Gov. Harding speech eclipses Pattison in Coshocton area
Still Town-Talk notes how Gov. Hard ing's Saturday address overwhelmed John M. Pattison's Coshocton appearance. The piece covers temperance law review, graft denial, spending critiques, and praise for Gov. Herrick's administration as the campaign rhetoric intensifies. It highlights Beall law alignment, district dry votes, and the inheritance tax quip used to sway voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Hamilton County
Patison
James Campbell
Mvagne
Nervous man seeks help at Coshocton county station
A tall man from Newman Illinois, claiming never to have been on a train or left Coshocton county, asks Officer Herman Beckett to hinder and watch over him. He gives the name Chis Duting and is escorted to the Panhardle for the west as onlookers listen in amazement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Terrick
Herman Beckett
Ian
Linton Township
Cashocton County
Newman
Illinois
Beckett
Cashocton
Chis Duting
Claudius
MD Oilivar Beckett
Amansesment
Columbus Sunday
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies, Hall's Catarrh
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It claims nine of ten cases improve with constitutional treatment and offers $100 for any deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonial about Dr. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and a note to ask druggists for Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Russian loan talks edge toward final agreement
Paris and St Petersburg sources report ongoing talks on a large international loan near 500 million dollars. French American English and German banking groups convene to set participation bases but a French delegate’s illness delays progress. negotiations proceed harmoniously with most details yet to be settled before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Naval display threat to Turkey amid Macedonian control dispute
Vienna reports powers will present joint note to the Turkish government over Macedonian finances and demand consent to international interference if ultimatums are ignored. Turkey objects to the plan as stated in notes to ambassadors in Constantinople. Separately, Fall River mill talks reject owner offer and seek profit sharing after 12½ percent cut. No immediate strikes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Vienna
Tis
Jont
Whonacone
Ashib
Fall River
Mass
Fall Raver Textile Council
Vngamved Cotton
Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio News: Woman Hangs Herself Twice and Other Local Incidents
A Columbus woman, Mary C Jobs, hanged herself in her yard after a mistaken belief that the law prevented cutting her down. A doctor’s later actions suggest saving her life might have been possible. Also reports of a boat accident near Marietta with one drowning, three waterspouts off Ashtabula, a pastor suffering a cerebral hemorrhage in Cincinnati, a Delaware depot safe blown, a Dayton soldier found dead, a Lima banker’s death from typhoid, and a Tremont City man killed by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary C. Jobs
Car hits wagon. two killed and eight injured at crossing
At a crossing near Southport Indianapolis on October 2 a car collided with a wagon loaded with a party returning from the country. The dead include Sennne Russet, Harvey James, and others. eight injured, driver confused and wagon pulled onto the rails. Incendiary fires then erupt in Ridawas and nearby, destroying a theatre and two barns. militia called as no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Acento Iles
Southport
Cat Na Oon
Didiapolis
Columbus
Ytiaeton
Harvey James
Tupe
Masset
Sadie Russell
Lydia Morison
Rocky Mountain Ten Pancakes Ad Copy Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text promotes Rocky Mountain Ten pancakes by C F Anderson and Mrs Austins Pancakes, touting superiority with phrases about a pretty face, rosy cheeks, and a trip across the sea, urging readers to ask their grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
C. F. Anderson
Baker's Admission and Churches as Political Staging Grounds
Ackenwietges and Purley A Baker push churches to host Sunday political meetings to aid Pattison and the Democratic party, signaling a shift as clergymen resist partisan use. Baker boasts of arousing rural districts while clergy show growing reluctance to be used for campaigns amid ongoing pressure for fair hearins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Republian
Pattison
Democratic Party
North Ohio
M. E
Shelby
Purley A. Baker
Baker
Onio
Mark Hanna
Anti- Saloon League
Ohio Fraternal Beneficiaries Law Viewed as Model
The 1904 Ohio act regulating fraternal beneficiary associations is hailed as a model law. It protects policy holders, ensures money safety, allows inspections, and supports company welfare. Reform backed by Insurance Commissioner Vorysmo and allies limits opposition from old line life firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertick
Senate
Ohio
Old Line Life Insurance
Old Line
Pattison
Fraternal Beneficial Associations
Vorysmo
Testimony from Newark nurse on Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
A trained nurse from Newark asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles within four months after doctors failed. She recommends the remedy to patients with diverse symptoms from irregular menstruation to backache and nervous debility, praising its universal effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pohlman
Chester Avenue
Newark
N. J
Blockley Training School
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tax rates in Cleveland cited by Dayton Journal and Marietta Register
The Dayton Journal and Marietta Register criticize Cleveland Mayor Tom L. Johnson's tax policy. Cleveland voters face 3.17 percent tax levy this year, up 19 cents from last year, with a record city levy under Johnson. The state levy remains unchanged while Cincinnati’s is 2.17, highlighting party contrasts in home rule debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Cincinnati
Tom Johnson
Dayton Journal
Notable Obits and Crimes in Brief from Across the Nation
Mrs. Lloyd Wheaton, 40, wife of Major General Lloyd Wheaton, dies in Chicago after a monthlong illness. Francis B. Runder, St. Louis post office cashier, arrested for a $9 shortage. An Indian man held up near Werrville, Pa, by highwaymen, robbed of $3,900. he represents an Italian bank in Philadelphia. Japanese transport Sancrt sinks after mine collision. 51 of 54 crew saved. X W Savage buys Ed Patch for $5,000. Ed Patch proves fastest of the Dan Patch group. Colonel William Simms, Huntington stock dealer, dies during poker game with friends. big pot on, he gasps and dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wheaton
Lloyid Wheaton
Chicago
Francis B. Runder
St. Louis
Werrville
Ialian Bank
Philadelphia
Sancrt
Newchwang
Dalny
W Savage
Dan Patch
Ed Patch
Edgar Beeming
Danville
Ind
William Simms
Huntington
W. Va
Simms Drew & Toyal
Union Coal Mine Status Report
Fragmentary note reports a coal mine named Union Coal Mine with unclear fate and orders. Mentions a place or person descriptors and a phone line, but details are unreadable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coshocton
Party of Morality
Tie
Toe
Handley
Campbell
Graver
Coshocton County
Columbus Officer
Ohio News
Marietta
Beverly
H L Williamson
C Ho Nixon
Will Selby
Lowell
Muskingum River
Willamson
Nixon
Young Selby
Ashtabula
Cinenpati
O. Getch-Rey
John F Band
Linwood Presbyterian Church
Rey Baud
Indiana
Delaware, O
Hocking Valley
Dayton
Rolla H. Grafton
Urbana
Lima
Springfield
Harrison Ryman
Tremont City
Ridawas
Pohlman
Chas,w. Loos
Mr. Pattison
George B. Cox
Democratic
Marietta Register
Union Coal Mine
W. H. Williams
Main Street
Promapuy
Crocery
Jersey
Virginia
W. A Smith
Chas. W. Loos
D. S. Fawcett
Prince's Cafe
Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!