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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
9
The Age argues for party unity and mocks Democratic prospects, noting Bryan’s likely nomination and Goebel’s assassin’s fate. It highlights copper production, national prosperity, and Republican gains while criticizing St Patrick’s Day customs and a Boston fraud case linked to a money-seeking healer.
A long editorial piece argues against church bell ringing amid modern communications, notes Ireland’s fate, and comments on American virtue and politics. It discusses February trade figures, dividend payments, and the Pullman company, then critiques divorce rates, Cleveland and McKinley administrations, and Ohio education funding and teacher training.
The Painter primary election bill becomes a Special Order in the Ohio House for next Tuesday. The piece may fail, but the public learns who supports reform and who opposes it as legislators gather to represent their interests and power.
Conesville April 4 Special George Aaron crossing the Pan Handle tracks Monday evening toppled in front of passenger train 32. The train was moving slowly and caused only a scrape to his head. C Cooksey, railroad employee under the oval structures Wednesday morning, was struck on the head by a lump of coal but sustained no serious injuries.
Readers recall last week the Wa bash railway was about to absorb the Wheeling. The report now claims negotiations are complete and the transfer will occur June 1, though officials from either company have not confirmed or denied the story.
Washington reports show the House considered the Hawaiian territories substitute as a committee of the whole with Knox leading for passage while Robinson attacked a section renewing wage labor in Hawaii. In the Senate, the Porto Rican tariff and government bill passed 40 to 21 after sharp debate with Foraker and Mason prominent. Also notes a coal strike in Pittsburgh threatens shutdowns, and a minor explosion at Dupont powder works mill No 2 in Wilmington causing roof damage but no injuries.
Mrs Kate debates borrowing a new bat before dinner with Mrs Phoxy. Phoxy replies she will ask anyway, noting her husband’s indigation after meals. The playful exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press as a domestic quip.
If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Pain-Balur a trial. It will not cost you 2 cents if it does no good. One application will soothe the pain and it cures sprains faster than other treatments. Warranted bottle at 50 cents. C. E. Anderson's Drug and Book Store, No. 2, Forbes Block.
Paris reports that the Turkish pavilion tower will obstruct the view of the American national Pavilion. Commissioner Peck demands removal and has written a strong protest to the exposition's director general. Also from London, Siamese minister Physia Prasid dhi heads to Washington to present credentials to President McKinley.
Frank Ashman a state university student well known locally will lecture in the opera house on the evening of April 112. His subject will be Our Navy and Her Heroes. He has high recommendations as an orator.
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