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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age urges readers to send notices via the office and promises five cent per line charges for insertions. It lists local agents for sale of the paper and states it is not mailed unless prepaid. The notice also notes discontinuation when time expires and excludes individual mailing.
Western Representative C. W. Wallis of 311 Boyce building Chicago and New York's Robert Somes at 116 Nassau street appear on the selected roster.
Lent begins next Wednesday with ashes blessed at Sacred Heart Church and used in the sign of the cross. Catholics Episcopalians and Lutherans observe services. Ash Wednesday and midweek sermons planned at Emmanuel Lutheran German Evangelical and Grace Church. Special services also noted at Wilson R Church and Presbyterian notice of March 23 start.
An old advertisement explains dandruff as a scalp germ that causes hair to fall. It promotes Newhero’s Herpicide as a chemical treatment said to destroy the germ, curb dandruff, and prevent baldness, with samples available by mail from The Herpicide Co in Detroit.
Former Speaker David B. Henderson of the national house of representatives died at Meres hospital after nine months of paresis. He failed after another stroke Saturday, with family at the bedside. Funeral services will be held Thursday in the Episcopal church with Grand Army auspices and a eulogy by George D. Perkins of Sioux City.
Willard Huffman of Doylestown aged 25 regained full use of his right eye after a tooth was pulled. For eighteen years he could only distinguish daylight from darkness. The tooth removal appeared to restore nerve connection, yielding instant improved vision within about thirty minutes.
Courtroom crowds fill the Coshocton venue as jurors Crile Crooks and others are examined. Defense objections fade as the panel forms, with much of Tuesday and Wednesday devoted to swearing in jurors and awaiting further evidence in the multi defendant matter.
In the afternoon session the court began voir dire with jurors called from Cooperdale area including Simon Hughes and Thomas McCox. A juror was summoned from Perry township as his wife fell ill, and responses showed most jurors answered to their names. Attorneys questioned readiness for capital punishment and circumstantial evidence standards as the panel proceeded.
A representative of the Zanesville Cas shocton aml New Philadelphia Electric Railway Co calls on property owners on Trenton avenue seeking consent to build a traction line. The promoters plan Ulrelsile as eastern terminus instead of the earlier seat, routing toward Whitesville to serve a thicker population and shorten the trip. The Tuscarawas line would connect to the court seat then Cleveland. The franchise application for Trent on avenue and part of north Water street sits in committee.
Canal Dover high school basketball team issues a challenge to Coshocton for a game to be played here or in Dover on any date chosen by the locals. The challenge is expected to be received this evening. Mt. Vernon notes a large influx of gamblers, with Mayor Clarke ordering their removal by Chief Dermody under vagrancy laws, and the warning will be enforced. An advertisement promotes Cromble's Cough Cure with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
A Hamburg Germany dispatch says the United States has nearly exhausted its surplus clover seed. Toledo, the largest U S market, is cleaned out due to heavy shipments abroad and may rise to 10 to 12 dollars per bushel by season’s end. Advertising note ends the item.
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