Governor Harmon's Plain Speaking at Jefferson Dinner in New York
The article notes Governor Harmon's Jeffersonian ideals urging frugal government and economy, warning against centralized control, and promoting states rights under the Jeffersonian brand. It mentions the Rose law election rumors in Tuscarawas County and a humorous probe into a saloon bottle labeled solo, with Coshocton's grand jury involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
New York
Times
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Republican Party
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia
Columbus
Coshocton
Worthy Man Gone in Death of Uarry Ferrason
Uarry Ferrason of West Lafayette and Coshocton counties is remembered as a splendid citizen. He was kind, jolly, trustworthy, and fair in business, choosing to help others and spread goodwill. His death ends a life viewed as exemplary by neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarry Ferrason
West Tafayette
Coshocton County
Jarry
Wenser
Kat
Lost Bank Draft Rules and Endorsement Need
A bank draft loss does not require registered mail for safety. The person named on the draft must endorse it before cashing.
Sympathy and sugar claims stir debate across states
A correspondent urges sympathy as essential for the Delaware girls reform effort, praising Mrs Harmon and warning against pity. The piece contrasts sugar production in Louisiana and the western states, noting Louisiana’s long history since 1823 and a 935,000 cone output, beet sugar at 384,000 tons, and last year’s total sugar use near 75.8 million tons while sugar trust controls shipments and levies a two cent per pound tax. It asserts Ohio politics fear lieutenant governor obstruction and claims Harman is effectively governing, while Patten the wheat king faces delayed farmer returns as prices rise after sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Louuisiata
Sugar Trust
Infant industries and tariff critique in political piece
A column argues protectionism harms the public, cites infant industries riches from laws, questions tariffs favoring trusts, and condemns politicians for graft. It praises Jeffersonian principles, notes Ohio light costs, canal water power, and critiques tariff lines on sugar, champagne, automobiles, and luxury goods. It asserts tariffs favor the rich and calls for returning to limited government.
Protect All Alike City Rates and Private Citizens Burden
A fragmented passage argues that the city council must act to curb utility bills for residents to avoid prohibitive costs. The text contrasts police concerns with private consumer burdens, noting rising rents and rates and calling for decisive action to ease financial strain on households.
Publicity and fair rates in electric service debate
A fragmented excerpt argues for equal relief for the poorest citizen between Osbodon and Rewhboring, opposing higher consumer charges, and preserving private schedules. It stresses protecting both private owners and the public, and mandates openness in all moves so citizens can trust their representatives.
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Osbodon
Former Warsaw Resident Dead
Mrs. Sarah Creighton Rhoades of Darlington Pennsylvania, formerly near Warsaw, died Sunday April 11 at age 27. She leaves a husband, parents, a brother, and numerous relatives. Funeral held Tuesday. Warsaw attendees include Mrs Sam Elder, Miss Leora Elder, and John T. Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Creighton Rhoades
John Creighton
Darlington
Warsaw
Moffett
James
Sam Elder
Leora Elder
John T. Elder
Court Actions And Real Estate Moves In Local Clerks Court
In Coshocton County court news, Samuel Hamilton vs W B Evang involves mortgage funds after satisfaction directing sheriff to pay balance to XN Bush on a second mortgage note. Arch Brown's attorneys, jailed for assault, filed an error petition. Ohio vs J J Murray demurrer overruled. trial soon. Henry Jordan vs William Williams for 25.25 filed on transcript. Francis O Donahew appointed administratrix of Mary J Miller, deceased. W J Amos licensed to vend fresh fish door to door. W O A Himebaugh seeks to sell 100 acres in Lafayette township for Virginia Neff. J D Lower files first and final account in John Horne estate. Fannie N Burns granted uncontested divorce from William Burns with alimony and property settlement. Lunacy affidavit against Katherine Ruddock. hearing delayed a week. L D Schott seeks new trial in Rebecca Norris will case. Chas McClain bridge case seeks strike of amended defense. Weatherwax vs Weatherwax writ of partition for 100 acres in Monroe township. Samuel Elder guardian sells 120 acres in Jefferson township for 3000 to J W Meredith and Sarah Meredith. Martin Smith bootlegging conviction prompts new trial motion.
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Common Pleas
Samuel Hamilton
W. B. Evang
Bush
Archie Brown
Sarah Jane Headley
Tlreuit Court
Coshocton County
Ohio
J. J. Murray
Nicholas
Henry Jordan
William Williams
Common Pleas Court
Squire Wimmer
Francis O. Donahew
Mary J. Miller
J. D. Lower
John Horne
Ashman
Fannie N. Burns
William Burns
W. 8. Merrell
F. E. Pomerene
Katherine Ruddock
L. D. Schott
Rebecca Norris
Chas. McClain
Monday Noon
Weatherwax
Monros Township
Donley
Guardian Selis Land
Ramuel Flder
Guardian
Jefferson Township
J. W. Meredith
Sarah Meredith
Martin Smith
Home Building Loan stock open for immediate application
The Home Building Loan and Savings Company is issuing a limited stock offering and invites immediate applications at W. A. Himebaugh’s office. A new Coshocton Building and Loan is planned by local business people, with promoters unnamed for now. Supt. Bryant, Tree expert, advised the Board of Trade on a shade tree specification for the new Clow addition. A marriage license was issued to Frank Derr and Daisy Ries. Mr. and Mrs. James Lockard of West Lafayette were honored with a surprise farewell. T. K. Thompson of Canal Lewisville suffered a broken right leg in a clay mine accident at Coshocton Brick Co. Columbus news notes Gov Harmon appoints Major Frank G. Gerlach as superintendent of Boyer Industrial School at Lancaster.
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Coshocton
Supt. Bryant
Board of Trade
James Lockard
West Lafayette
T. K. Thompson
Canal Lewinvite
Commodity and livestock price bulletin from Pittsburgh and Cleveland markets
The Times telegraph reports cattle hog and sheep price ranges across Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Boston. Cattle steady to mixed with primes at high ranges. hogs show varied by weight and class. sheep and lambs quoted firm to strong. Grain and feed notes cover wheat corn and oats with explicit futures and spot figures.
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J J. Murray
Pitteburg
Toledo
Chicago
Hodge
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Bucklew Run Driller Moves to New Well Site
A. A. Geitzey of Danville, engaged as driller for Bucklew Run Gas & Oil Co., moved his machinery to the Bethlehem Clark township lease area. The first well will be drilled next week on Walter's farm, southeast of the Helmick field's best well, after the company leased 1050 acres in the two townships. Rev Ma Shook preached the baccalaureate at Newcastle High School with a large crowd. commencement Friday. Bucklew waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in $200 for removing lumber, doors and windows from a house after selling it to Louis Geog. Frank D. Glover named treasurer of the Ohio club in Pittsburgh.
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A. A. Geitzey
Danville
Bucklew Run Gas & Oil Co
Bethlehem and
Clark Townships
Walter
Ma. Shook
Newcastle High School
Newcastle
M. BK
Squire Kramapple
Spring Mountain
Bucklew
Louis Geog
Geog
Rug Sale Saturday Special 27x55 Inches
Extra special in rugs. All wool faced medium high piled, well bound, finished edges. Assorted patterns to select from. Get busy Saturday the only day at cut prices. Palisade velvet rugs offer greatest values in modern times. Iigure cleaning time when you can estimate your wants rest.
Lace Curtains in Nottingham Offerings and Prices
A Nottingham flyer promotes lace curtains with overlock edges and generous selections of low and medium priced Matchless curtains. It highlights savings of 26 to 40 percent on purchases, listing price points from 39 to 3.00 per pair and noting newest patterns and large assortments.
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Nottingham
Lawn Mowers Offer Varied Models and Low Prices
A local notice promotes eight mower types with strong demand. It highlights best pin bearings at 2.59 to 2.89 dollars and ball bearing mowers, four models, priced around 4.50 dollars. All units carry guarantees, including the cheapest.
Miscellaneous sale list with assorted household items
An assorted sale advertisement lists miscellaneous goods with low prices including wall paper, linen window shades, curtain stretchers, gas mantles, Smyrna rugs, ladies' umbrellas, carpet brooms, clothes baskets, men's shirts, step ladders, coal shovels, enamel kettles, toilet paper, garden tools, carpet tacks, corsets, wash brushes, household paint, jardinieres, cyspaders, and candy at 16 cents per pound.
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Jardinieres
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Weamly Times
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the Times Publishing CO
W. T. Alberron
Sditer
ONS
Coshocton National
M. Q. Baker
Ll. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
Delaware
Bridge of Sighs
Hawthorne
Osle
Jaids Or Harman
Hacking Sentinel
Patten
Brower
Cariff
U. S
Robbins
Dayton
Phipps
State of Ohio
Cashacton
Odd Fellows
Odd Felowship
America
Rebekahs
Wright
Elizabeth Gamble
May Clarke
Mother Stuart
Mra Clarke
Strohm
Farmer
Ahas
Sailor
Conesville
Bond
Sixth Street Theatre
Cleveland Grand Orchestra
Amman Dickerson
Ray Dickerson
Nellie
Wm. Tanter
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Dickerson
Louisa Spicer J
Trinway
Witlhim. Gephart
Fresno
Chas. Loos
Walnut Street
Chas
PlakimMedd
Ans
Wendy
McDonald
North Second Street
Dame
A. Morris
Keene
Abraham Faineohr
Mortir
Simon
Court News
W. J. Amos
Hawilton
W. OA. Himebaugh
Lafayette Township
Virginia Neff
the Home Building Loan & Savings Company
W. A. Himebaugh
Frank Derr
Linton
Daisy Ries
William Rice
Oxford Township
Frank (. Gerlach
Wooster
Boye’ Industrial Behood
Lancaster
the Times
American Presa Telegram
Grain Market
Teeey
Frank D. Glover
Ohio Club
Pittsburg
J. B. Renfrew
Wh. Simmons
Killbuck
Vermont
Jersey
Sids
Durham
Boyd & Dugan
J. Abbinly & Son, Aud’s
Temple
Iseta
Salisbury
Forest McColtough
Glenn Sandler
Conenville
Adame’ Mills
Edward Norrin
Charles Robinson
Ralph
Walter Wheeler
William Thomas
N. Fourth Street
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