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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
8
A shipment of gold fish in all sizes is received with a display of globes in various sizes. Prices range from 5 to 15 cents for gold fish and from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars for globes, with or without stands. Basement.
A forecast shows continued cold weather for Ohio with largely cloudy skies and temperatures near freezing tonight. Expect progressively frostier conditions as temperatures dip further toward the low end of the freezing range.
Joe Gill, held in the city prison on disorderly conduct and threatening remarks, allegedly warned of killing his wife and then menaced Chief Mapel and others. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and awaited trial. William Barratt, found drunk, was jailed Thursday and released Friday morning.
Bessie Rippey Hastings spoke on Impressions of the Philippines to a good sized crowd despite steady rain. The lecture, delivered with clear details and vivid description, blended information, oratory, and patriotism, holding listeners in wrapt attention throughout.
The Seventh Day Adventist church holds its quarterly service at Selby Hall with Sabbath school at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm. Rev Mr House arrived from Trinway to participate in the program and the afternoon sermon is titled the great Eastern Question based on Revelation chapter nine.
Washington reports Japanese Minister Takahira says Japan will maintain the open door policy and respect the rights of all nations as the United States remains in the Philippines. He asserts no deviation from the line of policy and mutual restraint between powers.
Grocery ad promotes multiple items with reduced prices including toilet soap 25c, fresh oysters 85c quart, spring chickens 12 1 2c lb, sugar 1.25, buckwheat flour 10c, pancake flour 1c per sack, cereals and canned goods, lard 10c lb, pickled pork 10c, cider vinegar 14c gallon, oleomargarine 18c lb, bulk coffee 18 15 20 25 35c per lb, free delivery, no strings on sugar offer.
Coshocton county gentlemen Gen. Lybarger and De. Baker returned from the Ohio grand lodge of Masons meeting in Cincinnati. They arrived in Soring Mountain with news of the session and its proceedings.
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