Ohio Democrats Plan Welcome for Bryan in New York
Ohio Democrats draft a high level welcome for William Jennings Bryan during his New York visit. A special delegation from Ohio is proposed to travel at low cost, with plans extending to Columbus and Cincinnati. The effort aims to mobilize volunteers and spark a national campus style reception, highlighting Ohio as a key Democratic state.
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New
J. Bryan
New York
Bam
Columbus
C.neimati
Bes
Admial Dewey
Tmchas
Salen
Court House
Cleveland
Times Office
Wheeling
Ohio
Fis
County funds bids awarded and bridge contract set
The county commissioners’ session heard four bids for depositing county funds with two percent rates. Commercial National Bank bid accepted. A sixty foot bridge at Bloomfield was let to G. O. Lane of Newark for 900 dollars. A Clark township bridge project may be awarded later.
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Mondapp Mg
Commercial National Bank
Bloomfield
G. OW. Lane
Newark
Steand
Clark Township
Grean
Real Estate Auction Notices in Probate Court
Real estate records list bids and parcels in Lafayette and Oxford with prices 45 dollars and 100 dollars respectively. Executors and administrators of estates are filing inventories and notices in probate court as part of the March proceedings.
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Trieste
Barrieti
Jas
E. Miler
Honac
L. Po Wheeler
East
Ure
Testimony in the Dickerson Case Arrives as 2938 Page Record
Miss Landers, the court stenographer, brings the massive Dickerson transcript to Co Shoeton from Wooster. The 2958 page typewritten record fills ten inches and includes all testimony as read aloud over four weeks with an assistant. Defense counsel gain about eighteen days to read the remaining detachment testimony and perfect the bill of exceptions. A special guard will be appointed for the Dickerson selection by Mr Brownie.
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Miss. Landers
Dickerson
Coshoetun
Wooster
Inos
Meek Company
Brownie
Funeral of Rebecca Grahame Noted in Coshocton Area
Community members from Coshocton and Roscoe attended Rebeca Grahame’s funeral last Tuesday. Ed Wilson and his mother from Coshocton were among mourners, while Mrs Henderson of Roscoe also joined.
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Coshocton R
Edward Wilson
Coshocton
Robert Henderson
Rosco
Rebeca Grahame
John Horton
Warsaw
Gamble
Charles Endsles
Mies Lares Armstrong
Fredere
Row Wars
Zanes
Wooster
George T. Patterson
Babe van Cox
Blaginfield
Rene
Local Notes and Military Draft Mention in Warsaw Area
The item notes visits among residents including Tye MioA and Frank from Columbus, plus Mr and Mrs Stein visiting. It mentions a Marine Corps appointment in Washington DC and a recruitment district official in Portsboro. A humorous painter dialogue and references to Cambridge charges appear amid casual local chatter.
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Tye
Mioa
Freduck
Lackeon
Washington
Mettie Frank
Columbus
Fis
Stein
Trom
Fredries
Warsaw
Hollister Tea Nuggets For Busy People Claims Remedies
A fragmented advertorial lists a Mountain Tea product marketed by Hollister for common ailments including constipation inflammation throat and breath issues. The copy imitates medical claims with misspellings and branding cues.
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Hollister's
Rodney Trenties
Mackache
Aero Dace Comeant
Parker's Hair Balsam and local notes mix in issue
Parkers Hair Balsam ad appears alongside a jumble of local notices from Mound and nearby towns. The page includes brief reports on residents James Crawford Nicholas Kerch Wm. Guthrie and others, plus fleeting legal and commercial notices about stock and copyrights.
Harvest of Death Among the Statesmen
Five Ohio governors and no U S senators from the state have died since 1900. The list includes John Sherman, Charles Foster, Asa S Bushnell, George K Nash, and John M Pattison, with others like Marcus A Hanna and Foraker still alive. The piece ends with an advertisement for Manville Extinguisher from Johns-Manville Co. Cleveland.
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Joseph Benson Foraker
Jas. BE. Campbell
Myron T. Herrick
General Harris Receives $10000 Governor Salary Milestone
General Harris will draw 1600 yearly for 2.5 years and is the first governor paid more than 8000. The raise was enacted this spring but not applicable to the incumbent. Senator Williams will keep a senator salary of 600 until 1908 and then 1000. A committee is appointed to sell the old church building for the Disciples of Christchurch after the move to a new home.
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Harris
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
James Wlliams
Thesentate
Dr. Hutton
Andrew Fisher
John Albertson
The
Disciples of Christchurch
Funeral for Rebecca Graham draws neighborhood turnout
The June 20 1996 funeral service for Miss Rebecca Graham was largely attended by local residents. Several neighbors and families visited the Hedington home and shared meals in Ashland Ohio. A note mentions Children’s Day exercises planned at the Chapel and the death of Mrs Thomas Stone of Linton Mills due to asthma and heart trouble.
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Chestnut Ridge
Rebecca Graham
Edwin Hedington
Clayton Merier
Near Beck's Mills
T. J. Hedington
Clark Glover
Ashland
Loms Glover
Lucile Robinson
Curtis Dorber
Warner Potmnerehe
Tommy Hanley
Etherington Spangler
Wosherton
J. A. Finlay
Janeth
Linton Mills
Thomas Stone
Guardian appointments and names in 450 journal entry
Guardian entries list Levi Elein as guardian, Trotter as guardian of Mary C. Poorer a miner, and Julia B. Board appointed guardian of Harty NW Boani. The note references a final ACCOM and various guardianship actions.
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Levi Elein
Trotter
Mary C. Poorer
Julia B
Harty NW
Boani
Local Notes From Plainfield Summer Kickoff
Plainfield June 21 David Duling of Denver visits relatives. A four month old child died and was buried Sunday. Local families host gatherings from Otsego to Sand Banks. Ed Stockum resigns Bacon post office postmastership. Summer visitors include Carle Leslie Burt Miskimen Bess Miskimen Jesse Kinner and T M Calhoun. Messaging lists many small community events and upcoming services and entertainments.
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Plainfield
David Duling
Denver
Colo
Tom Smith
Ray McGifin
Gee
Lane
Elma
Otsego
John MccGiffin
Chas. McGiffin
Chas. McCune
Athens
Ww. A
Warsaw
Preston
M. P
Home Study Circle
North Bend
McCune
Hayden
Normal term opens at West Lafayette with Prof Schear in charge
The normal term at West Lafayette began Tuesday with Prof. Schear of Newcomerstown directing the summer program. He succeeds Prof. Hunt, who will not be employed next year and wished to be released from summer duties.
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West Lafayette College
Schear
Newcomerstown
Prof
Hunt
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