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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
7
Judge Voorhees is retained along with John C. Adams Christy Daugherty and Ty Roche to defend Ben Dickerson. The plea of abatement was delayed to Friday afternoon.
The Markets section lists corrected buying prices for butter beans wax beeswax and related staples. It shows per pound and per bushel figures for commodities including butter eggs pork potatoes cabbage onions and lard with standard retail entries for butter eggs beans and country ham.
East Buffalo and Cleveland cattle and sheep prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls and calves with ranges. Chicago and Pittsburgh quotes show cattle, sheep, hogs and market terms. New York wheat and corn values. Toledo oats and wheat. Cincinnati assorted livestock and grain prices.
Cleveland Oct 27 The Indemnity Savings and Loan now under a receiver reports 3000 depositors mostly in Ohio owe 665325 with 308789 due at once if passbooks waive 60 day notice cash on hand 99408 and 46805 negotiable securities including real estate and collateral loans to meet liabilities Indemnity Trustees Report.
Digestion is linked to success and happiness. Pep sikola Tablets are advertised to renew energy calm nerves improve appetite and restore weight and color. The maker Anderson promises a ten day money back guarantee if not cured, with druggists to honor the plan.
Hundreds of depositors gathered around the Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit company as a run drained funds. President Hugh Hamill said there is no valid reason for the run, noting ample provisions via other Trenton banks to meet demands.
The second team of the high school is in first class shape to take over the Warsaw grounds Saturday afternoon. Warsaw fields a yearly squad against the village team, usually heavier yet lacking in experience.Coshocton lads have defeated them before, and this year the high school is expected to be unusually strong, aiming for a respectable score if Warsaw improves over prior efforts.
Coshocton football held a two hour workout focused on signal practice to build teamwork and speed. All players slated for Newark Saturday were out, with another hit signal practice likely tonight. Eve awaits the Newark visit as Lamma's Lambs seek another victory.
The New Philadelphia Daily Times quotes harsh schoolboy game reporting from Coshocton and notes that despite bad treatment, Coshocton officials promised fair play. It recalls past incidents where Coshocton teams faced rough handling and injury risk.
Dr R S Codyell of Dennison University challenged the modern girls education as a failure for home making. Dr Corwell urged practical training and Mrs McPherson spoke on ideal education. Mrs Lazayette Hunter led a session on charitable institutions and the day ended with a pottery tour and notes from Roseville potteries including Japanese designer Gaso Poudjf.
Promote Tom Lear's mine offering fine grade coal with prompt order handling. Bell phone contact through the Y. G. F. Flint dealer line.
Sporting editor Charles Wilsea issues a challenge to local roller skaters for any distance any time and any place. He invites interested rivals to contact him through these columns to arrange a race.
Chicago delegates refuse to back President Roosevelt railroad rate plans and split to a separate anti policy meeting at Music or Studebaker Hall. About 400 to 600 delegates each session, Steinway hall and Studebaker hall competing as the two gatherings. Resolutions at Steinway hall to favor the president's policy. Buffalo report: John Adams of Luneville, a 20 year old stable boy, found guilty of manslaughter in the Kenilworth race track death of jockey John Graham. sentenced to 10 years in Auburn prison.
A crowd gathered at Tyler’s restaurant to judge a giant sweet potato shown in The Age. Bystanders argued whether it was a sweet potato, a yam, or something else, until a gray‑haired spectator quipped it was a California peanut. The crowd wondered if he spoke truth or jest.
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