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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
4
Reports describe faults at Ward Four Precinct B where officials delayed posting the official count and hindered results. A copy of the returns was later obtained from the County Auditor after hours of delay, affecting the overall city tally and ordering of ballots.
Senator Robert Te Queen from the new Oklahoma state visits Washington and faces the president over the state constitution. The president notes one criticist to draft a new constitution the state has adopted. The exchange touches on regulation and oversight in lawmaking.
Naval and company officials state the Joliet plant of Tri Noia Steel will stay open despite a coal miners strike at Danville. They cite ample coal on hand and alternative supply sources, emphasizing no likelihood of shutdown.
In the Highland settlement of Glengarry the author Ralph Connor born 1860 emerges through his ancestral blend of heredity and environment. The piece traces his education from Knox College to Edinburgh, his time in Banff, and his shift to writing to fund mining work, yielding works like Black Rock The Pil ot The Man From Glengarry Beyond the Marshes and The Prospector. Copyright 2998 Jay Wal C Mack.
Columbus Ohio voters discuss state and city election results and tariff policy as Republicans plan conventions. Farmers are cited as central to tariff debates, with calls for clearer understanding of farmer interests and protective duties.
The piece recalls Democratic soup campaigns and Republican pushback as it discusses the 1897 tariff debate. It notes farmers' distress from lowered prices, rail receiver crises, and the push for protective measures, citing President McKinley era quotes and a speech by TG Van Voords delivering on tariff questions.
Representative Lorenzo Banfort cited startling figures on sheep and wool losses across Ohio’s Sixteenth District during tariff revisions from 1892 to 1896. Counties like Washington and Muskingum saw steep declines in numbers and value, while cattle and horses also fell. Senator Foraker opposed further tariff changes and urged farmers to seek facts on the impact before acting.
Local notices recount movements and visits of residents. Hubie Jones plans to join the B and O Railroad near Bedford. Fred McCury near New Castle with Hell Telephone. Gardner from New Washington with Roy Shook. Miss Tilla Graham visited Mary etv at Surdeau. Robert Greer of Trescoe dined with W o Walker. Prof. Bureau dined with Samuel Miller. Smuday vs WW BL. Lyn at Frank Swigert wedding reception. Fresno trip. Coarse x now in Wisconsin visiting friends. Surveyor Bork of Coshoeton visited. A Li Smith from Nellie. Jas Speath of Coshoeton attended Sunday.
An advertisement describes two danger signals from kidney problems including foamy urine and back pain. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure, citing a local user from Coshocton who improved after two boxes. Foster Milburn Co. is listed as the U.S. agent with Doan's branding.
Hon J F Woodman longtime Grange leader and Michigan politician died last July. He helped found Michigan Grange, led Pawpaw Grange, then state Grange, and served as national Grange master from 1879 to 1885. His work aimed to restore harmony after war and boost fraternal unity across North and South.
Court records list Christopher Hall and Ann A. Jones as licensed to marry in Coshocton County with details on other licenses and probate actions. Multiple property transfers and court motions are recorded including an injunction in the Warsaw area and corrections to a journal entry.
Kathryn Osterman, an actress not in the lead, designs an airship engine and drawings for a novel aircraft. Her work, reviewed by mechanical experts, points to potential success and contrasts with male-focused aeronautics debates. The plan includes unattached engine design and collaboration with Westinghouse to build a tent airship engine.
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