Prohibitionists of Ohio Prepare for State Convention
The Ohio Prohibitionists plan to convene at the Board of Trade and Storium in Columbus on August 1 at 2 20 p m with 522 delegates expected. The convention will feature district caucuses, a platform debating local option, and speeches by John G Woolley and Michael J Fanning. Local option support and candidate talks for secretary of state are anticipated amid a crowded field and party maneuvering.
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Columbus
Prohibtionists
Ohio
Board of Trade and Storiium
Congressional District Caucuses
Congress
State Central Committee
Mccartney
Democratic Party
John G. Woolley
New Voice
Chicago
Michael J. Fanning
Philadelphia
L. E. Bank of
Sebring
C. C. Bidwell
Portsmouth
Antisaloon League
A. S. Watkins
Ada
George L. Case
Cleveland
Woods
H. J. Haskell
Zanesville
A. F. Hughes
Delaware
John W. Pegg
Rushsylvania
Logan County
B. C. Platt
Ashland
Man credits Dr King’s New Life Pills for cure
E. W. Goodloe of Dallas Texas declares he was in trouble but found a way out and is happy again after using Dr King’s New Life Pills to cure chronic constipation. The product is guaranteed satisfactory and sold for 26 cents at C. E. Anderson’s drug store in Coshocton or M. Ferguson’s drug store in Roscoe.
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Dr. King
E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Arkansas
H. I
Stanley
Bruno
EB. Anderson
Coshooton
CO. M. Ferguson
Panhandle
Times
J. C. Warren
Siaron Hapthet
Telair
Gil
Lisa
Uniter
C. EB. Anderson
C. M. Fergusson
Price Snde
Bumper Wheat and Corn Crops Reported by Railroad Agents
Railroad freight agents returning from a western tour say wheat and corn yields will be far higher than in the past 25 years boosting fall tonnage on major lines. Oat and hay crops appear strong but not as large. Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa oats forecast about 200 million bushels below last year due to June drought. hay also about 25 percent below normal.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Indiana
Mllnois
Iowa
Pepers Cure Promises Quick Relief For Stomach Ailments
Advertisement from Belton Revenue, West Virginia, promoting Pepers Cure as a remedy for sour stomach loss of appetite headache and other stomach debilities. It claims toning and digestion aid with a list of symptoms and mentions C B Anderson as druggist in Coshocton Ohio and a solicited Almanac.
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C. EB. Anderson
Drag‘gist and Bookseller
Forbes ‘Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Sand Bars Hold Up Traffic On Canal At New Philadelphia
Canal navigation is largely stalled after weeks of heavy rains. Sand bars and landslides have blocked channels, with boats unable to reach destinations and dredger Wilson unavailable. Boaters report meager earnings and some plan to quit, while local health and digestion tips close the piece.
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New Philadelphia
Miany Place
Graff's Hill
Wilson
Newcomerstown
Muskingum Endorses William Jennings Bryan for President
Muskingum county Democrats praise the typical American citizen William Jennings Bryan and declare strong support for his 1908 presidential nomination. A common pleas case, Owens vs Owens, cites a $38.50 judgment. A machinist from Ford City Pa. suffered severe electrical furnace burns treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
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Muskingum County
William J. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
David Owens
John Owens
Common Pleas Court
Squire Wimmer
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
C. B. Anderson
Coshoctow
C. M. Ferencce
Roecie
Bryan to fund Madison Square Garden welcome
The executive committee for William Jennings Bryan’s Madison Square Garden reception on August 30 publicly shared a letter urging that expenses be funded by popular subscriptions. Bryan urged strict limits on large gifts, disclosure for subscriptions over five dollars, and use of any surplus to publish speeches. Railroads offered a half fare plus 2 dollars round trips. Norman Mack presided. Alex Troup elected treasurer succeeding Nathan Straus.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Norman
Mack
Buffalo
Charles F. Murphy
John Fox
D. R. Francis
Missouri
Alex Troup
Nathan Straus
Dickerson Case 15 Taken On Appeal To Circuit Court
The court records in the Dickerson case were filed in the circuit court with Clerk Hill. A motion to suspend execution, set for September and to be heard by Judge Voorhees with Atty J C Daugherty, is aimed at delaying sentence until the appeal hearings. The vast manuscript records will require time for the circuit court to study before a decision is reached.
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Dickerson
Circuit Court
Ben Dickerson
Clerk Hill
Voorhees
J. C. Daugherty
McCarty
Taggart
Caboose wreck near Warsaw fatal for brakeman
A southbound coal train derailed the Warsaw bound caboose at about one o clock, killing one brakeman and seriously injuring two others. Gilmore, Cosgrove, and King were aboard. Gilmore survived and spoke with a Times reporter while King remained unconscious.
Toledo conductor killed in caboose wreck near Warsaw
King of Toledo died from neck fractures after the caboose overturned south of Warsaw. Two others, John Cosgrove and Alya Gilmore, were injured and treated at the Standen Hotel at the railroad's expense. Train 75 carried the body to Toledo for burial. a third man died at the scene. Authorities suspect excessive speed on the curve caused the crash.
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Toledo
Warsaw
Wolfe Undertaking Establishment
John Cosgrove
Alya Gilmore
Standen
Cosgrove
Gilmore
Proposed West Carlisle Special District Hearing Postponed
The West Carlisle special school district hearing was postponed to August 16 after the Pike Township school board and petitioners conference. Probate Judge Donley refused the petition saying the proposed district lacked a $160 000 valuation as required by law, and the case may be brought again amid opposition from many residents.
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West Carlisle
Pike Township
Donley
Probate Court Transcript in Hartman Case
Transcript filed from Mayor Smithe court concerning Helen Hartman. Guardian A B Stacy seeks real estate sale petition for Ruth Stacy. Hearing set for 9 a m in ADR district with Brat listed as party.
Manville Co Advertises Fire Extinguishers Locally
An energetic notice from H. W. Jemme Manville Co. invites agents in every locality to sell Manville Fire Extinguishers and write for specials and reduced rates. The ad emphasizes broad reach and local sales expansion opportunities.
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Manville
Apecias
Radecement
H. W. Jemme
Manville Co
Oldituary of Mrs Roga B Dorathca Behacher
Mrs Roga B Dorathca Behacher died at the J J Coy home late Tuesday. She was a Crawford township resident and wife of G F Sehauweek er. Born January 2 in Taney, she came to this country with parents and siblings, lived near New Bedford, and married May 14 1848. Survived by three sons and six daughters, with one son and two daughters preceding her. Funeral Friday at 8 oclock from the Frederck of Taeks, Os, former pastor officiating. Burial in the hathe cemetery beside her husband.
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Roga
J. J. Coy
Crawford Township
Lehunweeker
Trautwela Owas
Stelawint
Uberage
Waehach Wurtenberg
Taney
Lutheran Church
Sois
New Bedford
G. F. Sebauwecker
Tos
Ladies Aid Society
Frederck
Taeks
Sehauweeker
Coshoeton
Samuel Schauweeker
Cuttal Dover
Wheat record set in Ohio by Elias Fox farmer
Elias Fox of Washington township Hancock county harvested 60 bushels per acre from a five acre field, setting what may be Ohio's record. He also produced 45 bushels per acre on another plot, a figure duplicated locally this season.
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Fontoria
Elias Fox
Washington Township
Hancock County
Ohio
The Iniquitous Tontine and Hyde’s Equitable Gamble
Henry B Hyde and Burton J Hendrick scrutinize the Tontine policy used to expand the Equitable Life and the peril it posed to 650 families per 1000 insured. They trace origins to Lorenzo Tont and highlight forced adoption, surpluses, and annual 212 percent figures in a dramatic exposé.
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McClure
Burton J. Hendrick
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
Mnfe Insurance Company
Tontine
Lorenzo Tont
Mr. Hendrick
Pyde
Hyde
Hendrick
Bryan Accepts Louisville Invitation for Southern Reception
Democratic state central committeeman Vreeland received a cabbgram from William J. Bryan inviting him to a monster reception in Louisville. The event will feature Mr. Bryan and a southern welcome by Mr. Irvin with invitations to governors, congressmen, senators, and prominent politicians from southern states. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as non opiate and available at C. E. Andersen's. Mrs. George Day dies following a two week illness near Frankskin church. funeral set for Saturday at Franklin church.
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Louisville
Fraseysburg Merchant Dies in Boston
A 64 year old Fraseysburg merchant, J. Hamilton, died in Boston Mass after an operation. He lived in Fraseysburg 25 years operating a general store and is survived by a widow and five children. Remains were sent home to Fraseysburg for funeral. The notice mentions local Coshocton County residents and honors from a pastor.
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Hamilton
Brazeysburg
Boston
Frazeysburg
Genewal
Widten
FB. Schwock
Dresden
Millard Nethera
Frageysbure Mra
Tiss
Newark
Richard V. Hamilton
Waverly
Mars
Robert Hamilton
Fraseysburg
Aletera
Bowton
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William McCoy
Mary Bagent
Squire M. W. Wimmer
Muskingum
W. J. Bryan
Common Pleas
Lyary Times
J. W
Covgrove
King
J. L. Stewart
B. E. Te Moss
C. BE. Anderson
Henry 8. Hyde
Kennedy
C. E. Andersen
George Day
Frankskin Church
Shy
Franklin Church
Cairns
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Michian
Kloal
Bend
Ecuall
United States
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
A. J. Smith
Benj. Coe Park Hotel
Richard Hamilton
Mieka
M. W. Jolene-Manvile Ce
Chevelan
Newepapee
HhlHlye
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