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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
4
The piece criticizes Democratic newspapers for demagogic attacks on the McKinley administration over Cuba, praising the administration’s investigation. It mocks Bryanite opposition, notes educational gains in Luzon, and comments on Hanna’s political standing and a Paris claim of German war aims against the United States.
The piece rails at Democratic obstruction in Congress over anti trust, recalls Cuban post office graft, and contrasts Republican proposals to curb trusts with Democratic opposition. It argues for strong action to defend American honor and economic policy against European and domestic threats.
A local editor W. J. Bahmer and factional backers face harsh assault over a controversial weekly paper. The letter accuses them of organized calumny and slander aimed at the community, urging accountability and exposure of hidden sponsors.
Surviving members of the Erst Republican National Convention prepare to witness the current party’s ascent. The text lauds the Republicans for freeing oppressed peoples, guiding the nation through two wars, and shaping history from 1856 to the present, celebrating its growth, strength, and future victories.
A Washington hotel room block for Congress members features four corner suites named for McKinley Henderson Grosvenor Burrows and Gallinger with portraits etched on furniture. Other suites honor Dewey, Corbin, Dolliver and more. The president’s entourage and staff discuss Marabea revelations and strong actions against corruption. Umbrella bins in the White House halls are emptied nightly by a longtime staffer, Cycle Jerry John Freeland Smith.
Four cartloads of smashed plug hats were gathered in the London streets as evidence of jubilation over the relief of Mafeking. The Boston Herald reports a festive roar and celebrants marking the historic moment.
A political feud between the Wall faction and the Brocks in San Augustine, Texas, escalated into a pitched battle that left Felix G. Roberts and his brother Sidney Roberts dead and Noel Roberts, sheriff of the county, fatally wounded. The long brewing dispute stems from politics.
Washington nominations by the president include Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler to brigadier general in the United States Army. Walker K. Landis to be postmaster at San Juan Porto Rico. June dates not specified.
A suburban rider confirms the route bound for Lawn Ville and Trenton as the conductor notes the express service. The dialogue recalls riding streetcars on drivers' last trips homeward bound.
In a clipped quip from a Cleveland Plain Dealer clipping, witnesses recall a morning blast at an opium joint that hurled the Chinese proprietor across the ceiling. The exchange likens the act to Browning in a dark riff on crime and poetry.
In a Crackerjack exchange, Hiram admonishes Cousin Angelina over table manners while Bertha agrees she should know better than to fling her napkin over her shoulder. The Chicago Tribune captures a domestic moment of irritation and social expectations.
An extravagant wife tells her husband she should go to Europe for a change. He humorously agrees noting she needs a change of doctors. The brief exchange reflects domestic banter over medical advice in a light tone.
In a village street scene Lawyer Barthalomew Livineston and Dr Archibald Windham discuss medicine. A minister confirms Hood's Sarsaparilla cured indigestion and claims it helped his wife and daughter. Meanwhile a lumber request and a note on De Witt's Little Earels Risers appear, praising the pills for liver and bowel cleansing.
Notice given that Charles B. Trego has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of William P. Trego deceased, late of Coshocton County Ohio.
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