Ohio Republican Convention Voices Taft Debate and Local Views
A fragmented report covers candidates and endorsements for governor and state offices, including Harmon for governor and Rockwell for lieutenant governor. It notes J. Glenn and Taft Roosevelt loyalties, plus criticism of the late legislature and calls for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgeon Harmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Magh T. Mathers
Shelby
George 8. Okey
Franklin
H. Newman
Miami
W. W. Durbin
Hardin
D. 8. Creamer
Belmont
Timothy Hogan
Jackson
Board of Public Works
Bernard Doran
Perry
J. A. States of
Allen
David Eley
Ashland
John A. McDowell
Holmes
Olivier C. Larison
Licking
U. S
James E. Campbell
Political rhetoric and party loyalties amid Taft Foraker debate
A fragmentary political column reflects on senatorial refusals and public sentiment toward Roosevelt Bryan Foraker and Taft. It notes Jim Glenn’s consistent stance, discusses Aryan theories attributed to Roosevelt, and recounts delegate maneuvers at a Taft-influenced election, highlighting regional names and party tensions without definite outcomes.
The Age and local backs amid Ohio convention talk
Anxious Coshocton Republicans press for clear stance on Roosevelt Foraker Bryan and Harmon amid convention turmoil. Notes bystander observers in Kentucky lobby and denounces trusts while urging open declaration before voters. Mentions Jim Glenn and local figures as tensions rise over party unity and candidate support.
Political factions and farming fuels 1890s Ohio rhetoric
A chaotic passage surveys Taft and Roosevelt aligned factions, discussing newspapers, Bryan, and a Toledo mayor as possible running mate. It critiques newspaper bias, legislative battles on initiative and referendum, and the strains between agriculture and industry while highlighting farmer suffering and calls for fair treatment.
Deficit Concerns Mark 1893 and Impending Finances
A historical view recalls President Cleveland facing a large deficit in 1893 as government expenditures exceeded receipts. The piece speculates that if Grover Cleveland is followed by William Jennings Bryan, similar financial strains may recur. Congressman Tawney warns of a possible 50 to 65 million deficit at year end and a lean surplus before certificates of indebtedness are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Harrison
Cleveland
Flom
W. J. Bryan
Pres. Cleveland
Tawney
Ohio delegates stage unwise attack on Taft and Roosevelt
A Coshocton driven, preprimary melee shows party leaders orchestrating delegate votes to favor Foraker while discrediting Roosevelt and Taft. The Ohio convention actions anger voters, with Hamilton and Hisey delivering delegates lacking Taft support, seen as an insult to Roosevelt and a misread move by the party insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garver
Wayne Sai
Smyser
Taft
Coshocton
Licking
Congresa
Bmyser
Tower
McCoy
M. Snyder
Foraker
17Th Congressional District
Roosevelt
Republican
Trisha
Coshocton County
C. B. McCoy
Mc Snyder
Age
Licking County
Geo. H. Hamilton
Lis Cman Helsey
Hamilton
Hisey
Ohio
Senate
Glenns Phil ippics Taft Critics Warn Of A Vanishing Presidency
Glenn assails Taft as unfit for the presidency citing lack of education and experience and his jurisprudence background. He predicts regret within two months if Taft is nominated and calls for a return to old republican principles opposing Bryanite policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Jaises Glenn
Moress
James Glenn
Hich
Glenn
James
pMce
Public official accused of overpayment by Ohio State Journal
An Ohio State Journal editorial accuses Hon. John Smith, a county legislator, of improperly taking $725 more than entitled. It cites a salary raise to $1,000, mileage charges at 12.5 cents, and a law forcing railroads to charge 2 cents a mile, arguing no law justifies a wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Smith
Smith
Ohio State Journal
Will Rally to Harmon as Democratic Ticket Strength
The Democrats nominate Judson Harmon for governor and position him as a national figure. He is praised for the honor and is expected to mount an aggressive campaign. Supporters across parties are urged to rally to Harmon, while critics highlight a divided party and election tensions in Holmes County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Mr. Ryan
Democrats
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Harmon
Holmes County
Farnyes
Coshocton County Democratic Treasurer and Official Nominees
A list of Coshocton county residents from Jackson Tuscarawas Roscoe and Tiverton townships announcing candidates for county offices including treasurer infirmary director recorder sheriff and commissioner. All contests are subject to the Democratic primary election decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Teale
Jackson Township
Coshocton County
John R. Pawson
Y. Spretaius
Tuscarawas Township
Charles H. Stipes
Roscoe
K. Rodehaver
New Castia Township
Henry T. Clark
Jacob Stilgenbauer
Cosnocton County
L. Smith
Tiverton
Cambocton County
A. J. Neldon
Coshocton
Howard L. Parrish
Jackson Tp
Coshocton County Democratic Primary Nominations List
A roster of Coshocton county Democratic primary candidates for various offices. Names include W. H. Barrell, A. J. Neldon, W. B. Evans, Ross B. Hamilton, J. D. Lower, L. N. DeWitt, Hugh Gamble, JT. WH. Wheeler, McNulty Dixon, Fred Reinhart, George Bock Jr, R. Randles, J. T. McBane, G. W. Mohler, Ed. J. Kunts, J. C. Adams, Howard E. Hahn, Elihu Carr, D. J. Leavengood, Howard L. Parrish, Alex Heddick, Martin J. Carrol, Jer. L. McDowell, all subject to Democratic primary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. WH. Wheeler
Coshocton
Coshocton County
George Bock, Jr
Tuscaraway Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Pleas
W. Fe, Weygandt
George Sharp
Jim Glenn
W. J . Bryan
Jim
Hnacernce
Tascarawas County
Columbu
Thley
Cor
Main & Ath Sts
M. Q. Baker
T. Lt. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
President Roosevelt
Italy
New York
Ty Brynnisi
Thn
Brian
Jin Glen
Andorsius Foraker
Waste
Tuxscirawas
Tuscarawins Equity
Flaid
Kentucky
BE. LL. Lybarger
Hanna
Mab
Tuscarawas County
Coshoerun
Hryan
Tate State
Bryain
Costocfon
Kreren
Harding
Catrow
Eaton
Peli
Bryan Profesa Whitlock
Toledo
For
Hie Colore
Nolines County
Philippics
House
Tan
Prevent
John Gmith
Ptah
George M. Stinger
Tiverton Tp
Cosheutom Oosety
W. H. Barrell
Bethlehem Township
W. B. Evans
Ross B. Hamilton
J. D. Lower
Cordoner
L. N. DeWitt
Keene Township
Hugh Gamble
L. D. Schott
McNulty Dixon
New Castle Township
Fred Reinhart
Adams Township
Do. R. Randles
J. T. McBane
Tuscarawas To.s
G. W. Mohler
J. Kunts
J. C. Adams
Howard E. Hahn
Elihu Carr
D. J. Leavengood
White Eyes Township
Alex. Heddick
Oxford Township
Tuscara
Democracy
Jer
McDowell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!