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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
12
Washington reports that General Bueller’s Luzon expedition ends and a mobile gendarmerie will police islands. Natives are warned and guerrilla actions face penalties. steps include disarming natives and ending wartime rules.
An agreement between Republican and Democratic lawyers in Frankfort Kentucky ends the multiple injunction suits over the governorship. A speedy trial will be held before Judge Emmett Field in Louisville with a unified case. If any party seeks Supreme Court review after appellate ruling, they will promptly apply and pursue it.
In Columbus on February 22 the Ohio House discussed a sweeping primary bill for counties with large cities, a police and public safety consolidation plan, and several corporate and state-claims measures. Other action covered a Nicaragua canal resolution, county payroll cuts, school funding, and a widened murder case peremptory challenge limit. In Akron the annual freight carrier meeting opened. In Bucyrus a farmer died after an animal struck him while avoiding a train.
Washington confirms no pact with Germany through Baroge Von Holleben and no U S intervention on its own account. Other notices report Wellcome testifying in the Clark case and various corporate incorporations in Columbus and Cleveland. Admiral Dewey arrives in Wheeling for a birthday celebration with a parade and gift, and Carnegie nephew wedding in Cincinnati. Evicted Irish tenants bill debate continues in London. Chicago boxing challenges and a Toledo post office robbery are noted along with other brief items from across the country.
Fredericton area report details Edward Lawrence of Iskeville Corner and his wife and three children perishing in a house fire. Mrs Lawrence attempted to save the children but roof collapse trapped the family, leaving no survivors.
Jehn Conley, using the alias J W Reynolds, was sentenced in Cambridge by Judge Chambers to life as an habitual criminal after a Jefferson township horse theft verdict. He previously served five year terms for carriage and later horse thefts and is linked to Plainfield and Dresden relatives.
Mr. George W Preston of Sunnydale Stock Farm discusses Aberdeen Angus at the New Guilford Farmers Institute. He notes the breed’s rise, its suitability for eastern markets and western ranges, and emphasizes careful herd improvement from calfhood. Prices for Angus cattle attract high attention locally.
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