Fragments of Opinion and Headlines From Early 20th Century Debates
A collage of opinions on Taft and Roosevelt, Japan immigration, and Democratic prospects. References to a scientist predicting Earth's dryness, Washington and New York whispers, Arkansas Senator Davin, and debates over trusts and prosperity. Includes notes on Mrs Bradley, the YMCA convention, and stock market tensions.
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Fairbanks
Linois
Cannon
Pennsylvania
P. C. Knox
New York
N Hughes
Taft
Foraker
Ohio banks strong but calm about risks noted in December report
The Coshocton and other smaller city banks are portrayed as well fortified with currency to meet demands, with emphasis that there is no alarm needed. The piece references European monarchs and leaders, noting King Oscar’s death and political shifts, and pays tribute to Hon. Joseph H. Outhwaite, a longtime Ohio Democratic figure. It also touches on Goebel and Taft era political tensions, and ends with a note on safeguarding bread boards and a one armed labor reminder.
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Coshocton
Zanesville
Columbus
Cleveland
Oscar
Sweden
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Ohio
Bryan
the Times
Coshgtton County
Randies
Publeity
Treasury
Debates on federal power and labor unrest across eras
The article surveys fears of centralizing power in Washington, cites Roosevelt, and condemns Wall Street’s push for tighter money while noting a deadly Mononga håh mine explosion. It recounts Canton homicide cases, labor disputes in Goldfield, and calls for mutual respect between employers and workers.
Foraker Expected Seventeenth at Chicago Nomination
In a Cleveland era note the piece predicts Foraker will gain the seventh teen delegation in Chicago on June 16 as the Republican nomination fight heats up. It cites Foraker supporters in Coshocton Holmes Wayne and warns county dynamics will shape the convention.
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Chicago
Coshocton County
C. B. McCoy
Wayne
M. L. Smyser
Holmes
Edware
Republican
Coshocton
Licking
Twecerawas
Foraker
Tuscarawas County
Taft
Roosevelts influence in Taft race fuels party tensions
The analysis notes shifting sentiment as Foraker delegates loom and Roosevelt may not dictate the party’s choice. Taft’s candidacy appears waning after Roosevelt interference, with speculation that a new figure outside the Jolime Merit may emerge.
Foraker and Bullet Theories in Ohio Politics
The piece discusses Governor Foraker and his bellicose stance on flags in Brownsville, suggesting bullets and race as political tools. It cites Roosevelt’s friction with party leaders, Relbur’s critique of the president, Cannon’s stance on legislation, and Ohio Governor Harris concerns over charity and penal budgets. It notes fears of waste, taxation, and boss influence shaping state finances.
Farmers Free Exchange offers free farm ads and notices
The Farmers Free Exchange invites farm readers to advertise free of charge for sale or purchase, lost or found items, help wanted, or workers seeking jobs. Ads may be sent by telephone for three free insertions. For sale notices include six shares from Berkehires, 80 to 100 pounds weight, Samuel Moore, Frazersburg Ohio. more Werford bulls and heifer calves offered, or exchange for sheep, M T Moorehead, Plainfield Ohio.
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Farmers Free Exchange
Paber
Samuel Moore
Frazersburg
Werford
M. T. Moorehead
Plainfield
Ohio
Presbyterian Bazaar to Benefit Church in Warsaw Ohio
The Presbyterian church tabley will hold their annual bazaar at the G. A. R. hall on December 14 with supper for 18 cents and many useful and ornamental presents. Local visits include Mr and Mrs W J Reynokin with Harland Ullman at Spring Mountain. Dr Day and family from Johnstown visited relatives. Miss Bernice Meredith and Miss Addie Wable are also mentioned. Lectures and entertainments feature J R Arnold and Mr Hosmer with anantereopticon and kinetoscope, Cree den trip, Arian Hagans, and Fra Elbertus Hubberd in Canal Dover. The Mozart Concert Company opens the course, followed by Arthur MacMurrray and a Spirit of the Times lecture in nearby towns.
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Warsaw
The
Presbyterian Church
G. A. R. Hall
W. J. Reynokin
Harland Ullman
Spring Mountain
Saat
Mra
Johnstown
Bernice Meredith
D. R Welker
Killbuck
Addie Wable
Tunnel Hill
J. R. B.arnold
Hosmer
Cleveland
Arnold
Messrs
Creeden
Arian Hagans
R EB
Clark
Honnberger
Mozart Concert Company
Arthur MacMurray
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Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Bradley
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Lincoln
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Wade H. Ellis
Wall Street
Harriman Rockefelier Et
Coshocton National
Main & 4Th Sts
Baker
Edgar C. Selby
W. A. Himebaugh
H.R. McCurdy
W. A. Pomerene
F. E. Pomerene
Henry C. Strong
H. Wilsons
Thad. L. Montgomery
Powers
Howbetts
Kentucky
Goebel
Cincinnati
Michigan
Jefferson
Jackson
Garfield
Eldridge & Higgins
Monongah
Canton
Shetler
Smith
Belvg
Attormey
Gallipolis
Goldfield
Licking County
Bentiment
Republican Party
Ragcdles
Board of Secounts
the Rippeth Dry Goods
Fien
Jan’y. Ready. Yators
Rippeth
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Brownsville
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Relburn
Philadelphia
Joe Cannon
Harris
Pattison
Vanera
Elbertus Hubberd
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