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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
18
A wealthy Australian owns a 14 ton vehicle with a 73 horsepower gasoline engine. It can reach high speeds to transport goods to and from a gold mine 372 miles inland, described amid a wider Paris dispatch noting the death of French naturalist M. Alphonso Milne-Edwards at age 65.
A jumble of notices mentions claims that pure blood yields flawless complexions and cures for constipation nerve and kidney issues. Separate items report arrests in Toledo over a jewel theft, the unveiling of a Washington and Lafayette statue, a judge killed near an Erie depot, and various political and public notices from 1900 era newspapers.
Dr. DB Cargii reports four battles cured Mrs Bre with chronic sores on head and face. The testimonial claims Electric Bitters as the supreme remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. It supposedly stimulates liver kidneys and bowels and aids digestion. Only 50 cents. Sold by C E Anderson Druggist guaranteed.
April 21 dispatches report Governor Taylor may leave Washington for Louisville as warrants and indictments circulate. Friends want bail offered. clerk notes no Taylor indictment on file. Tennessee and Ohio items follow, including party splits, convention outcomes, and local crime cases with various officials named.
Mr Meeker at the doorway asks his wife a cryptic question about a 9 letter message, pausing at the threshold of a room where she sits, then contemplates opening it as the postman’s ring echoes.
A Billville juror note to the judge complains of eight hours without meals and asks that the sentence be commuted to two square meals. The missive ends with a pledge to find the defendant guilty after eating.
In Paris on April 20 the French branch met at the U S embassy with General Porter presiding. They adopted a resolution congratulating the Massachusetts society for preserving graves of French soldiers who aided in the War of Independence. The event followed a reception by the Queen.
A fragmented OCR item mentions deception of surgeons and a front line figure named Harte with cryptic notes about deterrence and Pere Vis. The readable text hints at a wartime medical or espionage angle but lacks clear facts or dates. The piece likely documents a daring ruse affecting medical or military personnel.
Aman recalls how misreading neighbors reports and assuming illness leads to comic trouble. Mrs Brown suspects the Smiths are ill due to doctors buggies, but the Smiths reveal no illness and joke about gossip.
London Sketch notes during the queen's Ireland tour describe the lord lieutenant temporarily wielding regal powers in Dublin. Cadogan as viceroy can confer knighthoods, appoints the commander in chief, removes justices, pardons criminals, and suspends acts. Court presentations are treated as at Buckinghham Palace.
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