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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1900
Page
11
The piece skewers republicans and democrats with jokes on McKinley’s second term, Cuba, Spain, and naval power. It notes tax receipts, dividends, and public debt trends, while mocking party tactics and the “survival of the fittest” notion in candidate selection.
The piece rails at Democratic editors and trusts, accusing them of disaster envy and misrule. It ridicules figures like Aguinaldo and Washington era politics, hints at global ventures, and predicts political upheaval as it laments party failures and a corrupt era.
The paper denounces the party as revolutionary and accuses it of opposing the liberty of millions abroad while criticizing American leadership and courting disaster in foreign affairs. It singles out critics of the administration and warns of dangerous loyalties amid a turbulent political climate.
Columbus dispatch reports the Seventy fourth general assembly opened with a flood of petitions for the Seese bill creating state normal schools and tightening gun protections, plus many local measures and 27 pills introduced by lawmakers. A relief bill of 3000 dollars for Eva Kieeman widow was introduced, and bills on recorders licensing and pawn brokers debated amid other budget and legal proposals.
At Indianapolis the joint conference of miners and operators debated the Dial scale report. Miners demand 29 cents per ton run of mine. operators propose 5 cents with double standard and screen adjustments. Leaders argued profits rise with no wage gains, while tensions over Michigan and Great Lakes shipments echoed risks to local labor.
Fragmentary dialogue imagines General Buller and aides debating Boer positions near Tugela. Messengers report long Boer lines, feints, and a proposed tact by regiments while criticized as violating warfare norms. The scene blends humor with military chatter about movement and safety.
A terse dialogue unfolds about success and future plans as a visitor questions how the man became prosperous. The man hesitates citing life’s timing, then hints at a grand party and decisions to be made by his wife, amid references to fortune and enterprise.
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