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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
7
A fragmented report describes a South African choir performance held Thursday evening with diverse representation from Busia Hatti Basal and tribes. Nellie Clark speaks on South Africa and the Boer war, urging sympathy and prayer for English victory amid wartime sentiment.
Residents in Tuscarawas County prepare a protest march to the state legislature against the abandonment of the Ohio canal. The canal, running through the county and city, has long served as a vital freight carrier and concerns center on work losses and impact on shippers.
Fragmented note describes a visit to a mill with mentions of cranes and sinters. It suggests plans for keeping certain components in place, with unclear sequencing and minimal readable context.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a rail or aviation related note. Mention of brakemen, injury, and improprieties hints at a political or labor dispute but details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable from the text.
Fragmentary note hints at a Coshocton event or reaction with unclear names. It mentions Asia and a person or group possibly giving praise or remarks. The readable text is too scrambled to identify a concrete incident, date, or organization.
Memorial services were held for Mes Wriott on February 2. The service took place at a local church with family and friends in attendance as mourners remembered her life.
A man on Dessaut street near the high school observed three girls walking alone and smoking. As he passed, one girl blew smoke directly in his face and he hurried away, fearing trouble.
At London Kentucky on February 39 and in Frankfort, Republican attorneys Fairleigh and Barr join conference talks with Governor Taylor amid stalled peace terms. Democratic majorities press for swift action as warrants, petitions, and state finance updates color a tense legislative scene. Queen's throne address in London sustains royal support amid global events.
An odd satirical piece titled Ricentutided Mule stirs readers as it parodies policy and civic life. The text frames a mock scene with characters discussing reform and propriety, reflecting a Chicago Post style critique amid humorous, nonsensical dialogue.
A garbled excerpt presents a precautionary note unclear in meaning. The fragment references safety and evaluation themes without identifiable people or events. The text remains too fragmentary to extract concrete actions, locations, or dates for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary text mentions a group called The Bear Friends Maapi Duy and a person named Gust Nort Pala. The readable portion references five homes and a rate or rate-related term. No clear event, date, location, or organization is established.
The Washington Star quotes a terse line about a “lovely disposition” and a man who would marry without objecting to living in the same house, even if he is cross. The fragment suggests a domestic irony or social cue in a casual exchange.
A cryptic exchange from Chicago News features Riges-Oh boasting as a self made man and Diggs-Oh advising against spending on a patent. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical edge without clear context or events.
Milton Rathbun of Fourth Avenue feeds merchant advocates a prolonged water fast to lose weight. He reports dropping from 210 to 165 pounds over 42 pounds lost, claiming benefits but notes lack of daily records. He plans a second long fast around April 23 to restore health and business energy. A girl, Julia Lose, age 11, loses part of her hand after a horse bite while helping with horses.
The report describes campaign moves in South Africa with infantry units covering long routes for information on enemy forces. It notes heat and dry conditions affecting soldiers and the strain of supply and fatigue on the front line and mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a noted remedy.
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