Political standoff over $100000 convention funds debated
In a heated session members debated accepting more than needed for convention expenses. Senators Stone Tillman and Johnson argued against the Denver money citing bribe concerns and political aims. Meanwhile Cleveland Mayor Johnson met President Roosevelt and joked about the Cleveland election with Representative Burton.
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Loujayilie
St. Paul
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Denver
Urey Woodson
Denger
Williams
Clayton
Senator Stone
Misade
Om Johnson
Tillman
Acralie Organization of
Colorado
of Colorado
Cooperdale School to Hold Entertainment in Town Hall
The Cooperdale school will present an entertainment Saturday evening December 21 in the town hall. Charley Mullet of Warsaw is on business. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ogle and others visited S. P. Ogle and family yesterday. Epworth league next Sunday evening at Union.
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Cooperdale
Town Hall
Charley Mullet
Warsaw
Joseph Ogle
Milton Wright
Jacon Ogle
Taonel Hillspent
S. P. Ogle
Epworth League
Union
Plainfield Masons Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Plainfield chapter No. 221 F. and A. M. elected officers including Worshipful Master J. B. Witesett Senior Warden Richard Ruby Junior Warden Richard Owens Treasurer Henry Brannon Secretary S. P. Woodward re elected Senior Deacon E. R. Kinner Junior Deacon Os Ruby Tiler Thos Ruby The officers will be installed at the next regular meeting Thursday January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Masons
Plainfield
J. B. Witesett
Richard Ruby
Richard Owens
Henry Brannon
S. P. Woodward
E. R. Kinner
Os Ruby
Thos
Ruby
Fext
Clothing Needed for Poor Children in Coshocton
Captain Trew of the Salvation Army asks Coshocton residents to donate extra clothing for destitute families. He plans to collect and transport items to aid needy children, citing a family with extremely poor clothing conditions.
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Captain Trew
Salvation Army
Coshocton
Pomona Grange delegate reports fine Ohio session
S. T. Elliott, Coshocton county delegate of the Pomona Grange, returns from Kenton Ohio where the 25th Ohio Grange session was praised for excellent treatment. A resolution urged a uniform accounting law statewide and federally. Secretaries and others presented reports. local news includes a dog incident in West Lastayette and a plant accident at Tugewara County Electric Light and Power Co. A count shows 250 marriage licenses issued in 1907 up to December 13, with 268 in 1906, suggesting year totals near those figures.
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Endm
Pomona
S. T. Elliott
Kennion
Ohio
Coshocton
Pomona Grange
Kenton
D. EB. Dunham
S. E. Strode
Hundred New Books at Carnegie Library
About one hundred new volumes arrived for Carnegie Library and will be shelved within a week. The collection features old world period studies, up to date college stories, fiction, and standard valued works. A second shipment of over 109 volumes is due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Goebel killing trial focus shifts to shooter identity
Georgetown Kentucky December 13 Judge Sims in the Powers case asserts proof will name who fired the shot that killed Senator Goebel. The defense contends mountain armies did not go to Frankfort to kill, and Henry Youtsey fired the fatal shot.
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Youtsey
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Sims
Goebel
Frankfort
Goubel
Henry Youtsey
Ltoward
Secretary of State
Special Offer for Hyomei Catarrh Cure by C. E. Anderson
The ad promises a money back guarantee if Hyomei fails to benefit catarrh sufferers. It claims Hyomei destroys germs in nose throat and lungs, soothes irritated mucous membranes, and provides a lasting cure without dangerous stomach drugging. The product is not a secret remedy and is vouched for by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Anderson
Lecture at New Castle on Heresy In Church
Chicago scholar Mictisen Wilber Chase will speak at New Castle Presbyterian Church on a lecture titled Big Lag ail Mumbuge about heresy and related topics. Event context and date unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Mictisen Wilber Chase
Chicago
New Castle Pres
Dylarten Church
Heyering
Deerniber
Well known Coshocton man who is District Deputy Grand Chancellor
A prominent Coshocton resident holds the post of District Deputy Grand Chancellor in a fraternal order. The role centers on leadership, governance, and ceremonial duties within the district. Details of the appointment or dates are not specified in the fragment.
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Coshocton
List of Men Who Grew Corn
The complete list of men who entered the county contest recently conducted by the Peoples Bank includes Elmer Stover George FE Roche W A Cross Boudin Springs Virginia and many Coshocton residents. Names appear with initials and farm references as officials record entries from Coshocton Conesville Warsaw and surrounding areas.
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Coyn Coe Lest
Peoples Bank
Elmer Stover
George FE
Roche
W. A. Cross
B. Ward
Boudin Springs
B. F. Ricketts
Swimner Varnes
Wresno
Howard Crosa
J.C. Howest
John DB. Krauss
Coshocton
R. FP
Diphtheria Cure Hints and Local Notices from Conesville
How diphtheria is contracted and the value of Chamberlains Gough Remedy to reduce danger. Local notices list Coshocton druggists GO Anderson and G Morguson. Conesville personals note Miss Josie Wineler and others visiting Coshocton. social visits and travel mentioned among residents on weekend.
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Wishat
Chamberlain
Gough
Anderson
Coshocton
G. M. Morguson
Droscop
Conesville
Canesville
Josie Wineler
Warry
Wether
Pilatus
Priday
Mixk
Mary
Adiéms
Reuliu
Mildred Cornell
Clyde Wheeler
Codhouton
Basiieas
Conedville
Aun
Tol Sarnall
Cashoetay
Munday Aveulig Misy Vive McShuie Ts Vishing
Missuh Lillie and
Ghutys Wilcos
Safarday
Change of Venue Sought in Dickerson Trial
A Coshocton County taxpayer urges delaying Ben Diekorgon's trial and seeking a venue change. He argues widespread paper circulation and juror exposure violate fairness and that honest jurors across counties can be gathered to ensure a square trial, expressing concern over local media influence.
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Dickerson
Erro
Ben Diekorgon
Fapal Terhategl
Coshocton Perlite
Coshocton
Ube
Ehoetun
Jurara
Bea Mieke
Santa Claus Letters Sent To Charities Under New Policy
Letters addressed to Santa Claus mailed at the post office are now directed to charitable institutions such as the Elks and Daughters of Kinga, per new department rules. The change aims to link children’s mail with relief groups for distribution to those in need.
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Santa Claus
Focal Post
Ames
the Elks,Kinga Daughters
Cantwell Opposes State Funds for Roads in Coshocton
Coshocton County officials argue the state share of the Good Roads appropriation should be allocated under current plan. They contend alternative funding would cost more per mile and favor cheaper road options. County examines expenditures, with figures showing potential savings and future implications for local finances.
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Olle
Coshocton
Fivne
Lehway
Twousten
WME
Counily
Coshocton County
Dein
Champ Clark Likely to Replace Williams on Ways and Means
Washington reports that John Sharp Williams may be replaced by Champ Clark of Missouri on the Ways and Means Committee. The move appears aimed at reorganizing leadership in the House to shift influence and address minority concerns.
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Champ Clark
Williams
Washington
Den
John Sharp
Hep Louse
Aimee Needie
Wil Ant Agaly
Tie
Tie Ds Ton
Beievea
Champ Claris
Misseuri
Wim
Inspector finds city offices in order in Shoston report
Columbus December 17 Inspector F A L Jackson reports the examination of the city of Coughoston public offices shows all is in order with the bureau of public accounting noting no malpractices or discrepancies found in the records.
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Columbus
F. AL Jackson
Coushoston
Bureau of Public Accounting
Baby dies of pneumonia in Coshocton mourned by Harris family
Six month old Hon Burt Harris of Marth View Avenue died Monday night after pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 12 o'clock at Warner church with J. Irwin officiating. interment follows. In Conesville a Methodist church event planned for next week features a log cabin event, Santa, and Yuletide festivities inviting all locals. Wills held in Columbus: William Avius sought for alleged desertion, arrested and to be brought back to Coshocton. Humane Officer Weasel to pursue further action.
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Babe
Burt Harris
Marth View Avenue
Burt
Mount
Hell
Warner Church
Teo
J2rwin
Conesville
Coneyville
Columbus
Avius
Cashocton
Zetty
Coshocton
Weasel
Lowrey Held For Now Support Case In Roscoe
John M Lowery living with his brother on Simmons Rea back at Roscoe was arrested Monday by Honmiane Offica for non support of his child. He pleaded guilty before Squire Stoats Monday evening and was fined 206 dollars with 60 days in the workhouse, suspended on posting a 1006 bond guaranteeing a 200 payment. Elis wife recently won a divorce in Licking County and stays with her brother Mr Park on North Second street. May Start Cigar Factory It is reported Joe Mariter who runs a large cigar factory at Columbus will open a branch here early next year.
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Lowery
John M. Lowery
Simmons Rea
Roscoe
Honmiane Offica
Squire Stoats
Elis
Licking County
Mr. Park
North Second Street
Joe Mariter
Columbus
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Cincinnati
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Uy Stables
Lipman
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