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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
The long count of a local election night shows judges and clerks working nearly twenty hours to finalize results. Names listed include Nagi G W Cassingham, James MeDermott, William McCor, Fred F Wagner, and others in roles from treasurer to assessor and road commissioner.
Albert Wright was driving on Locust Street when a horse fell and could not rise. Officer Maple and three others assisted, but the animal died Monday morning. Wright had been visiting Warsaw prior to the incident.
A 35 year veteran locomotive engineer from Alliance Ohio touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine after various treatments failed. The notice lists availability 50 cents a box from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY and warns readers to remember the name Doan's.
Cape Dutch unrest spreads as Mafeking faces dire siege. Martial law declared in districts Prisska Rebhardt Barnestown Barksey West. Reports note Kimberley defense linked to De Beers and Cecil Rhodes. Osfontein dispatch describes Boer front 18 miles south of Modder River.
The Secret Service exposes a counterfeiters' ring behind a large seizure of bogus bills. The group used elaborate forgeries to mislead the public, promoting fake medicines and dubious goods to mask their activity. Authorities warn the public to beware of imitations.
Rome report cites minister Viecenti Venosta saying mediation is premature until circumstances ensure success. Brussels notes President Kruger ready to peace on independence of two republics. Afrikaner resistance expected if annexation pursued. Ladysmith covers Boer retreat with minimal losses. Cape Town reports British movement toward Fourteen Streams and Vaal crossing. St Johns notes resignation of Premier Winter, Liberal leader Bond invited to form cabinet. Hot Springs records 20 round draw between Murray and Youngs. Richmond reports a family of three burned to death in Chaffin's Bluff home fire.
An advertisement touts a new heart disease cure from the Miles Medical Association Chicago. It claims 24 years of study and offers free treatment to afflicted patients who respond by sending two dollars and a half for a trial, mentioning many have been declared incurable, with references from doctors and farmers.
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