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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1905
Page
7
Oct 17 report notes James A. Hart of the Chicago National League club retires from baseball after a long career. His successor is Charles W. Murphy, long associated with club management.
The corrected page lists retail and market prices for beans, beeswax, lard, cabbage, onions, potatoes, chickens, country ham, shoulder, eggs, butter, flour, salt, and various grain products. Entries mirror mid era pricing with per pound, per bushel, and per barrel figures, reflecting a broader commodity snapshot.
The notice lists cattle and sheep prices in East Buffalo Pittsburg and Chicago markets with varied categories including calves hogs cows bulls heifers and lambs. Prices for markets in Cincinnati New York Toledo and more are shown with grade notes and bid ranges.
Baron Komura Japan's foreign minister and chief peace plenipotentiary arrived in Tokyo from Vancouver. He received a guarded welcome as troops lined the streets and the emperor later sent a written personal message praising his service as envoy and expressing satisfaction that peace was concluded.
C E Anderson asks The Age to publish a conspicuous note confirming a full refund to any Hyomei buyer if the remedy does not cure catarrh. The outfit includes a portable inhaler, a bottle of Hyomee or Hyomed, a medicine dropper, and extra bottles are 50 cents. The price is one dollar.
The high school football team held a stiff scrimmage Monday as it resumes practice after a week away. Coaches plan daily workouts to ready for the game at New Philadelphia next Saturday.
Walter Lippincott, Newark high school fullback, fractured a rib in a Saturday scrimmage with New Philadelphia and left the game. Rusty Russell replaced him, delivering a solid showing against the heavier Philadelphia players as Newark lost 1 to 0.
Zanesville honored the 1905 Zanesville baseball club by presenting gifts to all regular members as the season ended. Five players received gold watches, and others received cash remembrances from the management. Most players had left town by Monday as fans regretted the season's end.
Philadelphia club players received a total of 8,131.4 dollars to be shared equally among the 18 men as their portion from the first four games of the world series. They also earned 84.48 dollars from the world series receipts allotted by the national commission. Observations from Washington report a large solar spot group advancing about two days across the sun’s disc, visible locally and resolvable with a telescope into a mass of small spots.
A group of ten youths from the city rode in a carryall toward a nutting expedition beyond West Lafayette. Two miles out the horse halted refused to move, despite efforts by the driver and barker. After an hour they returned to West Lafayette and hired another rig to continue the trip.
The Coshocton audience praised William Mong in a powerful debut as Peter Denly the clay baker in a Pennsylvania pottery tale. Fred Hoadley, BE 8. Stanley, Pansey Stanley and Marie DeBeau added strong support, with a magnificent stage setting and high audience interest for a return engagement.
Keene won the season finale on its grounds defeating Avondale 13 to 1. Meyers of Keene pitched strong in a game where Avondale struggled against his delivery. Burrell relieved after Barthelmed left early due to injury as Ashtabula and Cleveland reports note canal terminal debate.
The Coshocton high school football squad met Monday evening to map improvements for the season. They acknowledge Dover was heavier and faster but believe better conditions and practice could yield a stronger showing. Coach Lamma outlined changes, with a week of drills before the Canton Shamrocks game and trips to Canal Dover for a return match at Newark Riverside park.
The Springfield branch of the Indemnity Savings and Iran company of Cleveland closed on instruction from its Cleveland office. Manager J Merrill says deposits will receive 100 cents on the dollar. Over 29 months of operation there was only one month without an increase in business.
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