Political quarrels and wartime fears spark in Ohio and Coshocton
Ohio and Coshocton discuss revision of tariff and party leadership as Foraker and Taft face mixed support. A 600 woman protest in New York City over tenement rents signals urban unrest. A seedless pear discovery near Spokane excites horticulturists, while education and legal certification debates in Ohio raise tensions over Meck's charges and school examiner rulings. The Dayton jury convicts Hines with mercy recommended for the murdered Anna Markowiz.
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New Fork City
New York City
Friends of Education
Ohio
W. H. Meck
Jones
Senator Meck
Dayton
Hines
Anna Markowiz
Presidents restraint call sparks third term debate
The piece discusses calls for restraint on President Roosevelt and the third term question, with Justice Brewer and Chancellor Day urging limits on strong central power. It argues for strong state rights and the Supremacy of the Constitution, warning against dilution of federal powers and stressing the states as essential to liberty and a united Union.
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Roosevelt
Day
New York
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Brewer
Taft
Washington
Fathers of the Republic
Stoen
Harlan
U. S. Supreme Court
Ous Wee
United States
Navy Faction Rift After White House Medical Criticism
Washington tensions rise as Surgeon General Rixey clashes with Admiral Brownson over criticism of naval affairs. Brownson resigns amid rumors Roosevelt approved the dissent, threatening unity among officers and tarnishing national pride. The episode signals potential long term divisions in the Navy.
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Weahington
Washington
Rixey
White House
Navy
Addirsl Brownson
Roosevelt
Democrats For Denver at National Convention
The Democrats plan to nominate their next president in Denver, making the West the farthest point yet for a national convention. Gov. J. W. Denver, a respected Democratic elder statesman, hails from Ohio, and his son serves in Congress. Denver’s scenery and the upcoming convention promise strong appeal to delegates and party friends from Coshocton and beyond.
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Denver Corp
Beenansas City
Denver
J. W. Denver
Ohio
Pierce
Buchanan
Wilmington
Columbus
Onlio
Cosaocton
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Pike's Peak
Learning to Speak Through Throat Movements
A fragmentary report discusses how a subject learned to speak via involuntary throat actions and breath control. Professor Fred Newg…cott of the University of Michigan is cited, noting the speech development process amid tentative language.
Fragmented historic quote on constitutional supremacy
A garbled OCR fragment asserts a claim that supreme authority exceeds Congress, the President, the Courts, the states, and the people, mentioning an amended mode and “steels” in a cryptic phrasing. The text resembles a passing note on constitutional or legal supremacy with unclear context.
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Congress
Water Wagon of 1908 Trip Initiates Midnight Ride
A satirical piece describes the 1908 water wagon beginning at midnight, echoing the 1907 journey. It warns of temptations to drink and praises temperance advocates guiding youths toward abstinence, predicting routes toward Watertown and Boozeville while urging readers to join or resist.
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Watertown
Waterville
Boozeville
Main Street
Coshootelia City
Pretty wedding in South London on Christerne Day
Lily LeSueur daughter of Mrs. C. P. LeSueur married Reuben W. Janes on Christmas Day at Ballerue Tecumseh Avenue East home. The ceremony took place in a festively decorated parlor with a floral arch and candles. Officiants were Reverend James Livierstone and two assistants from local churches.
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London
Lonton
Canada
Migs Lily LeSueur
M. Reuben Jones
Mra
Henry J. Foote
Coshocton
Ballerue
C. P. LeSueur
Tecumseh Avenue
Avahe &F
Lily Tryphena
Reuben W. Janes
William Janes
Bouth London
James Livierstone
Wellington Street Methodial Church
W. M. Walker
South London
Joseph Jones
Mt. Maryse
Tee Grecet
Mr. Eeriet
Alice
Columbus Journal Praises Bankers Mil Development Company
Mechanical Department of Oregon State University reports on a visit to a Mexican property held by the Bankers Mil Development Company. Mr Hitchcock notes great potential in Pachuca District silver mines and coal markets in central and southern Mexico. He praises low costs from coal, water, fuel, and labor, predicting high earnings from nearby silver assets and the company’s expansive land holdings.
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Igihe
Banker
Develspment Chupany
Columbus
B. A. Miteboosk
Oto State University
Bankers Milfet & Development Company
Whc
Mexico
Hitchcock
United States
eSver
Pachuca
Prize samples deemed unfit seed corn by judge Stingel
In the county, judge Stingel declared that none of the tested ears met seed quality standards. Samples from top fields showed poor germination in a seven to nine day germination box, with most grains failing or producing weak roots. Farmers urged to use verified seeds from testing boxes at the People's Bank to avoid losses next spring.
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People’s Bank
B. O. Sungel
Stingel
Prof
Holden
Tingel
Coshocton Girl Rides Lamed Horse to Michigan
G Mansfeld Dec 30 Miss Ida Dickerson formerly of Coshocton travels toward Grand Rapids Michigan with her favored pony in an ordinary stock car. The horse was driven through early on but became lame and was advised against continuing by officials. The affection for the animal kept the girl from consenting to any temporary separation.
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Mansfeld
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mies-Ida Dickerson
Coshocton
Michigan
Dickerson
Tages
Misa Dickerson
Farmers Free Exchange Ad Details and Goods for Sale
An 1800s style classified notice advertises a free exchange for farmers. It mentions a versatile seller, a ten year old quiet beast able to drive, and a clearing house for population needs. Located in Fresno, Idaho, the ad hints at trade and sale of various items.
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W. D. Geese
Fresno
Free Exchange page for farmer readers offered
A Free Exchange department will serve farmer readers for buying selling lost and found jobs and other farm ads. Three free insertions are offered. inquiries listed near Mound North of town with stock bay and corn sale Friday at 1. WANTED to rent good farm with modest fees. Address Times care. Also mentions London New Jersey individuals and social notes with names like Harry and Charles Foote.
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Ken Farulerm
King
Colmn
Thia
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