Democratic Ticket Text Mixes Names Across Offices
The document lists a long slate of Democratic candidates for President and numerous state and local offices. Amid garbled names and misspellings are William J. Bryan for President, John W. Kern for Vice President, and various state figures such as a governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and other positions with unclear spellings and misplaced fragments.
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John W. Kern
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Tax Exempt Bonds Offered for Sale by Hayden-Miller Co
Municipal bonds from Coshocton County Road District unsold balance $22,000 offered for sale at net yield about 4 percent to holders.
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Hayden-Miller & Company
Coshocton County
Coshocton National Bank Cor Main and Fourth Streets
Coshocton National Bank Company operates at the corner of Main and Fourth Streets. The entry notes its location for customers and local business dealings.
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National Bank Cor
Publicity and contributions in the democracy debate
The excerpt discusses campaign finance and publicity rules, naming William Jennings Bryan and other figures. It cites concerns over corporations funding campaigns, lists several corporations and rail lines, and notes calls for publishing contributors names while contrasting Democratic and Republican approaches.
Wool Producers Rally Against Protective Duty
The article reports protests over wool tariffs with producers seeking 65 for coats and 89 for pants, alleging price hikes force consumer hardship. Mr Monnett accuses Roosevelt officials of failing to curb monopoly power and calls for action under Sherman law and common law.
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Benacits
Mir
Rooevelt
Mr. Monnett
Optimistic Worys Report on Taft Campaign Tone
An optimistic partisan tale discusses Taft campaign hopes in Ohio. It argues Democrats face internal strife, while Republicans seek to unite and win the national and state races despite difficulties and opposition.
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Ohio
Eda
Path Boa
Lega Tally
Labor Party Foes Taft Rally Reported in Cincinnati
Report from Cincinnati notes labor groups opposing the Republican candidate for president Taft. The piece mentions Jfudis Jeb and a council leader J. G. Voller in a fringe political context, with references to local circles and influence.
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Cincinnati
Aft
Jfudis
Wilking
Oj. G. Voller
Hiber Council
Amd
Noweal Bos
Gevy
Primary Finances Reported In Coshocton County
The Democratic primary committee of Coshocton County reports a 24 percent dividend from the recent primary. A total of $457.55 was raised from the candidate and $267.00 allocated to judges clerks and boots. Secretary Brynk holds itemized expenditures and will disclose if any taars apply. The dividend settles the leftover funds after bills were paid, marking a historic financial recap for the county.
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BE. S. Urink
Geo. Fosume
Voecht
Ais
Tia
Brynk
Coshocton
Roosevelt's Silence on Wealth and Crime as Taft Era Returns
The piece questions whether Roosevelt's stance against the wealthy class and crime voiced a year earlier at Roosevelt will reappear after the Chicago convention. It asks if the popular president will retract earlier remarks and accept for Taft the large sums from life insurance magnates once pleasing to him in 1904.
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Sailas
Chicago
Taft
Branch stores open at Conesville by Thewards and Wilkins Co
The wards and Wilkins Co opened a Conesville branch on Second Street under George Wilkins management. The meat store now operates as part of the branch with Mr Vel Burke overseeing service. Towns noted in the report.
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Thewards & Wilkins Co
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Bryan to deliver August acceptance speech in Cincinnati
Lincoln Neb July 20 Presidential candidate William J Bryan shifts to finalizing his acceptance speech due August 12 He plans to reply to Tafts Cincinnati speech delivered Saturday and continues to back the Democratic ticket this fall.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Taft
Snyder Forces Claim Re election To Chairmanship
The article reports Snyder claiming victory in re election to the county central committee chair by at least 27 votes after four township caucuses completed Saturday evening. It lists numerous names tied to the Republican slate and notes the new committee's formation amid ongoing party fusion tensions.
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Snyder Claims
Republcan County
Snydersie Cay Regua
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