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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
4
A city columnist critiques comptroller and police corruption while lamenting growth in Greater New York. He mocks impropriety, praises honest figures like Bird S Colter, and reflects on Coney Island, Dutch roots, and urban ambition amid a sprawling, vigilant metropolis.
A fragmented column mixes a note on boxing rule sets and a humorous gambit about champions ending rounds with a stinging finish. It then shifts to a medical advertisement touting Kogel Dr pepes Cure and a dubious claim it digests food quickly to prevent stomach distress.
British forces press attention on the Orange River Colony as Lord Roberts advances with General Buller under Dundonald at St Anderson. Kru ger’s sons return to farms near Pretoria after surrendering to Baden Powell. General Dewet’s homes burned. Dundonald occupies Stannerton amid burgher desertions.
Havana reports indicate Estes G. Rathbone suspended posts chief may be arrested soon as postal inspectors present strong evidence of fraud. Extradition sought for a Muncie printer linked to fictitious billheads. Riveting persuasion to push custom house prosecutions with anticipated convictions.
Captain Heckman of the Queen reports from Seattle that the October Alaska earthquake destroyed the sea end of the Muir glacier. The vessel navigated through ice fragments for five miles but found no trace of the former formation. Sixth District Democrats name Adam Bridge for congress and nominate delegates to the national convention. In Coleman Texas William Taylor on death row for tram robbery and munner escape. Willerson on life sentence for noitter, plus three other convicts fled from jail with no trace found.
A Chicago physician Dr. Franklin Miles offers a free trial of his dropsy treatment valued at ten thousand dollars. The ad claims dramatic cures for heart and kidney diseases linked to dropsy and lists several testimonials from diverse towns. Readers are urged to request the treatment by mail with state street Chicago and to mention the newspaper.
The notice outlines examination dates: fourth Saturdays of September October November January February March April and May, and second Saturdays of June and August. Boxwell Examinations occur on the first Saturdays in April and May.
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