Democratic State Convention Nominating Delegates for 1908 Ballot
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention of the Democrats of Ohio to nominate candidates for state offices for the November 1908 election. It will be held in Columbus on May 5 and 6. Each county gets one delegate per 506 votes for John M. Pattison and one more for votes over 200. Delegates elected by primaries or mass conventions must be chosen in advance, with counties designated for the time and place. The Seventeenth district delegates are listed by county totals for Coshocton Holmes Licking Wayne Tuscarawas and others, with a total and a required number toadhere.
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Lastofe the Great
Lavbie Boy
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Senate
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England
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Pilot
Tium
Secure
Miumbrino Patchen
McMurray
Fife
Democratic primary votes loom in Coshocton race
Fragmented canvass from Coshocton County politics shows candidates for treasurer and other offices in the Democratic field subject to the primary results. The year 1907 state budget and county conventions are discussed amid calls for reform and voter engagement as factions contemplate slate planning and reputational implications.
Creed of Conservatism and Safety for Customers
A bank promotes a creed of conservative policy and safety. It pledges equal courteous service to every customer, large or small, inviting association with the institution and promising to uphold its stated creed in daily operations.
Formidable rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination
New York Democratic leaders indicate Governor Johnson of Minnesota and Jude Gray of Delaware will contest the Denver convention. Gray is seen by many as the strongest nominee, while northern New York leaders advocate Johnson. Gray’s friends have begun active support, and Johnson says he is in friends’ hands without an organized campaign.
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New York State
Johnson
Minnesota
Jude Gray
Delaware
Denver
Judy Gray
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Peace talks hinge on Roosevelt and Ohio votes
The article discusses a stalled peace program stalled by Roosevelt with one obstacle in Ohio. It notes prior blocking of similar overtures, changes since, and the need to restore harmony or risk sacrificing the state's electoral votes. It also mentions Senator Feraker advocating a cautious approach and urges substantial bridge repairs to ensure safety and long-lasting use.
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Ator
Ronsevelt
Ithent
Ohio
Feraker
Slow to Select a Senate Candidate in Protracted Party Debate
In a lengthy party dispute, Democrats argue over delaying the choice of a senatorial candidate. Costs to hold precinct elections are high, risking exclusion of ordinary voters and forcing the convention to weigh a costly path versus a potentially safer but unpopular shortfall. The debate centers on budget, timing, and party loyalty.
Proposals for Coshocton county bridges and street railways
The article argues for widened street railways across Coshocton County linking Canal Dover, noting rail access from the north must cross Tone bridges and reach Main Street. It stresses bridges must support wagons and cars with heavy loads and calls for broader, sturdier construction to integrate transportation growth.
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Washoetou
Shea de Butt
Bat Boy
Beishhourlag
Eests
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Tone Bridges
Wrnetlire
Canal Dover
Three New Drays Added to Miller Express
Miller announces three new drays on his Express line. The additions expand coal and freight capacity, improving scheduling and service reach for regional customers.
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Miller
eXpress
Dr Hutton to Visit Park Hotel Friday
Dr Hutton the eye specialist will be at the Park hotel on Friday April 1st. Thieves entered Hay Axle works Monday night and carried off a valuable leather belt long and wide. The belt valued at approximately 60 dollars.
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Dr. Hutton
Witl
the Park Hotel
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