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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1902
Page
4
A editorial urges every male voter in Coshocton County to exercise the ballot today. It extols the duty and benefits of voting, defends Republican candidates as principled, capable leaders, and warns against apathy in this pivotal prosperity era.
A text urges voters to go to the polls to back Republican representatives and national prosperity. It argues for clear, partisan county governance, less secrecy, and public access to courthouse activities, advocating strong party representation and funded government.
Excursion tickets to New Orleans will be sold in Pennsylvania lines November 7 to 10. The low rate is open to the general public. Information on fares times and full particulars available from ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
A reader from Dove Point Maryland reports relief from severe itching and salt rheum after two days of taking Hedd’s Sarsaparilla and Pills. The testimonial claims the blood cleanse cured years of skin disease.
Arctic explorer Evelyn Baldwin lands in New York after a failed 1901 pole dash and outlines a second attempt with three new Arctic stations on Alger Island and nearby areas. In Chicago Heights, Joseph Kordeck’s family home is destroyed by a dynamite bombing killing his wife Lucy and son, with Charles Smith arrested. separate notices report a Kentucky man charged for killing his son and Major Campbell found dead with a cut throat.
The Ellissland inquiry adjourned without ruling on 11 Cuban children destined for Point Loma California for education. Commissioner Williams says the case could set a precedent on admitting children for schooling. Also reports Majap Ladrones raid near Carigara and a fatal switch engine collision in Jackson Mississippi injuring 13.
Architect Henry Hornbostel outlines a dramatic night lighting scheme for three new East River spans. Ropes of incandescent lamps will outline towers and roadway, creating a pearl necklace effect akin to the Brooklyn bridge, extending to the Bowery Canal and Blackwell’s Island bridges.
News briefs cover labor talks in Hazleton with the Anthracite Strike Commission preparing statements from Mitchell and operators. Neil remains to receive Miner President Mitchell's statement. hearings target mid November. Also included are Alfred E. Jessup named chief assayer for the Chinese mint in Tien Tsin, and a big blaze in Larchmont with $75,000 loss. Paris reports President Loubet pushing French coal miners' settlement with four delegates on each side.
Delegates from coal companies and striking miners in Du Nord met in Lille on November 3. No agreement reached and arbitration was ordered to decide wage increases. Company pension offers similar to Pas de Calais were proposed but withheld until arbitrators rule.
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