Electric line bid sparks county board meeting
Attorney J H McKee urged county commissioners to grant right of way between Newcomerstown and Coshocton for an electric line. He praised route scenery and promised rapid construction, saying franchise should be granted if property owners consent and business terms fit.
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Meice
Board of Equalization
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Newcomerstown
West Lafayette
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Tagettreverrike
Full Stomachs and the Gist of a Political Debate
A special report argues Senator Wolcott’s stance is a reflex from a well fed public. It criticizes James Creeghan for ignoring that social and industrial changes require a fed populace and that voters should weigh policy over appetites.
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James Creehean
New York
Wolcott
Creeman
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America
Seth
Journal
Iran
Fragmented Democratic Platform Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a Democratic platform asserting allegiance to the national Democratic platform adopted at Chicago in 1864. It mentions reaffirming principles and endorsing an American financial system, with unclear surrounding text.
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Chicago
Ise
Beetus
Consent of the Governed and Revolutionary Reflections
A fragmented editorial tone recalls Thomas Jefferson and state governance. The text contrasts critiques of Revolutionary policy with a crude metaphor about domestic conduct, suggesting satire or moralizing commentary on political rhetoric.
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Thomas Jefferson
Alaska
Imperialism Debate and the People’s Will
A national argument on imperialism frames the political scene. The speaker defends the presidency and criticizes opponents while stressing sovereignty and the legitimacy of elections. The piece traces views on US policy after the Spanish American War and the role of democracy in guiding foreign engagements.
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Weslep
Et Houririr
Pal
Prairia
Ada
McKinley
Paris
Perto Ried
United States
Aston
East Stable
Rene Teery
Corn prices compared 43 and 2815 cents in past markets
The article contrasts two corn price figures, noting 43 cents in Chicago from last month and 2815 cents as the Democratic price in June 1806. It frames the historical price contrast in a brief market snapshot.
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Chicago
Briefly Stated Democrats Read Platform In Three Words
The note condenses the Democratic platform into a three word phrase "Ag'in the govern ment." The compact line signals opposition to government policies and reflects a satirical or critical stance from the era. The wording underscores political tensions and public discourse around governance.
Southern chance seen for McKinley in the South
A June dispatch from Charlotte NC reports business leaders and cotton mill owners favor McKinley and Roosevelt. They say the ticket is good for the South and that many former Democrats will vote Republican. The piece argues stronger Republican gains across southern districts and higher business support for a change in 1896.
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McKinley
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Firs National Bank
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Republic
Republians
Kinley Am Roosevelt
The Poor Foreigner and Free Traders Debate
A Washington pamphlet recounts a speech by a free trader advocating open markets while condemning tariffs on foreigners. It mocks the burden on nonresidents and questions protection, noting partisan cries and political maneuvering around tariff policy.
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