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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
7
The Chinese foreign office agrees to withdraw opposition to the landing of a multinational guard force at Peking. A special train carrying Americans British Italians French Russians and Japanese troops departed Tien Tsin for Peking with field guns amid reports of potential clashes at the city gates.
Crana Kopp of Rockport Indiana writes of four years of doctoring with little relief for backache nervousness and menstrual irregularities. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice citing her experience treating female ailments.
Veterans across Cuba discuss petition to U S Congress demanding transfer of public offices in Cuba to Cubans with emphasis on post office and customs. Reeves arrested in Havana on a $1500 bail, amid ongoing probes into Neeley and related finances. Confederate Veterans reunion adjourns in Louisville, and wage scales for windowglass workers signed in Pittsburgh. Boer envoys receive cordial greetings in Springfield as promotions reshape U S Army leadership.
June 2 Key West reports a boiler room blast aboard the steamship Holivar. Chief Engineer John Thompson, foreman Pablo Feal, and boy Willie Haycock died in the explosion.
London reports Lord Roberts’ forces have taken Johannesburg with the British flag flying over public buildings. Pretoria remains the Boer seat, with Kruger and cabinet possibly relocating to Middleburg. Casualties are described as small in Western front actions around the city as Boers retreat toward Pretoria.
The alumni association held its annual reception for the graduating class in Forbes hall on Friday evening. About 100 people attended. President Howard Robinson led the ceremonies. Edward Wimmer was elected president and Mr. Dillin was secretary. A mid winter meeting may be planned and a committee will handle illness and memorial issues in the future.
The county school examiners issued certificates after completing the last examination. Recipients include H. W. Callison for three years. G. F. Machwart F. M. Tompkins O. H. Dresher Rona Hass for two years. and a list for one year including B. M. DeCamp George Garrison HB Barnes D. C. Elder C Williams George Mulien A T Huff A D Preston and others.
The Coshocton Manufacturing Co. vs George Dusenbury ended in default judgment for $242 and costs when Dusenbury failed to appear in Squire Mortley’s court. The case, an attachment suit, had been pending for months. The garnishee was ordered to surrender Dusenbury’s stock certificates.
The Detroit Free Press reports a candid exchange where a woman with strong partisan views pressures a male candidate for a congressional nomination. He admits ambition but fears exposure, noting the plan to announce tomorrow in the papers. The exchange ends with his decision to withdraw from the race.
Indianapolis reports say Governor Mount would decide on requisition for Taylor when papers are presented, based on right and justice. Fr ankefort Ky news confirms bench warrant for William S Taylor, former Kentucky governor, amid an indictment charging him as an accessory in the Goebel murder. The indictment was filed April 19 with about 50 witnesses listed on the back. The clipping ends with an advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
Report from West Lafayette area notes a gas well brought in by John Kissner last Tuesday. The well is described as the best and most satisfactory struck in the section. Sections of casing were laid, and when heated the slam rose to about 15 feet.
Des Moines hosts a June 17 to 21 convention with reduced fare tickets available from Pennsylvania Lines stations. Tickets are valid for return through Saturday June 23, inclusive.
The text blends venting confessions and sharp courtroom banter with faded newspaper snippets. A prisoner debates a spy charge while a judge notes sanity amid a melodramatic exchange. Interwoven exchanges reveal domestic tension and comic lines from early 20th century press.
A collage of quips and notices from multiple papers. A lord plans a proposal while a front-step warning, a brash street exchange, a shy club request, and a social gag appear amid humorous checks and a diary-like line about digestive cure.
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