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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1906

Page

4

Daily Age notices and regional advertising data

The Daily Age lists sale availability for its newspaper at multiple local drug stores and eateries including C. E and F. F. Smith. It notes the paper is not mailed without paid advance, and will be discontinued when time expires. Ohio select list member and representatives in New York and Chicago are provided.

Ohio Robert Tomes Nassau Street New York C. W. Wane Boyce Building Chicago

Scissor Victims In a Glass Case in Ohio

Fragmented caricatured notes from several papers comment on governors and brevity in campaign dress with mockings of political processes. The text references Ohio governors and the idea of political figures being showcased or constrained, plus satirical remarks on brevity and payoffs in public policy.

Ohio Loulsville Courier-Journal

Lost babe in street car collision in Columbus

Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper narrowly escaped serious injury with a title child in a street car collision in Columbus Sunday. They rode to spend the day with relatives and planned to return on the six o clock train. A sudden turn caused chaos. the baby slipped from Mr Cooper’s lap and disappeared amid the wreckage and panic.

Charles Cooper Columbus

Coshocton Busy Day for Incidents and Roads Meeting

Fragmentary notes describe a busy day in Coshocton with incidents and a state good roads meeting planned for tomorrow. The text includes casual chatter about fashion, diamonds, and local tradesmen, with street quotes from a glassworker and a potter.

Coshocton Udmorrow

Capitol goss and jokes from the senate chamber

The Washington correspondent recalls letters from Minnesota and other states showing how voters expect favors in pensions appointments and office changes. A light tone follows reports on Erie port naval ties, Oklahoma mascots, and quips from members like J. Adam Bede and Enton J. Bowers, plus dental health and education notes.

Evening Smile Recounts Wedding Temper Dispute

Fragmentary elderly text shows a wife chiding a spouse over temper and marriage vows with dialect spelling. The snippet hints at a domestic exchange about how the husband treated her and expectations of better behavior.

Harper Obsequies Mark William Rainey Harper Funeral

Dr William Rainey Harper former University of Chicago president was laid to rest in Oak Woods Cemetery with plans for a campus memorial chapel and crypt. Notables addressed the service including Faunce Andrews Judson Abbott. wreaths honored by Roosevelt and Emperor William of Germany.

University of Chicago Lyman Abbott New York Roosevelt Emperor William of Germany Mandel Hall University

Luminous Mutton and Phosphorescence Report Across Regions

A London dispatch notes dazzling phosphorescent glow observed in New Zealand and New Brunswick, with reports suggesting biological origin from affected sheep or misinterpreted reflections. In New York City ferry lore a rope-and-electric-power method aids halted horse-drawn wagons, illustrating early urban adaptation to mechanical power.

Christetureh New Acanaid Rapert New York Jerseys City

Death of William C. Schaeffer Shocks Coshocton Community

William C. Schaeffer, 38, a Springfield native and longtime stereotyper, died of heart failure likely linked to lead exposure while working at the Vail foundry in Coshocton. He had been in town six weeks and wrote his wife Friday that he would return home Sunday. He leaves a wife and four children.

William C. Schaeffer Star Hotel Coshocton Schaeffer Simmons Springfield Crowell Publishing Company Woman's Home Companion Rat Vail Company Electrotypers and Stereotypers Union The Masons and Odd Fellows James E. Cristopher Typographical Union 264 Fred Pence Mr. Schaeffer St. Louis

Lyman Taylor Suffering From Stomach Trouble

A surgery performed on Lyman Taylor at his Warsaw home revealed a gathering at one end of the stomach as the illness cause. Doctors Carullton Nobles of Columbia and colleagues from Warsaw attended. Taylor rests easily after the operation.

Lyman ‘Taylor Warsaw Taylor Arullton and Nobles of Columbia H.C. Carr Edwards Guy Irs Wright Meredith Warisaw

Vinol Cod Liver Oil Medicine Praised by Coshocton Druggist

Druggist Anderson in Coshocton touts Vinol as a superior cod liver oil preparation with no greasy aftertaste. A prominent physician calls Vinol highly valuable for strengthening the system, aiding the aged and weak, and treating bronchial and lung ailments. Many locals testify to improved blood, appetite, and vitality, with a money back offer.

Anderson Vinci Coshocton Dresgiet

Diamonds and Voting Rights Up for Gracious Exchange

A plan outlines how a lady may swap her gentleman vote for an equal number of ladies votes and vice versa. Candidates of the same sex cannot collude to defeat another. A committee of respected local business leaders will canvass results after closing time at 9 pm on Friday February 9. In a tie, winners share value or receive a trophy of equal standing. The Camels shift meeting from Monday to Tuesday for tomorrow night.

Knute Nelson Minnesota Senate Washington New York Times Ole Rasmussen Sleeps Eye Capitol Fish Commission Nils Swenson Wilson Attorney General’s Moody Halver Halvers Congress Arthur L. Bates Pennsylvania Naval Affairs Committee Erie Navy Michigan Wolverine Page, Inc Wilbur. Barton Rebekahs Ed, Hunter Wright H. J. Hershman Nellie Davis J. B. Matthews Lara Patton Clerks’ Union Jos. Keagy The Odd Fellows Gail Hamilton Eagles A. N. Sahling Keagy L. C. Dawson Pythian Lodge J ‘Saturday John Young Barbers Union Walter Fitch Typographical Union Charles F. Miller Camels J. P. Suntheimer Modern Woodmen of America Fresno Hinecrest Coshocton Mia Ta Sevee

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