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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
4
Notices of church festivals and entertainments to raise money cost five cents per insertion. Cards of thanks resolutions of respect lodge meetings obituary notices and advertisements of balls and telegraph notices will be inserted for five cents per line.
Representatives and party officers named include M A MConnell as member and D C Lawrence as treasurer with Hamilton Browning for sheriff and A D Preston for recorder. The Iowa Democratic convention near in 1903 reflected a Bryan faction clash over silver coinage and a seeks to reaffirm or reject the 1900 and 1896 platforms amid reorganizers and old guard, noting Bryan’s influence and the party’s fragile unity. A business opportunity section hints at broader campaign themes shaping party strategy.
A local editorial urges Coshocton County voters to support the Republican ticket, praising candidates as honest, capable, and progressive stewards of public welfare, likening them to trusted business managers. The piece also notes Iowa GOP platform backing protectionist tariffs and highlights community notes on Carnegie library site debates, local company registrations, a suicide, relic displays, bank closings, and ambulances.
A collage of spoof verses and brief notices appears from Newark New Jersey era papers. Items reference a Byesville building conversion to a livery barn, Tom Johnson for state auditor, Fourth of July hose exhibition, a humorous verse about Bertie and schooling, a missionary Rev. William Armstrong visiting Rangoon Burma on furlough, and local social notes including Miss Hattie Williams’s Newark visit.
Last week set a record for immigrant arrivals in Baltimore with an estimated four thousand entrées, about a third settling in Pittsburg or nearby suburbs. Three trainloads of ten cars each came Thursday night, and Friday night two trains carried passengers west. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad hauls most newcomers to western destinations. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Dawson on Chestnut Street, a baby girl.
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