Democratic Ticket Reflects Candidates and Endorsed Figures
The article lists a Democratic slate for national and state offices including William J. Bryan for president and John W. Kern for vice president, with regional and local names such as Harmon, Rockwell, Matniers, Grey, Sewa an, and Callahan. It also notes endorsements and political commentary on Taft and Thaw family scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Jurson Harmon
Pauniiten
David L. Rockwell
Cortage
Bupre Ae Judas
Hugh T. Matlners
Shelly
George B. Grey
Fimekuin
Brite
J. HH. Sewaan
Miva
Auditer
Derein
Hardin
Eleurer
POMBE
Delmont
J. P. Mehaffey
B. TR Shot
SA Rler
T. Sheri Moly
J. Awher
T Lata
Ping
T. I C
I. Ek. Pawson
Martin Ate
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Fragmented Political Speech and Campaign Fragments
A dense, OCR damaged passage outlines party loyalties and candidate support amid a heated race. It references Herrick Jolson Pryan Har moc and other figures, with scattered notes on voters, committees, and campaign dynamics, including calls for support and opposition.
Fragmented note on Bryan speech and democracy stance
A mangled excerpt discusses Bryan and democracy. It references a presidential figure and a political ideal, noting that Bryan's followers would find certain ideas distasteful to democracy. The passage appears as a stray notebook fragment from a historical period.
Local election hears uncertain mutterings and errors
Fragmentary notes describe a tense election atmosphere with mentions of a misstatement by a candidate and calls for scrutiny. Vague references to statements, possible missteps, and political pressure hint at ongoing campaign tensions and potential impacts on the vote.
Money from anonymous campaign fund questioned
The article questions whether funds linked to Mr Gotelsui and Corneli N Bliss may be used in the Roosevelt campaign. It claims money siphoned from trusts and railroads funded Republicans, with hundreds of thousands diverted to politicians. It notes Harriman contributed over a quarter million and questions corporate influence in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotelsui
Cornelity N. Bliss
Roosevelt
Ly News
Cour
Teefond
Taisirrancé
Republican Comsapitee
Defeat and Debate Mark Teprito wn Town Scene
Fractioned text fragments describe political tension around a race or election. Mentions Tepritoown, Mr Tant, Blaine, and Chay with phrases suggesting defeats, debates, and the idea that defeat does not crush resolve. The passage blends names and events in a garbled OCR record, hinting at a political contest and public discourse.
A Splendid Candidate From Otter Creek Campiel
An archival passage praises a veteran candidate, detailing his campaign along with associates like Campbell Clemens and John A. L McMahon. The text extols his leadership, enduring ties to the state, and his style as peerless and beloved in the region.
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Bernin Phe Nd Bean Demoona Ie Congress Sinc
Faraher
Peerless Ag
Ohaenos
Cheva'ier and Ohio Politics Complex Tale
A garbled excerpt discusses a political figure tied to Ohio politics and a proposed party or faction. It references a parliamentary chair and implications of governance and reform, mentioning Obie and broader state political dynamics in a fragmented narrative.
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Ohio
Courteas
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Sesabe
Obie Erem
Ewrere
Fae
Paris
Partison
United
Lost Opportunity for ie Age in Local Elections
The article criticizes ie Age for missing a chance to show independence by refusing to back three Republican candidates Brown Fallington and Denman. It suggests supporting Democratic candidates could have helped the paper attract Democratic voters in Cosheston County. It cites Democrats and the editor as an independent paper with loyal readers.
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Ie Age
Siil
Brown
Fallington
Denman
Repubelican
Cosherton County
Snc
Probing A Regular With Election Backing For State Posts
Fragmented OCR text discusses political factions led by Walter M. and Gen. W. Cox, opposing Green for State Treasurer and FPollinc for Sale Audit. It accuses blocs of devaluing party loyalty, cites bank and state deposit interests, and questions deputy treasurer and related campaign funding amid broad claims of corruption and partisan aims.
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Green
Fpollinc
Saale
Walter Mailbergi
Cox
Anak
Unclear political column mocks state senate race
A garbled OCR style piece references a state senate contest and a candidate described in fragmented dialogue. It mentions editorial stance, party figures, and a fictional or distorted quote about a scooter policy debate, with names and places largely unreadable.
Political heat fuels temperance clash in county option debate
A crowded scene erupts over liquor laws as voters face the county option bill. Supporters warn of repealing temperance statutes while opponents rally behind lawmen and candidates. Senator Foraker laments Republican committee actions amid a heated campaign with Taft’s influence noted.
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Mai
Drake
Foraker
Republican State Committee
New York City
Lic
Taft
Central Committee Meeting Notice for Ute Pomocracy Chapter
A meeting of Ute members of the Coshocton County Central Committee of the Pomocracy is set for August 21 at one o'clock. It will be held in the Executive Committee rooms at Ricketts Building Coshocton. Chairman B. Elder and Secretary Brink will preside.
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Pomocrarie Central Committee
Coshocton County
Ricketts
Coshocton
Machine Lays Concrete Walk As It Goes
A detailed description of a concrete walk laying machine in operation. The text explains the process from base preparation to forming the sidewalk and finishing passes as the machine progresses forward, highlighting the hopper fed finish material and the steady delivery onto the wet concrete.
Local Bets and School Notices From Coshocton Area
Charles Nelss buys Swan Clock shop asset and plans four first class outfits. Miss Bessie Hawk returns from Wooster college with Mrs. Bahnmer. Russel Dichter named postmaster replacing Woo. Mayme Tauber owns Conesville property. Stacy Leech new senior principal at Canal Lewisville earning 75 dollars monthly and moving with family in September. Ida Portz to teach Rocky Point school. Mrs Bahnmer repainting roof. Henry Ott and Nick Scheihber ill. Adam Portz in Coshocton. Stone Creek hosts Sunday picnic next Saturday August 22.
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Bakessville
Aub
Charles Nelss
Mra. V. KB
Babmer Umt
M Riuner
Bessie Hawk
Wooster
Russel Diceher
Woo
Mataeneedi
Mayme Tauber
Conesville
Ove
Adam Portz
Cosheeton
Cider Press Plans and Local Injuries Report
Layland notes Jacob Selina plans a weekly cider press operation starting Wednesday as apple harvest grows. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Tsaae Hamilles, while Wm Middaugh suffered a broken nose from a foul tin hit during a bat game between regulars and a picked team. Merwin Neal was badly hurt by a dynamite cap explosion on a railing, with severe finger injuries treated by Dr. Stout. condition improving.
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Ber
Tsaae Hamilles
Middaugh
Bemus
Florentz Scheiber
John Mutler
Samuel Croky
Merwin Neal
Stout
Real Estate Transfers in Adams and Jackson Townships
The record lists numerous property transfers and deeds in Adams and Jackson townships. Transfers include Charles Maurer acting as buyer for multiple lots totaling about 1 to 100 acres, with prices ranging from 100 to 2,500 dollars. Other entries show buyers such as Chas J Maurer, J A Leckard, Wm Sish, and Eb Foster acquiring lots in city or townships with varied sums, including 150, 180, 250, and 1850 dollars. Names include Powell, Leckard, Maurer, Burney, McCormick, Lockard, West, Tall, Burns, Snyder, Ollinges, Schott, Fortune, and Foster.
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Carlos G. Powell
Chas
J. Matver
Adams Township
Q. C. Feso
Thomas A. Leckard
J. Maurer
Gin
J. A
Ble. Leockard
Jd. Maurer
Q. C
Avkums Township
Giy
Mo. Powell
Mary BE. Burney Et al
Adams
Jasonship
Columbia Be McCormick
Alonzo Lockied
Q. C. Ball
Charles West
John Tall
Jackson Township
Esmer Ible
Dacksom Township
Tish
Charles Tish
Ebal
John EB. Barnes
Lok
B.A. Snyder
O. A. Ollnges
Lot
T. Ord
Wato Smith
DP Schott
Eity
Minabeta
Fortune Fortune
Let
Roscoe
Eb Foster
Bargains at Busy Store Offer Many Household Essentials
Miscellaneous sale items include 1 quart Mason fruit jars 60 cents 1 quart tin cans 39 cents jelly glasses 86 cents per dozen sealing wax 2 cakes good jar rubbers lac American jar cans 1 per dozen ladies wrappers 1 to 4 dollars petticoats 9 and 12 men s dress shirts 39 cents split clothes basket jac rolls toilet paper 25 cents good gauze vests 25 cents tin cups two for 5 cents men s dinner pairs 24 and more lunch boxes 10 to 12 cents iron handles 10 cents 8 cakes toilet soap 1 cent 8 cakes Lenox or Star soap 25 cents shoe soles 10 to 18 cents 14 quart dish pan 10 cents 8 qt galvanized bucket 10 cents large white lined pans 49 and 59 cents many bargains to be had at the busy store.
Land transfers span townships in county records
In Jackson and Crawford townships transfers list 20 acres in Clark and 12 acres in Crawford as consideration amounts. Names include Elizabeth Curtis, Joseph L. Curtis, Geo Holskop, Perry Leavy Engood, Smoth Lewis D. Schott interests with Schulte Furniture Co. and other buyers like Carrie Lahm, Geo W. Bender, Evan Wualtes, John Easterday, Marion Mfc Co. and Hiram Wuilters. Recorder Co. M. Bible notes dated entries amid partisan remarks urging Taft’s farm policy praise.
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Evan Wualtes
John Easterday
Tiverton Township
Marion Mfc. Co
Hiram Wuilters
Tiverton
Scott Powell
Chas. J. Maurer
Adams Township
Cc. M. Bible
County education drive on constitutional amendments
The Times reports a Saturday meeting at city hall by Wort and Wo J Whitlock to educate Coshocton County residents about three proposed constitutional amendments on the fall ballot. The State Board of Commerce urges turnout, explaining that a majority of votes cast, not just favorable votes, will decide. counties have organized education committees with prominent locals to distribute literature and arrange speakers.
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Times
Wort
J. Whitlock
Coshocton
Olle
Votas
Onbove
State Board of Commerce
Mon O
Ohio
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