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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
6
Special correspondence reports the sudden death of the author of the Masonic Ahiman Razon in New York. The piece recalls his long trial legacy and faithful Masonry, noting public reaction and a final peaceful death after a day of reflection.
Local dealers report abundant turkeys this year boosting Thanksgiving tables. Farms across the county are overrun with fowl and dressed birds in Cushoctoo markets at teen cents per pound. Turkeys are praised for flesh and flavor due to late cold weather and good forage. Pension increases reported for John G. Schmueser to 72 dollars monthly and four sons of the late James Duncan of Blownfield receive 82 dollars each month.
Hlomseekers will buy excursion tickets via Pennsylvania lines on November 18 December 2 and 16 for youths in the west northwest south and southwest. Four particulars regarding train times apply to ticket agents of Pennsylvania lines.
Secretary Moody orders Rear Admiral Bradford to turn over navy soundings to the Pacific Cable company. The work, costing about $100000, aims to establish a San Francisco to Honolulu cable within six months and extend to Manila, with concessions on cable rates and military use.
Washington reports that Commercial Cable Company officials met Attorney General to discuss Roosevelt conditions for an all American transpacific line from Manila to Shanghai. Delay resolved by securing China landing to meet the requirement. A revised form will be submitted soon. Carrie Nation ejected from a New York horse show after an overdress tirade and bottle seizure. In Rochester, coroner finds Florence McFarlane died from stab wounds inflicted by Lulu Miller Young. Young held for grand jury.
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