Short Tales For Long Evenings in Boston
Light anecdotes from Boston social life with dabbed humor about families Cabot Hallo well and a bashful suitor. A drunken officer story ends with a quip about being queen of the May.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
5
Street Boy Boots Shine for Sick Friend at City Hall
A reporter meets Jimmy, a sick boy cared for by a group of neighborhood children who take turns polishing shoes for others. The reporter offers payment, but Jimmy explains the money goes to his ill friend, not to himself, and the group insists they all share no profit and assist when one is unable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothlack
Lim
Wnttle
Flere
Jimmy
Jim
Himsell
Official on Road Roads Tuscarawas Jackson Keene and Virginia
The official count on good roads for the district including Tuscaraw as, Jackson, Keene and Virginia townships was completed Wednesday night. It shows 2192 for Good Roads and 460 against, a majority of 1742. The item also mentions Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and public listing of ingredients on bottle wrappers as evidence of openness.
A Boy's Mother And A Divorce Case In Coshocton
A mother sings a child’s affectionate poem about a mother’s love and punishment. The text also notes Jerrhia Ligten filing for divorce from Struct Jiavtoiy over alleged infidelity and threats, with Matched dates and a settlement mention. Nearly everyone in Coshocton County reads The Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerthia Ligten
Georgy E. Recto
Coshocton County
The
Age
Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies Endorsed
A historical note praises Sloan's Liniment and veterinary remedies as effective treatments. It mentions a veterinary practitioner with twenty years of experience, linked to a surgeon’s son and a carhess family, endorsing the medicines to ease animal suffering and improve outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLOAN
Steyn
Tne
Vmnimal Ds Subyett
Parl Sleuy
Albany Street
Boston
Bias Wureteike
Clever Rabbit Lures Dogs to Death at Colorado Quarry
A field jack rabbit near Trinidad lured over six dogs to their deaths in two weeks. The rabbit leads the hounds toward a stone quarry, then darts aside at the precipice as the dogs topple to the rocks below. Skeletons of six dogs found, including valuable greyhound-type pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado and Wyoming
Trinidad
Cole
Denver Times
Lina
Jansen
Four Hurt in Lexington Election Day Shootout
In Lexington Kentucky on election day four people were shot during a street battle. Clyde Campbell senior, a Republican candidate, was arrested after the clash. Patrolman Michael Win was likely fatally wounded, and Milion Smith and W. K. Campbell were wounded. The elder Campbell's son intervened and was shot by Murphy, who was then shot by Campbell and wounded fatally or near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Clyde Campbell
Michaeh Win
Isu Milion Smith
W. K. Cam
Clyde
Campbell
Murphy
W. Fh. Campbell
Murrphy
Indictments Reported in Bremner County Case
Bremner county grand jury adds two indictments against Dr. W A Rehlf and Dr L Chaffee for conspiracy tied to ASGOG boycott. Alleged offense stems from forcing an independent physician from a case after he refused to sign a peake document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Bremner County Grand Jury
County Medical Association
W. A. Rehlf
L. Chaffee
ASGOG
Whih
Ucused
Umen
Kansas Sunflower Invades Desert Frontiers
A decorative but unclear report extols the Kansas sunflower’s journey across deserts and mountains to bloom on the far side of the divide. The piece frames the flower as a frontier emblem signaling civilization’s westward advance and agricultural vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New Meshke
Arizean
Iiees
Chinese Punishment Reported By Chefu Daily News
A Chefu Daily News account claims a Chinese police court punished a woman for dragging a man’s pipe, causing two front teeth to fall out, by ordering her to fund a two day Chinese theater near the temple by the main gulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefu Daily News
Rockefeller Vivisection Farm Planned in New Jersey
The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research plans a 97 acre New Jersey farm near New Brunswick to support vivisection research. It will breed and house monkeys dogs sheep goats mice guinea pigs and rabbits with extensive facilities and a chicken and dove department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Johu D. Rockefeller
New York Herald
New Jersey
New Brunuswick
Institute Oy Medical Research
Manhattan
Institute
Rockefeller Institute
Rockerfeller Institute
How She Chose Him in a Declarative Victorian Tone
A dialogic fragment from a 19th century newspaper page depicts a Lady urging Mary to marry John Scott despite misgivings. The man cites years of acquaintance and knowledge of the Ten Commandments, while a guidance figure urges decisive action and strength in the relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
John Scott
Birgel
Continence Debate Sparked at Purity Congress
In Battle Creek Michigan on November 6 delegates debated continence in marriage at the National Purity congress. A paper on large practice was rejected on technical grounds though some urged discussion of missionary marriages abroad. Belle 11 Mix of Danville Iowa supported strict continence and age similarity for marriage amid mixed reactions to a 47 year old minister who married a 24 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
National Purity Congress
Mix
Danville
James Osborne
Alaica
Officers Ordered Before Retiring Board in Washington
Four army officers failed the test ride to determine fitness for service and are ordered to a retiring board in Washington on November 12 for examination. Included are Colonel Henry M. Adams of the engineer corps Lieutenant Colonel Ormond Linsak of the United States Military Academy Major Henry Hy Benhard of the Texas third Infantry and Major Chaciey C Proree, chaplain engineer corps, stationed at Washington Kanachs. Brigadier General Davis heads the retiring board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry M. Adama
Engineer Corps
Ormond Linsak
United States Military Academy
Henry Hy Benhard
Texentive Third Infantry
Chaciey C Proree
Engiineer Corps
Kanachs
Davis
Farmer Arthur Rogers Slays Wife Then Ends Own Life
Bancroft Michigan November 6. Arthur Rogers a wealthy farmer two miles from town cut his wife’s throat with a razor and then killed himself with the same weapon. Rogers is said to have been demented. This grim incident ends in suicide after domestic violence pointed by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft, Mich
Arthur Rogers
Here
Rogers
Autos to Be Made in Coshocton
Siegrist and Murray secured a long lease on the Guenther plant at Walnut and Fifth to convert it into an automobile garage and build a new planing and machinery building. The Stegrist Murray Automobile Works will manufacture a Coshocton car, add a fourth story, and expand to 18 000 square feet with a ten year lease plus ten more. Possession is to be taken by January 1, signaling Coshocton’s emergence as a major auto industry center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Argus
Ble
Lian
Baltimore Telegram
Coshocton
Siegrist & Murray
Guenther Plantin
Walnut and
Fifth Street
Planing & Machinery
Ceshacton
Fitat Stase
Matt Street
Planin
Stegrist-Murray Adutamobile Works
Sonilar
Wilson
Wilsop
Alever
A. Uleyte
Coshoctan
Coshocten
Guy Solucer Willsims
Fair Grounds
Board of Trade
Coshocton Townships Share Hedges Tax Dispute Detail
The page notes a county tax allocation for hedges totaling 225 dollars with Coshocton city contributing over 36000 as part of a broader distribution. The report also mentions the deaths of George Klingler of Akron and Chis Klinger of Canton, sons of Mathias Klingler of South Seventh Street, who died in a Wednesday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naily
Coshocton
George Klingler
Akron
Chis, Klinger
Canton
Mathias Klinger
South Seventh Street
Annual meeting and local incidents headline
The National League of Professional Baseball Clubs plans its annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria New York. In Brazil a San Pablo league fundraising to buy a cruiser Rio Bran forms. A fire damages St Anthony of Padua parish in Philadelphia by 75000 dollars. Los Angeles merchant James W. Allaway is killed by a burglar in his brother’s home in Chicago. Kentucky farmer Steve Short commits suicide after being scolded by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
San Pablo
Brazil
AL Philadelphia
St. Anthony of Padua
James W. Allaway
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Allaway
Chicago
Steve Short
Union Mills
Frank Ashman Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Attorney Frank Ashman offers prompt careful attention to all business entrusted to him. He handles attracting and conveyancing and maintains offices at Room 1 7 and 2 Gourley corner Third and Centreton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ashman
Gourley
Butaite
Oklahoma Delegation Names Federal Judges to Roosevelt
Oklahoma political leaders reach agreement on federal judgeships. Ralph Campbell of McAlister and John Cotteral of Guthrie are to be recommended to President Roosevelt for appointment to the two judgeships. Roosevelt returns to Washington from Oyster Bay after voting. no official White House comment on returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Washington
Ralph Campbell
McAlister
John Cotteral
Guthrie
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Tssues
Howse
Road improvements lure farmers to Coshocton area
The report notes J Loygan in Logan County attracts a farmer from Coshocton six miles from Fontaine and mentions Juliette B McLaughlin selling her farm near Billsfield to Jacob Gniertufelder. John House plans to move April with a 170 acre farm. building new house on Seventh Street underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
J. Loygan
Fontaine
Juliette B. McLaugh
John House
The
Aga
McLaughlin
Billsfield
Jacob Gniertufelder
House
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Pice
R. Vv Fierce
Buffalo
Leochars
Pierre
Lavyka
Esima
James Whitcomb Riley
Peoples Bank & Trust Co
Sebel
G.ite
Philippines
San Francisco
Buford S.ie9
Honchula
Webby Hayes
China Battlefeld Commission
Orient
Pohin
Tientsin
Taft
Manila
Tale
Siberian
Vladivostok
Goleen
Poplin
Coleen” Poplin
St. Blue
the Ransom Dry Goods Company
Fallowa
12Th Street
Bedford
Bethlehem
Clark
Crawford
Franklin
Roscoe
Yeas
Jaekeon
Tees
Ville Ryesa
Tuscarmwas
Trac
South
Coshecon
Main Street
Ed Ford
Senedl
Az Clare
Lafayette
Wert Lafayette
Tiverton
Tuas North
Coshaclan
Bridges
Page
Bendure
Hunt
Seventh Street
Chili Chili
Jane Hawik
Adella Everhart
Dundee
Ohio
Dagger
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rex
Johm Sibeely
Wil Wille Jacobs
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