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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
4
Public notices describe mailing and delivery terms for The Daily Age, rates for celebrations and obituaries, and advance payment rules. It endorses the Republican county convention ticket as a trustworthy slate and urges voters to support all its candidates for public duty.
A local endorsement urges General Bk Lybarcerar for the Ohio House of Representatives and W A Smith for mayor. The piece argues Lybarcerar’s leadership and sound judgment will benefit Coshocton County and the city, while warning against inexperienced candidates. It stresses the need for capable governance and civic duty.
The good roads meeting is set for tonight at 7 p m in Boyd and Mc Connell's office. All interested citizens urged to attend. National organizer Bir Loucks will attend, alongside board of trade members.
The article lists Republican candidates across state and county tickets including governor Myron T. Herrick, lieutenant governor Andrew L. Harris, Supreme Judge W. C. Davis, Attorney General Wade H. Ellis, and others. It notes remarks by Peter Hitchcock on probate judge qualifications and endorses Dr. R. C. Edwards as a practical probate candidate.
Edward Hoffheinz funeral services were held at the South Ninth Street residence with Rev. Hamilton officiating. The body proceeded to Detroit for interment, escorted by the local Rawles lodge. delegates of the Feales accompanied the remains. John W. Cullen expresses gratitude for friends and neighbors after his wife Nancy Cullison’s death.
Governor Herrick faces sharp charges over alleged bossism against Pattison. The Athens and Clinton county rallies feature defiant defenses, with Herrick rebutting Pattison’s “good versus bad” claim and defending temperance and local option laws.
An article debunks a Democratic list alleging ex soldiers were discharged from the Ohio penitentiary under Governor Herrick. It flags several false names, dead or non soldiers, while noting many veterans remain employed. It cites payroll records showing 464 Civil War and Spanish American veterans and Sons of Veterans in state public service.
In Fremont and Paulding Ohio on the same night Pattison lines with M A Daugherty to attack Governor Herrick over alleged pre election smears. Herrick calls the charge a lie and Daugherty repeats the claim, prompting questions of slander and defamation of character.
Word spread that Wayne County backs Judge Eason for Congress with a developed campaign led by his friends after his Taggart case notoriety. The judge built a nationwide reputation from the Taggart decision.
The story reports Mr. Smith being held up on his way home from a lodge and relieved of all valuables. The Captain of Police asks what was taken and Smith replies everything but the password. Evangelist Wolf of Troy arrived in Coshocton to aid Rev. 7. B. Dillin at the Christian Union church services tonight.
The piece questions Pattison's loyalty to Bryan and his 1896 stance on gold and silver. It recalls Senator Dick's critique of Pattison for backing a gold standard loan clause and asks whether Pattison supported Bryan then or now.
Two months to Christmas and Halloween near as Avon Kennells notes a busy scene. Zanesville welcomes the new woman while weather and politics stir chatter. A humorist street figure and local names Pattison, Chapman, Kilbourne, McLean, Johnson are all mentioned amid casual city color.
A local candidate, Pattisons, is described as being between the devil and the deep blue sea on temperance questions, rendered speechless in a recent debate as reported by the Maryorvilie Tribune.
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