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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
4
City officials crackdown on dirty sidewalks in Goshtac, citing tobacco chewers and filth as neglect of public decency. An ordinance imposes fines up to ten dollars for sidewalk offenses, urging residents to maintain clean thoroughfares and curbside order.
The document discusses a proposed appropriation affecting rural mail routes and money orders, detailing implications for federal carriers and post office operations. It analyzes potential electoral consequences under different apportionment scenarios and criticizes wartime sentiment and immigration bias at a Chicago gathering.
Public notices announce November 26 and 27 excursions with ticket sales near 16 miles from selling point. Special rates for students and teachers and a November 28 deadline. Tickets available via Pennsylvania Lines agents for holiday travel.
County Attorney in Breathitt County pledges full protection to Captain Jose Matrick if he returns to Jackson to testify before the grand jury. The statement, via W Ht Manion, warns citizens to drop feuds and weapons after recent murders.
Scattered items from Washington and Ohio chronicle a hunting accident injuring three children, a man’s suicide note and other local crimes. Reports include Roosevelt’s bear hunt train trip, an enticement case against John Traftser, and a peculiar tale of a man Garin dressing in his wife’s clothes after work.
The report outlines American and allied squadrons simulating a Caribbean theater from late November. Admiral Dewey is to lead combined forces with Admiral Summer and Admiral Crowninshield directing actions toward Culebra and Puerto Rico to deter European interference and practice naval evolutions.
W D Nesbit recalls a long forgotten noise in Baltimore Ameria, describing a soothing sound that blends zephyrs and palm sterility. He muses over composers such as Liszt and Chopin while pondering a past concert or performance and its lingering effect.
A Hartford publisher advertises seven new holiday books combined in one set for 36 cents postpaid, claiming free prepublication samples and a large profit potential before Christmas. In Philadelphia a six day race at Industrial Hall leaves Dineen leading with 306 miles as others trail, updating scores for 12 of 25 starters.
In Muncie Indiana on November 18 Bert Lewis shot Charles Howel at a dance after a feud spanning years. Howel was hit twice and is likely fatally injured.
Indianapolis detectives Asch and Manning captured Leroy Williams a colored porter who confessed involvement with Cantrell and three cemetery thefts at Lick Creek last June. They also arrested William Moffitt a white suspect linked to the gang after tense cross questioning at the station and county jail.
Emperor William outshot King Edward and the Prince of Wales on a Sandringham pheasant shoot with twice as many birds felled by his gun. The day drew praise as the emperor’s accuracy drew admiration from spectators and fellow shooters alike.
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