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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age explains delivery by carriers in Roscoe, Corhoc area and notes subscription terms. It lists office contact, address for communications, and state payments in advance. Public notices include church events with fee per line, plus rates for cards, resolutions, meetings, and wedding notices.
The Daily Age will be on sale at C. E. Anderson's drug store F. F. Smith's newsstand Greek American Candy store Shrigley's Smoke House and Union News Co. Retailers listed indicate wide distribution in the area.
Edward Abbott named guardian for Donald C. Abbott while Eliza Shryock and Elize Shearn serve as guardians. Probate report shows county strong box totals 248,983.12 with funds including Judgetnd 9191.68 Infirmary 5858.32 Bridge 8675.25 Children’s Home 39405.97 Soldiers Relief 1972.14 Dog 2590.08 Road fund Gartao Institute 77.10 Undivided general tax 044 .da Undivided liquor tag 5091 over Graft Undivided cigarette tin 16.44 Crawford tp school 23.40 Franklin tp school 9.88 West Carlisle S. S. D. 494.70 Pike tp school 28.02 Special bridge fund 7732.72 Outstanding orders 5904.87 Total 60312.08 Overdrafts 11348.95 Balance 48963.13.
A sensational arrest report from Newcomerstown states that B C Crater filed a warrant against Rev C W Walshman pastor of the M E church alleging carrying concealed weapons. Walshman, tied to pro-saloon factions, denies persecution and his hearing is set for next Wednesday morning.
Continued from Page One, Mrs Willer seeks divorce with her two children a 14 year old girl and a 9 year old boy. The deserted wife described being deserted for a mere gift in a pathetic scene. J C Daugherty represents Mrs Miller. The husband does not contest the divorce.
A crowded personals list shows numerous locals visiting relatives and traveling to cities like Columbus Lancaster Dennison New Philadelphia Wheeling and Kenton. Names include Mrs R Neldon Miss Mitchell Miss Robertson and Mrs Collier among others with multiple trips noted.
In Chicago March 4 Miss Dow, wife of the Zion leader, denies reports of separation from her husband Courage of Convictions. In Albany, Senator Foraker of Ohio opposes railroad rate making and Hepburn legislation. Mr Sibley of Pennsylvania says House would have defeated Hepburn by two thirds on a secret vote.
A flawed tale describes a five dollar bill with an inscription found at a Bendels shoe store. An unknown woman offered it in payments for shoes, the note unreadable to clerks, and later revealed as part of a dissipation or fraud.
The Licking Aerie number 387 BC plans a Newark meeting on March 1 with delegations from 50 to 200 from nearby aeries. Officers and initiations are highlighted with a large attendance expected, an ox banquet from Howell Provision Co. and a social session to conclude with beverages.
Wewak, Apel two to be the place and date of the Republican convention of the Pitth Judicial circuit. The district executive committee met at the office of W. O A. Shimehaugh with fifteen counties represented. Judge N. F. Overturf of Delaware will chair. Hon. Wh. P. Herdman of Zanesville will serve as secretary. A candidate to succeed the Democratic incumbent Judge Donahue will be nominated.
The opening of Longwill's drew strong support and encouragement from the community as customers praised the new enterprise and thanked everyone for their presence and kindness during the launch.
A few offerings present mill ends in Table Damask in 2 2 4 and 3 yard lengths at 39c per yard. Perfect goods and would be cheap today at 50c per yard. A lot of 12 3c Dressinghams to be sold at 10c per yard. Neat checks for children's wear and stripes for dark shirt waists.
A rumor from Evansbury and Newcomerstown reports George Donsh plans a saloon move into Oxford township to trigger a local option election. The dry area fears a wet outcome and a petition drive is planned to counter the effort, with insurers and backers ready for possible election battles.
Several small ads list real estate for sale or rent in Walnut and South Ninth streets including a corner house and a boarding house site. Other items include an English Buck Troat for sale and a two cylinder automobile. Also notes about a charity entertainment at Forbes’ Hall and a drinkery event. An open rebroadcast mentions a political event and a boxing night at McManus’s Cafe with Nelson McGovern.
A blaze in the carpenter shop began in an old letter file near the roof. Water from the automatic system, already melting, extinguished the flames before any fire department response. Damage was minor and limited to water. The cause remains a mystery.
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