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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
9
A fragmented column satire targets Bryan and Populists with quips about free trade, perjury, and elections. It mentions Carl Schurzs support for Bryan, Italian war talk, and quotes about Jesus guiding newspapers. The piece riffs on political figures, journalism, and wartime sentiment with humorous invective.
The piece surveys Carl Schurz’s stance amid 1896 and 1900 campaigns, mocks Democratic free silver and expansion policies, notes Kansas bank deposits, and trims through Republican and Populist shifts, Alaska’s purchase, and the era’s political temper with dire cautions on party realignments.
Report lists planned meeting dates for major parties with Philadelphia for Republicans in June Sioux Falls for Populists in May Cincinnati for Middle of the Road Populists in May Chicago for Prohibitionists in June Kansas City for Democrats in July and notes no further announcements expected.
The Bloemfontein conference between Sir Alfred Milner and President Kruger is examined, detailing Milner’s proposals for naturalization and oath conditions that would grant full franchise after residence and compliance. The piece analyzes how the oath and loyalty requirements affected uitlanders, Kruger’s conciliatory counterproposals, and the broader implications as war loomed. It notes Milner’s stance that a simple oath of fidelity should suffice and critiques the prolonged path to full burgher status proposed by Kruger.
Miles Standish paces the car nervously as John Alden arrives. Standish asks if Priscilla spoke well of him. Alden says she did say a good word for him, and Standish reacts with a mix of relief and expectation. The Philadelphia Press reports the moment.
A West Virginia resident reports his wife suffered a months long rheumatic attack leaving her bedridden and unable to walk. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm as directed, she recovered enough to walk to breakfast the next morning and has had no relapse. Sold by C. E Andersons Drug and Book store in Forbes block.
A tersely reported exchange shows Henia and an irate father arguing over a claim about a sick friend and seating during the night. The fragment hints at a disputed narration with Eve as a contrasting witness, reflecting domestic tension.
A fragmentary note references Kruger and a beer ritual amid misty London weather. It mentions marching up and down hills and tethered rest, with a stray line about Atlanta Constitution. The text is garbled and blends unrelated phrases without clear narrative.
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