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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
6
The piece contrasts presidential and legislative pay debates with Roosevelt’s high salary critique, cites a 50 000 dollar figure and future 100 000 dollar salary, notes Oregon legislators sticking to pledges to support Chamberlain, and discusses temperance policy and education emphasis in Ohio amid political pressure.
Dr Rees of the Tabernacle Baptist Church in Palladelphia Pa urges church youth to wake up to the rising trend of Baptist members marrying outside the denomination. The sermon notes that other denominations share concerns about interfaith marriages among American youths and calls for steady guidance from church leaders.
Advice urges prudent handling of earnings aimed at securing funds for old age. Emphasizes saving a portion of one’s income and careful planning to weather future financial needs.
A fragmented parade of political commentary questions the recent senatorial victory of Stephenson amid claims of purchase and influence. Voters weigh honesty, extensions of terms, and reform momentum while noting cross state attitudes toward political nepotism and public office.
A fog bound collision between the liner Republic and the Florida near Massachusetts drew prompt shore aid. Wireless signals guided rescue ships to the scene, moving passengers between vessels before the Republic sank. The episode underscores wireless telegraphy’s value and its potential future uses.
Gov Haroon restructures the Board of Agriculture to five Republicans and five Democrats, aiming to run it in farmers’ interest rather than political gain. He may accept or reject board recommendations while seeking an apolitical leadership focused on improving stock and farm productivity.
Governor Harmon urges direct legislative action to relieve his administration’s encumbrances and to resume the Cincinnati probe. Thurman argues the probe should continue to expose issues in the state’s governance and supports creating a centralized tax board to oversee all taxation matters and ensure equitable fiscal policy.
The governor calls for an immediate inventory of all state property in the care of state officials and the adjutant general. He credits the change in administration with exposing gaps and urges decisive action to restore orderly, businesslike governance for Obie.
Columbus, Jan 26. Governor Harmon removes L P Bailey of Belmont county and H M Brown of Highland county from the state board of agriculture. Republican Beidler and Democrat Cross, appointed last week, take effect Feb 1 and will participate in the reorganization today.
The Winding Fork Dramatic club will stage Uncle Josh at Perry Grange hall on Saturday evening Jan 30. Local residents attended recent events and visits included HH Ring family and Rev Senior holding revival services at Perry Chapel. Joe Lo Myers visited relatives in Columbus and with Ward Little Saturday night.
Mohawk Village reports a family gathering at Walter Freese's home with guests Mary Moore Grace Whitaker Ava Moore and others. Several residents hosted dinners and visits at Thomas Haines and Mrs Sterbert Jones houses while town events note parish and county activities and a local race began the new settlement work.
The Review of Reviews notes a national tariff revision debate likened to a journey through a tariff bog. Willis J. Abbot critiques protections for favored industries, jokes about steel magnates, and rebukes calls for consumer interests while discussing Tillman, Tillman’s ethics, and the Panama canal affair.
A vivid ad lists a Saturday Rugs Special 27 by 55 inch priced at 1.79 and 1.19, with wool faced velvet rugs and many other low price items. The copy promotes window displays, limited rug quantities, and additional sale goods including clothing, dishes, boosters, and household goods.
A Washington letter from private ranks urges lawmakers to cut rhetoric and focus on railroad regulation tariff discussion labor laws and other crucial tasks. The writer, noting the Sixtieth congress short session and ongoing quarrels, asks representatives and senators to act for the people and avoid eloquent diatribes. Washington, D.C.
Judge Corcoran in Hastings Nebraska declares an agreement among independent telephone companies to boycott the Nebraska Bell Telegraphone Company against public policy and void. An injunction fights the contractual ban as the Kearney independent seeks to violate the pact and exchange business with Bell.
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