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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
6
Disjointed remarks discuss Roosevelt, Foraker, and party splits. Mentions ministers in New York, Cortelyou curbing Panama bonds, and various political names. tone remains uncertain with no clear endorsement or choice evident.
The article analyzes political influence on a jury in the Goebel case. It warns that partisan interference threatens a fair verdict and predicts likely disagreement or conviction danger. It notes juror bias and the risk of miscarriage of justice amid strong political currents.
A crowded courtroom heard conflicting testimony as the Bradley case moved toward a verdict. Jurors, questioned witnesses, and legal arguments tangled the record with rhetoric and doubt, while prosecutors and defense clashed over the motive and sequence of events surrounding the shooting.
A long malfunctioning political piece notes Senator Foraker contemplates a presidential run. It argues his bid could split Ohio's Republican delegation and potentially aid Taft's defeat, reshaping state influence and national prospects amid a divided party.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at juror bias during a trial as a juror expresses hostility toward Powers and hints at self interest if seated. The text references meal, circumstances, and Goebel, with uncertain names and dates.
The death of Dr Whitney a Franklin county legislature member sparks potential primary and general election clashes. Gov Haring could curb tempers by calling a required special election, while brewery and saloon interests loom large. Columbus politics show brewery influence fading yet party lines remain sharp.
The president suggests the national government fund a portion of campaign expenses for national parties. The idea sparks debate over state and corporate funding, rail interests, and whether such a plan would be accepted or rejected by lawmakers.
Fragmented text shows political debate over tariff reform with mentions of ministers, governments, and sections, including references to Donat Dike and a Mott context. The readable portions are unclear and garbled, but center on reform arguments, opposition, and potential impacts.
A fragmented report notes a closed duck season and ongoing discussion of performance. Key figures mentioned include a crew or team group and an entity named Gaek. The text hints at delays, schedules, and possible issues with preparedness and tactics.
A banker explains that circulating money, not hoarded cash or wealth, drives the economy. He argues the nation suffers from a lack of usable money and urges immediate, active circulation supported by public confidence in banks and financial institutions. Public trust and quick realization of crops are cited as factors in economic recovery.
Mrs Avtar attends events at Keene and the park during a busy weekend. She plus others visit in Ninth Ward, with plans to attend a service on Wednesday and Thursday. Community members also note travel to Paudeliro and Turmer events, with dates 9 and 12.
A fragmentary note mentions a Saturday evening weeded area around Donne Patt with references to Tony Awo and Elaine Devon Oak, plus vague mentions of graduation, employment, and social links. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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