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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
9
The Coshocton weekly notes a push to draw large summer projects including a nearby glass works expansion and new factory sites. It highlights endorsements, political maneuvering of state officials, and local ambitions to boost industry, jobs, and growth for the town in Ohio.
A garbled OCR passage hints at cheap entertainments, a violent event, and a mix of social scenes. Names and places are unclear, but references to theaters, missionary figures, a bold song artist, and a raucous crowd suggest a chaotic urban evening with unsettling undercurrents. The text lacks coherent facts.
A garbled report from the Youngstown Vindicator summarizes a Republican platform item in Ohio. It references Cox aides, Teed, and notes on unity and corruption concerns, with emphasis on party power and reform across the campaign.
A bank promotes its creed of conservatism and safety promising equal courteous treatment for every customer. It invites association with the institution, asserting it lives up to its stated creed in service and conduct.
The text discusses assumed public participation in lawmaking and power, mentioning references to Republican platforms in Ohio. It cites names like Eugiio and Joe G and notes debates on participation in the creation of law and state authorities, with a wary tone about political manipulation.
A scrambled, partial report outlines Democratic primaries with candidates Kilbourne Campbell Sherwood and others facing a decisive party contest. It notes General Shewed and James Campbell influencing the outcome, with emphasis on a November election and party unity amid a heated race.
The article reports a turbulent political scandal in Toledo centered on claims of deception and manipulation by key figures. Names include Walter Brown of Toledo, Goof Chacinnati, and the state auditor Guilbert. The piece describes reactions inside Republican circles and ties to Peoria press and state authorities.
In Ohio editorials and letters a fierce debate rages over William Howard Taft and horace Cox allies. The Chicago convention and Taft’s future are analyzed with focus on Cox’s influence, Taft’s loyalty, and the political balance within the Republican elite.
A dispatch reports Obla Democrats plan a Wednesday meeting in Columbus on March 25 to discuss campaign strategy and unity. The event aims to prevent harmful personal attacks and unify the party ahead of state political battles, with speakers stressing the need to promote party clarity and discipline.
Canvassers are being organized to sell remaining lots on Coshocton Road in the Boyd building area. Secretary Cauldwell notes contracts are streaming in, payments due April 1, and railroads ready to transfer deeds. Workers from nearby towns signaled intent to buy, with funds allocated to cover property options and payments to avoid lapses.
Washington March 14 The Richard Lanning G A R Post No 08 Coshocton Ohio Gentlemen I note your Post advised the application of John P Swigert for a special act of Congress to increase his pension The House yesterday passed the bill I introduced to increase his pension to twenty four dollars per month I am gratified to report this progress I have labored for relief of the soldiery and their families My aim is to push more special bills for relief than any Congressman who has represented the district I am anxious to have posts endorse claims and will be pleased to be advised if any comrade is interested Very respectfully William A Ashbrook
A past fire at the courthouse left the rear of probate cases scorched but caused no damage. Smoke was carried away by a draught, and investigators noted no obvious cause beyond a circulating air blockage in a chimney area. The incident surfaced while carpenters prepared changes in the probate office.
The report tallies several items including a waived hearing in the Lagrippe case with a claim over $2,000 involving Knight and Wreisver, a contract dispute, and defenses citing bankruptcy. It also notes spring sentiment, and arrests of Mobley and Anna Marquis for a stage of cohabitation with Squire Staats proceedings and bond debates.
After two years of construction the Mountain Drainage Tunnel in Helena Montana reached the intended level to the inch. The project, abandoned earlier due to water pumping costs, was resumed under heavy investor backing from Helena New York Missouri and Philadelphia capitalists. Workmen avoided danger by using a signaling device and special lining to prevent a flood.
A Georgia political column discusses railroad bonds as backing for currency and Republican resistance, led by Senator Smith of Michigan. It notes opposition over market distortion, and recalls Roberts and Griggs seat disputes, plus references to Mrs Jay and Congressman Allen over women’s votes on the Roberts case.
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