Political Rumors and Court Remarks From An Eccentric Era
This clipped column sifts through political chatter about revolvers in demand and Jags keeping campaigners at home. It notes California and western states drawing numbers away from Japan, references J. P. Sheean & Co and the Panama Canal funding, and a court scene with a woman praying in a case. It also touches Roosevelt versus Parker, a Strasburg editor's fear of insanity, and Coshocton’s growing population reflected in presidential vote totals.
The Coshocton National Bank Advertisement
The Coshocton National Bank offers strong government supervised banking with conservative leaders M Q Baker as president T L Montgomery as cashier and M B Smith as assistant cashier. It promises saving deposits from 1000 and loans on approved security with confidential customer dealings.
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Coshocton National Bank
United States
Ite
M. Q. Baker
T. L. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
Roosevelt and Democrats Meet in Tuscarawas County Banquet
A January gathering in Uhrichsville Dennison at the Hotel Hyatt will unite Tuscarawas County leaders who stayed loyal to Democratic principles after the national ticket’s defeat. They plan to affirm enduring Democratic ideals and celebrate Jackson Day with a social banquet.
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Uhrichaville
Dennison
Hotel Hyatt
Tuscarawas County
Senatorial Mistake Cites Patt Record and Political Schemes
The piece argues Charles P. Patt lacks creditable prospects for the U.S. Senate despite wealth ability and Republican loyalty. It contends his brother’s presidential run skews opinions, warns of payoffs for offices, and recalls past crooked schemes. The text suggests public belief in Patt’s election is unlikely without corrupt subtexts.
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Charles P .Patt
Hin
U.S
Renate
Ghio
Matey
Charles
Cooney
Willian
Taft and Taft Support in Senate Election Debate
The piece argues electing Taft strengthens patronage and weakens Senate influence, asserting Taft as a presidental ally would degrade state pride and that opponents use him to shape administration policy. It advocates electing Taft alongside a senator to counter opposition.
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Taft
Senate
Acain
William H_ fa
Charles
Dar
Soneone
Humiliating spectacle in Roosevelt era press clash
The piece condemns President Theodore Roosevelt for brutal public battles with editors who criticize his administration. It contrasts his behavior with reactions from European monarchs and notes the political fallout, citing Taft versus Bryan and party ticket results with Taft's decisive win and Bryan's substantial loss.
Public Question on Coshocton Franchise and City Progress
A reader essay argues for balanced public interest in street franchise talks. It opposes harsh corporate demands, urges fair treatment for small property owners, and questions attempts to push private gain over citizen protections. It notes potential house mover disputes and predicts political campaigning ahead of Ohio Senate elections.
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Coshocton
Cosaocton
Toover Bes
the Times
Appointed Administrator J M Compton Named
On Tuesday afternoon J M Compton was appointed administrator of the late J W Toland.
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J. M. Compton
J. W. Toland
Congressman Ashbrook Proposes Imperial Palace Knights Charter
Congressman Ashbrook introduces a bill in Congress to incorporate for fraternal and benevolent purposes the grand body named The Imperial Palace Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan. The officers of this rand body are listed in the bill.
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Ashbrook
Congress
Grand Order of
Imperial Palace
Dramatic Order Knights Oe Khorasean
Rand
STEP FATHER III AND CANAL WORK UPDATE
Humane Officer J W Veneel was called to Atlanmaville Tungilay after noon by the serious illness of his step father. Drilling and blasting on the Wal vwoniing canal will begin a day. the preliminary work is practically completed. It is being done by a gang of men under B Kisaner.
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Roosevelt
J. W. Veneel
Atlanmaville Tungilay
Oro
B' Kisaner
Root Juice remedy praised by Indiana user
Mrs. J. A. Colbert of Fort Wayne credits Root Juice with ending twenty years of pain after using four bottles. The testimonial notes liver and kidney relief, improved appetite, and general well being. Anderson's drug store advertises Riot Juice at $3 per bottle or six for $5.
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Roche
Ander_son's
Riot Juice
Bettie
Aix
House Insurgents Lose First Round In Congress
Washington December 16. Insurgent hopes for a rule change in the House faded after Mr Gardner of Massachusetts failed to secure an eight member committee to study the subject. The House voted to strip the Foreign Affairs Committee of jurisdiction on the resolution, and the measure was laid on the table. The day also included bills on the District of Columbia and continued debate on the penal code. Wedding anniversaries and travel plans are noted among local items.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Gardner
Massachusetts
House
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Secretary of State
House of Commons
Columbia
United States
Tragic end for Louisville apprentice at navy station
Walter Boldt 20 of Louisville Kentucky, an apprentice at a New York naval training station, ended his life using etrycholne after being out 116 hours. A Shamokin Pennsylvania jury found Angelo Morile guilty of second degree murder in a saloonkeeper killing. In Maine hunting season fatalities rose with 16 deaths from accidents, misidentification or drowning. Chicago logged 156 murders in 1998 with 24 unsolved. A memorial is planned for the vaudeville performer Ortundl Leek Haverly at Mount Union Cemetery.
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Walter Boldt
Louisville
New York Naval Training Station
Etrycholne
Angelo Morile
Shamokin
Maine
Chicago
Ortundl
Leek Haverly
Phladelphia
Some More Letters to Santa Claus
Dear Gansta Clare I went Grem and a horn blue horse a sled a pair of roller skates and some candy cute and popcorn tain grapes and bring my hile ahier baby doll and baby cert I go to Sandsy school every Sunday I live on 1018 Ene at Main street John Carpenter Garnet Lucile Valentine
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Gansta Clare
Sandsy School
Ene
Main Street
John Carpenter
Christmas Tree Safety During Holidays
A late bulletin warns of wax candle fires in Christmas trees after fourteen Ohio homes burned last year. tips include never leaving a lit tree unattended, avoiding tissue, cotton, and cellulosic ornaments, keeping drafts away, and not placing gifts on the tree. Emphasizes safety over display and urges careful decoration with affordable modern baubles.
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Ohio
Martha
Divine Healer Schlatter Returns to Macomb Amid Mob Tension
Schlatter, the self styled divine healer who once denounced officials here, resurfaced in Macomb Illinois declaring McKinley an anarchist and praising assassination. A mob threatened violence prompting police to escort him to a train, guiding him to Quincy Illinois to avoid the danger.
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Schlatter
Smith
Nicho’s
Macomb
Ill
McKinley
Quincey
Harmon undecided on residence choice in Columbus
Governor elect Harmon and Mrs. Harmon returned to Columbus without naming their chosen house. They met political friends briefly at Democratic state HQ before departing for Union Station. A conference with adjutant general candidate Col. Weybrecht followed. The visit included a list of visiting Democrats and local officials, many disappointed by the lack of promises or pledges.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Harmony
Troop B
Ohio
National Guard
John O'Dwyer
Toledo
Douglass
Mansfield
Walace D. Yaple
Chillicothe
Benjamin McKinney
Marietta
W. R. Burnett
Springfield
BE. W. Hanley
Dayton
Miller vs Kworeng ends in defendant victory at trial
Court news notes the second trial of Miller v Kworeng concluded Monday evening with a verdict for the defendant after jurors debated over half an hour. The plaintiff moved for a new trial, and it is expected the case will be dropped.
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Gosbocton
Hilgeet
Mary Miller
Geébriel Lorenz
Jas. R. Stewart
Thos. H. Johnson
Coshocton
Amanita FE
Leindecker
Mary Ann Snyder
Deferdanta
Beal
Rachel Barns
B. Anderson
Miller Vs. Kworeng
Ooder & New
Milways
Helmick Well to Be Shot Thursday
A brief notice reports that the Helmick well is scheduled for blasting on Thursday. Details are limited due to OCR fragment.
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Teddy
Mae Down South
America
California
Japan
J. P. Sheeyan & Co
Manafle
Church
Parker
Trirts
Republican Committee
San Juan
Strasburg
Coshotton
The
Coshocton National Bank Cor
Bien
Congressional Committee
Jedee Harmen
Dhain
Olio
Semmiers
Posti
Edward
England
Veilliam
Cizar
Russia
Panama Purchase
Theodore
Cour
Rooered
Vis
J. P. Morgan
W .N. Cromwell
Claw
Pune
Jhumanus
Cromwell
Becaus
Taf
Bryan
Detw
Hisgen
Hearst
Bia
New York
Massachu
Buron
Foraker
Voice of the People
Step Father III
Walker & Lawrence
Dolge’s
C. F. Barnes
Fourth Street
William
Florida
Charles Geidel
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Jackson
St. Augustine
Savannah
W. W. March
Locust Street
Santa Claus
Sama Cinne
Plesac
Daby
Garnet Lucile Valentine
Harmon
Henry Norris
Isaac Cox
George Lutz
James T. Lockand
T. C. Schmueser
Williard Myser
Henry Wyler
Fred Schumacher
Marc Fortune
Harmon Kaver
John Rhode
Pickerell
J. C. ‘Adams
Guardian
Mies Am Anewer
L. K. Beach
John Lorenz
Samuel Gamble Grea
James Owens
John Owens
H. Baker
Letitia McKey
A. J. Johnston
Henry Stockus
Edmund Black
Jame Graham
A. L. Finlay Resigms
John FP. Taylor
Katie Thomas
Thos. Graham Ve. W. T. Graham
David F. ‘Stitt
Eureka
the Phair
Court News
Jawan
Leggy
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