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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
9
A sprawling critique lampoons Buller and McLean while mocking Aguinaldo in Formosa and the South Africa war. It notes linings of tariff fights, Goebel fallout, Bryan silver stance, and Cuban relations, with economic data on exports, imports, and Carnegie steel profits.
In Frankfort March 14 a conference between Adjutant Generals Castleman and Collier yielded a clear understanding that the state would remain in statu quo until the Court of Appeals renders its decision. Republicans threaten federal court action if the ruling is against them, while Democrats pledge to abide by the decision, with potential peaceful or forcible occupation of state buildings if in their favor. The legislature adjourned after a striking session, passing a $1000 Triplett resolution to reorganize Beckham's war ministry.
Republican senators held another caucus on the Porto Rican bill. Opposition to the measure grew with midwestern senators warning that any tariff or trade restriction could hurt the party. Other items include Sulzer’s foreign-affairs resolution and the financial bill nearing enactment with the president’s signature expected.
In Columbus on March 14 the Ohio House rejected Mr Finck’s bill to repeal the Garfield corrupt practices act after a long debate, failing by five votes. The session saw caustic remarks about the Garfield act and its author, with a possible reconsideration vote debated. The day also included passages on highway commission measures, insurance policy hearings, and a composite game bill regulating hunting and a senator’s report printing proposal. A despondent farmer from Pennsville also made news after harming himself.
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