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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
4
Public notice text outlines mailing details for The Daily Age at Coshocton Wic with rates per week and carrier delivery, plus fee schedules for church notices obituaries and society ads. It lists payment in advance and sale locations including C E Sanderson F F Smith Greek American Candy store and Shrigley’s Smoke House.
A clipped item records a humorous clash over a blower remark attributed to someone named Hora, with playful insults about pipes and self. The note references dispute coverage in the St. Louis Post.
Judge Donley notes a recently extended probate court divorce jurisdiction, urging repeal of the special act. Ohio Bar Association at Put-In-Bay unanimously adopted a resolution calling for immediate repeal due to inequities, fee dependence, and uneven operation across seven counties.
Supporters argue General Lybarger is a decisive doer who will act quickly in the Ohio General Assembly. They urge Coshocton County voters to elect a strong leader to be among the legislature’s ablest and influential members. Talk it up.
The Democrat and Standard asserts Dr. Edwards will become probate judge if elected and notes T C Roche would not hold the post during Donley’s term. The piece implies Roche will exit and mocks prior court laxities while urging votes for Mahaffey for senator and EB L Ly for representative.
County reports show growing demand for change in office and support for Dr. TR C Edwards. Local observers say educated, capable leadership will credibly fill the role, while Donley factionalists struggle to hold back rising public sentiment.
The piece advocates a Republican municipal ticket, praising Henry L. Richardson J S Crawford and Wm G Hay for integrity and business ability. It urges voters to back Bert Smith S A Stacy Frank Lawrence W St Clair and others, touts Dr Edwards A T Boyd Hamilton Browning and reelects local officials.
Judge Eason will hear the Dickerson murder trial preliminaries Thursday afternoon. Counsel are ready to press the motion to quash the indictment and any other motions either side may raise.
The Masons plan a Wednesday banquet in the Humilous hall of the Masonic building on Main Street. Members from all county lodges are expected, with two candidates to receive the Master Masons degree.
Judge Donahue and Judges McCarty and Taggart opened the Coshocton circuit court with two cases listed. Wilhelm vs Pennsylvania Railroad seeks $2600 on error after a lower court decision. Osborn Myers vs Citizens Telephone seeks $5000 after Morgan Run Coal was relieved of liability. Attorneys include Kibler Newark, McDermott for plaintiffs, Pomerene & Pomerene for rail and telephone firms. Decisions are expected Wednesday afternoon.
The piece quotes Peter Hitchcock praising non lawyers for probate justice and endorses Dr R Edwards for probate judge. It also urges votes for W A Smith for mayor and R C Darnes for city treasurer and Gen Lybarger for representative. A scare charges report Fremont Ohio man George Tick jailed for misconduct toward his 12 year old daughter amid a near mob. Abbott's Oyster House at 542 Main street opens Saturday.
Coshocton fishermen report crisp frosty mornings bring abundant salmon in the river above the city. One angler arrived Monday with two splendid eighteen inch specimens. The local pride of the piscatorial tribe is described as hungry as bears in the cool morning.
Mr Arthur Gaul of Wellsville Ohio claims Vinol cured fifteen years of catarrh and yearlong lung pain after four bottles. I. E. Anderson, a Coshocton druggist, endorses Vinol as the most valuable cod liver oil preparation for wasting diseases and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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