Victory and McKinley Victory Echo in 1845 Election
The article proclaims Judge Nash’s victory by about 51 000 votes and predicts a Republican win next year. It argues McKinley’s policies of protection and prosperity earned broad support and warns against free silver. Coshocton County results show strong Democratic turnout and tough local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Mcinley
3Ickinley
Ohio
Republican Party
Tadge Wash
Samuel M. Jons
Nui Tar
Cosholton County
Coshocton
Sever
Deneraim
Precincts Too Large Prompt Call for Division
Voters and a well known politician urged splitting large voting precincts after slow Tuesday returns. They pressed for action without delay, noting the issue should have been addressed earlier but cannot be postponed longer.
Man Shoots Self After Ballot Cast in Bethlehem Township
A 33-year-old man identified as Schlemmer of Mt Zion M. P. church, living north of the town, shot himself Wednesday morning and was buried today. He had been despondent, had voted Tuesday, visited a physician in Warsaw, purchased a new barn, and left a note of distress before the fatal act. The coroner declined inquest. his wife survives, with sister Mrs. Evans residing nearby.
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Buwnas
UL Achlemmer
Hemself
Cenetery
Stutemimer
Bethlehem
Warsaw
Henner
Coshecton
Schlemmer
Mt Zion M. P. Church
Court Rules Game Wardens Must Be Elected
Supreme court decision states game wardens are county officers elected by the people at regular elections. Authorities say with wardens ousted hunters cannot assume free shooting. constables statewide will prosecute violators of the game law. Buckwheat flour advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Supreme Court
Cocinmuots
Bestare Ong Faethe
Yue
Two Soldiers Arrested for Jumping Trains Near City
Albert Smalexs and Sanders of Anderson I were taken by Qicer Moore for riding a freight train. They pleaded guilty before Major Ceasingham and fined 51 each plus costs, then jailed for nonpayment. They claim Forty first Infantry ties and hoped to return to Camp Meade before the Philippines departure. A rumor of Private Burt’s death was denied by DL Burt Jr who said no cablegram was received and his son is well.
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Albert Smalexs
Sanders
Anderson
Qicer Moore
Ceasingham
Fortyfirst Infantry
Camp Meade
Philippines
Charles Burt
DL. P. Burt
Iis
Luzon
Burt
Air Burt
Miners Eye Prospect in Interstate Conference Advance
The advance notes the Onis waiters and miners look to the upcoming interstate conference with the operator. WLP Bond supports a wage raise proposal of 10 percent, signaling optimism for the Miners as they prepare for January talks.
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Onis
Janice Tt
Mt Per Cen Aquarie
Reanne
WLP
Bond
Operation Aids Soldier in Recovery at Home
Harry Stover who lost part of his right leg in the Spanish war undergoes another operation. Doctor Frew removed a bone piece and the patient is improving. he is expected to leave his room in the usual time.
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Harry Stover
Frew
Newark Franchise Bid Remains Uncertain Amid Traction Talks
Attorney W R Poverene spoke in Newark regarding Columbus franchise plans. Officials claim a new company intends to provide fiber service and city connections. Surveys and reselection steps proceed, with engineers Carhiste and Las faree overseeing the task as the franchise decision nears.
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Amiltorney
Poverene
Newark
Columbus
Rucheve
Newark Traction
Thall
Eg Ag
Wesean
Rm Othis Cris Secur
Maurain
Carhiste
Las Faree
Land Appraiser Race in Township Ends with Stewart Victory
In Tuesday election reporting, the land appraiser post drew less attention but results show A. P. Stewart, the Republican candidate, defeating John Lennon by 24 votes in the township race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Stewart
John Lennon
Monroe Township Man Charged With Horse Stealing
Albert Matheny of Monroe township is jailed in Lorain County awaiting grand jury action on charges of horse stealing connected to a theft three weeks prior. Constable J W Carter arrested him near the lake, after finding the horse at Perry Kimble’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Kimble
Lorain County
Ferse
Albert Matheny
Monroe Township
Amos Geag
Matheny
J. W. Carter
Squire Miller
Clark
Graff and Wiley Tour Ohio Republican Campaign Stops
Congressmen Joseph V. Graff and Col. Lem H. Wiley toured Ohio for weeks in support of the Republican state campaign. They spoke to a large Coshocton crowd after an event at Unett homes, praising the visit and planning further campaign appearances in the area.
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Peoria
Joseph V. Graff
Lem H. Wiley
Ohio
Coshocton
Partiers Fell Into Ditch During Walnut Street Paving
The first accidents tied to Walnut street paving occurred Wednesday night when no warming lights were placed at the alley ditch between Third and Fourth streets. The ditch stood about two feet deep and several people fell in, with minor injuries reported including Pauline Wisser of the public schools. Lights should remain at the ditch while it exists.
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Walnut Street
Pauline Wisser
Burial of Charles Bryant After Trinway Tragedy
The body of Charles Bryant killed on the Pan Handle at Trinway was taken to his brother's home for burial preparations. Services were held at the United Brethren church by Reverend Fair. He was interred at South Lawn Cemetery. Bryant recently married and had joined the railroad a few weeks before his death. Mrs. Bryant was visiting when the incident occurred.
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Charles Bryant
Trinway
United Brethren Church
Fair
South Lawn Cemetery
Bryant
Charles Bryant Killed In Trinway Engine Accident
Charles Bryant, 22, known for suit against the Wooden Novelty company, was injured at Trinway at 11 o clock Tuesday night and died at 1 25 Wednesday morning. He was coaling engines and was crushed after being caught on the step of a moving engine passing a car on the siding. The remains were brought to the city Wednesday at 3 45 o'clock on Pan Handle train 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
Wooden Novelty Company
Trinway
Bryant
Pan Handle
Furnaces Under Construction Boost City Mill Activity
The Pittsburg contractor E. E. Erikson has started eight furnaces with a crew including skilled workers and Coshocton laborers. The rolling mill becomes one of the busiest spots as completion is expected in about thirty days. Local reports show Muskingum Guernsey Licking Knox and Coshocton in varying credit standings.
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E. E. Erikson
Pittsburg
Jie
Coshocton
Miner Richard Parrock Seeks Citizenship Papers in Probate Court
Richard Parrock, a native of England and miner, planned to vote Tuesday after obtaining papers from Judge Hunt. He declared his intention to become a U.S. citizen in the probate court on November 2, 1897. Also notes a classified ad offering commissions and line-exclusive rights by G. Hi. Knight of 44 Edgewood Place, Cleveland.
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Richard Parrock
Hunt
Parrock
England
United States
G. Hi. Knight
Edgewood Place
Cleveland
Ohio
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McKinley Indorsed
H. .H Schlemmer
Evans
Hher
Park Addition
Psister
Lee’s
Empire Mills
Roscoe
George K. Nash
Officer Woore
The
R. Pomerene
John Jesnea
Tuscara
Albert
Carter
Erikson
Ohin
Muskingum
Guernsey
Knox
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