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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1903

Page

4

Township Primaries Held by Coshocton Republicans

The Republicans of Coshocton County townships outside Tuscarawas will hold primaries on Saturday May 16 at 5 p m at usual meeting places to select delegates for the Republican county convention in Coshocton on May 22 The apportionment is one delegate for every fifteen votes cast for Secretary of State Laylin and one for each major fraction of fifteen The county convention on May 23 will name county ticket candidates and select six delegates and alternates from Coshocton to the State convention M A McConnell Chairman Republican County Central Committee

Coshocton County Tuscarawas Township Coshocton Laylin M. A. McConnell Republican County Central Com Muskingum County Democratic County Executive Committee County Central Committee

Chicago voters discuss asphalt paving for downtown streets

Citizens weigh in as the Chicago board of improvements considers paving all downtown streets with asphalt. Support cites durability and sanitation after long truck haul, highlighting La Sallie street as a successful example. If echoed locally, thirteen miles of streets could shift to asphalt. Coshocton observers are urged to note Chicago’s experience.

Chicago Board of Improvements of City of la Sallie Street Coshocton

Civic group urges more flowers and fewer divorces

W Hilfott of Chicago’s civic improvement society urged at a meeting that communities beautify windows and yards to boost pride in the city. The group promotes beautified lawns and attractive homes as a public-spirited mission.

W. Hilfott Chicago Civic Improvement Society Ccivic Improvement Society

Inherited Scrofula Common in Pale Children

Scrofula nt is commonly inherited and affects pale, weak children in nine of ten cases, with many adults affected. Readily observed signs include neck bunches, abscesses, skin eruptions, inflamed eyelids, sores, rickets, catarrh, wasting, and general debility.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Wide Cure Range

A Parker City Indiana testimonial touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills as permanently curing scrofula with many lesions on the neck and ears. The customer asserts daughter’s recovery and good health after use. The ad also mentions Meed’s Sersaparitla promising to cure and keep the premica.

Hood J. B. Jones Parker City Ind Meed

Nature as Peacemaker: A Yard to Ease Divorce Strife

The passage suggests a small back yard lawn with shared care as a remedy to reduce grass widows and cut divorce lawyers’ income. It urges making the home inviting with flowers and a lawn for mutual pride, presenting nature as a potential solution to marital conflict.

Cleveland boom fuels bitter Democratic split in Ohio

The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial questions Cleveland’s presidential bid and predicts a protracted split between Bryan and eastern party wings. It argues a Cleveland nomination could unite East and South but doom Bryanism and hopes for a 1904 power shift.

M'Lean Cleveland Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio Grover Cleveland Middle West Bryan Democratic Party Ife Democrats East South Enquirer McLean

Babylonian sources questioned in Moses origin debate

Hilprecht argues Babylonian tablets prove ancient religious and writing traditions predate Moses while asserting the Jewish faith’s first principles. He counters Delitzsch by stating his inscriptions disprove Babylonian origins for the concept of a single God and the Mosaic revelation.

God Moseht Hilprecht Egypt Babylonia Moses Babylon Delitzsch Leipsig

Fractured Opinion Pieces Amid Tariff Debate

A collage of quotes from Moravian Falls Yellow Jacket Norwich Bulletin and other papers critiques tariff protection and party politics. It cites Republican praise and Democratic opposition, plus light quips about doctors cartoons and circus weather. The fragment hints at editorial satire and prevalent campaign rhetoric.

Moravian Falls N. C Yellow Jacket Missouri W Norwich Bulletin Fall River Herald United States San Francisco Chronicle

Democratic platform friction and Johnson influence swirl in Ohio

Democrats debate platform at Columbus convention while Muskingum county faces primary clashes. Johnson operatives in Cleveland organize legislative influence, with Burr Gongwer leading the effort and bids to back Johnson allies for state offices. A proposed bill would let candidates announce without committee entry and party finances. General Dick leads Interstate National Guard at the association meeting.

General Assembly

Political intrigues shadow Ohio senate race and circus money

The article notes shifts in Ohio Democratic plans with John H. Clarke aiming for the Senate or governorship, backed by figures like Tom L. Johnson and John C. Roger, while General Dick rises as a national political figure. It also details Robinson circus contracts boosting local merchants, with Miller’s feed store Parish’s meat market Munn’s bakery and Robinsons provisioning the show and staff.

Miller’s Parish Munn

Notice of Convention for White Eyes Republicans

The Republicans of White Eyes township meet in Avondale town hall Saturday after noon at 5 o clock to elect delegates for the county convention. A Sandles Central Committeeman. Mrs Anna Bucklew of Warsaw is visiting the Kisner home.

White Eyes Township Avondale Sandles Anna Bucklew Warsaw 5. Kisner

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