Pure Ballot Agreement Endorsed by Coshocton Parties
A joint Republican and Democratic executive committeem in Coshocton County issue a pledge for a pure ballot in the November 4, 1902 election. The document vows no use of money or valuables to influence voters and calls for enforcement and prosecution of violators.
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Republican
Democratic
Wheeler
Ohio
Coshocton County
Guy
A. D
Democratic Executive Committee
J.C Fisner
E. F.stockum
Republican Executive Committee
Grorce A. Hay
L. T. Jono
Uhakuian
CoshocTon
T. H. Wheeler
Groner A. Hay
J.C. Fisnen
T.A. Waowinicn
New Corporation Formed In Coshocton Area Oil Firm
The People's Oil and Gas Company, capital $10 060, organized under nu laws, with Samuel Seigrist as president RB Nark as vice president 8 B Dawson secretary CSC Ralston treasurer and E C Rinner on the board. It has leased four to five hundred acres in Washington county and is sinking wells, with prospects of finding good oil and gas producers. The company is composed entirely of Coshocton people hoping for paying quantities of lubricator and luminator.
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The
People’s Oil and Gas Company
Samuel Siegrist
Rb, Nark
B. Dawson
Csc. Ralston
E.C Rinner
Washington County
Coshocton
Everbody
Stricken With Paralysis Improved by Pain Balm
Henderson Grimett of this place was partly paralyzed and lost use of an arm and side. After a period of ineffectual medical treatment, a physician suggested Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After two bottles, he improved greatly. George R. McDonald of Logan county WV reports similar cures. The balm is a noted remedy for rheumatism and bruises. For sale by C. E. Anderson Forbes block.
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C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Midnight White House Talks Aim To End Anthracite Strike
President Roosevelt and J Pierpont Morgan meet with Secretary Root and Robert Bacon as a five man commission to resolve the Pennsylvania anthracite dispute is proposed. Operators favor a public body and plan to refer all labor disputes to the commission for a three year framework.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Root
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bacon
Cortelyou
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Itill
United States
Army
Navy
United States Court of the Eastern District of
New York
Morgan
Wallowines
Roy
Tas
Tal
White House
Mr Moran
Robert Be
Autumn Winds and Memories in a Rural Ballad
A nostalgic verse fills the page recalling April joys and old romances as autumn winds stir memories near pine groves and town streets. The stanza references a tune like Comin Through the Rye and evokes gentle scenes of youth, love, and changing seasons in a Southern town.
Coal Barges Move to Cincinnati and Louisville
In Pittsburg on October 14 sixteen steam boats pulled 270 barges and 24 coal boats bound for Cincinnati and Louisville. They shipped 7,500,000 bushels with about 3,000,000 bushels more expected to depart immediately.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
NOT DEMOCRACY JOHNSON TRICKS HIS PARTY
A historical critique argues Tom Johnson’s single tax by Henry George would strip tax power from all levels of government. It charges Johnson and his ally Bigelow with deceiving Democrats, seeking exclusive land value taxation to fund state and federal expenses. The piece warns Ohio voters about Johnsonism and its impact on ownership and tariffs.
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Henry George
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Bigelow
Democratic Party
George
Unites States
Lima
Congress
Tom
Ohio
The Real Opening in Akron Campaign Debate
An Akron campaign theme contrasts real reform with flashy slogans as Senator Treker and Hanna lead a battle of issues. The Ohio Democratic nominee for secretary of state is highlighted in a speech by Reverend Herbert S. Bimelow, signaling a push for practical progressive messaging.
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Ohio
Ahion
Treker
Hanna
Campan
Oppesiian
Herbert S. Bimelow
Akron
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Destruction of Finland and Finnish emigration to America
Finnish nationals increasingly leave for the United States as a large emigrant party travels from Conneaut to northern Minnesota, seeking land and cabins as agents in Cleveland Plain Dealer report Finland’s depopulation prospect grows amid Russian rule dissatisfaction and a failed two-year harvest. A separate dispatch notes Richard Harding Davis purchasing a 200 acre farm near Barnstable Connecticut with dam and artificial pond project and a nine hole golf course planned. The Kron Prinz Wilhelm collision near Beachy Head is described with a British steamer sunk, and a Texas mob pursuit ends with the capture of James Buchanan after deputies force 25 men to lay down arms in a swamp.
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America
Conneaut
Minnesota
Cleveland Plain
Dexter
Finland
Ap Anthor
Richard Harding Davis
Barnsville
Conn
Greenwich
Monn
New York
Worth
Mir Davis
Kron Pring Wilhelm
Bremen
Canta Richter
Beachy Head
Robert Ingham
Shreveport
John Spracley
Nacogdoches County
Texas
James Buchanan
Jicks
Buchanan
Nacordoches
Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad by CUR Anderson
An old advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets described as easy to take and effective. It lists sale by CUR Anderson located at 192 Forbes book.
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Chamberlain
Cur
Anderson
Forbes
Hard Struggle Amid Life's Burdens and Weariness
A fragmentary report notes a prolonged effort to cope with daily life pressures and emotional fatigue. It references burdens of kindness and mentions weariness tied to ongoing health and mood disorders, conveying a somber, reflective tone.
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Webipe Wuhan
Deani's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Portsmouth Patron
Mr. Jacob Schacfer of 103 West Front Street Portsmouth endorses Dean's Kidney Pills saying they cured his backache three years ago and kept improving. He urges Portsmouth readers to buy at Fisher & Streich's drug store for relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the pills at 1 cents per box.
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A W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
A. W. Chase
E. Anderson
No.2
Forbes Block
Jacob Schacfer
West Front Street
Portsmouth
Dean
Tsai
Fisher & Streich’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Cleveland Leader Attacks Mayor Johnson Tax Stand
The Cleveland Leader accuses Mayor Tom Johnson of tax dodging and double standards. It argues he evades back taxes via injunctions while demanding higher valuations from public service firms, asserting taxpayers deserve full disclosure and payment or proof of underpayment.
The Body of Death in Ohio Politics
A Greenville Tribune contributor argues the Ohio Democratic platform is tainted by Bryanism dubbed the body of death. The Ohio party is urged to abandon free silver and other issues, while Cleveland Mayor Johnson and Parson Bigelow are tied to the issue in a political circus. Voters are expected to reject the dead issue at the polls.
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Ohio
Leo
Greenville
Tribune
Maine
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Kansas City
Johnson
Cleveland
Parson Bigelow
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Old Leaders Missing In Ohio Campaign Roster
The article notes old Democratic leaders in Ohio are absent from the campaign roster yet will influence the November polls. It suggests they are quiet but present, their influence shaping voter sentiment despite not appearing in current lineups.
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Ohio
Kenton
Republican
Seven Years Too Soon For Forgetting
Valentine Nebraska Republican notes free traders singing against protective policy. It claims people forget the last era of national mood in seven years and criticizes the memory of that time while commenting on strikes and political evasion.
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Ca Upom
Valentine
Republiqan
GRPRP
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