Culberson and Gray Retire From Presidential Race
Senator Culberson of Texas and Judge Gray of Delaware announce they will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Bryan appears likely to win the Denver convention, with Massachusetts and New England broadly supporting him. The piece reviews the paper trust inquiry and notes rising interest in party conventions and candidate prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis 4. Abbot
Washington
Senator Culberson
Texas
Judge Gray
Delaware
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Committee By the Friends of
Culberson
Bryan
Totas
Culverson
Denver
United States
Hrgan
Paper Trust
Congressional Committee
Tad Khowledwe
McCornlek
Wes
Red. Dip
Cepa
and Menus Committee
Williame
Wny
Burns Barn Conceals Notorious Horse Theft in Newcomerstown
In Newcomerstown on a Thursday morning a meat dealer, Logan McCune, found his horse and buggy missing from the barn after a thief set fire to the stable and fled on a new buggy. The horse was later found alive near Post Boy, while police circulated descriptions and suspected the thief aimed to reach Cambridge. The barn and most farming implements burned, with the buggy surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Logan McCune
McCune
Post Boy
Test Bay
Cambridge
Hanlon Re-elected Engineer for Ohio Canal Work
The state board of public works briefly recessed on Wednesday morning with re-elected Hanlon of Cashotah as assistant engineer in charge of improvements in the northern division of the Ohio canal. No action was taken on Collector Claypool of Delphos whose term had expired and will be extended to the next meeting. Cael Will continue as collector amid ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Opuulic Works
Fesgiven
Sann
A Hanlon
Cashoetah
Prengoek
Ohio Canal
Claypool
Delphos
Mother Gray Australian Leaf advertised for women
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe pleasant herbal cure for back pain urinary bladder and kidney troubles in women. It claims a regularizing effect and offers a free Saniwic package by mail or at druggists with a Free package offer and a mailing address to The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, Noy
Real Estate Transfers From County Agencies and Townships
Listings show transfers in multiple townships including Bedford, Clinton, Monroe, Jackson, and Tuscarawas with parcels ranging from 8 to 25 acres and prices up to 2500 dollars. Names include Evelin Tipton, Bed ford trustees, Clyde Ferguson, Vinhoth, Daniele, and Neal, with administrators and societies noted in Orange and Argyle areas. The piece reflects a broad, local real estate transfer roundup from several municipalities and trusts.
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Caldwell Truste
Crawford
Linden Place
Udati Fian
Cosheetay
Lafayette Township
Phu
Clyde BR
Ferguson
Petes Vinhoth
Delhi
Linton Township
Barredt Co
Hottstetter
Bedford Township
Dames
M. Buehiaw
Gen
AL Hick- Jow
Clark Township
Poytie Talmadge
Hongland
Tuscarawas Township
Dalon
Lewis W. Daniele
Blue Ridge Grange
Orange
Imnel Bickel
Hannah HK
Smith
Agrivultural Society
Cather
Official Call for Coshocton County 1908 Primary Ballot
The Democratic Central Committee issues a call for a June 6 1908 primary election in Coshocton County Ohio to nominate one candidate for Representative and other county offices including Probate Judge Sheriff Auditor Treasurer Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Recorder three Commissioners three Infirmary Directors and a County Central Committee member per township. Polls close at 5 30 p m standard time with voters defined by prior Democratic support moving into county and eligible Democratic foreigners. Officials named and procedures described for election conduct and post election counting and delegation to state and circuit conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Lst
Adams
Adam Hothem
Bakersville
Bethlehem
James Clark
Warsaw
Bedford
W. S. Way
West Bedford Clark
M. A. Lower
Craxford
A. Lorenz
Fresno
R. Fob
Franklin B— G. H. Vense
Corhocton
Franklin W—tLester Miller
Conesvitle
Jackson
Albert Chaney
Coshocton R. FE
D. Roscoe
A. F. Huff
Roscoe
Jeferson
O. WN
Riley
B. J. Meredith
War Waw
Keene
Martin Pugh
Coshocton
FL Bo
Tiverton
I. Hayes
Brink Haven
Tuscarawas
Jacob Wolfe
Tuscarawas &Ward
Aavid Marsh
R—Jex
Callahan
Manner
Wm. Lockard
Lamberson
FT. Knight
Ward
Adieu
Guthrie
Robert McDermott
Virginia
Washington
Little
Dresden
White
A. Caton
Eppy
County Central Communities
Coahocten
Coshocton County
Central Committee
Will Build Two New Residences Near Eleventh and Orchard
Contractor Joan L Shaw will start two houses this week a six room rental residence and an eight room dwelling near Eleventh and Orchard for A L Parrish street man. Also mentions a marriage license and a church immersion ceremony at Pleasant Hill Baptist near Tuscarawas river officiated by Rev Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Shaw
Eleventh
A. L. Parrish
Pleasant Hi Baptist Church
Tuscarawas River
C. Irwin
Cosnocton
Candidacy Twists and Rail Talk Roil National Debate
Washington May 18 Special. William J Bryan reiterates he is not a formal candidate yet he holds strong support among Democrats as Denver considers him for the ticket. Senator Johnston of Alabama backs Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota, while Bryan loyalists push for a strong showing to influence the nomination. The National Prosperity Association touts railroad-led prosperity, urging continued railroad, factory and mine activity and higher wages. Chinese minister Wu advocates abstinence and longevity, while ex Senator Henderson notes moving to Washington. Senator Gallinger proposes retirement rules for long-serving postal workers, a proposal seen as unlikely to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
Denver
Bryan
Rhode Inland
Actei
Earnest Bryan
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
Lam
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mr. Bryan
Delegente Tou Denver
Bryan Remaiia
Brynn
Madison Square Garden
New York
Kansas City Auditorium
Democrata
Norve
Alove
Chicago
Deneer
Charles W. Arthur
White House
William J. Bryan
Congress
Heen
Je Tsade
Johnson
Johnston
Alabama
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
Roosevelt
Thin City
National Prosperity Association of
Brn
Joan Henderson
Missouri
Thei Hotmn
Electric Bitters praised as tonic medicine by Norman Coulter
Mr Norman RB Coulter of Delbert building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a universal tonic. He says it treats steamed, liver and kidney disorders promptly and strengthens the system. Sold at druggists 5 cents at Q E Anderson Coshocton and Ferguson Roscoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Anderson's
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson's
Roscoe
Norman RB. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Q. E. Anderson
C. MI
Proposed amendments to the Ohio constitution and taxation article
The document outlines proposed amendments from the General Assembly of Ohio involving sections of the constitution. It covers amending article II section 16 on bill readings and veto processes, article XII finance and taxation with tax exemptions and public revenue, and a separate section on amending article II section 5 dates and terms for assembly sessions.
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General Assembly
State of
Onw
C. A. Thompson
House of Representation
Andrew L. Harrie
Senate
Ohio
Esch
Obio
Medina
Ublic
Gri
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Gray
George Fred Wiliam
Beaton
Williams
Mr. Hearst
Independenge League
Chiengy Bite
Dns
Netnat Aute
Ryan Straige
Willow Ry
Hst
Arthur Brixhane
Jevert
Werd
Oe Wetrict
Timsen
Henret
Jobo Temple Graves
Graves
Dlatchet Committee
Malon
Horton
League For Governor
Primatias
Hanlon
Tee Man
Trea Hope
Probate Court
Frederick Drescher
Marion C. Wright
Lizzie M. Wright
Thomas C. Roche
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F J. Cheney
Notary Public Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
G. Z. Coulter
Verva Little
P. Little
Kohler
Paris
Vigy
Algeria
Boudenib
Murat Hassen
Troestren
Nime
Mercury
Johnson and Bryan
Gallinger
America
Armi A. Thompson
Obie
Gensray Assembly
Tate
A.D
Columbus
A. D
Carmight Thompson
Rau
Renner
Ohig
Peake
LU. Ulamberlain
Faure M. Williame
AmEarCa
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
BESOI
Mary
Onis
Arne A. Trompson
Hidta
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