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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
8
The fragment hints at a discussion of home industry and consumer trust in home-killed meats described as sweet and clean. No clear event, date, or named entities are present in readable text.
A major blaze at the Wests hotel in Minneapolis today killed three people and injured several others. Firefighters battled flames as the building burned, with damage estimated around 30 000 dollars. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
Dr W C Babcox now operates permanently in Coshocton to continue Grand Union Tea Company business. Old customers should contact him at 993 South Lawn Avenue Coshocton Ohio. In West Lafayette, Jennings versus Shaw case awarded $50 to Shaw via attorney George Roche and Howard Hahn. Walker Lawrence advertises shoes at the end.
George Speckman of Columbus died by his own hand while troubled by a nervous disorder, mirroring the earlier death of his father John Speckman once a Coshocton County native and penitentiary guard. The two deaths appear linked by a grim family fate.
Sheriff Browning and Deputy McClain escorted Harry Kinney Adam Potter and William Wyland to Columbus at noon for state penitentiary sentences. Potter and Wyland were handcuffed together under Browning’s supervision. Wyland appeared downtrodden by confinement while Potter seemed in better spirits. Kinney was chained and guarded by Deputy McClain and, while joking with bystanders, signaled a depraved indifference to the crime and punishment ahead.
William Ambre long resident of the infirmary dies at three o’clock in the morning. He leaves five sons and had been in the infirmary for about thirty nine years. Funeral services were held and interment followed in the local cemetery. Also appears: old sale notices for children’s and misses shoes from The Cantwell Shoe Co and notes on local high school reading lists.
Mrs John Mosher, beloved by many in Coshocton, died at her Newark home at five o clock Wednesday morning and will be buried in Wentago. The Cantonwell Shoe Co advertises a sale on men’s patent colt shoes in limited sizes at two dollars.
A garbled January report from Cincinnati notes a state court rehearing denial in the Chadwick case and outlines motions related to the Ice Delivery Company and other local entities with names such as J S Willott Renner and Eliott. The fragment mentions a grand jury foreman and several individuals and a $10,060 figure in an unclear context.
Ohio forecast says warmer conditions prevail tonight with increasing cloudiness expected on Thursday as conditions evolve.
Day with draw from the race left William H Green of Co shocton O elected president by acclamation. W G Savage and W Morgan were also elected by acclamation as secretary treasurer and national executive board member respectively. District finances and a proposed 10 percent wage increase were discussed.
The Coshocton Lign and Novelty company held its annual meeting with full attendance on Monday. Directors elected J. M. Smith as president M. W. McNaughton as vice president O. H. Petty as treasurer and C. O. Wickens as secretary. A six percent dividend was declared on all stock payable in February.
Hugh Daugherty, who sold his store at Cooperdale to Lane Dickerson, plans a factory making rope halters with a clever patent. He aims to start operations there, and prospects look favorable. Olive Walker returned from Wheeling after her brother Wilbur’s severe illness.
Today a Singer Sewing Machine Con offers needles at twenty cents per dozen at the Singer Store 535 Main street Ww TM Wilson Mer. Several Singer Sewing Machines are offered with a ten dollar price reduction at 535 Main st Call to view them A small dry goods package is found on Main street owner call at BL L Randle corner 12th and Adams sts Clerks Union announces a meeting at Central Labor hall tonight
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