Governor Candidates Named in Hamilton Area Ticket
The slate lists FUDEON HARMON for Governor of Hamilton with DAVID ELEY of Ashhuwl as State Commissioner of Sonis and OLIVIER COLARISUS as Clerk of Supreme Court. Other names include ROCKWELL for Lieutenant Governor, BUGH T MATHERS and GEORGE F B OREY for Supreme Judges, and BD 8 CREAMER as Treasurer. Local boards feature BEES ARL DORAS and STATES, plus ancillary posts across county and state offices.
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Fudeon Harmon
Hamilton
Paavid Lee Rockwell
Portage
Bugh T. Mathers
Shelby
George FB. Orey
Franklin
Stte
Newman
Minn
Bute
W. Durrin
Hardin
Creamer
Belmont
Gener Timothey Hogan
Jackson
Bees Arl Doras
Perry
Alen
David Eley
Ashhuwl
Sonis
John AL McPowell
Holmes
Gorin
Wstierdt
Weygas
Congresstr
William AL
Rook Foy
Joseph
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Malicious Misrepresentation in Ohio Editorial War
A lengthy critique of The Times editor in Ohio, accusing editorial bias and improper conduct. The piece questions fairness toward competitors, praises professional collegiality when politics cooled, and condemns alleged attempts to influence public opinion. It references Coshocton origin, names editors, and hints at party alignment and editorial strategy.
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Ohio
the Times
Othey
Honorahte Fflie
Coshocton
Bert Dal
WSS
Thamesto
Meiers
Pimus
Oraan Oy
Bysan
Bayan
Johnson
Fratern
Fragmented text on journalism ethics and media bias
The passage criticizes sensationalist journalism and calls out yellow press tactics. It references "The Age" and "The Times" and notes misrepresentation and desperation in production. The text reads as a critique of biased reporting practices without a clear event or date.
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Ogiunadoe Oi
Amifice
Times
A People That Does Not Care
A critical reprint targets The New York Sun for its stance amid turbulent times. The piece questions media bias and political loyalties, contrasting newspaper support with public sentiment and urging readers to reassess vested interests.
Taft’s Bosses Train of Political Power and Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses Taft era politics, bosses, and control of the executive branch. Mentions Perot and nominees, political pressures, and accusations of undue influence and power in government. References to Athens, Timah Be, and various garbled names appear as readerable fragments.
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Athens
Timah
Perth
Te Borg
Roosevelt Platform and Taft as Presidential Candidate Debate
The piece argues the Chicago platform binds Taft to incompatible terms, criticizes Roosevelt allies and the party machinery, and predicts a tough campaign. It condemns dictating candidates, warns of widespread executive influence, and calls for accountability to workers and the nation. It cites political figures and portrays future risks to constitutional governance and public welfare.
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Tati
Platharga
Cap State
Merce
Piltenzer
Pye Egresd
Aretern
Ohio
Digipison
Adgentos
Othe National Canniaien
Roosevelt
Yate
Guy Priueines
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Taft
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Dleath
United States
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Fragmented OCR text about Roosevelt era politics
A garbled OCR fragment discusses platform ideas and figures like Roosevelt and McKinley, mentioning policies and political reform. The readable parts reference public discourse, courts, Roosevelt era actions, and critiques of political speeches without a clear narrative or date.
Mystery of a Civic Ovation Sparks Confusion and Debate
The piece describes a chaotic scene around an ovation for a political figure, with garbled details and unclear names. It references public display, enthusiasm expectations, and frustration at the lack of clarity about who was honored, when, and why, amid a charged political setting.
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Fragmented OCR text discusses 1904 Republican convention dynamics including Taft Foraker Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelt’s influence. Mentions delegates, votes, platforms, and party shifts with references to Cleveland/Washington figures and labor concerns. The readable content is a garbled political rumor sheet.
Woes of local politics and party strife in Coshocton area
Fragmentary report describes factional tensions within the Republican ranks, tainted by tariff debates and leadership changes. It notes delegates resisting old alignments, county officials navigating bond issues with Hayden Miller Co, and active efforts by various factions to shape the upcoming primaries and public sentiment in Wooster and Mansfield.
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Hayden, Miller & Co
Qeveland
Coshocton
Ohio
Jega
I Ilegal
cDowell
Woorhee
Grover Cleveland Dies Quietly After Long Illness
Cleveland the former U S president is dead after months of serious condition. The report notes his integrity and honesty in office. It discusses reactions, tariff reform debates, and political moves as the nation mourns and assesses his legacy.
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Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cooperdale Notes From June Visit and Illnesses
Cooperdale brief items report Millie V Seders visiting relatives at Helmick then returning home Sunday. Ethel and Hazel Hoover of West Carlisle visited John Campevesal days last week. Mrs Mary Cooper returned Thursday after two weeks with her daughters at Etty near Zanesville. H B Daugherty conductor mentioned for one day last week. Mr Snean Treze is ill at this writing.
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Copperdale
Millie Vseders
Helmick
Ethel Ait
Hazel Hoover
West Carlisle
John Campevesal
Mary Cooper
Etty
Zanesville
H. B Daugherty
Snean Treze
Spring Mountain Notes of Local Society and Visitors
June 23 report from Coshocton region lists guests and events. Mrs Joby K Brownapple and Miss Frances Weaver host Morse activities. Leo Wotel and Frank Brownapple linked to local social rounds. Chad Waker and Miss Garee Frogan visit. lawn fete at St Rose Church earns proceeds. Local remarks discuss presidential opinions amid community chatter.
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Maritain
Conrad
Sid Wm. Fletcher
Cos Hoctod
Berd
Ars Joby K
H. Baker
Garee Frogan
Akron
Mic
Katherine Krownapple
Ville McFarland
JoLanning
M. Tanning
St. Rose Church
Rov
von Lintel
Ella Galvin
Coshocton
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