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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
19
The column jabs politicians and figures with satirical takes on Queen Victoria in Ireland and South Africa, Dewey, Bryan, and McLean. It blends humor about journalism, coinage, and gas meters with war updates, wage gains, and a Democratic agita tion in the Philippines and U.S. coal regions.
Fragmented columns discuss Dewey Bryan Kipling and Boer names as American politics mix with shipboard rumors. They note Evans rheumatism and public sympathy shifts while exports, debt, and the treasury surplus are cited amid questions on policy.
News from the valley notes Swihart Shaw open meat market at Main and Chestnut, Gray building foundation underway, Almack board rage work, Judge Noche to address graduation in May, John McDonald moves to Coshocton East Main Street, Edward A. Johnson pension increase, and attorney M. W. Wimmer referenced.
Simeon Baker, an aged inmate of the infirmary from Jefferson township, died Sunday at age 72 after eight years in custody. Funeral services were held yesterday and interment took place in the poorhouse cemetery. Infirmities of old age were given as the cause of death.
A 1900 Easter essay from Broadbrim discusses prosperity in New York, rising wages, and Italian immigrant labor at Croton aqueduct works. It contrasts Italian character at home and in the United States and condemns violence. The piece also recounts the downfall of Edward Field of Field Lindley Welch, who embezzled millions, betraying Cyrus W Field's family legacy.
Modern science questions old remedies while Krause's Cold Cure is advertised as a decade trusted specific for colds and la grippe. Sold by Smith's Drug Store Coshedten and Ferguson Roscoe. 4-6-lm
The speaker asserts Governor Taylor went to Washington for personal reasons not linked to his case and denies reports of a New York attempt to dodge a requisition. He says Taylor should surrender and face the indictment, while noting possible but uncertain legal avenues. A separate note from Kimberley reports Thrifty Free Staters trading in British-occupied Bloemfontein with rising bread and sugar prices.
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