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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
6
A wide musings piece surveys strikes in Washington and Britain, notes Mormon and Boer conflicts, and mocks political stances while predicting Roosevelt and Odell futures. It contrasts global turmoil with arts, theater, and auto laws, ending with a Broadbrim reflection on uncertain times.
The Ninth Congressional district convention ended without a nomination after 47 ballots. Delegates kept voting for Joseph A. Conry and other candidates as boisterous scenes emerged and police intervened to restrain clashes. The overwhelmingly Democratic district traced its roots to the old Ninth. Lone Woman Robbed: Mrs. J. C. Stone was attacked at home by a masked intruder who forced silence and stabbed her repeatedly while stealing her trunk and cash before fleeing.
In Coshocton the advertising specialty works of Mr Edgar McDonald on North Second Street have grown from a small printing venture into a two story brick plant. The firm now primarily makes tin cups and tin flour scoops with ads on the bottom, turning out up to 3000 pieces daily for wholesale jobbers nationwide. McDonald, sole owner and manager, employs about 18 workers and plans to expand next spring despite tin plate shortages.
Chicago news reports four individuals including Frank Cantwell first ward politician and David Dedenhaver formerly a lawyer disbarred after conviction charged with conspiring to levy blackmail on the family of a burglary defendant. William Hickey of New York testified in Judge Neelys courtroom as arraignment and police stripped suspects of badges and weapons.
New York October 17 The New York team sent a formal challenge to Sir Thomas Lipton accepting Insebab Jomize as finder for the Americas Cup under the same conditions as the previous race, marking a continued pursuit of the cup across the sea.
An aggressive pitch extols Blood Wine as a French discovery that cures diseases arising in or spread by the blood. It claims winter illnesses, rheumatism, and lung, kidney, and other ailments are vanquished, with testimonials from Mrs. Irving Mack and F S Talmadge praising dramatic recoveries after using Blood Wine.
The anonymous testimony from J R Sickles of Tiffin Ohio claims Blood Wine cured long standing general debility liver and kidney complaints and a failing appetite after physician advised climate change. An offer for a free blood test by The Lowells Dudella Co Worcester Mass accompanies the advertised patent remedy with price listed and a local pharmacist credit.
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