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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1895
Page
2
The piece argues McKinley will lead a solid national delegation and Foraker is the likely Senate choice. It notes Cleveland’s third-term politics, tariff revenue issues, and calls Bushnell a rising gubernatorial figure. It also discusses England’s move toward bimetallism and delaying state conventions to streamline delegate selection.
From the Cincinnati Times Star interview with Brown University President Andrews the silver question is the dominant issue of the 1896 presidential and congressional contests. West and South farmers and planters largely favor silver restoration, with 90 percent support west of the Mississippi, though opinions differ on method. Cleveland's fixed gold standard stance blocks legislative action for the next two years, making silver the overarching campaign focus.
A Guernsey County movement organizes a non partisan taxpayers association to cut county salaries. A Cambridge convention on February 23 forms a county body with an executive committee to probe illegal charges. The drive spreads through townships to sixteen of nineteen, led by leaders from multiple parties.
A Guernsey county letter urges farmers and taxpayers to back a general salary reduction for county officers amid reports of irregularities. The writer claims many counties, not just Guerpeey, face inflated salaries for minimal or no service and calls for action by the tax commission.
In a April letter from Wanumotox President Cleveland refuses to visit Chicago or speak for sound money. He warns against silver monometallism and urges immediate, clear argument for a safe currency to protect farmers, business, and national prosperity.
Totonae, Wasnivatox April 13. The Union Veteran Legion led by Corporal James Tanner announced it would bring a test case against the commissioner of pensions in the U S Supreme Court to challenge the removal of about 18 000 pensioners from the rolls. Commissioner Lochren said he had no objection and the Long case remains pending for appeal in the District of Columbia court next month.
Oil prices surge as certificate oil trades on local and Oil City exchanges, with bids around 2.05 to 2.24 dollars and certificates reaching 9.95 bid. Analysts debate Standard Oil influence, while production lags and prices may stay high through the week.
Dispatches from Washington report that Japanese and Chinese plenipotentiaries near a peace settlement, with concessions likely reducing indemnity. A formal treaty could be signed soon as Li Hung Chang approves, with indemnity possibly paid in silver and Japan retaining one army on Chinese soil for partial payment.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder claims a world fair highest award. The advertisement touts Willems Mfg Co of Cleveland Ohio selling Williams Indien Pile Ointment for hemorrhoids with claims of curing piles and soothing private parts. Sold by druggists or by mail with price per box.
The circuit court in Coshocton County Ohio amends the spring term for 1895. The term will begin April 23 at 11 a.m. instead of May 1. The order is issued from Mt. Vernon by Judges Joan Wiens Julius F. Adams and clerk R B McDermot.
An advertising feature touts Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as curing cancer and other ailments by purifying blood. It cites Rev. J. W. Hill of this town as a long-standing cancer patient whose lip cancer vanished after treatment. The piece quotes a pastor and a physician endorsing the remedy plus forced-home health claims and mentions southbound excursion rates via Pennsylvania Lines.
The Fountain reports a hearty opening season in Coshocton with hundreds praising the display of fabrics and silks. Mr Beck's orchestra provided music as customers praised the store's effort to secure top style goods and valuable references were offered on request.
The Fountain reports a large and beautiful spring 1895 carpet line, inviting shoppers to visit the store to compare stock with other carpet departments. They are working nights to fulfill orders and will add extra staff to serve customers quickly.
Tomorrow Saturday we offer 20 pieces of all wool Henriettas and Serge 36 inches wide at 25 cents per yard. These goods are worth 50 cents, and they will likely sell out quickly. Visit The Fountain for your spring outfit and avoid disappointment.
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