Coshocton Daily Age Publication Note
Coshocton Daily Age appears as an evening publication from the WHE Age Publishing Company based in the Geley Building Coshocton Ohio. The line outlines the paper’s publishing schedule and location.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
4
Coshocton Daily Age appears as an evening publication from the WHE Age Publishing Company based in the Geley Building Coshocton Ohio. The line outlines the paper’s publishing schedule and location.
Community newspaper text from Coshocton outlines subscription details and delivery charges, plus classified notices and campaign endorsements. It urges voting for Republican candidates Crawford Richardson Hay and probate judge candidate Dr. Edwards, arguing reform and public service improvements.
A Coshocton County circulation oath certifies the true monthly copies printed and circulated. Donna Hosselt and J. Case swear to the accuracy before Notary M. W. Wimmer on November 2, 1905.
The piece denounces the campaign of Dr Edwards opponent and his manager Hoxy Roche for using tricks and misrepresentations. It attacks a local newspaper organ for vicious attacks and defamation while praising Dr Edwards for dignity. The editorial predicts a decisive vote and rebuke of unfair methods.
Voters urged to elect General Ly Barger as representative for Coshocton County citing his plans and debating skill. Also endorsed is Houston B. Hay for county treasurer pledging efficiency and courtesy. Vote for W. A. Smith and Greater Coshocton.
A party notice urging Republicans to vote early in the morning tomorrow. The Republican organization presses all Republican voters to cast their ballots promptly to support Dick Darnes for city treasurer and to assist the campaign.
A long list of party tickets and candidates across state county and city offices. Includes Myron T. Herrick Andrew L. Harris W Davis Wade H Ellis W S McKinnon William Kinney Jr Edwin L. Lyberger R C Edwards Louston B Hay Hamilton Browning Sampson McNeal David W Johnston Alexander T Bod W A South Levi Williams J 5 Crawford B H Richardson W G Hay S A Stacy O W St Clair Frank A G Lawrence R C Darnes ward ticket candidates Charles Kane R M Temple Jr Isaac Farrell G S Lawrence S C Riggs D C Martin Charles Huff W H Ross and Tuscarawas Township trustees and treasurer.
A poetic exchange hints at the sun’s azure hues near the sea and remarks on the dye from inexpensive bathing dresses. The playful dialogue contrasts romantic imagery with seaside dress concerns in a breezy exchange.
The Republican ticket this year respects union workers by placing union men in key positions. Alex Smith of United Mine Workers seeks the Senate, Houston Ty Hay and Richard C. Darnes of Retail Clerks seek county and city treasurer respectively, and J. Crawford of United Mine Workers aims for the public service board.
Local business in Panhandle rail yards grows. a yard engine and crew will be stationed at Trinway to operate daily in the yards, aiding shipments and rail operations.
The piece reports Patterson carrying Ohio by a large plurality, with Pattison expected to win, and notes a Republican-leaning legislature if Pattison prevails. It includes Democratic Garber's forecast and other race observations from New York and Boston campaigns.
November 7 and 21 reduced one way excursion tickets sold via Pennsylvania lines to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. For full information regarding fares times apply to local ticket agent of Pennsylvania lines. Nov 21 Low round trip fares west.
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