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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
5
The celebrated specialist from the France Medical Institute will make regular monthly visits to Coshocton and can be consulted in their private rooms at the town clinic.
Kansas City reports work on the new convention hall is nearly settled with 235000 dollars available of the roughly 500000 dollar cost. Delegations sign hotel quarters contracts as one Montana delegation member set for 15 guests at a leading hotel. In New York Green Point factories burn, 1200 to 1500 workers displaced, damage estimated 500000 to 600000 with several plants destroyed. In Cape Town negotiable securities worth 130000 pounds lodged with the Free State government have vanished, prompting a warning from the New York Mutual Life Insurance company.
A Kanawha and Michigan northbound freight plunged through a burning bridge at Millfield eight miles north of Athens. Fourteen coal coke and ties cars piled into Sunday creek, with $30,000 loss. An unknown man on the train is believed buried in the wreck.
Austin reports show Wharton and Lafayette counties under water as floods swell from swollen streams. Bastrop County suffers heavy property loss with 50 washouts and several bridges lost. Some farming deaths and missing families suspected. Railways International and Great Northern, Missouri, Kansas and Texas crippled with washouts and track displacement. La Grange Little damage and no confirmed missing. Cotton crop fears easing as early planting allows replanting. Other briefs include Pro Boer meeting in London and silver miner denial in California.
An advertisement touts Warner White Wine of Tar Syrup as a fast cure for La Grippe and coughs. It claims relief within a day if taken promptly, with prices at 25c, 50c, and 60c for larger bottles. The copy asserts the medicine prevents progression to consumption and positions it as the best cough remedy on earth.
Columbus matters report the body of William T. Williams a retired shoe merchant missing since March 3 found in the canal at Schiller street. post mortem indicates murder with two facial blows, robbing money on him gone. two boys found the body and collect a $500 reward for Williams dead or alive.
A historical quip shows an empress dowager threatening beheading a young Chinese emperor for neglecting manners and failing to rise to present the throne. The exchange highlights courtly rites and strict decorum from a bygone era.
Fragmented OCR text discusses claimed nerve strength from Dr Kone and Anderson’s remedies with references to brain power and a 2 cent price, naming Forbes Biouk. The readable pieces suggest a promotional medical note or ad noting tonics and stimulants without clear factual claims.
The building trades assembly ordered a general sympathy strike for carpenters in Houston on April 10, with 1500 men quitting work. Masters wait for Thursday to resume, aiming to fill positions. Carpenters accuse the builders of monopoly aims. In Chicago, 160 nonunion men replaced union workers at Marshall Field, signaling nonunion labor dominance. Separate reports note a blaze at Washington and Jefferson apartments in New York, causing $20,000 loss. Middlesboro, Kentucky, reports Chief of Police King and deputies charged with conspiracy after riot clash. trial set Wednesday. death of Deputy Moseley remains unconfirmed.
Berlina April 10 Goenczi the Hungarian who was convicted Saturday of the murder in August 1897 of the widow and daughter of Herr Schulze the Berlin multi millionare will appeal to the imperial court at Leipzig The appeal may succeed since the trial proceedings show serious technical flaws His wife who was tried with him but acquitted has been taken to a hospital. Robbed of Jewelry Washingter April 10 Sene Anato pio Del Vize the Arz wuna charge d affaires there reported to the police that his house had been entered and robbed of jewelry approximating in value 5000 and consisting of scarf pins Portuguese and Italian crosses a valuable watch a gold box and other valuables The police are investigating the affair.
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