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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1905
Page
6
In a drugstore pitch Mr. Anderson promotes Vinci as a grease free cod liver extract claiming it concentrates all medicinal elements from fresh livers without oil. He cites Anna Ray’s five year bronchitis relief and invites trials with a money back guarantee.
Four troops of the Ninth cavalry led by Major James B. Erwin arrive from Fort Leavenworth to escort Secretary of War Taft. He will depart on a special train to Chicago after the Commercial club dinner where he is the principal speaker.
Corrected market data lists eggs per dozen and beans per bushel with various per unit prices. Included are beeswax per pound, chickens per unit, country ham shoulder cabbage onions and salt per barrel or bushel, plus flour and meal pricing across multiple bbl sizes and related feed items.
The report lists grain and livestock prices across markets in East Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and related goods show varied bid ranges for different grades and ages, with numbers like four to five dollars for cattle and lambs around five dollars, while hogs and mixed lots range near five dollars.
The article lauds Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost as a supreme gridiron strategist who builds championship teams at Ann Arbor. It cites his fast, powerful squads, the 1905 season outlook, and his repeated maxims urging players to hurry up, stay teamed, learn signals, control temper, and emphasize speed and teamwork over individual effort.
Coshocton met the Indianolas on Sunday at Indianola work grounds and suffered a 17 to 0 defeat. The Coshocton players, led by quarterback Tom Qually on both offense and defense, played a strong game and forced the best effort from Columbus, who had home-field support and penalties for holding. A return game is hoped at Riverside Park.
Yale leads the Eastern football race with rapid, tough, well-weighted play. Pennsylvania follows as next best, while the piece notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Ogden Mills Reid in passing references to society life around Yale football season.
Ohio State defeated Oberlin 36 to 0 while Case outscored Wesleyan 35 to 0 and Wittenberg beat Miami 35 to 0. Denison won 4 to 0 over Reserve with Carlisle 34 to 5 over Cincinnati and Heidelberg 6 to 0 over Lorain. Mt Union led Hiram 22 to 0 and Wooster topped Allegheny 39 to 16. Delaware shutout Mt. Vernon 39 to 0. In the East Yale beat Princeton 23 to 4 and Harvard and Dartmouth tied 6 to 6. Amherst beat Williams 17 to 0. Brown routed Vermont 50 to 0 and Columbia defeated Cornell 12 to 6. Bucknell 18 Georgetown 0. Navy 22 Virginia 0 and West Virginia 24 Bethany. Haverford 28 Rutgers 0 and West Point 34 Trinity. Yale Freshmen 16 Harvard 0 and Holy Cross 12 Tufts 2. In the West Michigan 12 Wisconsin 0 and Chicago 44 Illinois 0 with Minnesota 36 Nebraska 0.
Lincoln Nebraska reports Homer Gibson right halfback of the Kansas City manual training school football team is critically ill after a Saturday injury. He was rushed to St Elizabeth's hospital for skull trepanation to relieve a blood clot. His brother and a Kansas City school professor are with him and his mother has been notified.
Columbus Ohio November 20 The state begins the new fiscal year with cash in the treasury totaling 2 987 877 65 with 2 289 826 20 in the general revenue fund The report notes the eight hour strike and related labor tensions St Petersburg November 20 Conservative leaders in the council of workmen oppose any move toward an eight hour day.
The National Grange Patrons of Husbandry held memorial services in Atlantic City with about 2000 attendees. Chief Granger Aaron Jones presided as delegates prepared to debate a resolution by F A Detrick of Ohio promoting employment of convict labor on highways, a proposal amid broad discussion.
Telegraph dispatch from Columbus reports Democrats aim to cut state and city salaries by abolishing service and oil inspection boards. A single oil inspector would be salaried at 1800. Debates revive a county salary law and biennial legislature sessions. Fire marshal office overhaul discussed by insiders.
Five hundred former prisoners of war aboard the Vladimir and Baroness near Vladivostok show mutiny signs. Japanese police boarded the ships as four torpedo boat destroyers surrounded them. Vice Admiral Rosetsvensky sails on the Baroness.
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