Nash and Durbin Echo Ohio Campaign Energy
In a rally style excerpt Nash urges the crowd to back McKinley and the Republican path, praising the administration of past leaders and stressing unity under Republican leadership. He argues the contest is pivotal for next year and asks for a large victory to support the president's arduous duties. The remarks reference Jefferson Madison and Polk and commend Asa S. Bushnell’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Madfeon and
Polk
Nash
Asa S. Bushnell
William McKinley
Ohio
Durbin Addresses Ohio Election Debate Against Tariff Change
The speaker praises Durbin as a future Ohio governor and urges fair, issue based voting. He recalls tariff debates, factory closings, and unemployment before criticizing Democrats for free trade and rallying voters with industrial decline contrasts.
Debates on Imperialism and Policy Echo Across Crowd
Speakers denounce silver policy and praise Republican imperial ambitions in the Philippines. They argue for continued naval power and the Nicaragua Canal as duties of national destiny, while denouncing Democratic cries for surrender. Applause follows fiery claims of progress and liberty under the party.
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Ohio
Laugter
Billy Srgan
George K. Nashvy
Zanesville
Plank
Philippines
Dewwerats
McKinley
Bryan
Nicaragua Canal
Republican Party
Havana
Porto Rico
Manila
Wells Bring In Big Gas at Moore and Caton Farm
Peter Neff drilled a successful well on the Moore and Caton farm near New Castle. The sand entered at 774 feet and the drill yielded gratifying results. Neff plans more wells on his lease due to apparent high productivity in the area. Michael Stonehocker drove to the city from Canal Lewisville, parked his $125 horse and top buggy on Third Street, and offered $25 reward plus a $25 fine for recovery of the outfit stolen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nef
Moore & Caton
New Castle
Neff
Michael Stonehocker
Lewisville
Third Street
Healler
Millersburg Defeats Nillersberg 1-0 In Friday Pitching Duel
Nillersberg High School softball team travelled to Millersburg Friday and lost 1-0. Baker delivered several solid hits but the offense failed to convert.
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Millersburg
Baker
Miss Lockheart Praises Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Miss N J Loceheart reports relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She says tumor pain bloating and kidney issues faded from the first bottle and credits Mrs Pinkham for prompt free replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Loceheart
Extra- Bara
Comings and Goings in Coshocton Society News
Dean Stanley is in New York on business. Glover of Keene, Luke of West Bedford, Gray visiting Massillon. Decker and Hoagland couples in Avondale and Port Washington. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Daniels visiting Coshocton. Jinge Voorhees to New Lexington for court. Miss Gregg guest of Mrs. Drummond. Borle of Cleveland called for illness. Decker ill with lung trouble. Yonker family back in Paris. Miss Manner attended Epworth League in Marville. Mizers returned from northern Michigan. Helter and Glover guests in city. Weisser hosting Mrs. Marx of Chicago. McCann guest of Carbatt in Rancee. Fisher and Wilson return from Wisconsin. Clemens and Tell guests in Lewisville. Riker returns from Midvale. Kipp guests on Chestnut. Estella Carhart to Love City wedding. Masten guests on Second Street. Edgar family leaving for Cleveland. Neely and Taylor guests of Way. Lennon returns from Los Angeles visit. Dethoff returns from Paw Paw. Klineknecht returns from Detroit. Wrights visit Keene and Reacee. Ingram returns to Chicago. Mrs Lennon home from Prairie Chapel. Baby news for the Hunt family. Irena Brenner and Mittie Hoagland guests of Hoaglands. Biges returns to work. Rev. A J Sever and family move to 1005 Adams Street. Community welcomes them.
Local tradesmen updates and social notices
J. W. Loos moved to Kron as pressman with Hay Loos maintaining interest. Mrs Joby entertained friends at her deer arc SIMS and Chesthai gatherings. Wess Maxwell, brother-in-law of Mrs Edwards, was seen at Pricer day evening amid talk of a sudden westward departure.
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J. W. Loos
Kron
Sik O
Ara of
Hay & Loos
Bes
Joby
Deere Ar Sims
Tag Wallan Ia Phar
Wess Maxwell
Courthouse Notes on Real Estate Transfers and Insurance
Courthouse news lists William J. Philabeum transferring land to William McPherson in White Eyes township, and several other parcels including Clark and Coshocton townships with varying sums. A crash of details covers estate moves, a fire safety note, and upcoming excursion rates from Columbus to Newark for the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R.martin
Coshucton
Tor l
Warsaw
St. Hriage
Symester Vamlusen
Lite Hough
Tod
Baba
Lawsuit Filed Over Property Damages and Brichsant Claim
Chartes Parks sues Eaath Ree in Squire Morties court seeking 10.75 dollars in damages for alleged property harm. Trial was set for Thursday but postponed. a jury will decide the case when heard.
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Chartes Parks
Eaath Ree
Brichsant
Squire Morties and
Wats
Ney Ia
Tan Jury
New Rector Accepts Trinity Episcopal Church Post
Rev. C. M. Pullen of Green Bay Wisconsin has accepted the Trinity Episcopal church rectorship and arrived Thursday. He conducted services at Trinity and will oversee St Marks church in Mill Creek. Pullen is noted as a strong pulpit orator who attracts members and plans new church buildings. His wife and family may move here soon.
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C. M. Pullen
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
St. Marks Church
Mill Creek
Pullen
Mr. Patten
Right at Home Town Topics and Local Happenings
Irvay Hardware Co Charles Stills shipped a load of 25 cattle to Canton Friday. Verne McClintock in the Tuscarora lithography department suffered a severe hand injury in a press. Walnut Street paving closure awaits contractor Adams. Presby terian ladies social society gathers Wednesday at 1 30. Judge Eason grants Meda Morris divorce from Ira B Morris for neglect. Washington McCune pension rises from 12 to 17 monthly dating from October 1888. Mr W Wimner attorney. Clarification confesses error in announcing two strangers at Mr and Mrs COD Brooke home. it is a newborn son.
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Presby Terrain Church
Samech
Eason
Meda Morris
Ira B. Morris
Warsaw
Washington McCune
Plainfield
W. Wimmer
Thurston Preparatory School Plans Open September
Thurston Preparatory School on Shady Avenue Pittsburg announces a home school for youth in connection with the current show. Miss Alice M. Thurston provides catalog and information as the school prepares to open September 3. Betihensiteow.
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Thurston Preparatory
Shady Avenue
Pittsburg
Tytrlsh
Bor
Alice M. Thurston
Betihensiteow
Fine upland Coshocton farm with peach orchard
In Tonroe township east of Spring Mountain Coshocton county a highly productive upland farm offers abundant timber and springs plus a 1500 tree peach orchard bearing varieties suited to shipping. The ridge averages a peach crop three years in four for twenty years. Private sale with cash or easy terms or trade for a smaller farm. Call Co B McCoy Coshocton Ohio for details.
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Coshocton County
Tonroe Township
Spring Mountain
Co. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Ohio
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Frank A. Durbin
Nis
Major Plate
Durbin
Lapres
Gextlemeex
Scott
Columbus
Billy Bryan
Chlothia
Peter Neff
Nillersberg
Miss Lockheart
Mrs. Pinkham
Dean Stanley
New York
T. H. Glover
Keene
P. D. Luke
West Bedford
Thomas Gray
Massill
William Decker
Avondale
A. F. Hoagland
Port Washington
William Crawford
Newcomerstown
City
Daniels
Adams
Walnut Street
Jinge Voorhees
New Lexington
Alice Gregg
Barnesville
F. A. Drummond
Edward Borle
Cleveland
Joseph Decker
Emma Manner
Epworth League
Mirichsville
French Mizer
Northern
Michigan
Helter
Gnadenhutten
George Helter
North Second Street
G. W. Glover
Cadiz
Charles Glover
Lee Avenue
Pauline Weisser
North Fourth Street
Henry Marx
Chicago
Eleanor McCann
Cambridge
John Carbatt
Rancee
Shirley Fisher
Jennie B. Wilson
Chara Clemens
Alex Tell
Ella Riker
Midvale
Edward Kipp
Wellsburg
W. Va
Kipp
Chestnut Street
Estella Carhart
Thescas
Love City
L. J. Masten
Blooming Grove
Earl Maston
Second Street
George Edgar
Sil
W. C. Neely
Coraopolis
John Taylor
Bloomsburg, O
J. Way
Samuel Lennon
Los Angeles
Cal
A. J. Lennon
FLW
Dethoff
A. Judson Wright
Paw Paw
Mich
Willam E. Klineknecht
Detroit
Reacee
A.judson Wright
FL W. DeGrait
T. By Reed
Floyd Ingram
Hourishimg
AT. Lennon
Prairie Chapel
J. Clark
Rot. Hunt
Irena Brenner
Youngstown
Mittie Hoagland
Keen
William Biges
Akron
Roscoe
A. J. Sever
The
Christian Church
Perry
James Shepler
Adams Street
Lever
Corton, Merino and
AML
NEW Idea
Underskirts
Clyons & CQ
New Idea Store
Main Street
Courthouse News
Stacy
Mus. Stacy
Jbrarr
Coshocten
Pennsylvania
Ewark
Security
Carter
Coshouton Markets
Caickens
Harpouna
Spersack
Barnes, Demoss & Co
Leno
Cormand
Ewan
Brier
Irray Hardware Co
Charles Stills
Canton
Hoy
Dr. Toland
Grace Church
Verne McClintock
Tuscarora
Mayer Cassingham
Fine Farm
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