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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
6
Carnegie will visit Kenyon on April 24 to be honored by local officials and students. The event marks a celebration amid community activities and a ceremonial address from the visiting philanthropist.
Watchorn denounces Dolan at the convention as the United Mine Workers face a volatile struggle over a wage increase. The national executive board shows cautious optimism about a settlement with miners and acceptance of higher pay while internal fights drum up across districts.
H J Mossbury of Perryopolis says 40 townsmen mobbed his home during his son’s wedding. He alleges serenaders damaged property with dynamite and shot, stones struck him on the jaw, and Mossbury fired into the air before the crowd dispersed after a prolonged fusillade lasting about four hours.
Washington March 14 The Senate approved several bills including measures to punish government officials for premature disclosure of secret information such as crop reports and to grant executive authority on bridge construction over navigable streams. It also backed Delaware and New Jersey border dispute talks. Corporal Tanner protests a bill cutting government clerks pay after age 65, urging lawmakers to protect civil service veterans.
Special Judge Downey ordered the transfer of five Marcum Smurtley case counts to Lee county and granted bail of 10000 dollars for the defendants. The defendants include ex-County Judge Janes Hargis ex-Sheriff Callahan Attorney BF Prench John Smith and John Abner. They face accessories to the killing of Marcum with Curtis Jett convicted as principal receiving a life term. Trials for the five accessory defendants will be at Beattyville in the near future.
William Thomas a 22 year old actor from Saginaw Michigan and member of the Wonderland company committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid during a performance at the Columbian theater. He admired Idra Gordon an 11 year old company member from New York who did not reciprocate his feelings. Afterward Gordon said she did not know he felt this strongly.
Rev J A Eby has agreed to return to the M E church for two lectures. The first, Sunday afternoon, addresses men on What is a Man. The second, Monday evening, speaks to both men and women on Architects of Fire. Eby is popular in Coshocton and Grace Church.
Lenten services announced at Emmanuel's Lutheran Church focus on Bible study and devotional practice. The evening event invites all parishioners to participate in the prayerful observance and discussion centered on scripture themes.
The paper reports that the government has replaced the old three cent stamps with a two cent stamp. The change was approved by Squire Wimmer, confirming the adjustment to the current postal rate and addressing questions from anxious readers.
Ohio legal notice declares Frank J Cheney and the firm F. I. Cheney & Co. liable for one hundred dollars if catarrh cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized affidavit dated December 8 1886 sworn by A W Gulrason. Firm advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials offered.
Marysville reports Ethel Hornbeck a 14 year old wife of Frank Hornabeck of York County adjudged insane by Judge Thornton and committed to the state epileptic hospital at Gallipolis. She is mother of a baby. Leland Zig lor, 2, shot himself near McChitchinsville Wyandot county after a quarrel with his father. body found in the barn by a family member.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve relieves intense itching from eczema tetter salt rheum itch ring worm herpes barbers itch and reports many cures where other treatments failed. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C. E. B. Anderson's drug and book store, Ca l sho don, and M. Ferguson, the Hesene drivesist.
Dan Lanares is listed on the sick list. An invitation promotes Cromie’s Coach Cure at 25 cents a bottle with money-back guarantee if it fails. A single dose is said to loosen the tightest cough, ease inflammation and provide restful sleep. CG WB Anderson.
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