Democratic Slate Ticket Includes Many Local Names
A lengthy ticket list outlines candidates for governor and other state offices, naming JUDSON VALMGX of Hamilton for governor and DAVID Lo ROVKWELL of Cottage for lieutenant governor, with several judges and auditors from various towns. The piece critiques Republican leaders in Coshocton and discusses party tensions and figures, including James S. Sherman and Taft, reflecting a charged political climate and calls for reform.
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Judson Valmgx
Hamilton
David Lo Rovkwell
Cottage
Hugh T. Mathe
Shelby
George B.sek
Frankt
Sia
Minis
W. Dvebin
FH Bor
Su I. Screamer
Belmont
Timothy Shlan
Jack
Bernard Doran
Perry
Aiken
Sar Douiryamt
J2avid Eley
Atshkind
John A. McDowel
Mabnes
Supreme Court
OLM Ris
Lacking
Senettis
Casiphet
Cavett
M. Yoorne Tupenit Dub
The Man Who Starts In Business Today
Start a business by saving now. Begin with a bank account and gradually add to it. Open an account today, add a dollar when you can, and build toward funding your own venture. The message urges immediate action to secure a future business startup.
Voters face crookedness and calls for fair reform
Fragmented remarks denounce election irregularities and party misdeeds in Coshocton. Leaders insist on investigation, condemn manipulation, and urge clean tactics while contrasting Taft era courage with today’s alleged schemes. Public sentiment seeks to halt crookedness and protect voter trust.
Pennsylvania's Empty Pails in Western States
Fragmented text discusses empty meals and dinner pubs in Pennsylvania and Ohio. References to regions, dates, and names are unclear, with stray phrases about workers, guests, and political mood. Overall, it notes shortages and strain on dining facilities and a fragile economy in a western Pennsylvania context.
Unclear political remarks shadow Cincinnati event
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of a “reemployment day” at Cincinnati with mentions of Taft Roosevelt policies, a divided reception, and anticipation of Republican editorial reaction. The garbled text references speeches, cheers, and the policy direction of the era without clear names or dates.
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Cincinnati
Seige
Taft
Pelaracter
Treasury Deficit and Ponderous Public Debt Discussion
A garbled account discusses a treasury deficit, public revenues, and expenditures. It notes a near fifty million change in receipts from the past year and hints at a larger deficit if Congress revises annual figures. The mishmash references government receipts and uses, implying financial strain.
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Congress
WG. T. Ous
Squaring Up Matters in Taft Foraker Editorial Clash
Fragmented local news reveals Gall and misrepresentation tied to Taft faction amid editorial discontent. The paper, a known Foraker partisan, faced criticism for lukewarm Taft support and editorial bias influencing party alignment.
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MW Sred Wentieman
Repith- Veao
Taft
Chicago
Tom Thac
Foraker
Gat &E
Ratite
Thomson
Pothar
Repubelutin
Tye Taft
Dewey
Suniaina
Tate
Deanoordey
Aleriy
Meraker
Taft Support Aliens Democratic Unity Amid Press Critique
The passage argues Taft enjoys broad support while denouncing Republican infighting. It claims Democrats are not divided this year despite high excitement, and mocks a Republican editorial for incoherence. It likens Kilkenny to Cushcetat county figures and notes Republicans sneer at the piece as detached from facts.
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Taft
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Kilkenny
Republian
Cushcetat Cvant
Coshocton County GOP canvass linked to money and booze
The piece alleges Republican factions in Coshocton County used money and alcohol to influence the June 6 county organization contest. It claims evidence supports the charges while urging honest voters to oppose such tactics and noting Democratic gains and internal party strife. It mentions a presidential nomination and rivals like Bryan and Taft in a broader critique of purchases and influence.
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Cashocton
Coshocton
Cosheto County
Ohio
Canval
Coshocton Caity
Htegan
Yalvs
Bryan
Delegates to Cambridge Ohio Democratic District Convention
Official call shows Democrats of joint Ohio senatorial district to meet in Cambridge on July 23 1908 to nominate a candidate for state senator. District representation as fixed by committee lists counties and delegate counts. Woodsfield and Coshocton listed with chairmen and officers named for the convention.
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Ohio
Homby
Cambridge
Goa
Receiver's Report in Common Pleas Court Reveals Distribution
Court records show receiver Me Wo Me anghton in the Sign & Novely cave ordered a distribution. The report notes the receipt of five thousand dollars from stock and product sales, with a balance on hand to fund anticipated dividends for the creditors.
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Common Pleas Court
Sign & Novely
King Teport
Milk wagon driver accused of injuring horse with nail
Officer Weasel observed a stick with a nail on the end in J Hoop’s milk wagon on Eighth Street. The nail was used to jab the horse causing wounds the size of a hand. Hoop, warned he would be arrested if a weapon was found again.
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Weasel
J. Hoop
Eighth Street
Hoop
Wen
Lwiniir
Omian
Lightning Ignites Feather Bed in City Home
A noon lightning strike through a Wilson Avenue window set fire to a feather bed in Henry Suntheimer's residence. The blaze scorched clothes and feathers before firefighters used chemicals to extinguish it. Damages totaled about $25, covered by insurance with W. A. Mizer of Ohio Farms.
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Henvy Suntheimer
Two Old Soldiers Die in Dennison Area
Benton Young, a List O. V. I. veteran nearing 76, died in Dennison after enlisting from Coshocton. He was uncle to famed pitcher Denvon M. Yours. George Van Horn, 72, also of the List O. V. I., died after serving since 1862 with battles including Perryville, Stone River, Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, and Resaca. Both men had ties to the Panhandle railway.
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Benton Young
Dennison
Denvon M. Yours
George van Horn
Mr. van Horn
Coshoctaw
Perryville
Stone River
Murfreeborough
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Resaca
Kennesawa Mountain
Frankln
Panhandle
Snug Dividend Declared by Citizens Building Society
The Citizens' Building Loan and Savings Co met Monday evening in Judge C B Hunt's office and declared a semiannual dividend of 23 4 per cent. The report described satisfactory business for the half year closed and praised the association's flourishing condition in all respects.
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Citizens’ Building, Loan and Savings Co
C. B. Hunt
Delivered Oration Opens Fourth of July Celebration
Attorney U N Strats delivered a printed Fourth of July oration at Nellie Saturday as the village celebration proved one of the best in years. Henry Underwood enjoyed a pleasant birthday surprise at his Wills Creek home on July 1. A generous dinner and supper followed with a long list of guests from several nearby towns.
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U. N. Strats
Henry Underwood
Wills Creek
Pha
Tuomas Nash
Canal Dover
K. D. Toward
New Philadelphia
Stephen Meredith
Vernean
L. Tacksen Murray
Chas
Wilhelm Aund
Married Friday Evening In Home Ceremony
Deeay McCienyty and Miss Lytia Kobe wed Friday at eight mounted by Rev Lokely Fisher of the M E Church. Miss Kobe is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kobe of Freano and the bride is praised by friends. Mr McCleary, a butcher, is described as of excellent character and the couple plans life together.
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Deeay McCienyty
Lytia Kobe
Res. Lokely Fisher
M. EB. Ehurch
John Kobel
Freano
Mr. McCleary
Yen Veoule
Tive
Nearly Killed by a Dive at Tuscarawas River
John James plunged from a 20 foot diving board at Dead Man's Hole above the T. W. V. & QO tower into seven to eight feet of water. He struck headfirst, twisted his spine, and was left paralyzed. Edward Thornsley and others pulled him from the river after lengthy efforts as Dr. Stacy and staff tended him.
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John James
Tuscarawas
Dead Man’s Hole
James Boy
Shar Woo
Weni
Edward Thornsley
Charles Meyers
Hhe Wink
Dr. 'Stacy
Ben Dones
Edward Thorntley
Chas, Meyers
George Clateder
Sheme
Pr. Stacy
Dnee
Glas Worka
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