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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
7
The Scranton coal hearings discuss faster evidence sharing, wage and hour questions, and possible adjournment. Doctors testifying say mining work is highly unhealthy with anaemia and respiratory diseases common. a doctor notes many miners aged 50 show rheumatism.
A westbound No. 11 on the Rocky Island road was held by 12 masked robbers three miles west of Davenport. The express car was detached and blown open with dynamite. contents of the safe were taken. No injuries reported. The incident delayed the train about two hours.
Eleven Republican Ohio congressmen met to discuss the national speakership contest. A telegram signed by Grosvenor Cashman and Charles Dick was sent to Joseph G Cannon outlining candidacy support. Thirteen were present or represented. Burton and others shifted their stance toward Cannon.
Secretary Moody ruled that government navy yard employees may directly present wage questions to the board of wages. The decision, to set a precedent, allows trade committee data to be shown and considered when recommending wage rates across yards. Children Cheer Roosevelt During Homeward Journey. President's train travels fast through mountain region with small station crowds and a Chattanooga telegram noting school turnout. The president waves to about 200 children in Asheville and halts briefly at Stevenson to greet youngsters. Ghouls Stand Together in Grave Robbery Trial. Rufus Cantrell reports a bond offer to leave the city if others are released, but he refuses to go alone, vowing to stay with fellow ghouls in the case.
A 5 year old boy hid under a bed causing alarm in Indianapolis and nearby towns after a sneeze betrayed him as a burglar. The incident ended with the child safely returned to his worried parents, mischief turning to domestic comedy. Earlier notes report oil lease disputes, education funding plans, and a penny fare trial in Sheffield.
A mob hanged George Moore, an African American from Indianapolis, on a telegraph pole near Mrs. John Lemon’s home in Sullivan County after multiple alleged assaults. Victims included Mrs. Mary Davis of Bulligan County. Moore was captured after a gun battle in Lawrenceville, Illinois, and taken to Robinson, Illinois, for safety.
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