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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1900
Page
6
A July New York piece reviews Republican imperialist aims and warns of dangers from China and the East. It argues steam power drives expansion, praises US mission, and notes tensions in China with Russia Japan and Britain, stressing white dominance and racial anxieties.
An advertisement touts DewWitt's Witch Hazel Beive as the original remedy for injuries pilea and skin diseases. It warns against counterfeit products and directs readers to DeWine and C. E. Anderson's Drag and Book Store for purchase and verification.
Eyewitness testimony from Robert Noakes and others details plans to bring armed men to Frankfort to intimidate election officials during the Goebel era. Dialogues describe meetings with John Powers Caleb Powers and Charles Finley, and a scheme to seize trains to move forces to the state capital.
W. M. Swith and the Coshocton County Republican central committee call a delegate convention in Coshocton on August 11 at 1 p.m. to nominate the county ticket. Representation is by one delegate per 15 votes cast for Governor Nash in November. The central committee meets at 10:30 a.m. in the opera house.
Despite a Cleveland formed sportsmen association testing a new name law, hunters across Ohio continue killing squirrels. The public is urged to stop until the supreme court rules. Uncertainty surrounds Cushecton county’s game warden appointment, with no known name. State warden says quail should be abundant this year and November shooting will be favorable.
A 65 year old Windsor resident testifies after three years of kidney trouble to using Dr. C D Warner's Compound of Seven Cures. After eight bottles the writer feels renewed and confidently recommends the remedy to others in need. The letter is signed by B Stickle and notes local store availability.
An account recalls orders from Caleb Powers to keep select men under arms and to prepare for military service. It notes distrust of Goebel, a visit to Assistant Adjutant General Dixon, and a plan to turn over a company. The narrative mentions seeing Governor Taylor and handling pistols. A French Victory report follows about Tripoli and West Africa.
A statewide independent advisory committee forms to back a nonpartisan stance for the presidency with nominations like Lois Woolley. The Central Music Hall event drew Republican officials and party figures, signaling cross‑faction support and possible future endorsements.
A forest fire near Pateyvill e spreads across at least 25 square miles threatening nearly twenty towns in the Cape district. Berry pickers are blamed for starting the blaze, with hundreds fighting the dry, easily sparked brush overnight.
Lexington July 21 John H Ludwick shot and killed Martin Stevens in the American packing house. After a sudden rush he fired the murder shot hitting Stevens. Ludwick denies the act and is probably insane.
125 US marines slated to depart for duty in China on ships from New York rendezvousing at Brooklyn navy yard. 75 from Boston yard and rest from Portsmouth and Rewport yards. Major L. Woodward ordered to China to command a battalion of the First United States Cavalry.
Fragmented OCR reads like an advertisement for a mysterious remedy sold at Celnd rson's Deng land Book Store in Forbes Block No 2. The note warns against dating the product and mentions limited per bottle sales and a trial period.
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