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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary text describes political contention around party figures such as Vorys and Taft, with mentions of conventions, nominations, and campaign financing. It records rumors about influence, public notices, and the debate on expenditures and patronage within the party.
Tax exempt notice states Hayden-Miller & Company sold bonds to a holder and now offers for sale the remaining issue of Coshocton County Road District bonds totaling 22000 dollars. The sale aims to net the holder about 4 percent.
A garbled OCR from a political page mentions apportionment, candidates, and voters amid distorted phrases. It references Dave We, Co phocton, Mr. Fox, and Pett, with scattered notes on parties, veterans pains, and a Civic or religious figure. tone remains a rough campaign-field record.
A chaotic scene at the Republican convention unfolds with speeches by Teagge and others, internal divisions over the platform, and a partisan clash between Populist and conservative factions. The crowd's mood shifts between support for harmony and alarm over the perilous political maneuvering.
Fragmentary text recalls Mr. Taft and associates amid claims of past denunciations in Ohio. The piece mentions Cox Gilbert Walter Wy Dieser Brown and others, with hints of reconsideration and support for a figure named George Cox, reflecting on a “cleaning” of old tensions and a sense of renewed loyalty among local groups.
Fragments allege anger at delegates in Coshocton and local leaders over a political feud. They accuse Cape of influence and question support for Roosevelt while noting officials' past roles, moral courage, and resistance to party pressure.
The readable text questions voter behavior in Ohio and references historical figures and states in a fragmented discussion. It also mentions a presidential year and Roosevelt plurality, implying a speculative or rhetorical analysis of election dynamics.
The text records distorted vote mentions for Minnesota and Ohio figures, citing Gov Johnson and other names with unclear spellings. It hints at election outcomes and party dynamics but presents no clear results or structured facts due to garbled OCR.
The Times reports clear dissension within the Republican ranks as leaders. delegates faced attempts to suppress debate and fix party rules. Warsaw delegates resisted silencing, and unrest grew as accusations of orchestrated procedures and biased leadership surfaced amid a tense convention atmosphere.
A fragmented account recounts Allison as a pivotal American statesman from Perry County Ohio to Iowa, tracing his rise from prosecuting attorney to national influence. It notes his early life, political work, and belief in Taft’s strength, with commentary on party dynamics and public sentiment in the era.
Coshocton County faces a chaotic weekend with a spate of runaway horse incidents. Eight people were thrown from rigs, several injuries reported though none serious, and multiple vehicles were wrecked or damaged. Notable rescues occurred at Franklin Station and Sixth Street area, with drivers citing reckless speed and steering efforts.
The Times reports serious dissension among Cosheetan Republicans, while Chairman Temple denies. He says harmony prevailed at the convention, blaming The Daily Times for dissent. The Times allegedly misrepresented events, suggesting leaders would regret any misleading statements.
An Ohio Seventeenth district forecast predicts Congressman Ashbrook will win a record breaking majority. The Newark Advocate notes broad support from workers, businesspeople, farmers, and clergy, stressing his faithful service and strong record. Republicans back his renomination. voters view his term as highly effective and impactful.
Sacrifice sale to clear summer stock and make room for fall and winter arrivals. Items include ladies wrappers 83c, gauze vests 25c, gloves 19c, men shirts 39c, dish pans 69c, wash tubs 45c, galvanized pails 10c, and assorted baby and household goods at deep discounts.
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