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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
13
A satirical roundup critiques 1896 and 1900 campaigns, noting Bryan’s persona, decrying Republican maneuvers, and lampooning figures like Dewey and Watterson. It cites Kansas City harvest machinery, a proposed Hebrew regiment, and Michigan Governor Pingree shifting parties, all framed in dated political theater.
The passage criticizes Bryanism and warns of economic frost harming wage earners while praising Republican prosperity. It cites Kansas oil capacity and production, notes Democratic- Aguinaldo tensions, and mocks Bryan Towne as the Populist ticket. It portrays Republican campaign advantage across crowds and venues.
A nostalgic ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for health and vitality, claiming to purify blood improve appetite and digestion and strengthen the body. It promotes Hood's Pills as a non irritating laxative to accompany the tonic.
Harry Theodore alias Wilson sits in county jail awaiting grand jury action for attempting to rob Hotel Mecca. Captain Kemp and Officer Moore photographed him at the jail for the rogues gallery, with Theodore suspected as an old offender and linked to incidents at Canton during the last presidential campaign.
Memorial services at the Methodist Protestant church honored Civil War veterans led by Stokely S. Fisher. About sixty veterans entered with the Woman's Relief Corps as flags and bunting adorned the church. Fisher based his sermon on Romans 13 7 praising freedom and national unity and stressing that veterans earned a lasting heritage for their children through devotion to liberty.
Report from Accra notes three European officers killed and Captain Aplin and 1% Hausers wounded as Lagos Hausers press to break Ashanti lines at Kumassi. Ashanti casualties said high with three Ashantis killed earlier. Hausers entered three Maxims despite being outnumbered.
London May 28 The British forces under Lord Roberts move toward Johannesburg and Pretoria crossing the Vaal River at multiple points with 20 000 infantry 20 000 cavalry and 150 guns while Boer defenses stiffen at the Gatsland mountains and Laings Nek amid rumors of a pending pitched battle. Kruger urges burghers to decide between continuing the war or seeking peace as reinforcements and supply trains move to Mafeking Ladysmith and other fronts.
In the Auditorium 2008 attendees witnessed the consecration of four Methodist Episcopal bishops. David Hastings Moore heads Shanghai district, John William Harenten San Francisco district, Ferwin Wallace Parker and Frank Wesley Warne serve as missionaries to India and Malaysia. The ceremony was brief and people crowded the stage to greet the new bishops.
Cincinnati reports Al Newhoest of Bufalo ran a mile in 1.55.1 to break the Tiewele Tec record and the state mark. a fatal quarrel in O. May 25 ends with a man shot through the heart. Chicago labor strike talk prompts national Building Trades council action. a mine fire at Calumet and Hecla No 2 shaft closes, a six man rescue party suffers gas inhalation and one man is left behind.
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