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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
4
A West Lafayette youth’s wild town visit ends with a brimful demonstration of revelry and bravado. Other items note naval strength, political commentary, and church funding in the 1902 religious and public affairs panorama.
The Canton News-Democrat notes a Columbus parson earned from weddings at $5 each, while Ohio’s newspapers spar over gubernatorial races. The Toledo Blade praises Coshocton Age’s upgrade, and the Ohio labor report shows 240,949 workers in reporting factories, $458 million capital, $134.7 million wages, and rising wages for 46,268 employees.
The Senate debates a coal resolution and notes Spanish American War Veterans of New Mexico seeking statehood. Adna Chaffee and allied troops in China are referenced as a Senate committee item. A canal proposal moves forward, while discussions on coal relief and economic strain continue.
Rapid growth forces Premium Manufacturing to relocate from cramped North Third Street quarters. A fifteen year lease secures Brown corner at Walnut and Third for a two story 50 by 200 foot plant. Plans include full product line expansion and an advertising novelties department. construction to start when weather permits.
The strike commission resumed examination of non-union men and families who allege abuse by strikers. Mrs. Robert Robinson testified that James Lewis, president of the miners local, led a mob that stoned her house and taunted her husband for working in the mines. She described driving Lewis away with a gun and later with a rock. her family faced boycotts at local stores.
A dense price list shows per unit costs for butter eggs smoked sides beans onions beeswax and staples. It also lists grains Wheat Corn Oats Rye and diverse produce including potatoes apples turnips cabbage and various fowl with per unit or per bushel rates.
Miss Nora Schaffer hosted a Monday evening gathering with Daisy Wiledron Bertie Raymer Della McClain Emma Jacobs Margaret Shaw Lulu Cox Carrie Elett Lillian Cottom Sarah Marshall and Mrs Bucklew in attendance music and light refreshments followed New Century club met at Miss Alice Finlay’s residence James R Johnson Mulberry street Mae Hutchinson read a paper and Agnes Crawford led a discussion on German American women Re freshments were served Various cards gatherings occurred at Julia Burrells and with Chautauqua Circle and Roscoe Club meetings featuring programs on Italy and Browning The Historical and Woman's clubs held sessions with papers on Napoleon Wagram Leonardo da Vinci Pantheon and Noted Historians Plus a wedding at Holy Trinity church and Parkview bowling club results.
An old time remedy claim promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Brome Quinine tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. EB. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box for a 25 cent price.
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