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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1875
Page
5
On a dying bed a veteran urges his family to keep the sword of Bunker Hill. The chestnut scene recalls the God of freedom blessing the relic as the son inherits the weapon amid reverent blessing and longing.
A solicitor recounts a visit to London where he confronted Nephew Parsons over a forged will. The uncle's will favored the nephew in marriage terms, but the daughter Julia faced pressure. The confrontation led to Parsons drafting a withdrawal note to Julia as a condition to avoid exposure. The tale foreshadows a courtly sting and a marine tragedy linked to prior events.
A series of tremors was felt across western Ohio and central Indiana on June 18. Reports from Sidney and Degraff Ohio describe buildings swaying and walls cracking while residents ran into the streets. Indiana towns including Anderson Jeffersonville and Urbana reported strong shocks with shaken structures. Some areas such as Terre Haute Lafayette Peru Kokomo and Richmond were not affected. A separate note in Cacao mentions a slight quake with no damage.
An article outlines bridal veils, sunshades, lingerie for travel, and accessories. It notes leather belts, Rolleau and English collars, three cornered pelerines, muslin jackets with lace trims, and new imported wool dresses with braid and fringe. It mentions camel hair traveling dresses in dust brown and nut brown silk.
The Ohio Assembly passed a road law requiring road supervisors to clear weeds bushes and briers along public highways within July and August each year. Superintendents may sue for noncompliance and penalties reach one hundred dollars. the act takes effect July 1 1875 referencing ex Governor Hayes as an example of public virtue.
Fragmented Ohio political commentary shows Republicans rallying behind General Hayes while Democrats denounce a potential third term. Ohio press cites party factions, religious influence, and the Cincinnati paper debate over allegiance and platform strength amid a tense gubernatorial campaign.
A fragmented 19th century transcript recalls anti Catholic sentiment, school taxes, lay participation, and a vivid Civil War scene. It narrates Sherman’s bombardment and Polk’s death amid commentary on bishops, platforms, and religious factions.
Mintie Hipwood, daughter of Edward Hipwood of Broadway West Troy, shows remarkable arithmetic skill. The short note mentions Zerah Colburn as a youthful prodigy and references a few unclear phrases about study and memory.
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