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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
14
A urged curfew seeks to improve morals by limiting night activity for youths. Proponents argue it frees parents to enforce rules, reduces state costs, and elevates public welfare, while acknowledging opposition as part of reform.
A brief Chicago Record Of Course exchange shows a landlady inquiring about eggs and a new boarder replying Fresh, please. The lighthearted dialogue underscores domestic routine and reliability themes amid urban life.
The passage argues that temples symbolize human urges across cultures from Druids to pagodas and Christian chapels or cathedrals. It frames religious structures as externalized instincts and unchanging human yearnings, present in every society.
A newspaper ad touts Grain-O as a delicious nourishing beverage for children. It claims Grain-O supports health more as children consume more, contrasting with tea or coca drinks. The pitch emphasizes nourishment and parental care.
Philadelphia reports describe Terry McGovern world featherweight champion knocking out Eddie Lenny in the second round at the Industrial Athletic club. Lenny was outclassed, down three times in the final minute of the round, and observers thought he quit.
Washington reports on efforts to harmonize Republican views over Porto Rico legislation with a special caucus committee and ongoing Senate debates. Key items include tariffs, government form for the island, and anticipated protests from Creek Indians over tribal courts.
Nine persons were injured when a coal chute at Betor forest station dropped during the Ninth Avenue elevated railroad car approach. Five are severely hurt, including David A. Findley who suffered a skull fracture. others named are Richard B. Barlow, Thomas Shelwey, Alfred Alexander and James Manning. The engine and two forward cars were damaged.
In Marietta a mob shot and fatally wounded John Bailey and guards protect the jail as a 58‑man posse shields the prisoner. Chicago printers ousted from the federation amid a political office dispute. Topeka plans a 1904 exposition to mark 50 years of Kansas territory. Columbus reports a lynching of Charles Humphreys near Phoenix City. Cape Town notes a sharp Mafeking relief column engagement at Fourteen Streams with light Boer casualties.
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