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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
3
Time of arrival and repertere of Cochosten is listed as weekly issues with multiple numbers and times. It notes schedule details including West Bound and various numbered entries. For further particulars apply to W H Kipp, ticket agent, Coshocton O.
Parlor and buffet parlor cars run on trains 32 and 34 between Zanesville and Cleveland with connections at Navarre to Wabash for Pittsburg St Louis and west. Through tickets gold and baggage checked to all points with homeseekers tickets available on first and third Tuesdays each month. One fare for round trips on Sundays. For folders and time tables call for information.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie rail line lists round trip fares for a special homeseekers excursion to Michigan and western points from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Fares include Cadillac Beaverton Manistee and Roscommon with return limits of fifteen days and via various routes. Also promotes colonist fares west with low second class rates and free chair cars, with details available from agent W J Davies.
New York reports two men detained on homicide charges linked to the dress suitcase mystery in Boston. William Howard allegedly confessed to helping dispose of a decapitated body, while Lewis Crawford alias Albert Emory remains silent. Howard and Crawford are connected to a Tremont Street hospital and a menacing scheme involving Susan Geary.
A Civil War veteran and Methodist minister writes as a silent voter backing Governor Myron T. Herrick. He recounts clergy and railroad workers favoring Herrick, asserts Herrick’s veto power and temperance record, and argues Pattison would jeopardize progress. He urges reelection in Ohio's 7th.
Yu Chuan Chang, a member of the Chinese constitutional commission, arrived in New York to study constitutions including the United States. He said China will adopt features from American, Japanese, British, German, French, and Austrian systems to become a constitutional empire under the emperor.
Louisville police arrest four men William Clark Robert Moore James Martin and William Patterson as suspected felons linked to the Ridgeville Indiana bank robbery. Detectives request Ridgeville sheriff to send a photo or mug shots to aid identification.
Wellsville voters last week supported Herrick Brannock legislation, closing several saloons. The new law prompted continued debate as residents consider future actions and enforcement.
In Toledo Benjamin Billstein, 25, dies by self inflicted gunshot in his Spiriter building office amid unclear motives. A Portsmouth gang terrorizes Fullerton and South Portsmouth, smashing a store front and entering farms. one burglar is believed wounded. Taft lands in Colon Panama and reports health good as voyage proceeds. Ohio Shippers and railroads reach arbitration plan to settle rate disputes with a three and three joint committee. In St Marys a duck hunting accident kills Harry Reed, gun misfire from boat shifts leads to fatal injury. Folk addresses Cincinnati on municipal politics under Democratic backing. Special school districts abolished by supreme court in Coal Run case. Secretary Shaw speaks in Columbus. Howard Smith, 11, sentenced to 10 years for arson.
Special Home-Seekers excursions offer reduced round trip fares to western and southern states including Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and more with stop over privileges to explore business openings Tickets valid on set dates through December 19 consult local Pennsylvania lines agents for full fare and time details Also annual settlers excursions to Alabama Idaho Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia with similar terms and a Somerset Ohio excursion during October and November note Unveiling of General Sheridan monument details via Pennsylvania lines tax schedules not included in text
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