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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
3
Unclear readable fragments mention a fireproof hotel and losses. References drift to a silver dollar at 33.6 cents and 86.4 cents, Mrs Dominis and a congressional grant of 3 million, Queen Lil, India news, Lord Curzon and a Solomon king rumor, plus Mulvaney.
A garbled, era-style itemization cites graft allegations in St Louis city franchises, attacks on Democratic figures, and editorial Commentary on agricultural laziness and religious trust missions. It references President Roosevelt and a Cairo movement, plus rail freight and a nine foot stage, with scattered phrases on churches and industrial trusts.
A deranged cow dies after extended illness described as hydrophobia with early rabies signs, sparking alarm countywide. Reports note similar cases near Plainfield and Coshocton as stock owners worry for animals and public safety.
Washington debates focus on the London dock charge bill amid export milling interests clashing with Atlantic shipping, while the Senate plans to take up the statehood bill next Wednesday amid expected debate before holiday adjournment. The immigration bill will receive read through amendments. In Newport News the Panther arrives with fever stricken marines from Colon, 380 aboard, 34 hospitalized at Portsmouth with two officers among them, as others receive shore leave during recovery.
Pittsburg December reports a botched attempt to blow the Safe with nitroglycerin at the National Bank of Freedom Pennsylvania. The blast woke residents, the burglars escaped leaving 18000 dollars behind, with plate and bank damage cited.
A notice describes catarrh as causing morning congestion headaches and impaired senses. It promotes a constitutional treatment and cites Hood’s Sarsaparilla as successful after five doses, claiming no recurrence and lasting relief for the user from Lebanon, Kansas.
President Ramsey of the Wabash railroad received notice that the terms in his ultimatum delivered last Friday to striking shopmen at Sprintield Springfield Fort Wayne and Moberly Missouri will be accepted. The strikers, after seven weeks away from work, returned Tuesday morning.
Announcement from Acting Indian Agent Levely in Washington states that a large part of Guthrie area was leased before the Cherokee agreement ratification to the Cudahy Packing Company for 15 years for oil and gas. Lease made under the Curtis act blocks entry by others and grants a strong position in the territory’s oil and gas field.
A sudden shift of the Missouri river main channel toward the Iowa side leaves Nebraska City without water. Waterworks mains drained basins empty. electric plant shut down and streets dark amid the disruption.
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