Princess Broadcloth Promoted in Dress Goods Section
The ad touts Princess Broadcloth as high quality dress fabric for buyers at the store’s dress goods section, insisting it needs no praise and invites customers to inspect it for themselves.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
2
Colonial Venetian 52 in. Coat Suit Fabric Advertised
Colonial Venetian 52 inch cloth offered at $1.00 per yard. The fabric is claimed to be the best cloth for the dress goods trade in this city and compares favorably with cloths priced at $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Ask for Colonial.
Gambier Tragedy Discussed With Restraint
The Gambier community and Kenyon College react after a fatal accident. Faculty and students mourn a friend while agreeing the death was accidental and awaiting fuller clarification. Dr. Pierce voices grief as the D K E fraternity seeks vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coghoctoa
Gambier
Pierce
Kenyon
Pee
Cos hocton girl loses heavy election bet
Local report notes a Coshocton girl tied to an election bet as women increasingly influence results. The article hints at biases in polling and betting, detailing how she reportedly won a box after tally figures were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Kinney pleads not guilty to robberies in two stores
Harry Kinney was arraigned before Judge Eason and pleaded not guilty to robbing the Conesville and West Lafayette stores. Bond set at 500 dollars on each charge, with defense counsel not yet ready. Prosecutor Glenn arranged a potential plea change. New York reports grand jury indictments for election frauds and issued bench warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kinney
Eason
Send
Conesville
West Lafayette
Roche
Kinney
Glenn
New York
Grand Jury
Ohio Weather Outlook Clouds with Rain Likely
The forecast indicates cloudy skies over Ohio with a high chance of rain or snow tonight and into Tuesday. Travelers should expect wintry mix and prepare for slippery roads in the few affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Roller Racing At Park Rink Draws Big Saturday Crowd
A lively Park rink program featured a pursuit race won by Ira Seward who faced a rematch challenge from Bump Haller. Owl Johnson captured the purse in a five-boy race noted as the season’s most interesting. The first quintet roller polo contest of the season is set for Park View alleys at 8 pm with Park Views versus Namless Wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rink
Ira Seward
Bump” Haller
Earl Craig
Seward
Haller
Owl” Johnson
Park View
Park Views
Messrs
Smith
Crowley
McDonald
Robinson
Richards
Lightell
Shannon
Sherrer
Weaver
Stahley
Old Stars and New Clash Over Coshocton Team Strength
Local debate centers on whether the 1905 Coshocton football squad is the strongest yet or if the 1889 timeless squad holds the edge. Plans discuss a Thanksgiving Riverside Park reunion game between the 1899 and 1905 teams, possibly replacing a Columbus game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Near
Riverside Park
Columbus
Charles P Baker Dies at Daughter’s Home
Sunday afternoon death came to Charles P. Baker formerly of the Plainfield area now living with daughter Mrs. Anderson Wiggins on North Sixth Street in Coshocton. Heart failure caused the death. seven children survive. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon with interment at Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Baker
Plainfield
Coshocton
Baker
Anderson Wiggins
North Sixth Street
Classified ads excerpt with boarders jobs and losses
Several notices show boarder requests at 117 South Eleventh and 222 West Chestnut streets. Positions include a stenographer with office experience. Items lost include a white Angora child’s collar and a gold brooch. Also listed are farm animals for sale and rooms for rent at 1101 East Main Street.
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Herford
Jacob Stillenbauer
Keene
Main Street
South Second Street
East Main Street
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