Market Price List From Snyder and Banley Firms
An old style market page lists corrected prices for groceries and produce. Items include snecked sides beans and onions per bushel, country hams per pound, flour and meal offerings, beeswax and potatos, and retail prices for butter chicken potatoes cabbage lard and other staples with notes indicating corrections by Snyder Grocery Co and Banley and Co. The format resembles a 19th or early 20th century rural market row with barrels and bulk quantities shown beside per unit costs.
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Snyder Grocery Co
Bashel
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Cities
Buffalo and Pittsburg report mixed cattle and hog prices with beef, sheep, and veal values listed. Chicago and Cleveland show ranges for cattle, calves, and hogs while Boston notes wool prices and assorted meat products.
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Chicago
Abe East
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wabash Time Table March 18 1906 North and South Routes
Wabash system timetable lists daily north service No 3 with numerous stopovers from Coshocton to Toledo and Canton to Cleveland and southbound route including Coshocton Conesville Adams Mills Dresden Zanesville and other towns with arrival times. Local items note visits and community notices across Evansburg Willow Brook Warsaw New Bedford and Massillon areas plus coal land leasing in Adams township and colonist rates west.
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Coshocton
Adams Township
Adameaville
Dynamite Plot Forces McCoy Move to Campbell Boarding House
Thomas McCoy, key witness in the Ben Dickerson case, relocated from English’s to Campbell boarding house amid threats. He claims fear of being shot or dynamited, sighting two suspicious men near his former residence. McCoy now occupies a second floor room as his two stout sons stay close for protection during the trial era.
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Thomas McCoy
Ben Dickerson
Freeday
Campbell
McCoy
Campbell's
Three Lives Extinguished In Ohio Snowbound Accident
Ohio dispatches report multiple deadly incidents across the state. In Dayton and Troy counties, two men died in a snow plow accident near Chambersburg after a flat car derailed over an embankment. Victims are William Puirphrey 35 Albert Hoover 35 and August Nickels 30 all Tippecanoe City residents. Other items include a Cleveland case of domestic danger leading to a murder threat, a bucketshop conviction in Cleveland, postmaster fee recovery efforts in Bowling Green and a political delegation dispute in Marysville, plus train collision injuries in Akron and the cremation of anarchist Johann Most in Cincinnati.
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Tayton
Dayton & Troy
Chambersburg
William Puiphrey
Albert Hoover
August Nickels
Tippecanoe City
Miami County
Traction Company
Stars 10 Put Strong Team in Newark Bowling Match
Considerable interest surrounds the bowling match at Star alleys between the Stars of this city and the Newark Music Halls tonight. A $50 purse awaits the winner after three games. Rolling begins after the Newark team arrives on the 7 35 train. Teams lineups include Coshocton Glaser McMillen Edwards Miller and Hildebrand for Coshocton and Armstrong J Jones F Jones Baker Kates Peterman for Newark.
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Newark
Coshocton
Glaser
McMillen
Edwards
Miller
Hildebrand
Armstrong
J. Jones
F Jones
Baker
Kates
Peterman
Beloved Lady Dies at Age Ninety in Coshocton
Two Coshocton friends recall the passing of Emily Cresap of Uhkithsville after a five week illness. She died quietly at the venerable age of ninety years and ten months, respected by all who knew her and remembered as a guest of her nephew B Worth Ricketts on Third Street in Sun.
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Coshocton
Bits
Emily, Cresap
Uhkithsville
Vine
B. Worth Ricketts
Sun Third Street
Rooters Go to Newark for Second Rams Clash
Large Coshocton contingent expected to back the high school basketball team Thursday in Newark for the second meeting this season. Washocton won the first game on their home floor. Coshocton improving after a slow start. Newark hopes to avenge defeats but may face a tougher challenge. Coshocton rooters traveling should be welcomed unlike in Zanesville.
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Warsaw
Charles Senft
Norwalk
Senft
Ladies of the Foreign Mission
Vary Society
M. B. Church
Katie Styers
Holmes County
Hayes
Columbus
Congo
Ohio
Vicksburg
Ohio Vicksburg Military Park
Warsaw High School
Stammar Room
Spring Hall
Secial
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lester Beck
Lester Heck
Emerson Baker
Roy Rodock
Lloyd Frederick
Fred Elder
Newark
Rams
Washocton
Coshocton Bowis
Coshocton
Zanesville
The Fortune Teller Charms Sixth Street Theatre Audience
Amusements review notes a good sized house Tuesday night and excellent satisfaction with The Fortune Teller. Music tuneful, chorus above average, costumes and set fine. Misser Myers and Langford win crowd support while Turpin McElbern and Baker earn nine encores in the first act.
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Sixth Street
Misser Myers
Langford
Turpin
McElbern
Baker
Death of Lieutenant Schmidt Reverberates in Moscow
Social Democrats and revolutionaries mourn Lieutenant Schmidt in Moscow. Thousands of workers attended funeral services at factory chapels and Requiem masses were held in several churches, drawing deep reaction from the pope.
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Schmidt
Moscow
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Ohio News
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I. P. Riegle
United States
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