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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
7
The listing shows wholesale and retail prices for flour buckwheat meal and middlings, with corrected figures from Hanley & Co. Retail eggs per dozen, beans and potatoes, cabbage and onions, salt per barrel, and other country produce entries are given with price figures few and scattered.
East Buffalo and Cleveland markets show varied cattle and hog prices with calves, sheep, and lamb values listed by weight and grade. Chicago and New York reports include cattle, sheep, and hog futures, while Toledo notes general grain prices and futures for corn oats and wheat.
Wheeling and Lake Erie time tables effective January 14 1906 list northbound trains from Coshocton to Toledo and Cleveland with arrival and departure times. Includes connections at Toledo Cleveland and Zanesville, note on Sundays delay for train 32, parlor car service on trains 32 and 35, and agents in St Louis Pittsburg and agents for through tickets and rates.
Special low fare tickets promote excursions to California Florida Colorado Mexico and regional routes. For details and fares contact WM H RIP P, Coshocton Ohio, for Pennsylvania Lines passenger service. MARDIS GRAS excursion tickets to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola Fla February 21.
Assignee Lexi Williams in trust for creditors of Eo Randles offers property in Jackson Township for sale February 21 at 10 a.m. at Coshocton courthouse. The tract of about two acres lies along the Walhonding canal feeder with legal description and boundaries given, appraised value four hundred dollars, terms cash or as allowed by the court.
Charles Weston known as the cowboy champion challenges Williase Hueston of St. Louis for the world pool emblem. Alfredo de Oro forfeited after not accepting Hueston’s challenge, with a duplicate emblem promised if De Oro retains. Weston has a storied pool history including a 3 years prior world trophy in Brooklyn.
The text sketches late night youth, protests over arrests, and scattered mentions of Paris, New York, Chicago. It references Diana, Selmer, and Serton, alongside a mix of names, dates, and places, in a mosaic of uncertain events and translated fragments.
On January 16 and February 6 and 20 the W. fae L. FE will sell special Homeseekers tickets to certain points in the west. For further particulars call on W. J Tavien, agent. mh.
The article describes a dispute over contracts and wages involving Huste, de Pins, and Albergeh with Utes Pinsie amid a baseball season. It notes a recent move by Rosie to Illinois seeking a favorable pay arrangement and hints at a possible comeback that could surprise the baseball world.
Wheeling contends for Abbott and Locke from the Ohio Pennsylvania league with Lancaster. Abbott is a national league fielder formerly with Columbus. Harkins, a pitcher from Butter, Pa, is claimed by Wheeling as Butter failed in spring OTP. Secretary Farrell will decide.
The Irish Pawnbrokers drew a fair house at the Sixth Street theatre with vaudeville features and strong performances. Davis sang poorly due to a cold, while Hilson and the Danie Sisters impressed with song, dance, and acrobatics. Also includes a testimonial ad praising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with local dealer notices.
Notice states the Home Building Loan and Savings Company issues a limited stock amount. Interested applicants must submit an application to W. A. Thnebaugh. F212.
Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee defeated Buddy Ryan of Chicago on points in an eight round match at the Milwaukee boxing club. Referee Coffey scored the bout as a clear Dougherty victory with Dougherty showing an edge in nearly every round. Kinney beat Kee in six rounds in the same program.
Baltimore February 2 Kid Sullivan of Baltimore KO'd Kid Parker of Chicago in the second round of a scheduled 15 round match before the Karelia athletic club. Parker fought bravely before succumbing to a flurry of body blows.
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