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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
4
Notices of church festivals and entertainments to raise money will be billed at five cents per line per insertion. Cards of thanks resolutions of respect society meetings obituary notices and advertisements for balls and celebrations will be charged five cents per line.
Lord Rosebery argues that Britain must keep unimpaired ties with the United States while criticizing Lord Lansdowne’s Venezuela policy. He contends Anglo German rivalry drives Britain toward America, seeking American sympathy as the safer global pivot amid European tensions. Sydney Brooks notes British belief that Germany and Britain share aims at odds, making the United States a key ally. The London press and public press reaction reveal optimism about shifting transatlantic influence, including W T Stead’s forecast that the capital of the English speaking world could move to Washington.
The text contrasts the ruling British class labeled by Mr. Brooks as "The In accessibles" with the masses who appear determined to turn the divide into a real, tangible issue.
Flood warnings spread as rapid spring melt and heavy rain push the Mississippi tributaries toward unprecedented levels. Memphis and Cairo gauges rise with levees tested. Arkansan counties flood while farmers flee homes. Officials warn that lower Mississippi regions face possible breaks and widespread inundation unless levees hold.
Senator West, a veteran Missourian, reflects on the 1904 campaign. He predicts Democratic strengths depend on uniting behind a New York candidate to challenge Roosevelt, with Bryan's stance and the money question shaping party alignment and prospects.
A cheeky column notes a sweat advertising firm motto “Keeping everlastingly at it brings success.” The weather clerk spreads rain flags for days. A heavy dew settles this morning. The dog show attracts crowds, while a Realty company plans center improvements and an Improvement company targets the suburbs. Cosher ton looks set for busy times.
Newspaper clippings quote editorials on coal tariffs and coal prices, Olney presidential upswings, ancient monopolies in brick and wheat, and the tone of organ papers urging political nominees. The writers note persistent partisan messaging and spring political fervor.
The brief item notes a cautious approach to gradual progress in Congress, highlighting measured steps and a sense of national jubilation. It frames political advancement as careful, steady change within the legislative process.
Fragmentary record notes an Orava firehouse member, described as hooner, receiving a vacation trip with expenses to California. Details about the twelve or sixteen men, Popela Jawrwal, and Dustiness are garbled.
A collage of archaic quotes cites legal salaries and prosecutors, discussing Weber lawyers on opposing sides and wage issues. It notes the fatalism of punishment and police uncertainty, while Ohio politics reference Governor Taft and Judge Day for high office in a cautious regional tone.
Republican meetings scheduled across Keene Lafayette Linton Monroe Oxford Pike Virginia White Eyes townships with March dates to nominate spring election tickets and elect central officials. Also notices for mayor solicitor and board of public service candidates subject to Republican primaries.
Avondale town hall hosts a Republican meeting Tuesday evening March 17 to nominate spring election officers. Washington Township Republicans meet in Wakatomika town hall Thursday March 19 at 2 p m to select a spring election ticket and handle other business. Co. W. Trego.
Public service announcements list candidates subject to the Republican primary. H. D. Hay seeks auditor, G. Smith for city auditor, J. E. Glass for city treasurer, L. K Robertson for president of city council, Ira A. Slowe for First Ward council, and R. M. Temple for councilman at large, all subject to primary results.
George Supina a sixteen year old of Slavish descent was found asleep in Mrs Mc Dermott's yard. Turnkey Decker aroused him and police sent him to the city prison. The mayor interviewed him and offered a job at Coshocton Manufacturing. He said his home is Trail Run Guernsey county and his father is deceased.
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