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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
9
A disparate, lurid stream of political satire and anecdotes lampoons Brigham Roberts Aguinaldo Washington Mason and McKinley. It mingles religious figures, wartime allusions, and party loyalties with skeptical jabs at Goebel McKinley and empire policy.
Unclaimed letters list for the Coshocton post office week ending December 26, 1899 includes L. M. Barnes D. M. Christ E. W. Sheets and Harvey Walker. Claimants must say Advertised and provide the list date. signed O B. McCoy P.M.
St Louis attorney states a Chicago corpse photo matches Aaron Wolfsohn. He and insurer officials compare handwriting and affidavits amid claims by a woman calling herself Wolfsohn's common law wife. The $10,000 New York Life policy funds are at stake in a tangle of identity doubt.
W J Bryan says he will speak in the east and discuss the money question along with trusts imperialism and the Philippines when he makes political speeches. He notes three main questions before the people and disputes misquotation about abandoning silver.
Washington reports the mint director Mr. Roberts argues that no money supply can prevent stock exchange panics as speculation drives demand for cash. He traces inflation to speculation and margins, noting increasing money has never satisfied all borrowers during rising prices.
Chariton Lewis, head of the New Prison association, urges war department action over crowded jails and cruel conditions on the island prison system. Separately, Chicago reports a clerk arrested for stealing 5000 dollars from the sub treasury, using lavish betting with twenty dollar gold pieces. Washington notes reactions to Boer Fenian rumors as UK envoy reviews intelligence. New York notes secretary Hay’s protest discussions over ships seized at Delagoa Bay. The Lawton Fund totals 15600 dollars with funds to be banked January 5.
A union depot costing 1 509 000 is planned at Buffalo to connect Cleveland and Toledo by trolley. H C Frick of Pittsburgh subscribed 260 for the Lawton fund. Senator Aldrich aims to pass a financial bill without amendments. Corporal Kerrigan died en route to Manila on the Meade transport. A trolley car riot in New York involved cake walk revelers. James and Allan MacNaughton of Tradesmen's National Bank filed a petition in bankruptcy.
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