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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
2
Reports describe a unique street parade in Mt. Vernon celebrating the sine die adjournment of the 53d Congress. The event featured no politics banners or speeches, yet drew attention for its quiet, people-centered gesture and for noting the period's large appropriations and political debates.
A statement by members of the executive committee of the Bi metallic Conference outlines the creation of The American Bimetallic Party to push for the immediate restoration of free coinage of gold and silver, opposing gold bonds and bank currency. Signers include A J Warner John B Jones William M Stewart J L McLaurin Anson Wolcott George G Merrick Henry Jones J C Green Joseph Sheldon. The call urges nationwide organizing and names Joseph A Pibley of Pennsylvania as a potential presidential candidate if sanctioned by the people.
In the United States circuit court of appeals a government win reversed a lower court ruling in United States v Ho Rosenwald & Bro importers. The decision blocks refunds for Sundin tobacco and may deter future refunds, shaping importers’ claims and state relief. Separately Oberlin College trustees seek a $50,000 ladies professorship honoring Meschnaten with funds raised by Cleveland donors.
Special twenty day prereturn limit excursion tickets will be added March 6 April 2 and 80 from Pennsylvania Line stations to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. Details apply at nearest ticket agent or to F Van Dosen Pittsburgh Pa. Representative Wanted Earn $ to hand free samples. Send 1 cent to Albert F Woot Detroit Mich for Satin Scent information.
Richart B. Brown a Washington Street merchant recounts six weeks of agony from bladder disease and says Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy saved him. He declares he is permanently cured and now works sixteen hours daily. The ad touts Favorite Remedy as a blood and nerve medicine aiding liver function and treating various ailments including female disorders, kidney and urinary diseases, and rheumatism. It also promotes Williams Pile Ointment for piles with claims of swift relief.
Attorney General Richards sues to oust Lake Shore Railroad from canal land in Toledo alleging land granted for hydraulic site not used. Judge Pugh upholds state positions on statute of limitations and lack of board authority. Also notes a deadly house fire in Fairmont Street and a bold iron making process claim by George Harley in England backed by major capitalists.
Daily introduction of a new line of fine dress goods in plain and novelty fabrics. The store promotes its largest display yet and promises savings for customers who visit. Aims to close out regular stock items and showcases a spring order with all sizes and colors, including detailing about corsets.
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