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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
6
A Dispatch essay praises a female columnist for calm expression and wide range, urging women to seek self understanding. It argues nine of ten American women miss the real meaning of repose, warns against vanity, and calls for self study to gain poise and soothe others.
J R Dankworth of Piqua Ohio died Monday afternoon in a Philadelphia hospital after a recent surgical operation. His widow Mrs Dankworth travels from home with her father W H Coe to attend the burial in Philadelphia. He was forty three years old and spent his youth in Philadelphia. Other local items note sicknesses visits and trips within Branch and surrounding communities.
An old advertisement claims Dr Miles Heart Cure can diagnose and treat weak hearts. It urges readers with chest pain breathlessness and palpitations to try a bottle and notes a testimonial from a patient praising restored health and weight gain after use.
Miss Kate McClure opened the Chautauqua Circle gathering on Main Street with New Year quotations. Mrs Carhan presented a paper on Lorenzo de Medici while Miss Dorothy Davis offered an in depth talk on The Spirit of the Orient focusing on Japan. Mrs L K Werko read The Club Women of Freedom Falls and the group scheduled another meeting in two weeks.
Videtto, long time with Wall company since its Coshocton opening last spring, will leave Sunday for Cleveland to direct a Boys concert orchestra organized there. The group will comprise young musicians under 18 and plans road concerts in the spring. Videtto’s selection is hailed as a big compliment by Coshocton friends.
The Himnolg State Register praises Coshocton pianist Lamberson for a remarkable piano tone and color during the Ernest Gamble Concert Co appearance in Springfield on January 4. The notice lauds the performer as delivering entrancing, richly colored tones that leave vivid impressions on listeners. The piece also mentions promotions for Nameseek era tickets on January 16 and February 20, with W. J. Davies as agent contact.
Jay Wood shipped a carload of draft coach and general purpose horses to Sugar Creek Tuesday morning for public auction next Thursday. The sale includes stock purchased in Coshocton Guernsey and Muskingum counties.
At a January 8 meeting of the Boston Piano and Organ Company directors, Frank R. Martin, general manager and treasurer, reported six months ending December results with a 3 percent preferred dividend paid and 11 percent earnings reserved. Directors suspended common-stock dividends and praised Martin’s work while he offered to step aside by March 1, noting he may stay in the area.
Coshocton Lodge No 96 F and A M announces its annual installation of officers and lodge inspection by District Grand Lecturer A L Rawlings of Newark and Lewin P Schanau M W Grand Master of Ohio. Work in M M precedes a banquet with all members in good standing invited. The lodge opens promptly at six o'clock for what is billed as the year’s key Masonic event.
DeWitt Miller drew a large Grace church audience Monday evening with humor on Reverses of a Bachelor. He wove epigram and anecdote while asserting love is natural and inescapable, recounting a tale of a son whose father regards romance as dangerous and calls it devilish, to illustrate his point. Dr. Clark introduced the speaker, and Miller left hundreds of admirers awaiting his return.
First Mate A. Johnson and two crew members on the government dredge Ritchie drowned five miles below Richmond when a rowboat became entangled in a rope stretched across the Brazos river. High water concealed the line during dredge work. Walter Fitch elected president of Chicago Board of Trade by 44 vote margin over rival. 1,150 of 1,700 members cast ballots.
S. Salkeld nominated to be post Master at Perry. The dead body of Cane Wilson, a wealthy Chicago man, was found near Colorado Springs with a bullet wound in the head. In Bridgeport Mrs Stephen Leonard dies from a gunshot inflicted by her husband amid a quarrel. A kitchen fire at Morrison cafe Des Moines total loss with estimated 100000 dollars in damage. Secretary Rout faced criticism over a negotiation. Caracas tensions rise as Bevingde forces clash with Yemen government. A San Francisco man and a prisoner on the steamer Carmen involved in a deadly incident. Meier charged with embezzling 20000 dollars.
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