Ohio Democrats Plan Welcome for Bryan Visit in New York
Local Democrats solicit volunteers to join a special train excursion from Cleveland to New York to welcome William Jennings Bryan. The plan envisions a low-cost trip with potential endorsements from party leaders and calls for rapid organization depending on early support.
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Foluw
D. Bryan
New York
Ofin Fa
Amin
Samme
Times Office
Cleveland
Wheeling
Eins
Ohio
Missanel
Wil
Country fair notices prompt foreign interest and bids
The item notes a Cushneton county fair receiving foreign correspondence from Narro vin Agricultural Sellers of Western Australia requesting an exchange of premium tools. It highlights the fair’s wide reach, bids for county funds deposition, a $800 bridge contract at Bloomsfield, and coal tax discussions.
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R. OV. Urrer
Narrovin AsMentural Seelers
Weetern Auetralia
Commercial National Bank
Bloomsfield
G. O. Lane
Newark
Clark Giwnship
Green
Loch Lesser
Real Estate Transfers and Probate Notices Tallied at County Court
Real estate transfers listed include properties in East Plientiohéar Lafayette and Oxford with prices around $100 and several parcels conveyed by Wm PP Maches and Baron Williams. Probate actions note Wallan McCoyree and Dukes administration, inventory filings, and estate sales.
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Ar Yoy Sa
Asin Lafayette
Fis C. EL Miller cc
Lh. PB
Wheeler Nyey
East Union
Oxford
Baron Williams
Testimony in the Dickerson Case Reaches 2938 Pages
Miss Lanters presented a 2938 page transcript of the Dickerson case. The volume, bound by the Meek company, required weeks of work for transcription from shorthand notes. Defense counsel gain about eighteen days to read remaining testimonies and file exceptions to the circuit report. The judge authorized a special guard for Dick Dickerson selection by Mr. Browning.
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Miss Lanters
Enograperik
Dickerson
Troma Ooster
Brinaglme
Cme
Meek Company
Dhara
Las
Dick Jtrson
Browning
Local Notes From Coshocton and Warsaw Area
Coshocton R F D No 3 reports Edward Wilson and mother from Coshocton attend funeral of Rebecca Gratame last Tuesday. Mrs Joby Horton returns home after a week with sister in Warsaw. Mrs Gate of Warsaw visiting daughter Mrs Charles Mausses. Children Das observed Sunday afternoon at the Sheplarentred. Church decor and program noted. Attustrong of Frerervilleburg visiting sister Rose Kars. Woo Zanes goes to Wooster for university course. Patterson improving. Barn work and school half days noted. Ward OX of Bloomfield assisting with work. John tested efforts at school fair.
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Coshocton
Tnes Attustrong
Frereriehoburg
Yeltins
Rose Kars
Woo Zanes
Wooster
Patterson
Bae Ward Ox
Bloomfield
John Teat
Steesstit
Warsaw News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Military Appointment
June 25 local notes report A Yoon visiting Tales and his father attended by Mr Vor Mredrich returning from Liachson. Frank Boro visits family on Seward for a few days while Dr Laver Potuerets receives a U S Marine Corps exam appointment from Brig Gen Con nuuidant in Washington. The Sitter and Portrait Painter joke and Cambridge churches’ backslider quip conclude the fragment.
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A. da Yoon
Tales
Minelrer
Vor Mredrich
Liachson
Washington
Fis
Fae Wen
Totter
Frank Boro
Sean
Drogene
Seward
Warsaw
Laver Potuerets
Maine
Gereral
Con Nuuidant
U.S. Martine Corps
Wash- Hibeten
Deur
PL Pinkston
Offeer Ndear
Muttsbury
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Health Help
A vintage advertisement claims Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea aids digestion and general health with a therapy for indigestion kidney concerns headaches and backache. It lists ingredients and cites a Wisconsin address for the company.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Gentine
Matt Hoare
MILL CREEK NOTES ON LOCAL BUSINESS HOMES AND EVENTS
James Crawford of fear Mound and Nicholas Kerch of Mound visit Baltic on business. W L. Babcock returns from Mt Vernon. Welwig delivers fat hogs at Thaltic. Charley Boyd and family in Coshocton on business. Joseph Storm ships wool to the Lawrence brothers at Chili. Crile of Baltic attends to wool interests. Zacharias Bent hauls lumber from Ev Guthrie farm to Bals. Mr and Mrs Joseph Miser of Rinomfeld pass through en route to Bakersville for barn raising. Mrs Newton Davidson and daughter visit A C Selmaaker. Staniz family of Navar visiting relatives. Sam Baker returns from Michigan. Editorial notes on political platform and a summer vacation ad for Wisconsin Central lines. Allen S Olmstead wins in court over Foot-Rase trademark issues.
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Mill Creek
James Crawford
Fear Mound
Baltic
Nicholas Kerch
Mound
LY. W. Babcock
Mt., Vernon
Welwig
Thaltic
Charley Boyd
Coshocton
Joseph Storm
Lawrence Brothers
Chili
Mr. Crile
Zacharias Bent
Ev. Guthrie
Bals
Joseph Miser
Rinomfeld
Bakersvile
Newton Davidson
Keene
A. C. Selmaaker
Staniz
Navar
Sam Baker
Michigan
Harvest of Death Among the Statesmen
Columbus Ohio reports a century of Ohio leaders dying since 1900. The list notes governors Charles Foster Asa S Bushnell George K Nash and John Pattison, and U S Senators Marcus A Hanna Joseph Benson Foraker Jas E Campbell Myron T Herrick, with McKinley’s assassination and Sherman's death cited as early markers.
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Ohio
United States
John Sherman
McKinley
Charles Foster
Asa 8
Bushnell
Herrick
George K. Nash
Marcus A. Hanna
John M. Pattison
Joseph Benson Foraker
Jas. E. Campbell
Myron T. Herrick
Manville Co Seeks Local Fire Extinguish Sales Agents
The Manville Company of Cleveland Ohio invites energetic sales agents in each locality to promote their Manville Fire Extinguishers. The firm offers special inducements to attract strong local representatives.
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Manville
H. W. Jouns-Manville Co
Cleveland
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Governor's salary boost and church sale noted in brief
General Harris will earn 10000 a year for two and a half years marking the first governor to surpass three figures. Acting governors receive the governor’s pay, while Senator James Williams continues as senator until 1908. A committee led by Dr Hutton Andrew Fisher and Jon Albertson handles selling the old Disciples of Christ church building as the congregation plans its move.
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Harris
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hower
James Wlliams
Old Church
Dr. Hutton
Andrew Fisher
Jon Albertson
Disciples of Christ Church
Death and town notes from Ghurstnut Ridge in June 1996
June 20 1996 residents gather noting Rebecca Gray’s funeral service followed by community visits. Local families from Ashland Ohio and Cosocian attend dinners and children's exercises planned for Sunday night. Mrs Thomas Stone of Linton Mills diesFriday from asthma and heart trouble and is buried Sunday with family left behind.
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Warner Pomerine
Tamms Hanley
Etherington Spangler
AL Fintas
Linton Mills
Thomas Stone
Guardian Accounts Filed in Levi Jenin and Harry Beard Guardianships
Copy of journal entries lists Levi Jenin guardian for Mary and Julia B. Beard appointed guardian for Harry N. Beard. Final account filed by Potter a mime and third and final accounts presented in the guardianship proceedings.
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Porter
Mary
Potter
Julia B. Beard
Harry N. Beard
Plainfield Notes and Local Updates Pressed
Plainfield items from June 21 cover visits by David Daling of Denver, burial of a four month old child, family travel, homecomings, new refrigeration, organ purchase, post office resignation, and students home for summer. Local services and entertainments are announced along with a divorce petition filing by Thomas Kinkade and planned Rose Building improvements.
Guernsey County Day Turns Dry After Vote
Love City in Guernsey county ends its wet era with a dry majority of 49. The piece reflects on dry towns spreading as songs of change persist. West Lafayette normal opens with Prof. Schear from Newcomerstown overseeing the summer session after Prof. Hunt leaves.
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Love City
Jan
Lincolla
West Lafayette College
Schear
Newcomerstown
Prof
Hunt
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