Democratic Ticket Heads Patterned 1900s Campaign Lineup
The document outlines a full Democrat slate with William J. Bryan and John W. Kern for president and vice president, Harmon for governor, Rockwell for lieutenant governor, and several other state and judicial posts. It references party strategy, endorsements, and contrasting notes on Republicans and the trust issue, with mentions of specific counties and political figures.
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William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
TupSps Harmon
Hinidton
T Rockwell
Portes
Jackson
A. William
Arhel Ook
Bee
Jgset
Calmallan
County Ticket
Reyeest Hg
Schott
Rircdaat Dudae
Shere
R Tate
Rais
Martin Caldroll
Noes Hamilton
J. J. Lower
Road District Bonds Offered For Sale At 4 Percent Net
Municipal bonds of Coshocton County Road District, bought from Hayden-Miller & Company, are offered for sale with about 4 percent net to the holder. The unsold balance amounts to 22000.00 dollars.
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Hayden-Miller & Company
Coshocton County
Fragmented Republican caucus coverage in Warsaw notes
The article reviews a party caucus in Warsaw with editorials and editor commentary on leaders like Bevan and Bevin, lines about labor and protection, and mentions Roosevelt and Taft era politics. It references resolutions published in the Daily Times and discusses prospects for electoral outcomes and party influence, noting concerns over foraker and Foraker followers.
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Warsaw
Tiv Daily Times
Republican Committee Chair Chooses Hitchcock Amid Slugfest
The piece accuses a supposed Republican paper of smearing Democrats while defending GOP leaders. It claims the paper distracts from county bosses and alleges organized efforts to sway voters with false allegations and bribery. The tone attacks manipulation and insurrection against honest party workers.
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Eis
Dodge
Eo Che
Republican County
Bulding
Mike
He's Foraker's Man Capt Lyderver Seeks Representative Seat
An unedited press text reveals Capt. Lyderver as a Republican candidate for representative. The article suggests party backing by Senator Foraker and notes internal efforts to mobilize supporters, portraying the captain as the strongest hopeful to unite the party and win votes.
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Lyderver
Republicat Park
Bryan Choice for President Leads Democratic Rally
Bryan is named the Democratic nominee for president after three nominations and broad backing from party leaders. The piece argues his leadership, honesty, and reform stance mark him as the rightful standard bearer, with hopes he can unite the party and deliver reform if elected.
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Walian J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Jackson
Cleveland
Egerved
Aie Tenn
Bryan
TWH
Wood Ryan
Mathone
Bryan Named as Candidate by Masses for Honest Leadership
Citizens and working people favored Bryan over monopolies and traps, praising his integrity, openness, and readiness to help the needy. Many Republicans respected him, though some interests may oppose his candidacy, predicting his growing appeal as a trusted friend of the common man.
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Bryan
Coshocton County
Change in Republican views of Bryan from 1896 to 1916
The text argues that Republican opinion shifted from viewing William Jennings Bryan as dangerous to believing he could guide the country without wreck. It notes 1896 and 1900 fears giving way by 1908 and 1916, recognizing Bryan as patriotic and capable, with opponents no longer asserting he harmed national interests. It frames opinion as evolving with public sentiment.
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W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Bia
Tavior
Lita
Sendi
Ivil Bryan
Gompers Endorses Bryan in Labor Backed Vote
Labor leader Gompers speaks on shaping the election, arguing labor will back Bryan and Denver platform aims. He notes AFL officials are instructed to press political declarations by both parties on labor issues, while criticizing Republicans at Chicago and Democrats at Denver as unfair or square.
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Gumpers
Hitchcock
Jabur
Gompers
Lincoln
Denver
Ed Gian Didates
Taber
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Ratification meeting in San Francisco endorses Taft and Sherman
A San Francisco dispatch reports a ratification meeting where adherents urged support for Taft and Sherman. The piece notes the absence of warmth from the crowd toward party agitation, reflecting gentle politicking rather than fiery endorsement.
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Bryan
San Francieco
Taft
She-man
Bae Francieco
Bryan as Pacific rally draws massive, chaotic cheers
A June 21 gathering supporting the Tafivaheman ticket under the Republican committee in the Pacific slope erupted in loud, sustained cheers for W. J. Bryan. Leaders struggled to restore order as Julius Kahn spoke on a currency bill and John Sharp Williams’s congressman introduction. The name Bryan acted as a magnet, energizing hundreds for ten minutes of pandemonium, while Republicans contemplated the moment.
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Pacific
Bryan- Ban Francisco
Tafivaheman
Cenwal
W. J. Bryan
Taft faction punished as Coshocton picks McClure for board
In Coshocton County the executive committee of three power figures, McCoy Snyder and a newspaper editor, moved to remove Taft ally Mat McConnell from election board succession. Addison McClure was named, seen as competent and square, amid turbulence. The move signals Taft forces face elimination through the Foraker machine’s influence.
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M Natives
Mat McConnell
Addison McClure
Times Leaing
McConnell
Taft
Coshocton County
Foraker
McCoy, Snyder
Wiethns
Kern a Poor Man in the 19th Century Debate
The piece critiques Kern, a vice presidential candidate, as “poor” and not financially suited for high office. It recalls Bryan and Bryan’s suggestion to share the White House duties, lamenting that officials’ salaries are insufficient for White House expenditures.
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Kern
de Poh
Bryan Cane Tite Lay
Buran
White House
Oeiety
Cowardice Charged Over Cartoon Explanation
An editor voices criticism of a political cartoon featuring Bryan being lifted by four der nek. The opponent’s explanation is termed cowardly, arguing motive was financial to avoid losing Democratic subscribers. The print was legal, but the justification weakens the image’s impact.
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Bryan
Dernek
Politi cal Strife Shapes County Convention Battle
The text describes factional divides among capitalists labor groups and candidates including Tutt McCoy Snyder Armunt with a Republican county convention looming. It notes anti Roosevelt policy signals and questions about each candidate's strength, predicting who may survive the contest and party factions at Warsaw.
Times Gives Bryan's Picture
The Times offers full sized pictures of Hon. W. J. Bryan for subscribers. Rural readers may pick them up at the Times office, while city subscribers will receive them via carrier. Cull and wet one.
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Times
Death of Guy Graham in Cashocton County
Guy Graham aged twenty eight died Tuesday July 7 at his home in Cashocton County after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife one daughter his father and one sister and several friends.
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Guy Perret Graham
Cashocton County
Ginee
West Carliste Mission Band Elects Officers
The West Carliste Mission Band met with Blanche Miller on Saturday afternoon July 11 for a program. Officers elected include President Mary Axline Vice President Faun Wintermace and secretary Hazel Hoover with Fay Howell also noted.
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lwis-Exther Mission Band
West Carliste
Blanche Miller
Mary Axline
Faun Wintermace
Hazel Hoover
Fay Howell
Surprise party honors Wilcots on daughter’s sixteenth birthday
A surprise party was held in Conesville last Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilcot to celebrate their daughter M Lili’s sixteenth birthday. Guests included Misses Emelene Salles Alinda Jones Mattie Guthrie Laura Larr Iva Byan Goldie Jones Edna Pointaine May Mills Mildred Cornell Gladys Wilcox and many others plus Mr and Mrs Ed Priest Mrs Albert Priest Mrs Elizabeth Bryan Mrs Blea n Sallee and more. Many presents were received.
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Conesville
Lewis Wilcot
M Lili
Bemelene Salles
Alinda Jones
Mattie Guthrie
Laura Larr
Iva Byan
Goldie Jones
Edna Pointaine
May Mills
Mildred Cornell
Gladys
Newcomerstown Falk Picnic and Community Gatherings
Newcomerstown July 14 Social club picnic between this place and Coshocton faced a storm but gathered at EB S on West State Avenue for a day of enjoyment. Members listed include Shannons, EB S, Dui, Welsh, Newton, dutien, PF, OW, Wise and wives. absent were Montgomery and Elam Pastor and wives. Guests included Sbeafe and Pree and wives. Mr and Mrs Wright entertained an ice cream party Saturday evening with a long list of attendees from nearby families and friends. Sweet Sixteen of Plainfield celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a surprise party and games, ice cream, and cake, attended by Inez Newton, Regia Lane, Era Criswell, Gladys Shafer, Roy Loos, John Joes, Witter Homman, Ed Conley and others.
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Newcomerstown Falk
Newcomerstown
Cosiseu
Shannos
Insurance and Denier
EB. S
Dui
Suga
West State Avenue
Wright
Scott Wright
Roscoe
Alley Marshall
Iart Reed
John Kirkus
Harley Cunningham
Isaac Wright
Frank Price
Edward Dickey
Pearl Cunningham
Ward Dickey
Thomas Marshall
Lloyd Whittaker
Floyd Johnston
James Milner
Malone Dickey
Tillie Kirker
Mary Marshall
Fern Miller
Ethel McCurdy
Zala Reed
Grace Marshall
Mary Miller
Edith Whittaker
Hazel Dickey
Violet Dickey
Ruth Cunningham
Lyda Dickerson
Samuel Kirker
Ray Norris
Grover Marshall
Russell Miller
Stanley Reed
Clayton Price
Thuseer Cunningham
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Sett
Plainfield
Aid
Inez Newton Regia Lane
Era Criswell
Gladys Shafer
Roy Loos
Joh Joes
Witter Homman
Ed Conley
Wilson Family Reunion at Plainfield Homes
A Wilson family reunion gathered last week at the homes of Mrs. Lovina Derr and Mrs. Martin Duling near Plainfield. Attendees included De. T. M. Wilson, D. N. Wilson, Mrs. Elisabeth Beymer, Mrs. Have rlet Daniels, Col. Rev. 4. FR. Wilson, and others with extended visits at the family farm near Linton and in Kenton.
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Uhrichsville
Elisabeth Beymer
Lexington
Oregon
Haverlet Daniels
Lonanet
Wilson
Pueblo
Derr
Martin Duling
Plainteld
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