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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1899
Page
2
The passage ridicules and contrasts American figures and places. It references Boston the Hub, Kentucky politics, Dewey celebrations, Aguinaldo and John R. McLean, and mentions New York’s reception funds. The tone is satirical about patriotism and national figures.
The nation boasts a formidable gold nest egg of 254 million dollars as debates rage over money power and expansion. Dems face two opportunities to challenge the octopus of wealth while Dewey denies autonomy promises to Aguinaldo. Public notices also touch on alimony, schooling gender ratios, and travel adverts.
In Columbus a veteran judge recounts a school teaching years ago when George K Nash, then a youth with bright eyes, shined a farmer’s boots and joked about running for governor. The story ties Nash to Pickaway County politics and a bet on future public service.
The piece argues on anti trust laws led by Sherman and McKin acts, contrasts Wilson and Dingley tariffs, cites Havermeyer on protective tariffs as mother of trusts, and notes Democratic ties to New Jersey corporate laws and sugar profits under different regimes.
West Jefferson man Renick Hamilton faced months of misery from a fistula and feared death without an expensive operation. He cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, marketed as a premier pile cure, paying 25 cents per box under C. E. Anderson, Druggist.
Discussion notes the growth of trusts in Britain including sugar refining linoleum wall paper and Nobel dynamite along with numerous iron steel and textile combines. It cites Havermeyer and U S protection arguments and reports a Tampa Florida cattle grazing dispute and a Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeding association signaling device for races.
Schedule notice listing mixed train times 2 p.m. and 3 40 a.m. with connections at the new union depot Toledo for various railways including Mich Central, St Louis and Kansas City, Grand Trunk, Wabash, and others. Indicates trains on the T. W. V. & C. Gmp son run except Sundays and cites agent Wu HL Kipp at Coshocton.
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