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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
11
A column extols women’s right to vote amid New York and London uproar over illegal registration. It critiques foreign-born voters, praises suffrage for women, and recalls Bryan’s New York visit while touching on the Transvaal, Boer War tactics, and McKinley’s renomination efforts.
The widow Madame Carnot kept a small carved idol said to grant power and foretell death by knife. The relic, given by a friend after India travels, allegedly influenced Carnot to the presidency where he died by assassination. The tale appeared in a London paper with reflections on war’s impact on families.
Fourth account of guardian J K Moore filed and many estates listed in probate court including William Dickerson and Maggie Kiser. Appointments for administrators and guardians named with valuations and conveyances. accidental anecdote ends with a needle injury story from Terre Haute and X ray use.
The Senate committee on territories considers a plan to carve Seward from Alaska as a new territory with a governor, legislature, and congressman. The proposed bounds run along Mount St Elias to the Pacific, including the Panhandle with Sitka as capital, and foresee future divisions as populations grow. Cape Nome could reach 20,000 in spring and summer as gold rush migration continues.
The Engineering Magazine argues sea power grows with coaling at sea and blockade distance. It notes Britain’s coaling network and that Guanatanamo proximity limits U S blockading ships. Admiral Priddeman says future coal supply must come from ships at sea.
Young members of the Plainfield New Jersey Quaker congregation urged steam heat and lights but after debate the body voted to keep the traditional boxwood stove and oil lamps as they have since the meeting began.
Proper wood and iron houses have been built for the rank and file of the British prisoners at Waterfel a few miles from Pretoria.
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