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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
4
A long notice from Coshocton details The Daily Age’s paid circulation for October with a 9 daily average of 2208 and a high water mark of 2460 copies. The Age claims its paid circulation exceeds rival papers by more than 50 percent, urging advertisers to choose The Age as Coshocton’s thorough medium.
The grand jury in Marshall County returned sixty indictments against cigarette smokers. W Prymouth, seat of Marshall County, is home to Senator Parks author of the anti cigarette law and he will prosecute the indicted. It is stated that about 100 more indictments will be returned and the crusade will spread to every county in the state.
Thomas Gallagher died after crawling into an ash pit near Port Reading yards where sleeping, he was covered by a locomotive dumping burning coals and red hot ashes. The fatal incident occurred November 7 in Elizabeth New Jersey as Gallagher slept.
New York drama critic notes Bertha Kalich shines in Mudtertinck s Monna Viva at Maainetuan theater Mine Kalich resembles Mrs Fiske and Duse in method with an advanced emotional range Frederick Derry Colonna Henry Jewett and Leonard Shepherd support the cast The plot centers on Prinzivalli s bid to send war munitions to Pisa and Monina Vanni s perilous visit The Squaw Man by William Faversham earns praise for its vigorous realistic handling of a stock-market embezzlement case involving Earl Kerhill and James Wryonegate known as James Carsten in Maverick Nevada
William Faversham plays Jim Faversham who hides his marriage to an Indian woman and their son. A Lugland messenger claims the earl is dead and Wynnegate would own the estates if Jim returns. Jim refuses at first but sends his son. the mother kills herself, and Jim may wed the countess Selene Johnson as cast credits list Theodore Roberta and others.
Alice Nielsen arrives in New York after four and a half years away, now a grand opera and concert star. She begins rehearsals for a U S tour from Washington to Baltimore with New York later, performing at the Casino and other venues. Manager Russell aids her, detailing voice work, past European triumphs with Caruso and Duse, and notes on her London season and potential U S engagements.
Wrestler O Connell of Connecticut announces he will meet any man from 133 to 140 pounds and eyes a match with George Bothner of New York at 125 pounds. He offers a side bet with the winner taking the entire purse.
Weasley Coe, noted amateur shot putter and boxer in early circle, hopes to turn professional and challenge for the heavyweight title. He plans to train further and pursue big competitions as he shifts focus from track and field to boxing careers.
Speedy Matt Wilson known for a 2.00 percent trial runs in a runoff at Corey farm East Manchester N. 8. The terse note highlights the competition and location with a focus on the contestant and event.
Supt J C Wright of Keene high announces a strong winter line under the school lecture course. Events include a lecture by Dr W C Dawson on Nov 10, concerts by The Maddens and The Pierces, and lectures by Atty Krrchbaum and Dr J Knox Montgomery across February. Philadelphia lines offer excursions Nov 29 30 to nearby stations with return by Dec 4. Mrs Mood Richards returns from Chicago visit.
C. E. Anderson promotes Hyomei as the only catarrh treatment with a money back guarantee if it fails. The complete outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, Hyomei bottle, and dropper. The inhaler lasts a lifetime and refills cost 50 cents. Four daily breaths aim for improvement from day one and eventual cure. Local dealer C. B. Anderson offers refunds if it does not help.
The article praises Vio la Allen for revealing broad comic talent in Clyde Fitch's The Toast of the Town and notes her Shakespeare work after The Christian and Palace of the King, highlighting her growing versatile acting career.
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