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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
6
The auditor explains there is no rule allowing property to be listed below true value for taxation. All non exempt property must be taxed at its true money value, determined by the appraisers under statute. Uniform adherence to constitutional rules is required, with no tolerated variations.
Washington correspondent Francis Gessner reports Congressman McDowell returned from Millersburg and avoided claiming certainty about a third term. He toured counties with caution and did not declare candidacy, while signaling possible support for Ike Hill in the Newark district.
Charles Dunmede a 17 year old youth from Zanesville who had found work at the Standard in the paint shop ran away to stay with his mother who did not want him there. His father arrived and took him back home after a brief return to the factory town.
The Thursday evening colonial supper in Ue Annals drew strong attendance despite bad weather. Proceeds benefited both the Grand Army and Rebel corps as patrons praised the menu and service.
Squire Martley united the seventieth couple since taking office. George Speck married Miss Bertha Heft at noon Thursday. George W. Miller wed Miss Iva Taugherty of Jefferson township at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Dr. Hunt officiating.
Dr. Talmage denounces spiritualism and its witch of Endor style seances as a dangerous deception. He argues spirits deceive, undermine Scripture, and endanger mental health, urging readers to rely on the Bible and reject communications with the dead. He cites Saul, mediums, and sensational tricks to warn against spiritualist practices.
A garbled report describes an awkward exchange with General Grosenor and an unnamed congressman in the capitol corridor. The piece then notes the First Duke Cremated, detailing the Duke of Westminster’s cremation at Woking and the queen’s reaction.
An OCR fragment from a Gosche Ind ad listing various remedies and a drug store. It mentions relief for headaches and bowels and invokes Anderson's Drag and Book Store as distribution or outlet. The text is partial and nonstandard.
Big Allan liner Califorian ran ashore at Ham Island ledge near Portland Maine. Most passengers remain aboard while crews attempt offload and cargo removal. Vessel valued at 3,004,060 with cargo 300,000, six cabins 15 intermediate and 10 steerage passengers plus 75 crew. Officials optimistic ship can be floated. The Californian was en route to Glasgow via Halifax.
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