Ashbrook Ticket and Political Advice in Ohio Note
The item lists candidates for county and judicial posts in Licking and Perry counties including Ashbrook for Congress and Donahue Nicholas McDowell Rinehart Ehrich Bock Marshall. It also quotes an extended editorial advice urging young men to engage in politics, criticizes Senator Platt and Republican policies, and criticizes sensationalism in the press and corruption cases involving Thaw Hartje and others.
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Plat
Platt
Receipts Given When Canceled Checks Are Returned
The notice explains that paying bills promptly is wise and that canceled checks serve as receipts. It targets every account holder including professionals, stressing that the bank acts as a convenience and the payer is responsible for maintaining records.
Roosevelt praised for standing on Democratic ground amid rival Republicans
Bryan praises President Roosevelt for sticking to Democratic lines against rival Republican candidates. Private Secretary Loeb tracks subterfuges of Farbank Damien Shaw and others. Loeb meddles to keep Roosevelt seen as farmer by staging a hay-saving scene with Old Noah and a photographer. The plan aims to sway bucolic voters asFairbanks and Cannon vie for the nomination.
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Bryan
President Roosevelt
Loeb
Oyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Farbank
Damien
Shaw
Leas
Lo B
Fairbanks
Noah
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Cannon
Graduated income tax debated as equitable tax principle
The article argues for a graduated income tax as the fairest approach, contrasting its universal reach with protection for corporations and the powerful. It cites historical figures and constitutional debates, warning that unequal laws sheltering wealth lead to concentrated power and social imbalance.
The Tax Issue and Trusts in the Roaring Gilded Age
A critique of taxation and tariff policy argues for a graduated tax as the only fair solution, contrasting it with the Dingley tariff and trust favoritism. It notes rising living costs, wage stagnation, and Republican party ties to trust funding, including a court ruling against Henry H. Rogers. The piece casts doubt on politicians’ motives, urging honest reforms and farmer perspectives on tariffs and prices.
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Maudison
John Adams
Wren Teyelatian
Sears
Epson Corporation
Ina Jones
India
Bureau of Labor
Hngs
Republic Party
Washington
Clay Crivman
Michigan
Fc Trust
Wilson
Crisman
Bryan Vindicated by Press Editorial on Bryan and Roosevelt
A Springfield Republic editorial contrasts Bryan's policies a decade ago with Roosevelt's today. It notes Republican fundraising traits and Supreme Court rulings on shade trees and public property, plus Government actions against corporations and calls for harsher penalties for anarchists and censorship debates.
Editorial rails at party leaders over tariff revision in 1890s
The Columbus Journal aligns with Democrats in calling for Dingley tariff revision and criticizes Republican leaders Blaine McKinley and Dingley for maintaining protectionist duties. The piece laments old party factions and the lingering influence of protectionism that keeps high rates in place despite opposition.
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Columbus Journal
Republcan Party
Blaine
McKinley
Dingley
McKantey
Protecting the Farmers and Tariff Debate in 1900s News
The International Harvester Co. secures 25 000 tons of pig iron at about 15 dollars a ton in Birmingham, boosting farm machinery prices for U S farmers by at least 20 percent due to tariff protection. A Republican Congress backs the tariff while prohibitions draw mock praise from Prohibitionists. At a Seventeenth district Republican convention in Newark, Smyser of Wapakoneta is renominated for a second term. Frank L Beggs of Newark is endorsed for state dairy and food commissioner. Local notes recount visits, social events, and travel in Coshocton, Licking, Tuscarawas, Wayne, and Holmes counties.
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International Harvester Co
The
Agriultural Machinery Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co
Birmingham
United States
Seventeenth Congressional District
Coshocton
Licking
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Newark
Smyser
Wacpeter
Frank L. Beggs
Seston
Sunday Social Attended by Welker Family at Me eee Home
Hiram Welker and wife and their son and family from this place attended a social at John Me ee of North Bend Saturday evening. Samuel Joosx and family from Plainfield visited Johnathan Baker and family on Sunday. Harry Ostir and Charlie Stone traveled to Cambridge on business. Young people attended preaching at Plainfield Sunday evening. James Swigert, son of Leander Swigert, died last Saturday likely from appendicitis and was buried here after funeral. Generl Loveless was shown in note.
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Millfork
Ward Dichey
Tunue’ Hil
Pekes
Halph Wright
Della
Clara Cox
Dresden
Marie Senter
Ethel Senter
Te Opal Spa
Golda Siath Yam Newis
Dennison
Tho Bretziis
Coshocton
Minnis Norris
Granville
Lewis
Pleasant
Hiram Welker
John Meeee
North Bend
Samuel Joosx
Plainfield
Johnathan Baker
Harry Ostir
Charlie Stone
Cambridge
James Swigert
Leander Swigert
Licking County
Generl Loveless
Farm for sale near Coshocton with gowl tile and price
Information notes a farm for sale near Coshocton with gowl tile, price and ownership conditions described, origin uncertain. A man from Virginia sought to buy a farm last week but was not impressed with the sunny south. Local social items include Chill picnic attendance, Mrs W Q Ford’s visit, the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lewia Be Babmer, and Coshoctom business trips by E Ott and Brasil Bizier.
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Coshocton
Cunnengham
Andis Bldg
Minneapolis
Virginia
South
W. Q. Ford
Tanton
Lewia
W. E. Ott
Brasil Bizier
Cosboctom
Napcy Miser
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Jos. L. McDowell
Fred Rinehart
County Recorder, Co
M. Bible
Henry Ehrich
George Bock, JR
F. M. Marshall
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Fredine
Davian Herald
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Oroxog
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Congres
Howee
Reputreae
Foraker
Nat Te Withers
Billy
Coshocton National Bank
M. @. BAKER
Thad L. Montgomery
MR. Smith
Tom Lawson
Standard Oil
Henryh. Rogers
Bay State’ Gas Company
Rogers
Fiom Beng Ueh
Taft
North Carolina Republcans
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Maipe
Caneressman Lite
Toledo Blade
Bryan Vindicated
Sprugfield
Mass
W. J. Bryan
New England
Mark Hanna
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Supreme Court
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Navy
Harks
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Allexneny
Chaytaigna
Cumberland
Vonapere
Bonaparte
Demeanor
Linton Milas
John
Ray Welker
Henry Shryock
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Ransom Dry Goods Company
Myers Lake Park
Canton
Ohio
W. & L. E. Railroad
New Park
Rome
Children Gtorg Zyrs Soc
Coshocten
Garersville
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