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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1903
Page
6
Sky, a black stable boy in a village, flatters a doctor and cares tenderly for two horses and three pigs. After a neighbor complains, Sky plots a prank by cleaning the pig pen with carpet scraps and curtains before a council visit, exposing the plan as a clever ruse while maintaining his role and humor.
The English royal doctors serving the King are mostly honorary or household staff and cannot bill for services. Specialists like Sir Thomas Barlow receive small salaries, while others such as Sir Frederick Treves attend without pay. Rewards have included substantial sums and titles in historic cases, with notable pay for royal attendance versus private patients.
Cleveland dispatch reports the Lake Shore railroad requiring dealers to unload coal within five days instead of ten. The move aims to curb price gouging by delaying deliveries. Analysts expect other rail lines to follow, while the piece notes a large number of pamphlets issued by presses last year.
Earl Smith eleven year old son of Oscar Smith, respected Spring Mountain citizen, suffered a broken leg Thursday during a school hill coasting outing. He fell from his sled and his right leg broke between the knee and ankle in the ensuing confusion at the Spring Mountain school house.
Narcisso Gonzales, shot yesterday by Lieutenant Governor Tillman in Columbus South Carolina, shows marked improvement this morning and there is hope for recovery. Reports of lynching were exaggerated and the unrest from the tragedy has largely subsided.
A Panhandle freight train derailed west of Conesville around 10 am when a car jumped the track and others followed. The wreck blocked the east bound track delaying No 10 by about three hours and No 18 by an hour. By noon the east bound track was cleared. The cause cited was a culvert burst throwing a rail out of position.
General E L Lybarger of Spring Mountain returned from Zanesville where he attended the joint meeting of the two Mason lodges. As past grand master he delivered a speech presenting a past grand masters jewel to worshipful past grand master I M Robinson. The Zanesville Times Reporter praised the speech as eloquent and praised with hearty applause. The Persian government recently halted all imports of scriptures in Persian.
Governor Nash outlines a seven foot canal seventy feet wide from Dresden to Cleveland costing seven million dollars with added rights of way bridges walls and reservoirs. He argues the project needs clear cost benefits per mile versus rail. Also report on one of Jefferson county's largest coal mines burning for three years started by a tramp with inspectors’ visit to plan extinguishment.
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