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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1905
Page
4
The Daily Age announces publication details for second class mail and carrier delivery while noting prices for photos and missed issues. It lists five cent per line charges for notices of thanks, resolutions, society events, and celebrations and states the paper is not mailed without prepaid time. It also mentions where the newspaper is sold and to whom communications should be addressed.
The Coshocton Republican primaries nominated W. A. Smith for mayor without opposition. He is described as having purity and integrity, a firm yet merciful leader, with a long record of public service and support for city betterment. The endorsement praises his dedication and suitability for the office.
Governor Warren G. Harding editor of the Marion Star asserts no involvement by George Cox in state politics and denies Cox directed the executive’s course on local option legislation. Harding argues Cox is mainly a local figure with little state influence and labels opposition claims as abuse.
Rev H W Sanderson of Dayton a Methodist Protestant minister voices strong support for Governor Herrick's re election. He tells Dayton Journal correspondent in Washington that moral issues demand a party with Lincoln era reform and temperance record and endorses the Republican platform as best suited to Ohio concerns.
Local Republicans in Linton Plainfield Clarke White Eyes Keene Tiverton Bedford and New Castle townships plan mass caucuses on September 23 to nominate township tickets for the November election. The Democratic caucus meets September 23 at 2 pm in Roscoe town hall.
A speaker endorses Governor Herrick and Republican policies, praising the administration as businesslike and promising prosperity. The text also promotes Hillister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic for families, advertising 235 cents for tea or tablets by C E Anderson.
Esopus New York September 18 Judge Alton B Parker criticizes Vice President Perkins and New York Life officers for contributing policyholders funds to political campaigns. He argues such acts corrupt and will erode public conscience, urging laws to criminalize corporate political contributions and protect voters. Building progress reported as Rodgers housing unit advances with heavy bricklayer work.
A large Liberal demonstration in Havana led by General Jose Miguel Gomez drew about 5,000 marchers and 100000 spectators. Excursion parties arrived from interior points and authorities feared trouble, but no disorder occurred.
A new foxiest pop corn machine named New Machine by Joe Bash appears on the street Saturday. It promises a novel method and clean presentation. The ad copy notes Red Cross Ball Blue used by housekeepers and lists a large 207 package priced at 6 cents.
The Coshoc ton Imperial band unveils new uniforms crafted by M. C. Lilly of Columbus. Black trimmed with black braid, the ensembles will debut at the concert at the Sixth Street Theater next Monday night.
Amusements note a Stetson production of Uncle Tom's Cabin with Harriet Beecher Stowe’s themes. The show features Topsiex and Marks in lively plantation life scenes and cake walks. The company is at Sixth Street Theatre tonight with Uncle Josh Spruceby also on one night.
Devotional sessions and conference business highlighted by talks from Bishop Goodsell and Rev A D McHenry. Officers elders and deacons elected, supernumeraries named, and funds increased. rumors thread through as Dr Hiatt and Dr King may move to new posts.
The article notes fervent but vague answers and accuses ministers of impractical partisanship. It points to ministers as practical guides for party managers, with the bishop as final arbiter during annual conferences. It mentions Dr. T. W. Lane and a forecast of travel to East Liverpool.
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