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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
3
Cox says the candidates on the Republican state ticket are good men and had to look good to Cox to get nominated. The New York Press editor complains government employees work for Taft and must make a show of earning salaries.
Washington reports on Sulzer clashing with Macun over expunging speech from the Record and Dalzell’s extended remarks, amid a broader debate on lengthy bills and improvised finance schemes. The piece notes Moore’s currency proposal and public betting at jockey tracks drawing judicial clarifications.
Squire Wimmer handles multiple cases of train jumpers amid a disorderly spree. Officers arrest two youths for riding freights while a third, OMe Doney, pleads guilty to stealing rides. Sentences and fines are issued as the courtroom processed the incidents.
Corininns Speeiad notesMt Vernon editor Harper former Democratic State Central Committee chairman is pushed for the Secretary of State nomination at the convention. The town acts without his knowledge. Harper, among oldest Democratic editors in state service, previously declined convention time. Friends hope he will yield.
A committee announces a series of special evangelistic Lent and Passion Week services at the Park Avenue Clinic near Sanday. The church group will not spare efforts to awaken the community through prayer and preaching.
An employee at a high works shop sustained a deep cut after breaking bottles while handling them at work on Saturday. Co workers applied aid as the wound bled heavily and two stitches were required to close the gash.
An incoherent passage discusses labor versus philosophers and the notion of work. It mentions callouses on a right hand from innings, and references a tabular debt or fountain pent. The text remains unclear and largely nonsensical without additional context.
A sweeping article foresees unprecedented party alignments ahead of the May vote, with Roosevelt and Taft factions drifting and Democratic hopes hinging on convention choices. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on rearmament and possible coalition shifts as Republicans and Democrats wrestle for control of the slate. Also covered is a policy discussion on the commercial value and supply of hickory wood, stressing its critical role and the need for future conservation.
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