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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
7
Prices for assorted farm goods and produce listed with Corrections by Sartor Grocery Co. and Hanley and Co. include beef, pork, poultry, vegetables, flour, meal, and livestock by the pound or bushel. Retail and wholesale figures show items like butter, beans, cabbage, potatoes, lard, rye, and buckwheat flour with varied per unit pricing.
East Buffalo cattle reach export quality with steers and heifers listed at various prices. Chicago and Cleveland show ranges for steers cows and sheep. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati offer mixed hog and cattle values. New York and Boston report grain and lard figures. Toledo notes wheat and corn prices.
Train tables show Going North and Going South schedules effective January 714 1906 with daily and express trains between Coshocton and Cleveland and connections at Toledo Cleveland Kent and Zanesville Notes mention late running on Sundays for train 32 and buffet parlor cars on trains 32 and 35 Connections to multiple railroads for north west east and south routes Homeseeker tickets offered on specific Tuesdays officials listed for ticketing and information
Wapakoneta reports W. E Touvelle of Mercer enters the Fourth district race for congress adding to candidates Charles Adkins J H Goeke Dr J W Costello and Touvelle. Youngstown notes a plant strike closes the Republic Iron and Steel works 1000 workers affected. Columbus cites canal and railroad encroachment on state property with action to be sought by the attorney general. Also Governor Pattison supports a local option bill while two boys from Wheeling Junction die from natural gas burn in Steubenville. Washington reports A S Glasscock dies by self-inflicted gunshot in his office. The West colonist rate plan offers discounted one way tickets Feb 15-Apr 7 and Sept 15-Oct 31 1906 via W and L E lines to western states with stops and car accommodations.
A New York dramatic correspondent highlights two debutantes in the current season. May Tully, a former magazine contributor, rises to principal roles in Cashel Byron's Profession and The Man on the Box. Lilian Barbour, Baltimore born and Chicago bound, is praised for beauty, poise, and training and is cast in future productions.
In St Louis Chicago and New York players push three cushion and red ball play, with Balk line fading. De Oro dazzles with a timed half kiss carom, Noland demonstrates long rail kiss shots, and Sehafer’s snake shot appears occasionally. John Morgan’s three cushion maneuver wows spectators as giants show remarkable treks and trick caroms.
Tate Cromley, noted baseball figure, left Tuesday for Wabash Indiana to coach the Indiana University baseball team. He plans to travel to Indianapolis for the remainder of the season and says this will be his last season in professional baseball.
Colombian university authorities back substituting English rugby for American football. Undergraduates resist, showing mild reluctance and a steadfast stance on the issue.
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