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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
4
Notice describes five cent per insertion charges for church festival notices and entertainments, with cards of thanks and obituaries excluded. It notes advertisements for halls and celebrations will be billed at five cents per insertion, and mentions a miscellaneous remark about duets.
John Mitchell urged loyalty to America over union ties, condemning lawlessness as harmful to strikes and union goals. He warned reckless acts erode public support and hinder success, noting only disciplined conduct sustains labor action. The piece also recalls Roosevelt’s praise of pragmatic problem solving as a life lesson.
The Baltimore American quotes a congress motto about counting a jost while noting early days of public trust. In Indianola Wiss residents must ride thirty miles for the mail, illustrating remote town hardships and communication delays.
A collection of editorials and remarks from multiple papers critiques racial politics and public figures. It highlights Jim Tillman and South Carolina politics, Kipling, labor strikes, and Missouri legislature clerks, reflecting cross-state commentary on race, leadership, and policy.
Sailor Hodson quits after a disputed return to duty as critics note his long sea life and a land career in a scalatory field. The public laments a disrupted lecture scene while political chatter warns of possible conflict and rising tensions amid a hazy naval backdrop.
A damaged OCR item notes that His Holiness complimented Schwab and mentions Vetesta tai Te As Kee Pib 2-Tie. The Cuacee Mo Seawab Dhesident and Weston are described with charity efforts and a special collection for Sheaer Happs. It reports a COMO Victory over the pretender's forces and confirms the Sultan's triumph.
Frankfort Ky Felr im the elg ent comm Juidge Cantril ruled life accident and employers liability insurers doing business in Kentucky must pay all franchise tax. About 20 large companies filed suit to enjoin the state from asserting and collecting the tax. Chased With Streetcar In Lexington Feb 2 A thief escaped aboard a street railway power house watchman used a wagon to move a streetcar. After a brief chase the man was captured and surrendered at the point of a pistol.
Washington reports Minister Bowen offers Germany Britain and Italy a one month exclusive claim to 30 percent of Puerto Cabello and La Guayra customs receipts to preserve prestige. After one month all creditors share the 30 percent.
Public librarian Love shelves a large new children's and general title consign ment including Adventures of Marco Polo Swedish Fairy Tales History of Ben Franklin and many travel guides and biographies from A to Z with numerous fairy tales stories and histories for all ages.
A 48 year old Kent county Ontario treasurer Almed T Sham billed as a forger and thief faced warrants in Chatham Ontario. He was arrested after being hospitalized in Detroit and transferred toward Chatham under the name Worish. The case involves a $110 shortage in Sanity funds and ties to a saloon raid and naval commerce rumors.
The eighth annual Ohio Republican League convention meets February 12 at 11 00 AM in Columbus convention hall with delegates from each club. Prominent leaders including J Hampton Moore will speak. Banquet at Hotel Hartman begins 6 PM. Dues are 5 per club. Rail fare 1 3 for round trip with ticket and registration. Secretary Elmer C. Biddison urged to receive delegates’ names.
Chinese imports of arms are reported to be arriving in Honolulu via the Pacific Mail Steamship China from Hong Kong and Yokohama. Disguised vessels are said to carry war material into the interior, tied to reformist elements seeking to overthrow the Manchurian dynasty. Sanctioned by various powers, the story notes Hawaiian reform party members funding agitators in China.
Mrs. E. C. Gleason entertains the Ladies Aid Society of the Roscoe M. E. church on Thursday evening. A Friday program at the Roscoe church benefits local schools with recitations and music.
People of the Day to succeed General Miles. Major General B. M. Young is named as the likely successor in army circles. Secretary of War Root indicated this would occur if he still held the post, with major promotions and retirements shaping the coming year including Hughes and Davis. Miles dined with the King at Windsor Castle. the royal party included the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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