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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as essential for infants, claiming it provides strength building nutrients their food may lack. It suggests babies grow more comfortable and content, showing dimples and round cheeks as signs of health, with the address Scott & Browne, 409 Pearl St., New York.
An unknown person tried to wreck Lakerie and Western No. 4 eastbound near St Marys, Ohio. A switch opened ahead of the train toppled the engine. Engineer Charles Greenland was badly burned and may die, Fireman Brees Yingling lightly hurt, superintendent says the switch was opened by a would be wrecker. In Lime, police and Pinkertons exchanged shots with three suspected war gang bank robbers, they fled after a running gun battle leaving blood trail. In Cincinnati, Charles Boss Jr., 24, grandson of Christian Boss brewer, killed himself claiming illness in a note.
A censored, panoramic scan reports a range of novel and violent incidents from Ohio and nearby cities. Highlights include consul Sewell's serious illness in Toronto after years in Brazil, a double injury in a Bucyrus rail collision, a man bitten tongue in a runaway incident, a Cleveland case of self defense with an ax, a chloroform suicide in Tiffin, a Chicago fire near South Chicago post office, and Sandusky's Prof Ward stirring controversy with radical biblical interpretations.
Assistant Attorney General Jones was consulted on game laws and lawmakers may strip wardens of their power to collect fines. The current system lets wardens keep fines, while townsmen allege wardens collude with judges to jail innocents for fees. Sportsmen unite to pressure the legislature for relief, wardens prepared to resist.
Pittsburg telephone workers report yellow corns growing on the tragus from constant receiver use. The unsightly growths cause scarring from removal yet return and spread, prompting inquiries into new receivers and affecting job prospects.
The Sixth Street theatre hosted the Bennett-Moulton Stock company in A Daughter of the People. Claribel Worth led the cast with strong support from Janette Le Blanc and Emma Whittle. Scenic and musical specialties by Allen Wightman Mildred Williams and Nick Judels impressed audiences. Tonight’s program features The Belle of Virginia, promising another full house.
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