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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
7
Market column lists corrected prices for wheat at 83, flour at 6 20 per barrel, bran and meal figures, buckwheat flour at 4 per pound, and assorted produce items with per pound and per barrel rates. Entries reference Hanley & Co corrections and include potatoes onions cabbage and country lard with specific per unit costs.
Wabash system timetable announces daily rates and train times to Coshocton Dresden Zanesville and Cleveland with late train 52 on Sundays. Parlor-buffet cars on trains 32 and 1 between Cleveland and Zanesville. Various connections at Toledo Cleveland Kent Canton and Zanesville for east west and south routes. Through tickets and baggage check to all points. contact officials Crane Kelley and Daves for information and folders.
A fragmented market summary lists cattle, sheep, and hog prices across Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati and New York. It notes bid ranges for beef and dairy cattle, lambs, calves, and hogs, with assorted weights and regional variations, alongside occasional agricultural notes and a closing literary jab.
Henry Raische, a Cincinnati saloon keeper, was shot and killed by one of three masked robbers who entered his bar seeking robbery. The attackers fled after the fatal shot, with no loot secured. A separate report notes a Religious Education conference in Cleveland ending with a policy for 1906.
A cock fight near Glouster in Athens county was broken up by Mayor W. B. Deacon and Sheriff Howard F. Elliott after mains were pulled. Bids came from Murray City Chillicothe Shawnee Wells ton Buckingham Cambridge New journertown and Zanesville with Callicothe winners predominating.
A baseball war simmers in Newark as O P League manager Hayes withholds rent for Ids Wilde Park from park owner Will D Harris who vows to field a strong opposition team. Hayes blocks press access and local writers lampoon him as season tensions rise and clouds darken ahead of opening.
Porter seeks games for Kenyon at Gambier and Coshocton. Mt. Vernon silent on a Friday or Saturday matchup, while Coshocton eyes Zanesville and state bid. Scrubs defeat regulars in practice as Swihart returns to guard and Shipps becomes scrubs captain.
The Park View alleys hosted a quintet tournament drawing about twenty top city bowlers. The long night featured close, exciting matches with strong scores, refreshments by Preston, and plans for next Thursday’s Park View match as managers Armold and McDonald assemble teams.
Fire destroyed a four story Glidden Varnish company building in Cleveland causing an estimated loss of 190000 dollars. Several tanks exploded during the blaze and some firefighters narrowly escaped death as they were trapped by flames. The incident follows a dangerous day for workers at the plant. Local authorities investigate the cause as flames raged through the structure.
Vickery announces sale via W. and L. F. Fen 21 to 26 with round trip fares to New Orleans at 28.70 dollars and Mobile Pensacola at 27.45 dollars. Return by March 3 or 17 with a small fee. stopover options noted.
Coshocton native Carr formerly from Dennison is slated to umpire in the Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia league this season. He was recommended by Tom Needham and supported by Thad Troy and other club officials. Carr’s supporters say his popularity and ability will help him make good.
John Dawson of the Roscoe vicinity displays a valuable collie pup described as highly intelligent and imported. Report says John Riley trains the canine as the carnival company’s trick dog for the coming season.
The article claims Micna cures many stomach troubles without strict dieting and asserts a tablet before meals strengthens digestion. C. Be Anderson offers a refund guarantee with each 50 cent box if the remedy fails to help.
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