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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
6
Municipal bonds remain from Hayden-Miller & Company offering the balance of the issue for sale at net about 4 percent. The unsold amount totals $22,000.00.
Coshocton National Bank Company located at the junction of Main Street and Fourth Street announces its presence as a local financial institution serving the Coshocton area.
The article reports on a political maneuver in the state capital, highlighting Foraker’s supporters pressing a change in railway policy and calling for extended debate. It notes committee action, extended timelines, and differing positions among key figures. The piece mentions votes, open hearings, and related political maneuvering.
The text outlines a disputed withdrawal of a nomination causing unrest among delegates. It notes concerns over timing and integrity, with references to a convention, a committee, and potential impact on party unity amid unclear sequencing of actions.
Long controversial figure Lybar ge signals refusal of renomination as Vege party prepares for a contentious county convention. He warns of disruption and predicts support factions may realign, with rivals aiming to push candidates after a heated meeting.
A partisan discussion centers on Holmes County taxes and proposed refunds for residents. Claims allege mismanagement and misallocated funds while critics push for accountability and clearer spending.
An unrest grows among age dependent voters as independents question party guidance. Critics accuse county Republicans of drift and wonder if the party can unite behind a centrist program while district leaders face scrutiny for loyalty and direction.
Fragmentary text describes a grave risk from powerful wrongdoers and covert operatives harming rivals across state lines. It stresses public needs for stringent supervision and mentions a prominent figure involved, though details are unclear.
Citizens in Coshocton County urge local action to challenge proposed taxes while defending their own budgets. The note argues taxpayers resist broad prosecutions and oppose costs shifted to neighboring communities, fearing harm to equity and fiscal safety.
The Times invites contributions to finance campaign work. It will forward all gifts to the National Committee Treasurer, who will issue receipts. Donors may include farmers and city people, and names may be published unless the contributor objects. The piece urges broad response from all classes.
Fragmented and garbled notes describe a trial scene involving Harry Thaw, references to defenses and money, and mentions of investigators and observers. The content is incoherent and lacks clear narrative or verifiable details.
A fragmentary report discusses Abraham Lincoln's acceptance and a May 22 convention, noting approval of a declaration of principle. The text references a formal letter to Lincoln and the effort to honor the convention's views, with emphasis on providence and unity among represented parties.
The fragment reflects General Lincoln expressing happiness to cooperate for practical success of principles declared by a convention. It notes rights of states and territories aid people of the nation, invigibility of the union, harmony and prosperity, signed by “your obliged friends and fellow ded gen. A. LINCOLN.”
An Ohio article discusses widespread unemployment and poverty in Cleveland and Cincinnati. It notes 1900 families in Cleveland receiving aid, with 6,000 people supported by county relief, and reports growing applications for assistance and odd jobs as relief funds strain under high demand.
A contested letter urges voters to back a “square, honorable man” senator candidate and warns against party factions. The missive claims attempts to sway polls by labeling opponents as aligned with temperance and Rose bills, outlining how intra party dissent could affect votes.
Hasty liquidation advertises fall and winter stock clearance with deep discounts on ladies garments including wrappers gauze vests gloves and more. Miscellaneous household goods and tools priced to move amid a sweeping sale setup.
Market notices list Mason glass jars and caps by the dozen, sealing wax and jar rubbers, glass measuring caps, and best tin cans with prices. Vendors offer good white jars and jars with sealing materials. display of goods promised.
A circulated circular attacking Democrat candidates Elson and Mehaffey and urging voters to oppose them in the next legislature is described. It accuses lawmakers of approving a 12 million dollar appropriation, various laws, and court and factory measures, while detailing alleged costs of recent sessions and tavern lobbying efforts. The note mentions plans to field Plaverman of Tuscarawas county and portrays liquor interests coordinating a defeat of assembly allies.
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