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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
7
The markets list corrected prices for butter eggs honey lard and poultry, with beans beeswax cabbage onions and pork shoulder noted. Grain prices show wheat corn oats rye and related products while flour and byproducts like bran screenings and middlings are tabulated with assorted per unit figures.
Export cattle ranges in East Buffalo with steers and cows listed at various prices. Cleveland and Chicago offer mixed beef, sheep, and calf values. Pittsburg and New York show prime and common cattle, lambs, and hog prices.grain notes No 2 red wheat and corn until mixed markets in Cincinnati and Cincinnati staples with lard and bacon rates.
A Sunday night crash at Baker's Bridge near Lincoln Massachusetts killed eighteen people and injured twenty five as the Montreal bound express collided with a Marlboro branch local. Fire and thick weather hampered rescue while residents aided the injured and a special Boston to Lincoln train arrived within thirty minutes.
Havana reports General Freyre Andrade says Cuba will not ask U.S. intervention or gunboat protection for American citizens amid the Isle of Pines dispute after a conference with President Palma and General Rodriguez.
Word reaches Coshocton fans that Columbus Crescent, preparing for the Thanksgiving game at Riverside Park, have secured several players from last season's P H A C squad to reinforce their lineup. Coshocton members remain amateurs and focus on practice, hoping for good weather and a large crowd as they aim to win the game of their lives.
The Star Bowling Club received a letter from a Columbus team, with John Edwards formerly of this city as a member, proposing a six game series for a $50 purse. They suggest three games on local alleys and three on Columbus alleys. The team with the higher total across six games would win the purse. The Stars are likely to accept under the proposed terms.
A minor earthquake was recorded across Italy with little damage except at the Ariano cathedral in Apulia which suffered substantial damage. In Annapolis, the body of Midshipman James R. Branch Jr. was exhumed for autopsy following a fistfight and pending court martial related to Midshipman Minor Meriwether.
Ohio State 15 Webster 0. Medics 18 Wittenberg 0. Kenyon 20 Wesleyan 0. Case 38 Hiram 0. Reserve 52 Allegheny 5. Denison 22 Heidelberg 0. Ohio 22 Muskingum 0 in Ohio. In the East Yale 6 Harvard 0. Dartmouth 24 Brown 6. Penn 2 Columbia 0. Swarthmore 50 Wesleyan 0. West Point 17 Syracuse 0. Annapolis 12 Virginia 0. Lafayette 53 Lehigh 0. Carlisle 11 West Point. In the West Michigan 75 Oberlin 0. Minnesota 75 Northwestern 0. Beloit 42 Knox Haskell 0. Kansas 28 Kansas State 0.
An 18th century style advertorial extols Vinci as a modern form of cod liver oil. It claims Vinol provides concentrated benefits without oiliness, improves red blood, appetite, stomach health, and vitality, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.Coshocton readers are urged to try the product through local merchants and doctors.
The Sixth Street theatre schedules a big matinee Thursday with stock company performances and cheap prices. Henry Ellsworth promotes dramatic pieces about Oberammergau Bavaria with village life and 300 color views, live music, and Kreuzenschule tableaux, presented by Ellsworth and Willworth next Wednesday night under Partes.
At the last performance of the Bennett-Moulton Stock company the Sixth Street theatre offered prizes. First went to Wm Perry for selecting the silver tea service followed by James Wells for a fern dish and C L Noshs for a card tray. The report also mentions health issues attributed to kidney trouble and a patent remedy, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, offered for sale. In Columbus Ohio a peacemaker was wounded when William Wittman was shot in the chest claiming contractor George, a constable, shot him.
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