create travel delays in Lacrosse Wisconsin as nine inches cover the ground with trains hours late on several lines.
A colorful scene unfolds as Slim McDade battles a fast moving parade and a looming railroad crossing. He flings his papers, leaps clear, and narrowly survives as the crowd cheers the spectacle. The piece closes with a reminder to remember me today.
At the Essex probate court Mrs. Mary E. Trask testified that Mrs. Jennie P. Chase feared violence from Dr. Horace Chase. The wealthy Swampscott widow bequeathed 1,000,000 to DeForrest Woodrutt Chase, a former son of a prior marriage, a provision contested by her brothers and sisters.
Pittsburg experts warn that electrolysis is undermining steel foundations of large skyscrapers. G. E. Brownell, an engineer for Whitney and Rochefeller, reported widespread pipe corrosion and pits in steel supports, with most pipes ruined by electrical leaks.
The Boston Traveler argues against reusing a single toothbrush and promotes frequent replacement with soft brushes. It advises warm water for cleansing and a antiseptic dentifrice after experimenting to suit the mouth, especially for smokers.
The late Mrs. Wolsey left 15000 to Harriet E Gates for guardianship of her dog parrot and cage of love birds. After Gates’ death the funds go to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Lieutenant Eduard Scharrer of Stuttgart and Miss Wilhelmina Busch daughter of Adolphus Busch will be quietly married on New Year’s Day at the Busch mansion in St Louis. The couple had previously eloped to Belleville but failed to secure a license, forcing their return home.
A short verse by Gc B. Anderson praises steadfast love and ironies of fortune. It urges Mary to hold confidence and to trust Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the remedy or remedy provider.
A head end collision on the Great Northern at Granville 28 miles east of Minot killed freight engineer Fred Barlow and fireman Toby Erwin instantly. Brakeman Ed Gosslin was seriously injured and died later. cause cited as a orders misunderstanding. In New York a major raid rounded up 16 alleged wire tap swindlers at a hotel on Broadway near Twenty seventh Street seizing racing paraphernalia and a race betting lineup. Three former pick pockets were among the crowd.
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