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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1905
Page
7
A list of officials including R. H. Hardin and others faces charges of forgery bribery perjury and false expense vouchers. The indictments name H H Hardin Starkey Hare Patterson G W Samuels AC Bryan J W Hasty Z C Davis W Swithey W W Ferguson and more with 49 counts against collector R H Hardin for violations of revenue rules.
In Mexico City on Sept 11 the federal district authorities intensified actions against gamblers, both foreign and native. Since last month no licenses are issued and police rapidly end clandestine games. New York gamblers boasted of reopening in Tacubaya, but officials are ready to arrest them. A plan to create a Monte Carlo style gambling house in an interior state is unlikely to pass.
The Markets Produce section lists corrected purchasing prices for eggs, butter, chickens, country ham, potatoes, cabbage, onions, and other staples. Grain and retail prices include wheat, rye, flour, meal, and feed, with corrected figures from Snyder Hanley Co and Snyder & Son.
A dense OCR of prices from multiple markets, listing cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with bids and ranges. Locations include Pittsburg, East Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo, noting prime, choice, good, and grading terms, plus feed costs and miscellaneous stock data.
A retrospective piece lists former stars and managers from the early major leagues now aged or retired. Clarence Childs, Dan Brouthers, Buck Ewing, Ed Delahanty, Jimmy Ryan, Hugh Duffy, Jack Stivetts, Van Haltren, and others are noted in new careers or quiet lives, with several in law, business, or coaching roles.
An afternoon contest at Riverside park between Lithographers and Pressmen artists ended ten six in favor of the Pressmen after five innings. Joy in left field and Buysee on a quick fielding turn highlighted the game while umpires and players maintained a lively, spectator friendly atmosphere despite errors and sensational plays.
Baseball scores from American League and National League games with battery details and standings. Notices include a weathered card about catarrh remedy, a warning on a medical patent product, fogbound fishing disaster report, and a fatal trolley collision near Indianapolis.
In New Orleans on September 11, fever deaths rise with a notable clergy listing, including Father L. S. Green of the Jesuit college. The city fumigates the old French market, using sulfur fumes to purge bats and insects from its four-block expanse. In Washington, the Mint reports gold and silver production for 1904 rising over 1903, led by California through dredging, with projected long term gains.
Baron Komura of Japan is confined to the Waldorf Astoria with intestinal trouble and fever reduced. All envoy engagements are canceled or postponed as he rests for several days. the party planned to sail from Seattle to home next week.
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