Privileges of Farmers Divided into Three Divisions
Miss Lulu Dudgeon outlines a Farmers Institute talk at Keene, dividing privileges into Political Religious and Intellectual. She links constitutional origins to independence emancipation and education, argues for centralized schools, urges farmers to live up to privileges with practical improvements at home, and notes local civic matters and incidents in Columbus and Coalport.
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Farmers’ Institute
Keene
Lulu Dudgeon
Taft Cabinet Members List and Biographical Notes
A compiled rundown of Taft's new cabinet figures with birthplaces years and careers. Philander Knox born Brownaville Pennsylvania May 6 1853 former senator and attorney general Richard Ballinger born Boonsboro Indiana 1899 moved to Washington state ex judge ex mayor of Seattle ex land office commissioner Jacob Dickinson born Columbus Mississippi 1851 American Bar Association president and landowning ties George Von Lengerke Meyer born Boston 1858 former ambassador and postmaster general George W Wickersham born Pittsburgh 1853 railroad law expert Charles Nagel born Colorado County Texas 1849 prominent St Louis lawyer Frank Hitchcock born Amherst Ohio 1807 Harvard graduate Republican national chair James Wilson born Ayrshire Scotland 1835 agriculture secretary Franklin MacVeagh born Chester County Pennsylvania Yale 1862 Whitegate grocer Chicago.
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Philander C. Knox
Brownaville
United States
Richard A. Ballinger
Bert
Boonsboro
Washington State
Superior Court
Seattle
General Land Office
Jeoob McGavock Dickinson
Columbus
Miss
American Bar
Tlampus Bello Vieaod Fam
George von Lengerke Meyer
Navy
Boston
George W. Wickersham
Pittsburg
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Colorado County
Texas
St. Louis
Frank H. Hitchcock
James Wilson
Ayrshire
Scotland
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Chester County
Yale
Whitegale Grocer
Chicago
Serious Charges Referred For Investigation At Zanesville Meeting
A detailed account of United Mine Workers subdistrict actions at Zanesville includes charges of electioneering misconduct, calls for evidence against officers, and resolutions urging government ownership and job distribution. The report notes resolutions adopted at the plenary session, with upcoming convention at Janesville and allied notices about employment and witness funding.
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Zanesville
Pladng
United Mine Workers
AL Zetesville
Noisy boasters and old campaign chatter stir Cope era pages
The fragmentary text riffs on succession jokes from a king and Teddy Roosevelt, jokes about tariffs and Easter millinery, prices falling, and references to Taft's inauguration. It hints at a busy Grand Jury in April and concerns about trusts, prosperity, and public life in a rustic, satirical tone.
Roosevelt era unsettled as war doubts linger
The column notes uncertainty over the end of the Roosevelt war and comments on public sentiment about phone operators nicknamed hello girls. It mentions Senator Foraker and Stevenson with wary tone about political value, ending with a plug for DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by local distributors.
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DeWitt
C. KE. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Community News From West Bedford and Surroundings
West Bedford March 8 updates include Mrs Hoffstatter recovering from stomach trouble and local moving activity. Wilson Norris buys T S Sharpless farm, plans to move. T J Sharpless moves to adjacent farm. Chalmer Hagans family moves to Dr Lytton farm. Steffel moves to Sarah Jones farm. Butler in Coshocton on business. local residents enjoy a music evening with F M Buxton. Last lecture evening set for Friday March 12. Wilton Norris family visited son Austin near Warsaw. Chicken Fanciers meeting reports 942.83 in treasury after expenses. rumor mentions T W V and coal contract for Wills Creek Coal Co.
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Wilson Norris
T. S. Sharpless
T. J. Sharpless
Chalmer Hagans
Nellie
Dr. Lytton
William Steffep
Sarah Jones
F. P. Butler
Coshocton
Herman Crowthers
Frank
Additional trains to ease traffic on the road
Marion Wrightley appeared in common pleas court Saturday afternoon facing contempt of court and bootlegging indictments. He pled not guilty to both charges and bonds were set at 200 dollars for contempt and 500 dollars for bootlegging.
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Marion Wrightley
Common Pleas Court
Fell From Fence Breaks Arm at Rocky Dale School
Clore Foster eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Pren Foster attends Rocky Dale school near Warsaw on his way home last Thursday evening fell from a fence and broke his right forearm when his foot slipped and he pitched headlong onto a stone. The boy showed courage after the injury.
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Clore
Pren Foster
Rocky Dale
Warsaw
Atddentity
Roscoe Items and Community Notes
Roscoe columns report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ward Slaughter early Monday. Levi McFarland family spent weekend in Coalport. Queen Heather Girls meet Tuesday at Miss Theresa Clark. W Champaneils and H G Andrews of Coshocton visited relatives Sunday. J M Clark and Mrs James Ambwws improving. L D Maston again able to be about. Wealth of Roscoe people described as good. Sunday school class to organize next Sunday with Co W Neptune chosen as teacher.
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Roscoe
Ward Slaighter
Levi McFarland
Coalport
Queen Hether
Theresa Clark
W. Champaneils
H. G. Andrews
Coshocton
J. M. Clark
James
Dresden Chicken Thief Arrested in Hen Heist
Ferm an Rodgers of Zanesville was arrested and charged with stealing four hens and a rooster from Mrs. Welsh in Dresden on the night of January 8.
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Ferman Rodgers
Zanesville
Mrs. Welsh
Dresden
Architects Patrons Debate In New York Meeting
At a New York gathering of architects, Merven Carrere quips on patronage and money. He notes that many men delay saving until later in life, and by the time they begin to build, their finances and plans are unsettled, with retirement and funerals looming as the artwork is completed.
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John Adams
North
South
Abraham Lincoln
Cuba
U. S
Ohio
Rose
T. S
Theodore Roosevelt
Piyland
Holland
America
Lord Baltimore
Marsland
First Colony Free Schools
Yale
Harvard
Myan
Moon
Jupiter
Merven Carrere
New York
Bread Comes Every Morning in Prayer Riddle
A fragment from Newspaper BRRHAy depicts Guppty Aveured and Etalee in a prayer scene with a cryptic pledge about bread and bakeries arriving each morning, hinting at a local cultural or linguistic puzzle.
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Dwad Purcell
Pop Kline
L. Kinney
Bucklew Run Gas and of Co
Helmick Co
Nora Ferris
Samuel
Joe Russell
Hla
Toate
Knox
Cliveo
RA Ballanger
Franklin Pac Veagh
W.wit Arom
Dia
Fhlhitchcock
Jarviis
Taft
Almherst, Ohio
Republican National Committee
Geo. Kerlin
Gene
Calling
Ernest Higgine
Wehrle
Newark
E. Aboderson
Rorope
Alout
John Adame
Borrelle
Ledr Gromeds
Fieers
United Mine Workers of America
Sul
Johanson No
Crooksville
Subalistrict
Janesville
Next -Y-Tay
Psinich
Washington
Hayes, Pa
Teddy
Bill
Conhocton
Potomac
Grand Jury
Anand
Castoria
What Is
Senator Foraker
Wall Street
Senate
Stevenson
West Bedford
Wm. Hoffstatter
Ren Wer'a
George Stewart
Wills Creek Coal Co
ORS
Haines & Haines Reeds
High St
Dresden Chicken Thief
Brrhay
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