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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
6
Special correspondence discusses labor strife in Saratoga and city life. It weighs rich versus poor blaming the strike on plutocracy, foresees dire outcomes, and laments police limits. The piece recalls a hotel incident and the fate of public order, ending with doubts about political protection for Chief Croaker.
The Otseru road homes of Ode Neldon and James Bites were burglarized Thursday afternoon while families were at the fair. The Gates family lost about ten dollars in silver. Neidon losses totaled none. The thieves smashed doors and ransacked interiors, moving the piano to the parlour corner as they hunted for valuables.
A lone horseman halted Peoria streetcars at Aurams and Main, forcing motormen to stop as the Knights of Airoepp parade passed. He rode away after taunting the streetcar manager with his whip. He was a stranger. name not learned.
After two days of talks among coal operators Governor Odell and Senator Platt and others pressed for a 5 cent a ton raise with union recognition. Baer refused to accept recognizing the miners union leading to a heated exchange and Odell insisting the governor has broad powers to push a settlement. A later exchange saw Odell claim political interference would not be accepted as the operators left to decide on a concession. In Shenandoah Pa a warrant was issued for Wadsworth’s arrest in a separate inquest matter but soldiers blocked service and the case was referred to the district attorney.
Columnist reports the Colombian civil revolt gaining momentum with Uribe and Teneriffe fortifications, plus U S land and sea intervention triggering fiscal strain and a neutrality shift after American forces aid in isthmus transit. Kruger birthday visits and Chicago Fire anniversary observances are noted with speeches on tariffs and monopolies.
An Indianapolis jury found Ora E. Copenhaver guilty of first degree murder in the death of his wife and fixed the penalty at death by hanging on October 11.
Reports from Paris on October 10 indicate the strike expanding across mining regions. In Pas de Calais and Nord, work has halted, with 47 600 miners in the area stopping production while other districts like Montlucon and Montceau-les-Mines keep mines running. At Anzin only 2800 of 14000 miners ceased work as anti strike forces prepare to resist any disruption. Mrs. Austins pancake flour ad text appears trailing the report.
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