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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1895
Page
2
Aroric letters criticize Brice and McKee in Ohio politics. Editorial pages attack Campbell stance and oppose Brice’s Senate bid. The Newark Tribune urges voters to resist what they call Democratic weakness and demand principled candidates.
McKinley favored in Ohio with delegates pledged for president. Foraker says Republicans will carry Ohio for governor and legislature, while national delegates push McKinley for president though some sentiment may shift. No alternative candidates seem likely in Ohio if McKinley withdraws.
Evidence points to a helmunt syndicate plan to shield and move gold from the U S treasury amid exchange activity. The group reportedly expanded deposits, shifted shipments to Europe, and raised questions about who brokered the bulk of the transfers while investigating treasurer accounts and firm roles.
The Supreme Court denied the application to restrain the reorganization of the whiskey trust. It barred selling the seven distilleries at auction to Samuel Untermeyer and Louis Sitrohal, with Nathan Bjer and Judge Moran endorsing the bid process. The decision preserves the reorganizing committee’s assets and outlines stockholder implications.
Judge McNeill of the insolvency court declares the Commercial Bank case shows fraud in the bank’s 1595 setup. Those whose deposits are identifiable may recover, while others with mingled funds cannot. The decision follows motions to remove trustee W H Campbell.
The Aug 14 dispatches report ex City Clerk General’s bond shortfall of 1015 dollars with collection ordered from him or his bondsman. William B Higby Eng a famed attorney and speaker dies at 52 after three weeks illness. A man named William Delaney found dead after freight train strike near Westerville. Belfonte Railers resume work as logs show steady run. Edly’s mill expected to restart. Canal officials Guinn and Goddard exonerated by state board of public works. John R. B. Lewin mayor of Painesville dies of apoplexy while managing docks at Fairport.
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