Court suit battles and public figures amid wartime publication dispute
A trial unfolds over publishing statements by Tredewar and the Indigo firm. The Times recalls multiple libel suits in recent months, calling a publisher a menace and predicting a war of litigation fades as campaigns loom. Manila market dates span February to May, while the populist candidate with whiskers fades from the scene.
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Sati Io Tooay
Tre Awe Publishing Company
Ar.redwar
Deta
Tredwar
S. Nicholas
Hinter
Democratic convention lauded as liberty crusade in era of reform
Commentary from a partisan perspective criticizes the Democratic Party and praises McKinley era policies, citing Colorado and Oregon elections, naval expansion, and imperial ventures as indicators of political struggle. The piece rails at Democratic leadership while lauding American growth and readiness.
Trusteeship and Estate Notices From Coshocton Court
Multiple court items list second and final accounts for trustees and administrators, adoptions and name changes, and property transfers. Names include Daniel Wright Samuel Hamilton Malonai Pew Seldon Pew J W Cassingham Stephen Raymer Elta Clark and Harriet Baker among others with various lot and acreage transactions and monetary amounts, all tied to Coshocton jurisdiction.
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Daniel Wright
Bled
Gearney
William
B. Renner
Gerrard Allen
Renner
Claudius Hamiltus
Thomas Hamilton
Samuel M. Hamilton
Malonai Pew
Coshocton
Samuel Hamilon
Seldon Pew
J. W. Cassingham
Jubo HH
Bos
VicRomas Chacres
New
Ensiey Shaw
Bo Benys
Land Transfers and Property Listings Across Coshocton Area
Series of transfers including John C. Elliotte to Margaret Crambler over lot 140 Canal Lewisville, trustees of C P church to Libbie Turner in Avondale, John McDonald to William Grace for lot 838 Coshocton, various sums for lots 116 105 in Coshocton, and multiple small parcels in Clark township and local additions. Also names Christena Beitermann Moses Larr Evinu West among Coshocton residents and workers.
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John C. Elliotte
Margaret E. Crambler
Lewisville
C. P. Church
Avondale
Libbie S Turner
John McDonald
Wiliam Grace
Coshocton
William Schweiker
James RB. Stewart
John M. Compton
Guy L. Moore
Laura B. Johnston
John M.compton
Laura B. Johnson
George C. Ferrell
St. F.M. Croskey
S. TI. Croskey
Clark Township
Jacob Miller
James E. Duncan
Clark Church
Benjamin Coe
Dura Black
Coe
Extradition Questions in Governor Mounts Case Highlighted
June 28 report from Frankfort Kentucky notes a legal dispute over extradition between Kentucky and Indiana. It discusses whether a witness can be extradited and if defense can seek continuance due to absence. Also mentions Governor Mounts and Governor Beckham in related requisitions and a prior case involving ex Governor Taylor.
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Taylor
Char Finle
Indiannapolis
Ty Yo Ieey Ester Wi Georgay
Sker.& Sa
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Mount
Frankfort
Kentucky
Indiana
Mounts
Beckham
Governor Mount
William Webb
Louis Ville
Evansville
Tad
Summer Getmes and Rail Service Details
Train service managers announce routes and cautions for summer travel. Passengers are advised to apply to local Pennsylvania lines agents for help in planning trips and obtaining information at no charge. Wa Kier, ticket agent, Coshocton, Ohio.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Wa. T. Kier
Coshocton
National Prohibitionists Convene as Delegates Arrive in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the Democra National Prohibition convention as delegates from Pennsylvania Montana New England California Missouri and Ohio begin arriving. The party plans a July 4 Declaration reading and festive decorations while internal contests and leadership questions dominate.
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Kansas City
National
James
Pennsylvania
Montana
W. A. Clark
Kansas
New England
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
California
Missouri
Ohio
Prohibition Party Turns Entire Campaign to Liquor Issue
Chicago June 28 The Prohibition party will base its national campaign on a single issue the liquor traffic with other topics subordinate. The convention drew large numbers with 37 states represented and Oliver Stewart presiding. Speculation centers on Rev Dr Woolley of Sinots for president and H B Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president. Hale Johnson of Illinois shows voting strength among third candidates.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Oliver Stewart
National Committee
Dr. Woolley
Sinots
H. B. Metcale
Rhodesland
Hale Johnson
Illnois
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