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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
7
Waynesville Ohio January 3 two trappers found a woman dead with gunshot wounds in a field near Haveysburg. She is identified as the wife of Mayor Scroggy of the town. A note left behind says she was gone for good and domestic trouble is suspected as the cause.
The Ohio Fuel Supply company reports the Homer field reveals the largest gas well in Ohio. The well's daily capacity exceeds fourteen million cubic feet, the biggest in Homer and Sugar Grove areas and likely the state’s largest single well. It can supply gas to Zanesville.
A reader notice outlines subscription terms for The Age and multiple partner papers including the Cleveland Daily World and Pittsburg Stockman. It lists combined package prices, advance payment requirements, and how to calculate costs for two or more papers.
Coshocton National Bank faced a lockout of the vault area where ledgers are kept delaying access to books. Cashier Montgomery reported the malfunction this morning and William Burns has been attempting to open the combination since discovery, with no success yet.
London January 3 King George of Saxony is slowly sinking royal physicians say the monarch’s end may come soon. Crown Prince Louise whose elopement with French tutor M Giron sparked the illness is poised to become queen.
The Royal Arch Masons conferred the mark master degree on Louis Bren del Dillon Brooke and W M Thomas Friday evening, signaling advancement within the chapter.
Washington reports a sharp naval budget debate ahead with strong calls for a larger navy. Senators Tate and Hale clash over ship numbers as others push expansion citing Venezuelan tensions. The piece also notes political maneuvers around statehood plans for Oklahoma and Indian Territory and satire on the Foraker Act.
A Salvation Army trio cleans a squalid Cherry Street room and feeds starving children as a drunken mother dies later. The piece links their charity to Whitechapel origins, describing tripods with iron pots raised to collect alms and recounts Jessie Fremont and John C Fremont’s era amid political shifts and her later Los Angeles death.
The Woman's Relief Corps met in the Shaw building and elected Mrs. Jennie Scott as president and other officers including Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall senior vice president and Mrs. Eunice Hottinger junior vice president. Installation planned near Friday evening at the Townlat meeting with Missabethe King as alternate delegate.
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