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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
6
A fragment from a periodical discussion cites Charles M Russell and William Jennings Bryan in relation to railroad reform under the Hepburn bill. The piece notes Roosevelt's stance, the political repercussions for Bryan, and gaps in policy implementation affecting rail transport and depositor assistance.
The Times pledges to critique officials of any party when they fall short. It defends a democratic duty to demand honest performance, praising county administration as capable and forthright while condemning partisan shielding and urging accountability for public service.
A long, fragmented local notice describes a revival gathering in West Lafayette with church and community concerns, along with scattered social updates. It mentions local business hours changes, musical bands moving to Plainfield, and various residents' activities, all conveyed in a terse, diary-like summary.
Park View Billiard and Bowling Parlors at Park View change hands from G. E Preston after two years to Blaine Cox of Trinway. Immediate possession conveyed and Preston, active in Cleveland finance since last summer, will resume bonds and mortgages work. Coral Corj, well known locally, remains a respected sound figure. Arnold and Fred Smith will stay in their current assistant roles.
Owing to road conditions the Trimmedt to be given in toe M Ee church Friday evening Jan 25 had been postponed. Communian services held in Presbyterian church Sunday morning with readers and officers listed. Other notes mention church events, quarterly services, and local residents attending from Fallsburg and Falls lines.
The Indianapolis bid beat thirteen rival cities for the 1908 convention venue with sessions discussing direct nomination and election reforms. Delegates from Ninola and Pennsylvania were elected to the international congress to meet in Salzburg next summer.
Mrs Hack narrowly escaped death when a match lit a closet fire in a Park Avenue home. A clothes basket and nearby garments caught fire, flames rose behind her as she moved, causing about 50 in damage before she checked the closet and prevented further spread.
A Coshocton and Knox county unit of the Fifty First Ohio Regiment had 108 men and an extraordinary 16 pairs of brothers. The company served from Spring Mountain through Chicamauga Murfreesboro and Atlanta campaigns, with 21 survivors.
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