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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
4
A chaotic scene unfolds as authorities purge police leaders under Mayor's pressure. Captains are dragged before the press and urged to resign or face replacement. The mayor faces scrutiny for a civil service clash and alleged misuse of funds while Lancaster residents protest tax and utility charges amid factory rates.
The article notes Carrie Nation has sued Mural Malstead for 25000 in a defamation case. It describes ongoing tensions between temperance advocates and saloonkeepers and mentions mutual aggravation over proposed reforms.
Alexander Rehzend, formerly of Louisville and Chicago, now in Buffalo, has been brought to trial to answer charges of raising a check against the Buffalo Savings Bank for 1212 dollars. Detectives pursued him across the United States for more than a year. Miles Vessel Floated After Reef Collision Near Manila. General Miles and party aboard the US transport Ingalls reached Manila after the ship struck a reef near Legaspi, Luzon, and was floated at high tide. John W Osborne, noted scientist and inventor, dies in Palo Alto. long connected with the Patent Office and credited with innovations in engraving and printing.
The Werner Almack damage suit ended Friday with a verdict for the defendant and an appeal noted. McVickers versus McVickers settled for $285 plus costs. Other court actions included custody rulings, estate filings, and numerous property transfers in Coshocton and surrounding townships. News from West Virginia reports the Republican win in Wheeling.
The report notes a strike affecting workers at Havant South Farm and bank staff in Putts burs, with nervous bank conditions described. A trolley car collision near Allegheny, Pennsylvania injures 35 aboard. Injuries also decribed for football player Paul Rater and a dining incident at a Iowa Costa campus. A hotel robbery at Valley Junction, Iowa yields $200 taken from a cash drawer.
Fort Wayne November 24. Dr Getto Simon a professor of philology and Latin at the Lutheran Concordia college has died by suicide. He had suffered nervous prostration for six months and strangled himself with bed clothes.
Frederick Anthols of New York claims a simple oil soaked brick method can heat and cook for a family. Soaked bricks burn intensely for about an hour, costing far less than coal, with careful draft control and gradual recharging for repeated use.
Scranton Nov 24 Independent coal operators from about 26 companies meet to decide their stance on the tentative deal between large coal firms and miners. They oppose any agreement excluding independents and want railway tolls adjusted if wages rise, hoping for some concessions in a settlement negotiated with railroads and miners.
The Star Herald reports Admiral Silas Casey acted as mediator during a conference aboard the Wisconsin. He earned high praise for his role in fostering harmony and hospitality, and for supporting arrangements to secure fish in Colombian territory.
A German designed street washing and sweeping machine described by Consul Creevey could transform urban sanitation in the United States. Tests claim the device clears mud dust and debris without raising dust, with a projected price near 1 4200 and potential annual savings in wages offsetting maintenance costs.
Princeton business leader Lous J Oswald, Democratic candidate for joint representative from Knox and Vanderburgh counties, uses clothespins to attach his campaign cards. He distributes thousands to voters, a tactic born from a Vincennes fair joke and now a key part of his canvass plan. Oswald, a Princeton coal mine president, says the pins spark laughter and good will.
The government increases constabulary in Leyte and translates the highway robbery law into local dialects. It warns bandits before enforcing the capital crime provision. Cholera spreads to Moro towns on Mindanao west coast with destitution and quarantines hindering aid. General Davis directs food distribution to infected areas.
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