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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
13
An OCR fragment advertises DRL FRANCE & CO the celebrated Spegrelists of The Fraunee visiting Goshocton. It mentions private rooms at the Park Hotel, a Monday June 18 event starting around 10:30 with admission possibly free or limited.
City council votes to install a Ninth Street crossing for Wheeling & Lake Erie. Clerk Wagner sent notice to the company and awaits a reply as officials expect immediate action. The process moves through departments and delays are not unusual.
M Dodge director of princ road building visited Columbus to present a proposal to the state commission. He argues Ohio should employ convict labor on road construction after recently inspecting Florida where the state builds fine roads. Culberton County would benefit from improved roads during the wet season.
Covington Ky June 9 Williams Burns second Thomas Lyons alias Thom as Reynolds are jailed here charged with murder of an unknown man and the fatal shooting of a Covington patrolman. The incident began at Ludlow on the Ohio river bank when they say they paid an unknown man for a keg of beer and he refused to divide, resulting in his death. They fled toward the suspension bridge but were halted by officers near the Covington and Cincinnati Suspension Bridge. Burns shot Patrolman McQueery in the chest before jumping into the river and were later captured.
Telegraphic dispatches describe General Buller gaining a west of Laing’s Nek position and Boer retreats at Lydenburg and Elandsfontein fighting. Reports mention civilian distress, looting, and crowds awaiting President Kruger as Middleburg and Bramersdorp remain contested. News also covers U.S. crime, politics, and a Sharkey-Kearny boxing result.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in garbled form. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable to summarize into a factual news item. Further readable text needed for a meaningful record.
An advertisement touts a panacea called Tar Syrup and White Pine Tar for La Grippe and coughs. It claims one day relief if taken promptly, presenting prices at 25 and 50 cents. It targets households with a bold assertion of being the best cough remedy on earth.
Mrs. L. T. Judd of 37 North Thin Street reports rapid relief from back pain and rheumatism after using Morrow's Kidneoids, described as non pill yellow tablets sold 50 cents per box. The ad cites testimonials and factory details from Spragfeld Ohio and C. E. Anderson's drug store.
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