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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
3
Daily schedule notices and fare details list train numbers times and services. The ad notes ticketing information through H. Kipp, ticket agent in Coshocton and indicates daily operation with Sunday-only services.
Parlor and buffet parlor cars operate on trains 32 24 between Zanesville and Cleveland. Connections at Navarre with Wabash to Pittsburg St Louis. Toledo Cleveland Kenton Canton Zane mile points provide through tickets baggage check. Homesekers tickets to western and southern destinations sold on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. One fare for round trips. For folders and through tickets contact agent W J Daving.
Travel deals announce reduced colonist fares west and south via Wabash and Pennsylvania Lines. Excursions to San Francisco and Los Angeles tied to the Women's Christian Temperance Union event, with travel from all stations. Home-Seekers excursions cover Colorado to Washington and Texas, with stopover options to explore business openings. Local agents provide full fare, route, and schedule details.
The Athens speech by Pattison labels opponents as bad and boasts that the good align with him. The piece questions how he can call long-standing platform Democrats bad for upholding anti liquor principles and criticizes his stance on party independence and support among Catholics Bryan Democrats and others.
Colonel William L. Curry counters attacks on Governor Herrick by detailing veteran employment at the Ohio penitentiary and state service. He cites 484 former Civil War, Spanish-American, and Sons of Veterans on the payroll under Herrick, 115 more than Nash, with continued support for veteran recognition and a state monument in Columbus.
Pittsburg Dispatch correspondent A. E. H. Heiss notes a contrast between Republican optimism and Democratic reports of steady improvement. He quotes that few Democrats interviewed believe their party will carry their own county or district, with gains expected elsewhere. Heiss observes sincerity among Democrats who will vote for Merrick.
Boston officials report chorus girls Rita Marie and Eleana Barron testified they overheard Morris Nathan advise Susan Geary to seek treatment from Mrs. Dr. Bishop on Tremont Street the night she vanished. Nathan arrived from Pittsburgh weakened and was hospitalized for observation before arraignment. Inspector McGarr is en route from Pittsburgh to assist the case.
Breddin Powell, city architect, reports to Mayor Weaver that Philadelphia has been defrauded of thousands in building six convalescent pavilions at Philadelphia Hospital payed to Henderson & Company for 108394. The pavilions were completed before Powell's term.
Sheriff Hamilton Browning proclaims to Coshocton County electors the schedule for the upcoming general election. The notice states the first Tuesday after the first Monday as the election day, per Ohio election laws.
Voters in Coshocton County Ohio are directed to polls on Tuesday November 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. central time to cast ballots for Governor Lieutenant Governor Supreme Court Attorney General Treasurer Public Works Board Senator General Assembly Coshocton County officials Probate Judge Clerk of the Common Pleas Commissioner Infirmary Director Sheriff and to consider a constitutional amendment to amend the Ohio Constitution.
A historic document outlines a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to reorganize election timing and term lengths. It details voting for state and county officers on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of even years, and other offices on odd years. It sets term lengths for governor, judges, and various officials, and describes vacancy filling and succession rules, with official attestations from Speaker Troxas and Secretary Laylin dated 1904–1908.
Publication records the 1904 1906 proposed amendment to Article XII Finance and Taxation in Ohio. It details exemption rules for bonds and property, ballot wording for yes or no, and effective date, with official certification and election conduct guidance.
In Columbus Ohio in November 1904 a letter extols D. D. D as a miraculous cure for eczema. Guy J. Gable reports immediate relief and full recovery after using the remedy, urging readers to visit a local druggist for a dollar bottle with a full refund if it fails to cure.
The notice advertises free large sample bottles of D D D prescription along with a 32 page pamphlet and medical guidance from skin specialists. It asks readers to provide name and address to receive the samples and expert consultation at the Chicago office.
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