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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
6
An invitation dated at Mt Vernon invites former members and families of the 140th Secundis regiment to a reunion at Lake Hiawatha Park in Mt Vernon Ohio on September 1 and 2. The program includes a basket picnic evening cure and memorial services led by a guard chaplain on September 2 marking the muster anniversary.
Superintendent Geitel reports flood damage after storms across the county. A culvert washed into a canal caused heavy labor to clear debris. Obituary notes the funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Lodema Trego Adams at Chalfant Church with remarks by Rev. Stubbs and Rev. Lewis. She died July 16 1900 at age 28 and left a husband, a daughter, siblings, and parents.
A. Sanders writes from Coconut Grove Florida about a diarrhoea epidemic there. He suffered a severe attack but was cured after four doses of Clamber, Jain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says others affirmed it as the best medicine they used. For sale by C. E. Anderson.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a female patient and related medical terms. The text mentions kidneys and rights, but the overall meaning is unclear. No coherent events or identifiable organizations are present to anchor a concrete news item.
A local controversy in Dresden surrounds the rolling mile project and a $10,000 claim by John Hornary. Court filings allege an agreement between trustees and officers to fund the work, with disputes over land sales and related financial transfers. The advisory board and leaders face scrutiny amid accusations and unclear prior actions.
Frank Gosser William Gosser John Bloxon Clarence Gosser William B Jenner Noe Adams Ellsworth Le sevilley and Frank Geiss held a banquet at Tyler's restaurant on Tuesday evening. A ten pound salmon featured on the menu as the camping club celebrated two weeks of pleasant outings after starting at Wills Creek where they named their camp Camp Discontent. The party then moved to Michiel Lapp's farm on the Muskingum and Wan maimed Seccess, with Mr Lapp inviting them to return sevsen.
A new desiza care is issued featuring a large Indian Head design. The note bears the word nines and marks the first time such a specimen has been seen at this location.
In Brevard North Carolina a newspaper editor weighs in on Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedies urging public use of Chamberlains Cholera Remeds. The note defends recommending medicine as a preventive measure and claims decades of warning and relief, while disclaiming full cure potential.
A reconstructed letter from the Filipino leader through intermediaries outlines talks with Admiral Dewey during April 1898. It states that Aguinaldo sought interviews to resume negotiations, notes American support for Filipino independence, and offers ships and arms. The document anticipates a formal response and references President McKinley’s amnesty order.
Three locals died and four were seriously burned when a steam pipe burst near a heater connected to a line owned and operated by Frey L. Spink in a county area. Names include Ilya Spink, Frey Glidys Spink, and Sol Weg Kk, with ages and relations noted. investigation follows. Also reports boxing results from Syracuse and Root, a feud outcome in Newton, and various local notices from Batavia to Cleveland with officials named.
Reported July 25 from Indianapolis describes a conference between anti-imperialist committeemen and gold Democratic committees. The session, chaired by Art Licking, discussed party alignment, potential nominees, and a shift toward free expression and harmony within the Democratic ranks amid a crowded field and expected nominations on the first ballot.
Prominent claim that childhood colic and cramps are promptly cured by Dr James Soothing Syrup Cordial. Available in drug stores for 25 cents per bottle, with two bottles per purchase.
A July 25 accident near Xetilesville, ten miles south of Wapakoneta, Ohio, killed William May and badly burned Au Binnerhorst and Fred Esbert while threshing on Henry Stay’s farm. The heavy engine derailed a car near the surface. leaking gas ignited by the fire box enveloped the trio, causing fatal burns and severe injuries. Elbert, Jerry Turned Down. Fort Scott, Kan., July 23—the Populist and Republican conventions debated fusion for a single ticket. Jerry Simpson’s senatorial ambitions were reportedly dropped by the Populists. Resatta Winners in the inter-state regatta at Pui-in-Bar on July 23 included Viking and Eva in various classes.
An eastbound passenger train derailed at Eureka. Walter was among those aboard with no serious injuries. Rescue teams responded and transported injured or distressed passengers to nearby facilities for observation and care.
Fragmentary text notes a comet discovery by Dr Brook of Geneva NX. Mentions mishaps worldwide and a partial reference to an Adams or Allen affair, with unclear details about river travel and a congress nomination.
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