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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

7

Retirements shake Democratic presidential race hints

The column notes Sen Culberson of Texas and Judge Gray of Delaware stepping back from the Democratic bid, with Bryan likely nominated at Denver. It discusses party dynamics, preconvention strategy, and the paper trust hearings impacting GOP publishers. It also covers New England voting trends for Bryan and the Denver convention size and purpose.

Burns Barn To Conceal Horse Theft In Newcomerstown

One of the most daring horse thefts in the region occurred in Newcomerstown early Thursday. A horse and buggy owned by meat dealer Logan McCune were stolen while a barn was set on fire to cover the crime. The horse was found alive near Post Boy hours later, while the barn and most farming implements burned. Police nationwide were alerted as investigators suspected the thief aimed for Cambridge.

Newcomerstown Logan McCune McCune Post Boy Cambridge

Hanlon Reappointed Assistant Engineer by State Board

The state board of public works re elected Joan A Hanlon of Coshocton as assistant engineer in charge of northern division Ohio Canal improvements. Board action on Collector Claypool edge issue deferred to June, with Claypool to continue as collector in interim.

State Board of Public Work Joan A Hanlon Coshoctan Ohio Canal Airport Claypool Delphos

Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton Area This Week

A series of parcels change hands in Coshocton and surrounding townships. R W Caldwell Trustee Co Edw S Crawford Jot 7 Linden Place transfers to C J Bow and Bowen Lawn Cemetery. Go 8 Bow en N Jot 30 South Lawn Cemetery listings show $32.50. Amelia B Buller receives 21 acres in Bedford Township from Evans Tipton, Alonzo Reid to Ham Bridges 881 acres in Lafayette Township, D Vo Heek to Clyde Ro Ferguson Hot Vo in talers $2200. Hatbolt administrator transfers 26 1 2 acres in Linton Township for $150. Elmer Barrette to Milton Hott 63 acres in Bedford Township for $2500. Buckiew to Geo A Bickfew 45 acres in Clark Township for $650. Talmadge to Hoagland 38 acres in Tuscarawas Township for $3500 quit claim. Lewin W Daniels et al to The Blue Ridge Grange No 1448 Jota 87 and 88 in Orange $425. Q and Pantel Hickel to Hannah K Smith for 521 in Agricultural Society addition to city $4100. Catharina A Randles et al to P P Renner acres in Jackson Township $1200. Mary Neal in Argyle Selters 20 acres in Maproe Township $361. Mary Neal to Annie Gnow 20 acres in Mourme Township $3. Recorder notes: The ice man is beginning to tare low fresh hope.

R. W Caldwell Truste S. Crawford Linden Place Udili Coshocton Bowen Lawn Cemetery Cosocton Bowen South Lawn Cemetery Exselyy Tipton Evans Amelia B. Buller Bedford Township Alonzo Reiard Ham. Bridges Lafayette Vo Heek Clyde Ro Ferguson Talers Hatbolt Delbert Stone Gere Linton Elmer Barrety Milton Hott Pretter Dumes Buckiew Geo. A. Bick Clark Township Deytie Talmadge A. S. Hoagland Tostavawas Township Lewin

Official Call for Coshocton County Primary Elections

A lengthy official notice warns Coshocton County residents that no election will be held on Saturday June 6. It outlines the Democratic primary for multiple county offices, including Representative and Sheriff, and details polling hours, voter qualifications, and appointment of election officials. It lists township supervisors and committeemen, and includes procedural steps for counting votes, convening the central committee, and selecting delegates. The proclamation is signed by Jos H Biggs as Chairman and Will H Manner as Secretary.

Emeocracy Coshocton Vs County Ohio Coshocton County County Central Committee Democratic Central Committee Adams Adam Hothem Bakersville Bethlehem James Clark Warsaw Bedford W. S. Way West Bedford Clark M. A. Lower Crawford J. A. Lorenz Fresno R.'F. Db Franklin B— G. H. Weasel Coshocion Franklin W—Lester Miller Conesville Fackson Allet Chaney Coxhockion R. Fld Roscoce A. F. Hutt Roscoe Jefferson—O. Ny Riley B. J. Meredith War Law Kereve Martin Pugh Coshocton Pao Lafayette Sett Daugherty Weat Lafayette West Lafayette David Wike West Lafayette Lintoh Will Stuckum D. Plainfield A J Ruby Plainfield Mill Creek John Haxton Mound Moute J. Hammeontree Mountain New Castle B. Lyons New Castle Oxford Ahas Whiteelde Isleta Pike A. Axling West Carltate Perry J. C Mikesell Nellie R. F Tiverton R L. Hayes Brink Haven Tuscarawas Ecob Wolfe Ward Will Marsh Los. Callahan A—I B. Manner Wm. Lockard A—C. A. Lamberson W. T. Knight Ico Guthrie Robert McDermott Virginia A. Worthington Washington J. F. Little Dresden Ji A. Caton Betas Hall Coshoctes

Two New Residences Planned by Contractor John L Shaw

Contractor John L Shaw will commence building two new homes. A six room residence on Adama Street is for rental, and an eight room house near the corner of Eleventh and Orchard for AL. Parrish. Also notes a marriage license for Coulter and Little and mentions a Baptist immersion ceremony at Pleasant Hill and other miscellaneous items.

John L. Shaw Bullott Adama Street Eleventh Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Tuscarawas River C. Irwin Corapeton

Johnson and Bryan Candidacies Stir Denver Democratic Fight

Washington May 18 Special. During his White House visit William J Bryan told supporters he would not decline a Democratic bid if Denver convention favors him. Senator Johnston of Alabama backs Governor Johnson of Minnesota, hoping to unseat Bryan in a Republican taft Roosevelt era contest. A National Prosperity Association missive urges railroads be prosperous to sustain wages and price levels. Chinese Minister Wu promotes longevity claims and abstinence while ex senator and Mrs. Fenderson host him in Washington.

New England Washington Denver Bryan Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Baimpshrea Vermont Mr. Bryan Madison Square Garden New York Kankua City Auditorium Tule Chicago Ami Judge Ray Johnson Judson Larnian Culberson Minals Hall Charles W. Arthur Washington White House Willian J. Bryan Congress Steller Johnston Alabama John A. Johnson Minnesota Taft Roosevelt Alabamsa Woahingtop John Fenderson Missouri Weabhington Benater Gallinger Catrira EreTion Gestral Assembly Bethe General Assembly Stats

Prominent Architect Endorses Electric Bitters in San Francisco

Mr Normen R Coulter of the Delbert buildings San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic. He says it aids stomach liver and kidney disorders and praises it as a superior spring medicine and blood purifier. Available at Aldersons Ferguson s Roscoe and Seemann drug stores.

Normen RR. Coulter Delbert Buildirs San Francisco

Proposed Ohio constitution amendments from 1908 ballot

Fragmented text outlines joint resolutions and amendments to Ohio's constitution. It covers submission to electors, sections renumbering, reading of bills, governor's approval process, and taxation provisions with exemptions for public schools and property. Also includes certification by Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson.

General Assembly State of Ohio Ohin Greece Imn Skution Statuty Tertimory Ae Colombur Carmi A. Thompson

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