Foraker Endorsed for Senate and President by Ohio GOP
Columbus new meeting of the Ohio League of Republican Clubs endorsed Senator Joseph B Foraker for reelection to the Senate and for the Republican presidential nomination. The resolution rejected calls to eliminate him over policy disputes with Roosevelt and Taft campaign manager A L Vorys immediately challenged for a popular primary to determine the party’s presidential choice. About 100 supporters attended the session at the Net Horse. J Mattern presided.
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Columbus
United States
Joseph Benson Foraker
Ohio
Senate
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Foraker
Roose
New Mexico
Arizona
A. L Vorys
Taft
Ohio Republican League
Senator Foraker
Conrad
Resolution of Ohio Republican League backs Foraker at Columbus meeting
The Ohio Republican League voted to hold its next convention in Columbus due to Lebanon’s hotel shortages. Resolutions praised Senator Joseph Benson Foraker and attacked calls for his removal, while affirming loyalty to Republican policies and leaders.
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Steidiati
League
Lebanon
Columbus
Foraker
Warren G. Harding
Republican League of Ohio
Repubcan
Republic
John Sherman
Marcus A. Hanus
Wilam McKinley
Jexeph Benton Foraker
Republican Party
Joseph Benson Foraker
Roosevelt
New Moxico
Brownsville
twenty-Atth United States Infantry
Foraker Hay
Superior Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Golden Medical Discovery touted for torpid liver relief
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for liver sluggishness linked to poor digestion. It claims to restore stomach function, cleanse toxins, and relieve bilious symptoms. Endorsed by physicians, it urges avoidance of hard breads and urges regular use with a free medical extracts book offer.
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Pierce
Roberts Bartholow
Jefferston Medical College
Grover Coe
New York
Oliver
Coe
John King
Scudder
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Ellingwood
N. Y
Taft Supporters Rally Behind Henson Forther as nominee
A Republican gathering in Columbus endorses Joe Henson Forther as standard bearer with a pledge of support for his 1908 Senate re election and a push for Taft as presidential candidate. Taft’s manager Mr Vorys critiques the Ohio committee as not elected locally and calls for direct Republican expression for president.
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amauTe Khon
Hiz Labece
Washington
Senate
United State
Hong
Mabre Vutcry
Joeseph Henson Forther
New Castle Hay Market Crowded With High Quality Hay
Farmers husk corn of ordinary quality while hay rated first class brings top ton price. Notable locals include Jack Cochran and Charles Bell. Lectures planned by Peoples Lecture course host A G Alexander on Friday November 22. Airman Wilson listed as still unwell. Local nimrods busy at Regent and game referenced.
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New Castle
Jack Cochran
Charles Bell
Clifford Bell
A. G. Alexander
Missouri
Wilson
Regent
New Bedford Stove Explodes Injuring Home Dwellers
In New Bedford on November 21 a kitchen stove exploded at the home of Emmanuel Link. Neighbors quickly fought the flames, limiting damage to the insurance company. Several locals and out of town guests attended the Rinner-Lower wedding. Emmanuel Snyder is listed as ill with grip.
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New Bedford
Chas, Fisher
Robert Dummermuth
Coshocton
Filiza Gouter
Emmanuel Link
J Cc. Youngermire
Slaughter Ida
Martha
F. Lal
Fiépthure
Maryland
Albert Lowe
Fleury Leiendecker
John Morlege
Canton
Wm. Wendt
Mre. A. Luke
Blaomfield
Emmanuel Snyder
Thanksgiving Turkey Neck Objections and Court Notice
A fragmented item recalls Thanksgiving customs with talk of necks and wishbone pleasures, noting turkey necks and a wish to shorten them. The piece ends with a Philadelphia court ruling: Hartje divorce appeal denied, favoring Mrs Harte.
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Hartje
Philadelphia
Harte Alvorce
Harje
Dawson dies after typhoid and pneumonia illness
Miss Zelia Dawson of South Elexonth Street died this morning following nearly a year of illness. Born October 19 1886 in Jackson township she lived on the home farm except two and a half years in Coshocton. Daughter of Quincey Dawson she is survived by her father and five sisters Augusti Ora Edith Mary and Anna. A former Citizens Telephone Exchange operator she later worked for Gleason Lumber Co. Funeral held at the Christian church on South Seventh Street with Rev. F E Peters officiating. interment at South Lawn cemetery.
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Dawson
Zelia Dawson
South
Elexonth Street
Miss Dawson
Quincey Dawson
Christian Church
F. E. Peters
South Seventh Street
South Lawn Cemetery
Changes in Trade as Markets Shift Seasons
A traveling salesman for a large millinery house notes a shift in sales patterns. He recalls starting spring stock in March and carrying Tuif stock until September, but says current practice sells summer items now and sells winter goods in summer. He fears continued change could force Easter bats for Christmas gifts.
Masons Plan Big Day for Thanksgiving
The Blue Lodge schedules a Thanksgiving Day event starting at 3 p m to exemplify Entered Apprentice and Master Mason degree work and to be followed at 5 20 p m by an elaborate banquet for members.
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Blue Lodge
Burrell Finishes Cement Walks at Gros Saloon
Burrell completed a cement walk along Gros salon at the Makn and Ghostout intersection and holds the contract for a cement walk around the new fire stallion, though spring work may delay it.
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HH. Burrell
Gros’ Salon
Makn
Ghostout Street
New Bridge Nears Completion at Wills Creek Site
The Iron bridge at Wills Creek is on the ground ready to be placed on the abutments as soon as they are completed.
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Wills Creek
New Road Nears Completion at Conesville Route
The new road leading to Conesville between the homes of Ham Robinson and John Lapp is nearing completion. Supervisors Ham Robinson and B. Mack oversee excavations and fills as the surface solidifies for a better roadbed.
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Conesville
Putire
Conceville
Ham Robinson
John Lapp
Ham Robinson Snd
B. Mack
Coshocton Annexes East and South Territory
The city council approved annexation of the east and south areas of Coshocton. County records and petitions filed, and the ordinance accepting the territory receives its final publication in Todas's Age. The new area is now legally part of Coshocton.
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Shoeton
Recorder's Agee
Coshocton
Todas
Age
Squire Court Case Highlights Juror Sleep Breach
In Squire Wimmer's court, EH Mariman faces a charge from his wife for beating her. The defendant, Bil, arrived drunk and denied the assault, later nodding off in court. Squire Wimmer admonished the behavior and ordered further action. The report also notes Adams Township Sunday School convention set for Taylor's Church on Sunday, Dec 1 with sessions at 1 and 6:30 pm.
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Squire's Court
EH Mariman
Squire Wimmer
Hint
Bil
Squire
ADAMS
Adama Township
Aran
Taylor's Church
Game group to prosecute nervy hunters over fox shooting
Coshocton County Game Protective Assn officials denounce a hunter who shot at a fox on leased Johnson and McDermott land above Coshocton. The 600 nerve lease area will be watched and the case prepared for action by the association to enforce protection and pursue steps against the offender.
State institute head urges extra year in course of study
Columbus report to the governor urges adding one year to the curriculum at the State Institute to better prepare students for life. Samuel Huston, state highway commissioner, asks for a $458,050 appropriation for next year with a $165,000 balance on hand. Several counties have not funded road work under the Root roads plan.
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Columbus
Jones
State Institute For the
Deat Uni Dumb
Iis
Samuel Huston
Bickel Files for Divorce After Home Affair
Roscoe wallpaper man Mr Bickel seeks divorce from wife alleging adultery with Worthy Palmer near his home on November 19 1907 and other times in 1907 custody of two children Harry 18 and Irene 15 the couple married April 1 1888 at Spring Mountain through lawyers Deman & McDermott The petition was filed today in mockabe court and requests divorce and child custody.
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Bickel
Te EH
Roscoe Wall
Mobake Court
Dimean & McDermott
Spring Mountain
Harry 1
Irene
Volunteer Firefighters Resign in Body at City Hall
The old volunteer fire department men met at city hall on Wednesday and resigned as a group to take effect January 1. The move aims to allow the Safety Board to organize a new minute men service with the paid fire department. The volunteers are thanked for years of service and support.
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City Hall
Srefty Board
Minute Men
Pall Fire Department
Bubbg
Wild Geese Hover Near Adamsville, Seen Frequenting Winter Dock
Adamsville Register notes a large flock of wild geese, about 100 birds, observed near the town, with Wintering geese spending several years in the area. The Fairviews M. E. church has returned and is seen frequently in Adamsville.
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Adams
Fairviews
M. E
Adamsville Register
Foraker Opposes Opposition to Primary Bloc In Ohio
Senator Foraker comments on the Ohio Republican League urging it to voice its views as a legitimate group. He supports Mr Vorys agreeing to suspend the matter from the voluntary primary. Joe Wilmot, witness in the Bordenkircher murder case, placed under a $200 peace bond by Mayor Smith on assault charges, later released after a court appearance.
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Washington
Foraker
Itrappaurs
League of Republican
Chiba
Ohio
League
Vorys
al Uw
Wilmot
Joe Wilmot
Bordenkircher
Borden
Mayor Smith
Columbus Hunters Visit Noted Residents Near Raintela Road
Mr and Mrs Rey Vance of Columbus visit J A Jenninga on the Ralnfela road for a few days during the Holbon period. Frank Vanier and Mr Parks of Columbus also enjoy a brief stay. Tintame visits are at the home of Arhtey and Benton Jennings on Plain Nelroid.
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Columbus
Rey Vance
Columbis
J. A. Jenninga
Ralnfela Road
Prank Vanier
Mr. Parks
Columns
Arehtey
Benton Jennings
Canal obstruction suit in Franklin township court
W. IS Wilson, canal collector, sues Squire 0 NS Blants in Franklin township for $20 alleging officials blocked the canal by placing trees on the Stephen Dawson bridge. The action claims obstruction by township agents at the bridge in Franklin township.
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Wilson
Squire
NS Blants
Franklin Township
Fla Offherk
Pranklin
Newcomerstown Plans Wagon Bed Factory Arrival
Newcomerstown is urged to host a Dentwood works wagon bed factory carried by Musera May and McMiur amin from Steubenville. They seek two acres of ground and a six percent investment to employ up to 50 workers, aiming to start operations for wooden work on hug Kick and other vehicles.
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Newcomerstown
Newcomerstownia
Musera May
McMiuramin
Steubenville
Dentwood
Z W Ryan Rebuilds Bank Er Factory After Adamerii Fire
Z W Ryan undertakes reconstruction of a bank er factory in Adamerii following a recent devastating fire. Local officials assist in assessing damage and coordinating temporary operations as repairs begin.
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Z. W. Ryan
Banker
Adamerii
Grange notes and hunting season concerns at Oak Grove
The Coshocton county Pomona met at Perry Grange hall with sixty five members. Geo Scott lectured on Why Boys Leave the Farm. Oak Grove members and neighbors discussed Grange activities and an upcoming annual election. Hunters reported high activity causing damage to livestock and crops, prompting landowners to protest and demand access restrictions for hunters.
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Oak Grove
Graves
The
Grange
Coshocton
Pomona
Perry Grange Hall
Geo Scott
Perry Grange
Scott
Mer
Tk. Ay Foda
Jesse Stonehgcker
Clara Stingel
Beynlee Tompkins
Ollie Puser
Goo, Fetters
Hiram |Richeson
Cuntoh
Samuel Far
Charles Espich
Indiana
Geo. Wyler Selgel Mcfarland
Bride
Canton
McFarlnd
Gitta
Heir Schol House
Lewis McFarland
Charles Orin
Asbury
Norman
National Grange
Sakerove
Thin
oMcini Jorgan
N. Z.’ Baehelder
Hunt
Avery
Parton
Geo. Wyler
Turkey Lock
War Path
Stork
Ieft
New
Marc Philips
Tennyson
Voluad
Tislaounon Stonehocker Brothers
Horke
Shils
Charles Bet
College Ready for Its New Journal at West Lafayette
A student committee at West Lafayette college plans a rival student paper with Hoffmann ex-Sporting Editor of The Age as editor in chief. Ella Harbourt Herbert Ogburn and D W Johnson hold key editorial and business roles as the group finalizes the first issue and calendar, with November targeted for the premiere.
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Hhe
West Lafayette College
Misa
EB. Noftman
P. R Davis
Techs
Tecembe
Efe. Hoffman
the Age
Ella Harbourt
Herbert O. Ogburn
D. W. Johnson
Board of Examiners Offers Theory Practice Questions
The Board of Examiners announces that questions for the present year will be based on ar gument upon Kings Rational fin ing. Submissions are available for $1.00 by addressing The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle in Columbus Ohio.
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Board of Examiners
Ohio
Reading Circle
Columbus
Hoskinson Real Estate Firm Listing in Zanesville
A truncated notice advertises Hoskinson Real Estate at 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio offering Salt Muskingum County properties and business sites. It mentions bonds and government bonds accepted in exchange and references a local building and development focus with unspecified bargains.
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Hoskinson Real Estate
Salt— Muskingum County
Zanesville Homes
Buildtig
Barguins
Laskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Weet Lafayette Mfg Co Enameling Plant Closes
The enameling plant at Weet Lafayette Mfg Co near West Lafayette closed about two weeks ago and will likely not reopen. The wooden novelty factory under the same plantment also shut down recently. Material delays hinder enamel production, prompting layoffs of about seventy workers across the two facilities. The shutdown effects the engine setup as production lines halt.
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West Lafayette
Weet Lafayette Mfg. Co
Ddgmn
Enamiing
Botag
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