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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
7
Corrected price list shows beans per bushel at 2.21 dollars, lard and bacon rates, wheat flour and meal figures, and other farm staples. Entries cover butter beeswax honey country ham and meal, with corrected figures attributed to Snyder Grocery Co and Hanley and Co.
A scattered report lists cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and hog prices by market centers including EAST BUFFALO CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI and NEW YORK. Prices cover steers cows lambs calves hogs and bulk meats with varied yields and weights.
The notice outlines the Wabash System timetable effective March 18 1906 with northbound and southbound runs from Coshocton to Toledo and back including key stops and times. An icy street accident near Pocock cab caused excitement as a horse slipped but recovered. Tokyo March 19 Russian revolutionaries in Nagasaki request permission to publish a newspaper and order engraved calling cards at The Age.
New York drama notes highlight W H Thompson in The Bishop at Princess theater with Drina De Wolfe leading roles in both pieces. The program also lists Otis Skinner in The Duel at the Madison Theater with Fay Davis and others in supporting parts.
Senator Reynolds presents his newly organized Garrick theater company at the Garrick theater with a new comedy titled Gallops by David Gray. The work stems from Gray’s Meadow Brook stories and earlier success in book form.
Coshocton high basketball team travels to Newark Thursday for a return game after their earlier win in the sequence. The piece notes Zanesville’s snub in the northern state race and mentions Cleveland Central High arranging trips through the region with possible Coshocton matchups.
Zanesville hosted a bowling night tournament at Brunswick alleys in Ut city with Coshocton pair and Wildebrand high scorers. Glasers claimed top single score with 256 and totals of 621 in the two man series. Gooden and Wurster of Zanesville won the six game event with 1137 pins.
A Cleveland News piece presents whimsical proverbs about baseball culture and management. It riffs on earnesty, pressure from the press, and the faith placed in victory, cautioning against cynicism while praising the enduring pennant and the virtues of faith and hope.
The department of commerce and labor reports Europe takes two thirds of US exports and about half of imports. In 1905 US merchandise sent to Europe valued at 1 021 000 000 with 239 000 000 in manufactures and 732 000 000 in foodstuffs and materials. Exports to non Europe totaled 354 000 000 in 1900, rising since 1900 more to non European markets than to Europe.
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