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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
5
Avon dale Oct 29 highlights list visits among local families from Millersburg Baltic Coshocton and West Lafayette with events at White Eyes church and the U B church. A Newark Horse Show incident involves Andy Schrock but no injuries. Community updates include a new photograph gallery depot work and a large Webster Literary Society meeting with a debate on women’s suffrage.
NEW CASTLE Oct 28 Mrs Hannah Deibl and her young son visited her parents Mr and Mrs McLarnap last week Miss Catharine Hess of Bladensburg spent Sunday with cousin Miss Minnie Cochran Joe McLarnap of Iowa visits family Dr Chaney of New Guilford has aided friend Dr Snider improving slowly Miss Josephine Parrish of Warren visits Mrs R A Hall Mrs F W Cochran and sister Sis Pelton in Coshoctica Misses Marie Hagans and others will winter with Miss Salome Spiedler and attend school Mrs Albert Wolfe daughter Rosatia of Danville and Mabel Wolfe of Texas visiting relatives Rebecca McFarland and daughter Minnie visit uncle K W Cochran Walter Winter and Dora Yost of Howard visit Edgar Yost Frank Garrison and J G Shaefer attend football game Elizabeth Giffen visiting in Danville Nellie Parkhurst visiting Gulca horse sale draws crowds Mcharnan brings 21 Iowa horses auctioned by C O Mercer New Guilford auctioneer Miss Marvie Dalleve of Cleveland visiting local friends Viola Richard improving in health
West Lafayette items report Miss Laura Sangster visiting Plainfield and various neighbors at Adamsville Cushoctun and Evansburg. Oscar Griffen returns from New Orleans and Texas with stories. A missionary concert is planned at the MBE church with admission free and lectures to follow. Major and Mrs Platt visit relatives near Adamsville. A shooting murder is noted in Jellico Kentucky.
Pittsburg Oct 26 The American Flint Glass Workers union has officially declared a strike at factories in Washington Virginia. Workers say the walkout was sparked by the company firing 14 workers for joining the union and placing deputies to guard the pilots. Nearly 1000 persons are affected by the strike.
Special from Bearmouth reports James Conn a wealthy rancher on Willow Creek was found shot to death in his home. His mother lay nearby with a crushed skull and cannot fire. Authorities believe a Tone Bandit who terrorized the northeast region is responsible.
London debates over whether the county council or private financiers should supply transit dominate Parliament. Morgan tube plans and London United Tramway ties stir tension as American interests face scrutiny. Sir Lewis Mcelver denounces a London United Tramway transaction as a scandal while papers oppose foreign control of city transport.
The piece analyzes Tom L. Johnson and California Rep McGuire tariff positions and a 1894 wool duty debate. It links free trade to a single tax, cites Johnson’s 1892 wool free list pledge, and argues Ohio farmers suffer when wool is taxed or trade barriers persist.
Cincinnati, Oct 30. A serious railway collision occurred two miles east of Oxford Ohio on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Indianapolis line. Engineer Conn and two unknown men were killed instantly. mail clerk John Connor of Hamilton was badly hurt. the train and baggage cars burned. A relief train was sent from Hamilton. No. 36 was led by Conductor Long.
Chicago and Pittsburgh market roundup shows cattle prices mostly steady to mixed with fair demand. Hogs goats and sheep varied by grade, with feeders and calves also listed. no clear overall trend. Wheat corn oats and other grains quoted with No 2 red and No 2 mixed categories. State and national figures noted for futures and spot values.
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