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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for back pain and kidney ailments. It claims the tonic clears urinary issues, reduces burning, and supports overall bladder health with a sales pitch about dosage and the address for ordering.
In Sparta Kentucky on a February date, 22 year old William Taylor killed his wife and likely wounded himself at Mortos Bakers house. Both were prominent Hamilton residents. Published travel ad text follows with Toledo return dates February 22 to 27.
Buster Brown leveled charm as he starred with Tige and Master Giovanni in a well received production at the theater Wednesday night. The company drew a good crowd, delivering strong singing, dancing, and elaborate scenes including a cottage and bathing beach.
Reports from Elizabethpol Trans Caucasia say a racial war resumes between Artenians and Tartars with killings ongoing. The region faces famine and typhoid, hindering food, medical aid, and relief efforts.
Mohawk Village reports a moonlit ride incident Sunday evening near Nellie where Walter Given and Misses Innes and Vergie Teal were thrown when a frightened horse shied. No serious injuries, but a tire was cut and the horse escaped briefly before being recaptured. Rev C F Morris conducts revival at Wilson's chapel and impresses local youth with musical talent. Mr and Mrs W J Freese visit Nellie then Coshocton to see relatives.
A string of community updates from Cooperdale and nearby areas detailing visits, travels, and daily life. Mentions Florine Graham visiting relatives, Wrights on business in Coshocton, Mrs Wright’s recent trip to Honmonthist, Mary Dean visiting Mohawk, and various local residents visiting family. Includes notices of oil shipments, a church attendance, and a sales pitch for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
West Carlisle Ohio reports include Dr Edwards in Coshocton visit. mail carrier substitution. illnesses. social visits. Twentieth Century club meeting reflecting on William McKinley. Fresno notes cover revival at M E church. local moves. a fire at Abner Davis’s Kansas barn. maple syrup making. and a fasting day. Police story from Lancaster recounts Officer Johnson fatally shooting Pearl Strauder after a knife attack at a boarding house.
Judge Shorwell decides in Newcomerstown versus Pennsylvania Co. that the railroad must pave the space between rails on Bridge street. For decades the track blocked traffic and reduced street use, with abutting owners required to pave only outside the rails.
Adamsville Register reports FP M Han del near East Greenwood pulled a 14 inch by 14 inch timber from Salt Creek dam at Keiffers mill. The wood, placed by Joseph Bowers in 1838, had rested 68 years in water yet remained sound and was reused as a fence post. W C G Kinner traveled to Coshocton county to consult Dr M T Moorehead about Joseph Wagoner’s serious kidney illness.
Rev A C Douglas of Des Moines told a Chicago Presbyterian convention that a thirteenth Psalm standard for finance and politics would end civic corruption and reform stock market methods. He said it would drive boodler from offices and reduce incomes of rich barons, restoring millions to rightful owners.
The Rev. Kaucix H. Sinelan of SS Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church in Forrester N Y recently draped the baptismal font in mourning as a protest over race death. Parishioners found the font covered after Mass and learned of the act after services.
Mt Vernon restructures its business group naming The Commercial Club with dues set at 52 dollars annually. Officers include C. C. Iams as president, J. E. Russell, George Trigss as vice presidents, H. B. Crabb as secretary, W. Ackerman as treasurer, and trustees L. Vambourg and W. P. Bogarius. The move aims at greater Mt Vernon development.
A reader muses on a 5 to 8 inch diameter balance wheel traveling 2500 miles in a year at 18000 beats per hour. The Burns & Gosser watch is praised for running within a minute a month and a year with less than a minute variation under a positive guarantee.
R J Halt house a Columbus shoe salesman in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory died from a brain hemorrhage after a blow in Huntington following a dispute over a cab fare. Weston a Boston cab driver who had driven Halt to the depot is named as the assailant.
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