Dick Figures To Save The Senate In Ohio Race
Republican State Chairman Dick Thursday wired county chairmen for plurality support on the state ticket except the governor. The committee concedes the House to Democrats but believes the Senate may still be saved for Republicans as the ticket remains close.
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Herrick
Pattison Leads Coshocton County by 560 in Official Count
The official count completed after noon Thursday shows Pattison carrying Coshocton county by 560 votes. Herrick tops the slate for governor with 3289, Pattison 3849. Houck leads lieutenant governor by 151. Other races show Mason over Mason 129 for treasurer and Rice over Ellis 132 for attorney general.
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Coshocton City Votes Show Republican Sweep
The Age reports Coshocton city went Republican aside from two public service board members and one councilman. Official tallies list President race Wetoner 936ands Stacey 166. Treasurer Darnes 974 with Williams at 9. Public Service Crawford 939 Richardson 1090 Hay 986. At Large Tish Hutchheaoe Richardson and Tish on the slate.
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Wee
Richardson
Hay
Sol Tish
Hutchheaoe
Coshocton Men Decline State Nominations
Coshocton residents expected to back state Democratic ticket as two local gentlemen were urged to run but declined citing hopelessness of the cause. Judge Voorhees was urged for supreme judge yet declined and asked friends to desist. W. F. Williams, former county treasurer, also refused a bid for state treasurer during the Columbus convention.
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H. Williams
Columbus
Harding on the Cincinnati election interview remarks
Gov. Harding attributes Herrick defeat to multiple causes including Bessism and liquor interests. He says temperance, the Brannock bill, and state machine dictation hurt Republicans. He blames fear of Cox, hesitancy, and strategic limits on the Cox issue for Pattison’s victory and foresees a reform wave in state politics.
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Hearst Loses Mayor Election Sparks Court Fight
In New York a bitter legal battle looms as George B. McClellan leads Hearst by 2,485 votes. Hearst vows to appeal to the supreme court claiming election fraud by 1,000 inspectors and 30,000 voters having their names counted twice, mainly in East Side districts. Jerome supports Hearst and orders district returns guarded while Tammany vows to uphold the voters’ will.
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Jerome
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Municipal Ownership League
Proposals Extend Probate and County Term Lengths
Amendments adopted Tuesday extend the probate judge term to four years, likely five for Donley, and shift county officer elections to even-numbered years. Incumbents Clark McBane Browning Adams Dixon and Lybarger will serve an extra year, changing terms from two to three years and delaying expirations into 1910.
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Clark
McBane
Sherif Browning
Adams
Dixon
Lybarger
Pattison Likely Governor as Ohio Returns Favor Pattison by 45,000
Latest returns from Columbus show John M Pattison elected Ohio governor by a large plurality with Democrats likely to control both legislative chambers. Early tallies favored Herrick but fuller counts cut his lead. party advantages grow as more counties report.
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John M. Pattison
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Herrick
Fuller
Pattison
Garber
Repubicans
Warner Receives Farewell Banquet After Missouri Victory
United States Senator elect Warner, the first Missouri Republican since 1869 to win a Senate seat, was honored at a farewell banquet in Kansas City. Six hundred Republicans from Missouri and Kansas attended as Gardiner Lathrop acted as toastmaster. Warner praised national issues and endorsed the president’s push for interstate commerce act reforms to ensure a square deal between carriers and shippers.
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United States
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Missouri
Carl Schuren
Midland
Kansas
Gardiner Lathrop
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Tallway
Mayor Smith receives congratulations from Coshocton County society
W A Smith received a telegraphic message after the event, sent by the Coshocton County Society of Columbus, with H B Sowa listed as president, conveying congratulatory remarks to Mayor Smith.
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Coshocton
Artists Bowling Club Holds Weekly Meet at Park View Alley
The artists bowling club met on Park View Alley Wednesday night with unusually large attendance. Scores above 160 included Kowalsky 179 Williams 177 Povens 166 Hoffman 165 Glaser 164 Wever 163 and Queiger 162.
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Qeiger
Mitchell Denies Identical Interests of Capital and Labor
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers spoke at Clinton Indiana where work halted at 12 mines and all local businesses closed for a mass meeting. He said capital and labor are not identical but reciprocal with joint interest in production and markets, though profits division may differ, and cited the joint agreement as a key measure.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Uprising Reported in Santo Domingo Sparks U.S. Naval Response
Washington officials reported an uprising at Macoris in Santo Domingo against President Morales. A cable order sent Rear Admiral Bradford at Guantanamo to deploy a warship to the scene. The cause remains unclear but rumors say leaders traveled from New York to foment conflict ahead of the Santo Domingo treaty Senate action.
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