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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
4
Notices detail charges for church festivals and charitable events including admission, offerings, and respectful acknowledgments. It lists that marriage, birth, and death notices will be inserted free while other ads and public celebrations incur modest fees.
The Ohio code changes prompt debate on police merit as civil service shifts. Ward politicians, wine rooms, and night life face new limits while fears of special privileges and political influence rise. Public reaction mixes concern and curiosity across Upshoton and other Ohio cities.
A garbled report hints at a royal lineage dispute in Russia with references to a princess of Kuta and a deposition of a ruler. The text mentions seers, a new wietiken, and distant places such as New York and Montreal, suggesting a broad, confused narrative of political intrigue and fear.
Secretary Wilson contracted a severe neuralgia cold developed during the recent political campaign and will be unable to resume his duties in the agricultural department for several days. Chinamen Deported United States Marshal Bennett left Providence with 64 Chinese bound for China via the Norfolk line for entering the country illegally. A Lake Swallowed Joplin Mo November 17 A lake of several acres used at the Cil mine was swallowed up in a collapse on that rocky land. The mine remains standing but abandoned. Chilean Cabinet Reigns Santiago de Chile November 17 The Chilean cabinet has resigned.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company replies to a mine workers statement, arguing wages and profits are modest. It traces the firm’s 1832 charter, current operations, and large employee numbers, noting dividends are small while payrolls and operating costs rise. The piece covers wages, foreign workers, savings deposits, and annual remittances, with figures and historic context.
Washington reports General Breckinridge’s annual inspector general summary outlines more than 50 recommendations for army reforms including fortifying Pearl Harbor and addressing Philippine service hardships. The narrative praises soldiers’ patience, notes supply and morale issues, and acknowledges civilian sympathy. New Orleans discusses a possible expansion of the American Federation of Labor council from nine to eleven members with a socialist candidate anticipated, while Buffalo and Milwaukee vie for the next convention site.
In forms from the county jail Silas Metufosb, held for contempt of court, refuses to answer grand jury questions about the Marshal Fouhre assassination. Patrick and McIntosh are linked to the case, with troops reportedly called to protect an attached witness. Also notes a royal marriage rumor and Arctic exploration details as kept.
Smeds, Miss., Nov. 17 The president enjoys a rare peaceful outing at the Little Sunflower camp. Sunday featured no hunt but a forest ride, and dinner was served on a rough pine board in the open air. Tin plates and cups were scarce, the cook joking that only the colonel and the foreign gentlemen received utensils. The Chicago hunting party fared better, yet the president’s group boasted 11 deer and four bears last week. Weather turned colder with rain. dog rest recharges for the chase.
Disease cases rise in Luton and Manila, with about twenty daily, spreading from Marquina waters to Santa Mesa, Funston reserve hospital, and nearby camps. Reports show broader epidemic concerns as water supply remains uncleaned and disease spreads amid crowded urban outbreaks.
November 15 to 17 excursion tickets to New Orleans announced. Annual meeting of the National Wardwar Association of the United States to be sold via Pennsylvania times. Inquiries directed to ticket agents about fares. Dead w td.
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