Bryan seen as leading figure in 1908 presidential prospects
The Enquirer views William J. Bryan as a dominant but contested potential leader for 1908. It warns of party disunity, praises his oratory and popularity, recalls his 1896 and 1904 campaigns, and argues for unified principles and a strong commander in chief.
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Cincinati Enquirer
Bryan
The
Enquirer
Willam J. Dbry
Mr. Bryan
Samuel J Tilden
Ryan
Louis
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Enpulrer
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Anstowly Gheervant
Pedlie Cplaka
Unclear Fragments Hint at Historic Figures
Fragmentary text references Theodore Roosevelt Willan J Bryan and others with dubious claims. No verifiable events, dates, or places present.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Bryan
Aoki Downplays Pacific Rivalry at New York Banquet
Count Aoki the Jamies ambassador urged calm over U S Japan tensions at a New York banquet. He argued the Pacific Ocean and eastern Asia offer ample room for commerce and dismissed fears of a looming clash, saying the idea is ridiculous and Aoki’s head is level.
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Jamies
United States
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Asia
Pacific
Mormon Talk Sparks Partisan Fire At Presbyterian Church
A converted Mormon preacher attacked the Republican Party and Senator Reed Smoot over polygamy and Mormon influence. He claimed Smoot’s three wives show his ties to church power, while Senator Foraker defends Smoot in the Senate. The editorial tirade links religion, politics, and national destiny in a fiery, contentious tone.
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Republican Party
Reed Smout
Smoot
Endowment House
Read Street
Morton
Senate
House
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United States
Ohio
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Reed Smoot
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Foraker Religion Clash and Mormon Influence in Ohio Politics
A critique argues Foraker lacks religious conviction and is driven by political self interest. It asserts Utah Mormonism and Smoot shape national politics, while Ohio religion remains fragmented. The piece mocks Foraker and predicts outcomes tied to a forthcoming miners and operators meeting for wage talks, with Miss Guide Renfrew resuming studies.
Brother fatally shoots brother in accidental hunt
In Coshocton county a 16 year old, Ernest Phillibaum, died after a misfired shot by his older brother Roy Phillibaum during a target practice. The incident occurred at the Henderson farm near Fresno as four boys handled two revolvers. Roy believed the chambers were empty when a trigger was pulled, the 32 caliber bullet perforating the liver and stomach. Ernest died at 12:15 this morning after being pronounced hopelessly injured. Funeral services are planned at the family home with burial at Clapboard Cemetery. The family includes parents and siblings Willam, Rosa, Clifford, Clarence, and Roy. The shooter is overwhelmed by grief.
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Lef Scott Phillibaum
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Fresno
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Roy
Howard Cain
Harry Geprhart
Phillivauin
Chas. Henderson Farm
Kitemiller
McClain
Coshocton
Willam Phillbaum
Wiliam Haas
Rosa
Clifford
Clarence
Brakeman Severely Injured After Fall From Freight Car
Fred F. Dennison, brakeman for Pacbendie, was found dazed and bleeding with a gash over his left eye after falling from the Nigger Local near Trinway. He was treated by the company surgeon, two arteries were severed, and he was transported to Dennison for further care.
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Fred F. Dennison
Trinway
Coshocton County Mourns The Passing Of Three Noble Women
Three local women die within a week in Coshocton area. Mrs Sarah Crowley dies after a Dec 22 fall at her granddaughter Ed Kuntz home Elm street. Sarah Larne Johnson of Roseville passes after long illness at nephew M J Adams home. Mrs Ola Bowers of Warsaw dies after recent surgery. funeral set for New Year’s Day at M and E church Warsaw with burial at Darling cemetery.
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Ed. Kuntz
Elm Street
Sears
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Crowley
Tweed
Amelia Larne
Zanesville
Emma Price
Michiten
Walter Ehimphrey
Ayres
Kuntz
M. J. Adams
Miss Johnson
Roseve
Iowa City
John Bowers
Ola Bowers
Warsaw
Holmes County
Vergie
Frank
Dorothy
Noble
Darling Cemetery
Young Persian Tells Of native Land And Its Costumes
Youel B Mirza native of Persia studying at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware describes homeland costumes and customs in a Sunday talk at local churches. He discusses family life camels buffaloes and Muslim prayer practices while recounting his journey from Persia to America and his aim to become a medical missionary.
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Youel B. Mirza
Ohio Westan University
Delaware
Presbyterian
T Wo
Baptist Church
Noth
Persia
Thia
Public Scorn and Night Curfew Reported in Persia
Descriptions of a brutal public punishment in Persia with a man nailed to a board and left to die while passers by spit. Also notes a strict curfew forcing residents to be off streets by ten PM with police password checks for late departures.
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Persia
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