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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
2
The excerpt surveys Democratic and Republican aims for 1896 with references to Hitt forecasts a split North South, Cleveland as a rising female figure, Brice and Morgan in Senate races, and a focus on tariff policy. It notes London demand for American securities and compares debt trends under Republican and Democratic governance.
The Ohio Democratic candidacy of Senator Brice faces strong opposition tied to a sugar policy scandal and free-silver stance. Critics warn a Brice-backed legislature would chair a return of the gold standard to the Senate, while Treasury deficits cited as a record of GOP mismanagement contrast with prewar surpluses.
A special excursion train collided with a following train near Levis Quebec, killing eleven and injuring about thirty pilgrims en route to the shrine of St Année de Beaupré. The rear Pullman bore the brunt as passengers slept. Rescue efforts followed, with priests aiding the wounded and authorities listing the dead.
A Louisville wheat circular urges farmers to use bran as a fertilizer after reports from Nolin and Russellville in Kentucky. John Richards of Hardin County reports 54 to 55 bushels per acre with bran, advising 1200 pounds per acre on good land and up to 2000 pounds on poorer ground. Bran should be broadcast and harrowed in weeks before seeding, not drilled with seed.
In Colum bus Ohio July 6 the Metropolitan Trust Company petitioned to foreclose the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Railway mortgage and appoint a new receiver. Nicholas Monnarrat replaced J. H. Stewart as receiver. Stephen B. Harris and Thomas referee oversaw related proceedings. Separately, labor unrest hit the American Wire Works and coal mining regions with strike action and paused reopenings, amid broader corporate and legal moves.
Dr. McNeal denies sending letters about Hen derson's wild cherry beverage and says he only condons samples not brands. Fatal turtle-hunting accident near Calvary 20 miles away as Dave Teeter dies from a gun discharge in George Clark's hands. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads and Eagle Lake Chautauqua resort promotions appear with extensive details on facilities, rates, and travel, plus assembly dates and organizers in Pennsylvania Lines notices.
Pennsylvania Lines offer reduced fares for a series of summer travel events across the United States. Tickets will be sold for trips to Baltimore, Boston, and Louisville with specific travel dates and return limits. Public may use these rates, not limited to organization members, with information through Pennsylvanian Line offices or agents in Coshocton, Ohio and Pittsburgh, Pens.
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