01 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
1
Telegraph report notes 37 killed and 81 wounded in Dalnitskaya street as Cossacks and students clash. Other dispatches describe political turmoil in St. Petersburg with Pobiedonostseff resigning and Count Witte pressing editors for stability amid a rail strike and push for liberty.
The Age will flash election results next Tuesday night using a stereopticon setup in front of the D.O. Thompson clothing house. Benj Shaw will operate the projection with a Columbus bulletin service and special countywide telephone links to display city and county returns as received. Ladies from M B church plan a coffee and sandwich booth outside The Age office for the event.
The Kenyon college death inquiry into Stuart L. Pierson's fatal train run over near Gambier is to begin Thursday. Coroner and Prosecuting Attorney L. C. Stillwell anticipate startling evidence. some believe Pierson was tied to the track or a bridge. A witness reports seeing three men with a rope and a man carrying a basket. Pierson's Cincinnati father disputes tying theory.
News from Helingsfors and St Petersburg details Finland's move to constitutional governance ending Count Bobrikoff's rule. Senate resignations followed demands for unicameral Diet reform and elections. Cossack panic at Obolensky residence injures several as crowds react to the upheaval.
Coshocton urged to follow the good roads precept as advocates describe the movement as a legal public interest. The piece notes national mockups, state associations, and a pending bill for road funds, arguing roads boost hotels, farms, schools, and commerce, with a Nov. 1 convention and remarks at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Osburn Myers damage suit against Citizens Telephone Company goes back to common pleas court for a new trial after the circuit court found errors in testimony and charges. Wilhelm’s damage case was wholly reversed by the circuit court, with the prior verdict to the widow dismissed after the decedent’s death by suicide and a jury award voided.
Telegraph report from Hong Kong states five American missionaries are believed murdered at Lienchow. Names include Dr. Eleanor Chestnut and Mrs E C Narble with child, and Mr and Mrs Peale. Lienchow, a 12,000 population town in Kwantung near Tong-King gulf, details unavailable. Judge Taggart leaves for Oxford to visit his daughter.
Boston dispatch reports Chief Inspector Watts saying the doctor who dismembered Susanna A Geary was found. Police await a firmer lead from Morris Nathan, her detained lover in Pittsburg, as inquiry centers on manslaughter tied to a failed abortion procedure and subsequent surgical attempts that failed to save her life.
Anderson's drug store shows a handsome new appearance with an entirely new interior mural decorations and freshly painted walls. The papering features an unusually attractive design enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
County convention on roads heard strong local support from engineers and business leaders. S. M. Moore praised road improvements and urged careful route selection before macadamizing to save taxpayers money. Reports mention road changes near Lafasette, Pleasant AM church, Boecece, Warsaw and Roscoe areas. Also notes Lieut Johnston received a prisoner booklet, and social visits by Addie Bordenkircher and Mary Frank.
A group of youths executed a Halloween prank using soap, provoking strong anger among Mass 1 street chants and drawing attention to mischief by older children. The incident highlights public safety concerns and community response.
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