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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
10
A young man once jailed and recently released returned to the city where petty thefts began again. After a recently stolen overcoat and a strong case, the mayor warned him to leave, and the police sought him out. He remained in town despite the warning.
Pan Handle Officer Moore and Officer Tillman pursued two Newark yard trespassers Friday in Frazeysburg. A rapid chase led through yards and a stable as one suspect fled, exchanging four shots with no injuries. The officers, unfamiliar with local routes, pursued but the criminals escaped through a hidden opening.
George S. Caton was severely injured after falling from a ladder while decorating at Fountainstore Saturday afternoon. He sustained a sprained ankle and facial bruising, remaining confined to his room though not seriously hurt.
A local ad extols a health tonic claiming to alleviate stomach trouble low appetite and nervousness in men and women. It touts renewed strength and appetite with customers reporting better energy and digestion after using the product sold at CEL Anderson's Drug Store No 2 Forbes Block with guarantee.
An advertisement extolls Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains with a rich brown color. It asserts children and adults can drink it without injury or distress and notes a price of 16 cents and 25 cents per package, with claims of gentle digestion.
Washington reports on the opening debate over the currency bill with Mr. Dolliver delivering a praised speech supporting the gold standard. He asserts Republicans have resolved doubts about the measure, countering Democratic prophecies and cautioning colleagues about political risks while other speakers outline positions on currency contraction and bank notes.
A Louisiana reader from Pearl reports severe female complaints triggered hysterical fits, claiming nine attacks in one day. After using five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she says the attacks ceased and a year has passed without another. She asks if others doubt its efficacy.
General Lawton with the 19th infantry and cavalry occupied Olansapo near Subig Bay before warships from Manila could act. Major Spence led a march over mountain trails to Calango and took the town, while a marine detachment under Captain Myers secured the navy yard at Clangapo as a naval station. The area comprises seven large buildings, repairs, and machine shops from prior bombardment.
Changes in train service and arrival departures announced with new Pan Handle schedule details. Eastbound and westbound numbers listed. some trains 2 3 8 21 27 no longer stop at the station. for specifics call W F L Kipp, ticket agent.
The September term of common pleas court ended Friday with Judge Eason returning to Wooster. The term was long and saw many cases disposed of. Twelve cases went to juries and several big damage suits were decided against plaintiffs. Seven divorces were granted and some business carried over.
Columbus December 12 The divorce suit of Peter Sells drew the Central Women's Christian Temperance Union into debate as members urged removing sensational testimony from daily columns. The controversy centers on keeping lurid details out of newspapers while the case awaits trial.
An advertisement promises a $2.50 complete heart treatment free to readers, touting Dr Franklin Mees as a leading specialist. It urges trial, cites testimonials, and claims national distribution with endorsements and a sample offer. Also notes a separate Washington report on currency bill support and a trust-targeted cross-state shipping measure.
A woman describes her daughter's severe nerves and wakefulness, claiming relief after using a patent preparation named in the ad. The item also covers various political and crime notes from Philadelphia and Chicago, including a former bank teller’s five year sentence, and updates on wartime plans and police actions.
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