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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
4
The Cincinnati College remarks question who regrets voting for McKinley in 1896. The Ace concludes the farmer, laborer, and miner are not in want, noting prosperity and high wages under Republican policy. It mocks Democratic claims and praises capital confidence, urging continued industry and abundance over penury.
A historical-leaning passage frames destiny as shaping world events through selecting instrumental peoples and continents as battlefields. It colors Angho Naxon as instruments of progress, contrasts past Greek art with Alexandrian conquests, and extols Anglo-Saxon liberty while critiquing democratic factions and Bryan as a natural wobbler in the march of civilization.
The town of New Philadelphia, once seen as a quiet saints’ rest, now hosts a twofold welcome for the Buckeye Elks and the gallant veterans of the Old Eighth. It vows hospitality and pride, recalling past sacrifices at Santiago and Cuba, and aims to prove itself courteous, hospitable, and a steadfast host to all visitors.
A Chicago era style forecast traces electric railroad ambitions from Coshocton through Uhrichsville to Newcomerstown, with Columbus emerging as a hub for a broader system. The piece also notes national political jabs, Klondike gold influx estimates, and a mix of economic rumors.
Townships across Bethlehem Crawford Clark Linton New Castle Oxford Tuscarawas Virginia White Eyes and Washington announce Republican conventions to select delegates to the county meeting. Dates vary July 23 25 28 and August 2 with township halls city halls and houses as gathering sites. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad follows.
The ad touts the Colonial Bust Former as a modern, affordable undergarment that improves bust shape, smooths faults, and tones slender figures. It claims compatibility with corsets and various garments, emphasizing natural appearance and wide accessibility.
Georgetown Ky July 26 A local court session features McKenzie Todd Governor Taylor's private secretary as a key witness in the Powers case. Testimony hints at ties between Powers and mounting supporters, with gun fears and potential threats discussed as prosecutors shape the defense. A separate cycling meet set a world record while other briefs report a jail order in Lexington, a fatal clash in Minneapolis, and Hay's talks with McKinley over Chinese policy.
Farmers column invites requests for sale rent exchange or wanted items. Notices are free to readers and limited to five lines with seven words per line. Includes men welcome and cordial invitation to submit wants. Provides space for community notices in the agricultural section.
Fragmentary line ad describes jars of fruli by Mapum with pricing and packaging. Mentions 2 gallon quantity priced at 15 cents per dozen and a note of Pinto’s See Dr. 7. Provides sparse details but indicates a product listing and price per dozen.
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