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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
A passing train caused a fire on the Walhonding Valley trestle near the Walhonding River. About 34 feet of track burned out, rendering the trestle dangerous. repairs began and a reporter was told work would continue under authority. The incident was described as more extensive than first thought.
The annual session will be held in the high school building August 27 for one week. Officers include L. Shaw president Frank Pigman vice president Likie Tompkins secretary Grant Wheeler Mrs E l oA Carnahan and W IL Eider executive. There is no enrollment fee and every progressive teacher is urged to enroll.
A contentious day featured testimony about Wharton Golden and J M Owens with claims Powers was innocent while the defense urged extreme punishment. Golden disputed remarks attributed to him and denied making the statements.
A historic ad promotes C. Anderson's Drug and Hook Store selling Banner Baive claimed as the greatest skin specialist medicine for all skin diseases cuts sores and piles with emphasis on healing properties.
The platform praises water resource investigations by the United States Geological Survey and cites a $100,000 congressional appropriation, up $50,000 from last year, to study nation wide water projects. It mentions storage reservoir sites and headwaters work in the western rivers and notes ongoing investigations and liberal funding to support these efforts.
Facia Shaw ties beneficiary of epah power to ever bet the noe. article fragment lacks clear facts, names, dates, places. The readable text provides insufficient detail to form a coherent headline or summary with named entities or concrete events.
Fragmentary note captures sharp quotes about Tammany and the Kansas City gathering, hinting at deep party infighting and fear the old party will avoid the Boy-Colo-Bel-Orator of the Platte. The text implies a dramatic split with democracy at stake.
A commentator argues wool selling at 30 cents a pound in Boston and New York shows imperialism chatter is mere rhetoric to hamper export trade. The piece frames protectionist talk as a Democratic tactic.
The Buffalo Enquirer notes a heated Democratic debate over William Jennings Bryan. Mentions Venanua state, Pope support, and party unity against a dictator, with calls for a servant leader in the next 40 years.
A Nebraska colonel's remarks on the Philippines reveal muddled ideas on both foreign policy and finance, described as more useful for campaign aims than as practical governance. The critique suggests the statements serve political ends rather than guiding policy decisions.
Reports detail Allied advances near Peking and anxieties over Li regime influence. U.S. and allied ships ferry refugees from China as imperial alarms and censorship loom, while domestic notices promote Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhea.
The report notes worry among observers over Li Ping Hi and Li Ping Hung with Prince Tui wielding power in Beijing. It mentions anti foreign sentiment and a rising religious struggle, describing a tense scene amid ongoing upheaval and concerns about foreign involvement.
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