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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
13
The bigr whistle at the Coshocton paper mill is silent and nearly 50 workers are unemployed. Demand for straw paper remains steady and the plant will be sold before June 1, with the purchaser seeking capital returns. The paper industry is a major local employer and Coshocton would feel a longer shutdown.
The article notes Pennsylvanias incomplete Senate representation citing Matthew Stapley Quay and argues voters favor direct selection of U S senators. It states no official action is underway and urges swift change as just for voters and state legislatures alike.
A local editorial urges Coshocton to seize present opportunity and advance public progress. It cites tariff history affecting wool and industry while noting community resolve, leadership, and the need to balance relations with business rivals and supporters.
The March export value reached 134 million plus, the highest for the month in U.S. history, with nine months totaling 1.053 billion. The piece hints at Prosperous Republican times, notes railroad mileage, and pokes at Bryanism and 16 to 1 victory references.
The passage contrasts Democratic governance with Republican rule in Alabama, arguing Democrats would increase racial oppression and cotton focus, while Republicans advance industry in iron and coal, elevate workers above subservience, and promote self support.
The piece hints at a revival of an old scarecrow tactic amid four years of Democratic rule, predicting a surge of Democratic voters into Republican ranks. It mentions Ex Senator nvahs and a sharp jab at Dewey, with San Francesco’s shipyard expansion promising 3000 jobs.
The finding states the rolling and company must stay in operation to satisfy the bonus agreement. Dresden remains hopeful that the plant will continue functioning, as closing it would undermine the intended benefit and make the site less desirable.
Vague data mentions Tagals, a person or group named Ame ie Vasu and Pachippane. The text shows partial phrases about events and a WW style reference but lacks clear actions, dates, places, or outcomes. No verifiable details to form a complete news item.
A review notes Washington audiences found The Degenerates not worth the effort with Lilly Langtry in a production that failed to satisfy the city’s rising sensibilities.
A witty remark notes Dewey stating I am a Democrat while Bryan stays quiet. It suggests if Bryan spoke he might wonder what he is if Dewey is a Democrat. The quip reflects party labels and political posture in a light editorial tone.
An American firm secures a contract to pave 75 streets in Mexico City while American methods and products are in demand worldwide. The piece notes political chatter from Democrats, Dewey, and Cleveland, plus ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming health benefits and blood purification.
General Al lan Rutherford 60 clerk of the Maryland court of appeals died here of consumption. A New York native, he served in the civil war and was brevetted brigadier general. He later became third auditor of the treasury. Interment will be at Arlington.
A local advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm cures rheumatism with one application relieving pain. The notice promotes a sale at C. E. Anderson's Drug and Book Store located in Forbes block No 2.
In Frankfort Kentucky Governor William S Taylor returns from Washington to quell rumors of an indictment delay. The open court indictment involves Finley Powers Culton and others and court records suggest the document rests with Judge Cantril awaiting action. Meanwhile in Washington lawyers for Taylor and John Marshall file briefs in the Kentucky gubernatorial contest noting the validity of their primary rights. In Frankfort seven defendants tied to the Goebel murder, including Caleb Powers Benny E Youtsey, are arraigned in circuit court.
London reports disappointment at slow operations as General French’s cavalry withdraws to Bloemfontein. Dispatches describe the Israelspoort fight near Thaba N’Chu, noting Canadian and Grahamstown forces pushing kopjes, Otter wounded but rallying. Boers loot stores, and natives complain of thefts as they retreat toward Ladybrand with entrenched positions near Brandfort.
William Jennings Bryan visited Chicago on April 3 and conferred with Mayor Harrison and ex-Governor Altgeld before heading to Port Huron. He argued that the Democratic Party would sympathize with the Boers in the event of a return to power, asserting U.S. moral weight and potential Hague treaty terms, and noted strong Western support for the Boers.
Constantinople April 30 The porte has not replied to the note from the United States charge d affaires Lloyd Griscom on the indemnity claim and the situation remains unchanged. Some believe a settlement may be made via private American contracts to conceal payment and avoid admitting Ottoman responsibility for massacre losses.
Ottumwa Iowa April 36 Josiah Carr a farmer living five miles north of town was murdered by an unknown man His body was found in a cellar dragged there He lived alone and was considered well to do Sheriff and deputies search for the killer No motive found.
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