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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1899
Page
2
The piece mocks political, religious and diplomatic figures of the era. It humorously notes Paul Kruger training, Dewey Day dates, and odd calendar shifts. It questions roles of William Waldorf Astor in Britain America ties while referencing famine and labor under a Republican administration.
Vague OCR like lines describe a debated political era with mentions of Atkinson and Lentz, a rapid expansionist Dewey, and claims about a Dingviey law benefiting Canada. The text also alludes to free trade periods, TPS control, and a Mekino Wisin leader, with wage earners involved in unclear activity.
fragmentary note asserts the Philippine war failure and predicts a repeat defeat by a victorious army, mentioning a wagon and numbers in a cryptic context.
A scene depicts an octopus attacked from front and rear by Bryan and Lentz while it feeds and mulls fodder. A noisy crowd of Tagals gathers at the front amid famed national calamity and disdain for American institutions, raising tempers.
The Kansar grasshopper has emerged in Algiers spreading discontent. The author suggests relocating American Tagals there would relieve the country.
North Carolina Governor and South Carolina Governor attended the Dever celebration in New York. No complaints were heard, suggesting no lingering issues or delays were allowed to waste.
In a satire on party rule the speaker claims under Republican power Satan is "out of a jow" and idle hands are busy with mischief. The quip contrasts moral duty with political leadership and implies stricter order during Republican administrations.
The Democratic party of Ohio pushes twenty one planks on their platform while stressing national questions only one plank. They race to focus the campaign on stable state issues amid pressure from national concerns.
A Cincinnati clothing salesman fatally jumped from a fourth story window in a bizarre incident. He had reportedly removed many suits to show a bargain-hunting woman who claimed she bought a second suit across the street and suspected a fraud.
The text compares the Democratic party to a colony of units that move from one den to another as if owning the property, yet remains the same restless group bent on gnawing at everything and tearing down others' work.
The Ohio Democratic Party condemns trusts while promoting figures linked to trust magnates for top offices. Outside Ohio the party does not object to prominent capitalists such as Cleve land Whitney and others. Public scrutiny notes a clash between surface rhetoric and backstage dealings with millionaires.
The piece portrays John R. McLean as using a backdoor approach from the U S Senate toward the Ohio governorship and national presidency. It argues Ohio voters detect the scheme and will stop him before he reaches the coveted seat.
The piece argues the Democratic Party holds high principles but fails to live by them, leading principled members to desert. It urges forming or joining a principled alternative with the Republicans, seen as safer and more creditable for the nation’s honor and prosperity.
Fragmented text outlines an Ohio Democratic platform invoking unity with Washington Jefferson Jackson Lincoln Grant and other patriots. The passage mentions living Democrats, Lincoln described as a cabeenw, and references military posts and southern policies amid unclear phrasing and garbled names.
The article compares two year periods under the Democratic tariff system and under Wilson’s tariff, noting goods valued in millions rushed to markets the previous year. It cites totals near 8357.342 and 315,687,428, with internal revenue around 342,000,000 and a potential wartime surplus over 850,000,000 without war.
The piece ties John R McLean to Ohio Democratic infighting with a leaked letter from the late J B Eustis criticizing Bryan and Chicago platforms. It notes McLean’s alleged double game in Ohio and hints at rivalries with George Frederick Williams and Bryanites. It also cites Aguinaldo and Filipino independence views amid broader imperialism debate.
The piece questions whether John McLean’s political methods have changed since 1834, citing A. W. Patrick and General Warner's accusations of bought delegates. It recounts Muskingum county editorials condemning McLean, quotes a Columbus interview, and notes ongoing debate over party control and money in politics.
The 1856 murder of a wife in Androscoggin County, Maine, led to George Knight's life sentence at Thomaston State Prison. At age 82 he remains in good health and sound mind, the longest surviving participant in the case as judges, attorneys, and officials involved have all died. The Portland Argus notes his death-row sentence was commuted from death, and reflects on the remaining life lived behind bars.
A Lahore Tribune critique mocks Kipling for his dialect, calling it unpronounceable and unreadable. The writer blames Kipling’s mockery of speech for disrespecting classics and declares his popularity not wonderful.
Travel from Tranway via Lock 17 and intermediate stations offers Pawnee Bull Wild West Show tickets. Low rate non transferable excursion tickets available for return by Monday Oct 15.
Non transferable excursion tickets go on sale October 10 from Pennsylvania Lines ticket stations in Ohio to Cincinnati for the Knights Templar conclave of the Grand Commandery of Ohio. Tickets are good for return until Friday October 13.
Low rate non transferable excursion tickets offered via Pennsylvania Lines for October 12 14 16 and 17 to Cincinnati for the National Convention of the Christian Church. Return valid until Saturday October 1. 9-27-41.
Train schedule note from Koshocton agent Wa. H. Kipp lists arrival times and connections at the new union depot in Toledo with Mich Central and several lines. All trains on the T. W. V. & O. division run daily except Sunday.
Non transferable excursion tickets from Ohio Pennsylvania Lines stations sell for the State Baptist Convention travel to Cincinnati on Oct 23 and 24. Return trips allowed Friday Oct 27 with low introductory rates.
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