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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1903
Page
7
A rustic romance unfolds as Huldy sits alone by a warm fire while Zekle secretly watches. The room glows with sparks and old china, and Huldy blushes as a sturdy, wholesome suitor, described in vivid dialect, courts her with patience and hopeful glances. The scene ends with a blessing and a quiet, hopeful future.
Fire at Tarn tum this morning destroyed seven buildings. D J Craig house burned, Ray Craig died, D J Craig fatally burned, Hope Craig fatally hurt by a fall. Trial in Indianapolis for Dr J C Alexander on grave robbing charges submitted to jury. Jurors instructed and retired. expectation of acquittal or hung jury.
The Age reports a new company forming to build an opera house. Mr Hanley leads a committee touring the state to study recommended models. Hart and Company are drawing plans while other designs will be considered. Construction is expected to start in three to four weeks.
Washington February 13 special notes Cortelyou rising from stenographer to cabinet role under Roosevelt and McKinley marking a notable career ascent. Other items discuss slave pensions debate, pay for former slaves, and remarks on Senate rules by White and Mason. Immigration promoter Eddy shifts focus to Canada and the Northwest, with projections of 40,000 Americans migrating there last year. Senator Clay praised for diligent service and six year term starting March 4 in Georgia. Arthur W. Dunn reports.
Edward Cruse aged twenty five escaped from the Columbus penitentiary after two weeks inside. He crawled through a cell lock, climbed a roof to a skylight, slid down a fifty foot ice covered incline to the gutter, then moved across the roof to reach the main offices yard, nearly unseen by guards before finally slipping away. Authorities deem it one of the nerviest escapes in the prison’s history.
Washington reports a British embassy signing planned for the blockade with Allied ministers. Bowen and diplomats prepare final terms for payment to Britain France and Germany, including cash and bolivars, with a Hague reference possible. Also notes Darrow on miner case and other late February items on gas death and Indian appropriations.
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