TARTS RECORD AS A FEDERAL JOB HUNTER
Willis J. Abbot surveys political maneuvering around William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan during the 1908 campaign. The piece critiques Taft as a lifelong federal employee and analyzes Hearst’s Independence banner, party dynamics, and the role of newspapers in shaping voter sentiment. It notes press alignment, campaign funding, and the evolving influence of press as political instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Abbot
Nermin EL Mack
Buffalo Times
Chairmin
Urey Woodson
Iwensboro Messenger
St M
Aml
Haskell
Okinhy Fur
Mr B
Guiaha Worlitterakl
Iepublican Press
Fede Jude
Mia
Taft
Corporation
Standard of Company
Sherman
Mrr
Bryan
Tare
Ini
Ios
Iit
Boldine
Tyrone Phebe
Hearst
Bloomfield Fair and Picnic On August Twenty Second
Bloomfield hosts a village fair and picnic on August twenty second with reports of community gatherings, church notices, and local residents attending. mentions include Evy Tavitinon, Maud Selbert, and Parver vad, alongside music by local groups and various social visits at Miller's and Bloomfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleiter Baler
Wits
Yisdes Galtte
Sara Eying
Tavitinon
Maude Selbert
Wayane
Levi
Osek
Revs
Stewart
Thatipean
Jane Keestetter
Bedrorg
Mipbershare
Pomdighd
Opeeniisees
Tie Bloomfield and
Krylawek Ltd
Prauwk Farver
Millinery Store Fire Escaping Gas Tragedy
A fire at a millinery shop on South East street caused by escaping gas led to multiple fatalities and injuries. Fire officials report six people died and several others leaped from upper windows to escape the blaze as firefighters battled the flames tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmiere von
J. S. Gavin
Pole
Russell Maston Missing Yet Again
A fragmented report records Russell Maston as still missing, with garbled OCR text showing no clear location, date, or circumstance. The piece offers no verifiable details beyond the ongoing disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Maston
Unclear OCR fragment on social event or visit
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases, mentions Mrs TEE CHOY and a social gathering with friends, but lacks coherent details or context to identify a definite event or outcome. No clear date, place, or participants beyond scattered names.
Fuss at Boarding House Ends in Arrests and Injuries
Disorder erupted at a boarding house on Sixt Street with Methuen police detaining Haleier on fighting charges after a brawl involving Tom Lewis and others. Lewis sustained a black eye and chest injuries, impairing speech, while Mrs. Stewart reported police interference as officers separated the combatants. The incident prompted a temporary disruption and questions about responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleier
Fiateher
Tom Lewis
Stewart
Howe
Sever
Lewis
Local Grain Market Report From Varrectrm
Local grain market notes show activity at Varrectrm with price movements in wheat and corn. Traders report limited demand from mills and elevators seeking bids while farmers evaluate new crop prospects and weather impact on futures.
Autos Made in Coshocton Spark Local Industry Hope
Coshocton hosts a new automobile factory under Lee Frayer, a veteran designer. Three cars are under construction as the plant, formerly Wehrle Co space, builds its early workforce with about ten men. Frayer plans a flourishing industry here within months, referencing past designs like the Frayer Miller, Santos Duniornt, Imperial, and other models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Frayer
Frayer-Miller Co
Columbus
Wehrle Co
Frayer
Wehrle So
Frayer-Miller
J. J. Murray
John Shaw
Santos Duniornt
Thomas Miller
Imperial Cars
Fabcbert Speck
Mr. Tverdahl
Coshocton
Angelone Tries to Cross River Holding by Teeth
Report details Angelone or Jim Anaglane attempting a dangerous river crossing on a taut pulley wire. Anaglane grips with teeth, then with hands as vibrations hinder the pulley. He survives a nearly 250 foot descent after adding straps for safety. hundreds witness the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelone
Jim Anaglane
Tuscarawas
Clow Plant Catalog Promises Wide Range of Articles
WA Himebaugh returns from Chicago with a mammoth 1998 Clow company catalogue. Printed on elegant paper, it lists thousands of illustrations and costs several thousand dollars to prepare. The catalogue outlines intended products from pipe and radiators to hydrants, fixtures, hospital fittings, and various plumbing tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himebaugh
Chicago
The
Clow Company
Wade
Atec
Fragmentary Report On Odd Event At River Scene
A garbled account describes a rapid sequence around a river side gathering. It mentions a safe alighting on a Cosheeion side and a spectator noting a dropped item. Witnesses wear costumes including baking attire, with several figures attempting to catalog a mysterious event linked to a procession or exhibition.
Visiting kin fill Linton Mills scene this week
Linton Mills residents welcome ten visiting relatives from Canton and nearby areas. Charlie Amaie and Playd Amaie spent today with grandparents Hiram Welker and wife. Fred and Seth Roberts attended the funeral of cousin William Wilson at Coshington last week. Theodore Worss and wife from Dun Bai visited Saturday and Sunday. Hiram Welker visited daughter Mrs. Phoebe Tarheld near Fresno. Walter Haller of Pittsburgh visiting at Peter Karoold’s in Baw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Mills Ais
Ti—Chas
Dean
Canton
Charlie
Playd
Amaie
Hiram Welker
Wm. Shryock
Hiram Welker Trims
Cohecton
Fred
Seth Roberts
Willian Wilson
Cushegton
Theodore Worss
Dunbai
Hiren Welker
Phoebe Tarheld
Fresno
Walter Haller
al’ Pittstuse
Peter Uaroold
Baw
Child Struck Incident Leads to Fine in Fort Wayne
An early 20th century report describes a legal case where a person is fined for striking a child in Fort Wayne. The article, though garbled, references a monetary penalty of one dollar and details a court or authority involved in fining the offender amid other fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diegorth
Dan Dallhart
Akoehviaier
Tutta
Humorone Caracter
Arizona
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago
Brian
Independent” Party
Sieker
Fort Wayne
Troyers Rebuild Real Estate Project Advances
Work on the rebuild of Tre One at Tattle is underway with two cartons of brick loaded last week and foundation work in progress. Ross Kring and Ruth of Coshocton hold the masonry contract. Ambrose Wright and family visited Coalport Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre One
Lemdved
Dew
Ross Kring & Ruth
Coshocton
Isleta Town Items Across A Readable Paragraphs
Fragmented notes mention residents and visitors including M. H. Stewart and daughter at Newcomers town Vieitat, J. M. dil calling on Wena, Irvin Rice Sr. and wife, Ald Stewart in Downican, Mack Diaherty visiting Marion, and report that Mr. Daugherty’s family is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvane
Neacomesstown
Ines
J. M. Dil
M. Hsther Stewart
Diving
Newcomerstown
Vieitat
Irvin Rice, Sr
Ald
Stewart
Woo Wee
Downican
Johan Siewark
C. Darthiter
Mack Diaherty
Marion
Raymond
Mr. Daugherty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ma Linurst
Ditle
Tnacager Wl
Quayer
New York
Arthi Grishwee
Independence League
Reir Pelur
Hearer
Independent Party
Tdemocratic
Falths Ucket
Fletich Hearst Mi
Jobo Piliphe
Oelatorana Walladm
Graves
Atr
Roosevelt
Javes
Amend United
Ana Tani
Beidl
Todi Net
Asia
Dart Sorelander
Cape
Finan Fund
Canadien
Peter
Ennigedans
Dryas
Tee Pda
Uae
Popresa Otter
Tneoth
Regan
Milten Aa
Bloomfield
Geo. Wright
Glen, Miter
Myon
Fie. Gilmore
Dan Wright
Coqoperdale
Giyanam
Tee Choy
Bathern
Chaves Moore
the ‘Times’ Markets
Pittsburg
Pittston
Retau
Rowe
UG. Raion Wite Friese
Coshoctien
Coshocten
Frayer IN Charge
Pat
Bach
Piscaraw
Iowa
Bliss College
Bliss School
William Dobbyn
John Jacob Astor
Jesse Smith
Columbus Board of Trade
McConnell Jacques
Ohio
Yeoumea
Ater
Hays
Etiis
Phe
Linton Mills
Willim
Snaie Staats Mondsdy
Aoacehorse
Mba Bharwa
Allewin Lop & Minehild
Taunnehill
Uilty
Troyers
Ambrose Wrieht
Jat Coalport
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