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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
4
Scott and Bowne announce Scott’s Emulsion ad and cod liver oil note. The Daily Age will retire from the newspaper business January 1 as McCoy resigns postmaster duties to join Meek company as executive manager, a move praised by Ohio editors and national peers.
A long list of political tickets including Governor and lieutenant governor nominees Myron Herrick and Andrew Harris, Supreme Judge W C Davis, Attorney General Wade Ells, State Treasurer W S McKin gon, and various county city and ward officers with named candidates and positions across multiple jurisdictions such as Tuscarawas County and Defiance.
In Coshocton County residents oppose a lawyer biased push for probate judge qualifications. The letter cites farmers merchants physicians and manufacturers as essential voices over a narrow legal focus. Dr Edwards praised for broad intelligence and common sense, while Criticism notes Donley’s mid night divorce hearings.
Columbus October 17. Reports say rubber hose sellers in Ohio may be arraigned for antitrust violation. Authorities allege a strong combination among hose dealers similar to the bridge companies alleged to have a past agreement.
Eleven Methodist ministers in the North Ohio conference are reassigned to their churches in Coshocton county. Rev. Manghiman of Roscoe returns from Shelby, with district assignments listed for Mt. Vernon, Avondale, Bakersville, Belleville, Centerbury, Chesterville, Conesville, Yanville, Democracy, Fredericktown, Gambier, Homer, Howard, Keene, Kilbuck, Levering, Locke and Wesley, Mohawk Village, Millersburg, Millersburg, Rosens, Sparta, Trimway, Utica, Martinsburg, Warsaw, West Bedford, and others noted.
Charles F. Kaiser, a South Side saloon keeper in Columbus, has disappeared leaving no note of his intentions. He has a wife and a five year old daughter.
The Thomas McNeal farm well near Blissfield was shot late Monday and shows seven to ten barrels with better crude than Otsego. Walley and associates, owning over 600 acres, plan a second well 1500 feet north as excitement grows and gas is detected. Lancaster oilman W C Stratton witnessed the drilling and notes initial wells may be less strong than this first in a new territory.
Bond and Co's new store in the Forbes Block opened to the public today. The Hib rooms were redecorated with soft light tinted ceilings and white tables counters and shelves. The shop offers a full line of men and boys clothing and furnishings and links to the Columbus firm. Bond, Wil Wisely and Carl Mayhew will assist customers, with a full page ad in The Ace detailing the story. An error had announced October 32 instead of October 17 for the opening.
The Age notes carrier boys seek better system by collecting Saturday mornings. Many subscribers already set aside that day, and paying then will save time and aid delivery efficiency.
The letter accuses John M. Pattison, Democratic Governor candidate, of not voting on two thirds of roll calls in his Fifty-second Congress term. It cites his silence on tariffs, pensions, and naval issues, contrasting his record with Republican rolls and veteran welfare debates.
A correspondent asks bio details of Mr Pactison regarding a Fifty-second Congress contest and a roll call where his vote was recorded. The inquiry questions pride in that record and whether it reflects service to the people of Otdo.
The Stockholm parliament dissolves the 1814 union with Sweden. Norway becomes a separate state while the two houses adopt a new flag with a yellow cross on a white field, restoring the pre-1814 banner and removing the union mark. Some senators warn the move may bring irreparable misfortune.
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