Local Notices on Church Festivals and County Officials
Tax and election notices list county officials and candidates including Secretary Lu G Layton and Judge W B Crew. Notices describe church festivals and entertainments to raise funds, with details on admission charges and obituary and marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lu. G. Layoln
Aaron County
Supreme Court
W. B. Crew
Morgan County
Moraace Ankensty
Green Co
Board of Public Works
William Kirtley
Defiance Co
Postmaster McCoy under fire over editorial duties
A local dispute centers on B McCoy postmaster of Coshoeton who defends his time spent writing editorial columns for the Daily and Standard newspapers. Opponents argue his duties as clerk of courts have suffered, while McCoy asserts the critique is a crude falsehood and an attack on political rivals.
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B.mccoy
Coshoeton
Mizr
Be McCoy
TRE Act
Democrat and Standard
Pont Street
Campaire
Fragmentary Text Reflects The Times And Tones
Reading fragments show references to Tom Johnson and a troubled political mood. Mentions of coal prices, corn and heat hint at energy issues. A life saver captain and Mobson’s selection appear as dangling details amid clipped phrases. The piece implies ongoing public debate and media battles without clear events.
Political Rhetoric and Debt Notes Amid Turbulent Times
A confused blend of editorial banter cites labor and capital clashes against public needs while noting a Republican led surge in money supply and heavy debt reduction in September. It mentions a Wall Street tone on spending and hints at political maneuvering through tabloid phrasing about figures and public figures.
Roosevelt stance seen as key in Pennsylvanian miners strike
The excerpt argues that regardless of legal basis President Roosevelt supported a settlement in the Pennsylvania coal miners dispute. It suggests Big Labor and public interest figures backed the resolution, framing it as a major political breakthrough.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Coal strike sparks national price surge and greed blame
Critics charge state coal strike reveals reckless operator manipulation driving up costs across the country. Advocates warn that profiteering could backfire as millions face higher energy bills and living costs amid the contentious labor dispute.
Fragmentary Local Note From Mansfield NW
A garbled Mansfield NW OCR fragment mentions a person related to a horse or stallion scene at Santee pansion. The text is unreadable in large parts but hints at a damp condition and the term ATOMObUe Lo po ume.
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Tom Doboson
Mansfield
Fragmented Text on Public Debate and Policy
A garbled OCR passage discusses disagreements among a group labeled as honest polities. It mentions questions before the people at the United States and local county concerns, with unclear names and places, suggesting a political dispute and calls for a suitable approach to governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Catella
Dubied
Cannon Likely to Be Next Speaker in Congress
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that Joseph G Cannon leads in experience and knowledge to head the House. It cites strong Western and Eastern support and calls him a useful, influential figure for the speakership. The piece highlights party unity and potential impact on governance.
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Cannon
Lerehedd
Joel
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Andrew Carnegie's Vast Gifts Stir Ohio Tax Debate
Report of Andrew Carnegie’s large annual fortune allocations sparks a tax valuation clash in Ohio and Indiana. Attorney Clifford Clarke interrupts a Columbus speech while defecting mayoral ignorance and contrasting valuations of Nickel Plate Railroad property. The Cleveland Leader notes heated arguments over under and over valuation affecting taxation.
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Oireck
Stali Menta
Ohio
Taodiana
Tolo F H. Clarke
Mer
Clarke
Johnean
Columbus
Donnson
Cleveland
Glarke
Conoress
Mr. Burton
Mir
Johinson
Nikel Phipe
Tadiana
Justin
Para arrives Kingston reporting crisis in Santa Marta Colombia
The British steamer Para from Colon brings news of a grave situation at Santa Marta. Rebels hold Tenerife with four four-pounder guns as government forces fight to control the area. The Macalena river area is cut off, and minister Senora Forest, returning from Bogota, was captured by rebels last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Para
Cuova
Colon
Santa Marta
Colombia
Macdelena
Tenerife
Teneriffe
Senora Forest
Boguta
Lost on Points as OBrien Beats Maher in Six Rounds
In Philadelphia on October 4 Jack OBrien defeated Peter Maher over six rounds at Ariel Athletic Club before a large crowd. Maher pressed early but OBrien jabbed well and a late rally by Maher was halted by the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maher
O’brien
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Analand
Ariel Athletic Club
Maher
O'Brien
What Democracy Has Done About Trusts
The Record argues no national statute exists from the party, tracing trust policy from 1888 to 1900. It notes Republican triggers like the Sherman Act and constitutional debates, and accuses Democrats of avoiding new anti trust measures while urging enforcement of older Republican laws, citing Attorney General Knox's actions against trusts.
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Bryan
Thar Party
William Steinley
Congress
Republican Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Havinng
Knox
Chicago
Inter Ovean
Free Trade Trusts Debate Echoes Through Lewiston
Congressman Littlefield denounces free trade trusts as thousands of trusts spread across lands without protection. The speech, likely noted by Democratic observers, accuses corporate leaders of risk, while slamming railroad magnates like Tom Johns on fares. The Columbus Grove Vidette cites the remark, framing it as a worker party critique and political maneuver.
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Littlefield
Lewiston
Maine
Aru Vetera
Europe
Mtattlefeld
Wall
Worker
Tom Johnsson
Rauways
Tom
Columbus Grove
Roosevelt Quote on Corporate Reform and Public Good
A historical quotation from President Roosevelt emphasizes the aim to reform corporations for the public interest rather than destroy them. The message advocates making business power serve citizens and societal welfare.
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President Roosevelt
Insane Man Killed After Fireman Slaying Near Wausau
A man reputedly Raymond, thought insane, killed after shooting St Paul fireman John Houcks last week in a cab chase at 35 miles per hour. Otto Wenzel then killed the assailant 25 miles west of Wausau Kee, ending a week of alarm in Amberg Pembine and Dunbar. Crowds Hear General Booth In New York Salvation Army Campaign
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Marinette
Wis
John Houcks
St. Paul
Wausaukee
Otto Wenzel
Chariea May
Amberg
Pembine
Dunbar
Raymond
General Booth
New York
Academy of Music
Salvation Army
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Bimself
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Leopold
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Woodson Wilson
Proeetarn Uve
Ford Grover Cleveland
Dal Watson
Parton
Lerehos
Andrew Carnegie
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Farmers ‘Want
FGR Sale
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Hentinge Geegdas
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Peres
Teondale OE
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Lee
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St. Miles
Gondale
Promises
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Keene
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Lawton & Bushman
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Cornocton County
Callar
C. Bowen
Scrofula
Hood
Sxreen
Troy
Ghia
Pitts
Duff's College
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Main Street
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