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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1906
Page
4
The Dickerson case drew large crowds that tested the court room capacity. Latecomers filled aisles and stood in front of seated attendees, prompting a call for better crowd management and polite behavior to avoid blocking those already seated.
An advertisement argues the difference between what babies want and what they need. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the building nutrition missing from ordinary food, claiming it makes children comfortable and healthy. The copy lists SCOTT & LOWNE in New York as the seller.
Fragmented text hints at Coshocton matters, a Dickerson trial, and local news in The Age. Mentions a jury, fire department, payments, and readership. Content is unclear but references ongoing legal and civic topics in Coshocton with dated newspaper vibes.
Vice President D. He Sullivan travels to Columbus to urge lawmakers on mining and miner protection bills. Theatre improvements include new metal canopies over Sixth Street Theatre boxes installed Monday.
A garbled collection mentions a punch bowl for a Miss Roosevelt and notes on birthdays versus holidays. It shifts to wartime topics with calls for prudent deployment of regiments to the Philippines, and reflections on the popular will influencing Senate and House actions as reported by multiple papers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a morning adjournment in a case at Linten township with a peremptory challenge and unclear final outcomes. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving the core matter and participants indeterminate.
The trial transcript shows the witness questioned on circumstantial evidence and potential prejudice. The state hints at clues while the defense probes the witness about impressions and the credibility of prior testimony in an Oxford shop setting.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a trial discussion on juror impartiality and whether reading newspapers could bias a juror. It includes questions about impressions carried into the jury box and responses acknowledging potential bias and the need for evidence to overcome impressions.
A court session heard continued questions to prospective jurors during a tense hearing. The judge defended procedures as defense counsel pressed for clarity on voir dire and potential biases, while witnesses described attempts to curb distractions and ensure a fair panel.
In Kalemeva Mien on February 2 Jack Root defeated Fred Ravesel of Denver after a tense six round contest. Root was judged the clearer winner as Ravesel pressed early but Root controlled late exchanges. The report notes other parliamentary items and a somber note on the death of former public figures in the House proceedings.
An advertisement argues against washing with non soap products for dandruff and baldness. It claims only Newbro's Herpicide defeats the parasitic germ harming hair roots, calling it original and genuine scalp germicide. It urges purchases via druggists and samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
Display at Walk er and Lawrence features a skin of an elephant and a window showcasing leather shins and burnt leather art. The advertisement touts various products and the benefits of Varrician shoes alongside notes about Dr Shoop's Cough Cure sold without opium or narcotics.
Ruth White of Columbus returns to town for a clever and pretty act at The Bargomaster show tomorrow night. The performance features a niece of Square Manet Sterember and references Dr Shoop's Cough and its medical uses.
A brief listing honors several young soldiers by name including Robert Sayers Nina Kane Mavic Johnson Petal Savery Merit Smith Susie Ransopher Hdaa Ransopher Kabelin Stoker. The piece notes a school or unit ceremony and emphasizes recognition of service.
An advertisement promises a remarkable remedy to remove uric acid and cure rheumatic complaints. It invites readers to send a history of their case for free expert advice based on twenty years of experience and offers free consultation if the case is extraordinary. The note requests writing to THATHLOPHOROS CO. in New Haven for sale by all druggists.
In the Ohio house this week Capt. Lybarger introduced a bill to amend the fish and game laws to curb pot shooting. The bill aims to tighten penalties and redefine illegal hunting methods in state wildlife regulations.
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