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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1900
Page
4
In a debate sparked by a law forcing women to remove hats in public amusements, public opinion and church leaders weigh extending the rule to houses of worship. Ministers discuss the matter, and some churches have begun enforcing hat removal, prompting questions of justice for ladies who spend much on hats and bonnets.
The piece questions credibility of Chinese reporting amid a distant war and notes the press is used for influence. It also mentions a National Guard camp at state grounds near Newark, bringing rare local cheer to the town.
A letter warns against publishing anonymous communications and outlines the newspaper’s duty to reveal sources. It contrasts this with the public’s interest in verified facts, cites farm data from Omaha and Lincoln markets, and criticizes Bryan and the Democratic platform while praising republican principles and America’s liberty.
The Philadelphia Record discontinues support for Bryan labeling him Populist and in turn the worst element in American politics. The item frames the shift as part of a broader Democratic stance and references opposition to Bryan.
The article lauds McKinley era finance reforms led by the Dingley tariff and currency reform as pivotal to a rapid 1897 legislative push. It notes the swift tariff passage from inauguration to law, ensuing revenue gains, industrial revival, and boosts to agriculture mining and wages, with detailed figures on receipts expenditures and production.
A July circular from Bat Republicana via Bateman & Co urged wool growers to stay vigilant against a shift to free wool trade. It tied industry prosperity to the Republican convention and Mr. Brian’s potential presidency, urging neighbors to work together to avert tariff cuts.
The Waterbury Conn. American argues Bryan’s Populist platform appeals to true Democrats wary of Melkinler and imperialism. It cautions that party lines may blur as voters weigh principle over party and consider Bryan’s ability to unite support beyond Democratic factions.
Ex secretary Charles E Buell argues Spanish rule kept pesos at 6 cents in gold until paid to creditors, then collapsed to 42 cents, until adopting U S currency to ensure stability. He asserts Americans acted rightly in Puerto Rico and urges support for the change despite past volatility.
London Shanghai dispatch reports a new imperial edict urging viceroys and provincial governors to negotiate with hostile foreign powers and defend territory, with harsh penalties for failure. Li Hung Chang urged to return to Peking as imperial forces gather for operations against foreigners.
Washington reports indicate that a spy mission to Peking linked to the late Colonel Liscum may yield important news from China. British General Dorward and possibly Japanese messengers dispatched from Tien Tsin have not returned, and no direct cables have arrived. The timing and details of the movement toward Peking remain unresolved as military authorities assess next steps.
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