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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

7

Portrait of William Jennings Bryan and His Early Life

The article traces Bryan's boyhood and family background, noting his birth on March 19, 1860, in a farm setting. It questions the purpose of the Democratic Party in shaping the presidency and frames Bryan as a central figure in United States political history.

Ennings Bryan Ae Hee Democratic Party United States Hi ‘Bhatt Reich Silas ‘I. Bryan Jennings Ovan Bryan Lved Ty Bees Rebant

Bryan's Early Life and Rise to Political Power

A historical sketch recounts William Jennings Bryan from his Lincoln home era to his rise in Nebraska politics. It notes schooling in Balefe, Jackson, and Illinois College, law studies, marriage to Miss Baird, and early career as a lawyer before entering politics and gaining national attention as a free trade advocate in Omaha.

Bryan Balefe Nofll Whipple Academy Jacksonwhe Tvo Tik Hlinois College Honora Seteber Nate Oka Chysa Crator Jacksonville Mike Stary i Baird Perry Ilke Union College Chicago Jorge Te Taan Trini Abraham Lincoln Jacksonsiie Beity Miss Baird Bryatn Bryane Lincoln Neb Mre.ryt Janker Dalbot & Bryan Erlang Omaha Fry

Bryan era and political shifts in Nebraska history

The article recounts Bryan's rise in Nebraska politics, his debates with Thurston, and his influence on the Democratic free silver wing. It notes reapportionment affecting Omaha, judges, and Bryan’s family life, including his wife and children, with mentions of Lincoln, Fairview, and his presidential prospects. It also references 1896 Republican conventions and Bryan's national profile.

Governor Kern of Indiana and political contests

The article profiles William J. Kern a Democrat linked to Indiana politics and national figures. It traces his roots in Howard County Kokomo and education at the University of Michigan, his early legal career, public service as city attorney of Indianapolis and state senator, and his role in Democratic campaigns. It notes his alliance with William Jennings Bryan and his bid for governor, including a near-victory and later support for Judge Parker. The piece also touches on Kern’s reputation, personal popularity, and a transforming stance on monetary policy.

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Miles Nervine Promises Relief From Nervous Ailments

Advert reads Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for weakness irritability and nervous sickness. It claims to rebuild nerve energy and sustain life with testimonials and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. The ad cites Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana and urges readers to consult their druggist.

Miles’ Nervine Beneft Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Fragmented Note on Hidden Cash and Seized Goods

A disorderly report describes a hidden cash stash and valuables found, including a fine feathered hat and furniture moved to a safe place. It mentions Mrs Hafman and a recovery of some currency, with references to police action and property restitution, all amid unclear diary-like text.

Arundel Siafety Hafman

Home on furlough tale from Cavalry unit

A fragmentary note from a Cavalry unit in Ariza references furloughs and a jurtyad heritage, with unclear names and events. The readable text hints at a military context and an impending action or agreement tied to RLYTH and Vite.

Catford Ariza Wes

Death of Frank Ford Brakeman Near Lincoln Neb

Word arrives of the death of Frank Ford a 24 year old railway brakeman formerly of Bakersville who was killed Tuesday about twenty miles west of Lincoln Nebraska He was the son of James Ford a former resident of Adams and Mrs J A Fisher of this city is an aunt of the deceased.

Frank Ford Bakersville Miles Weet Lincoln James Ford Adame Wnitfip J. A. Fisher

Every Man a Sculptor and the Builder of Self

A Thoreau excerpt on individual creativity and self-construction argues that each person shapes their body, spirit, and life without imposed style. It asserts innate nobility arises from refining self, while coarse habits deform character.

Hess Thoreau

The Firefly Phosphorescent Light Explained

In the New York American discussion the firefly is described as emitting a phosphoric light that is displayed or withheld at the insect's will. The text notes that phosphorescence is linked to the male firefly and suggests the lantern-like glow serves a signaling purpose.

New York American

Property notes on Ameritana in Anta Minor acreage

Fragmentary OCR notes describe land in Asis Minor near the Sayre and Aidt railroad, owned by Americans. The text mentions farming land parcels and ownership details, though many words are garbled. Entities include Ameritana, Anta Minor, Sayre, Aidt railroad, and Americans.

Ameritana Anta Minor Asis. Minor Sayre An Aidt Ead

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