The Thousand Richest and the Wealth Gap Debate
A Cleveland Leader editorial argues against the idea that a thousand individuals hold half the nation’s wealth. It cites estimates of total U S wealth near 100 to 110 billion and questions the feasibility of fifty million per person for twenty five top earners. The piece contrasts vast wealth with rising discontent and discusses education, media, and social conditions shaping public opinion. It notes ongoing labor trust issues, tariff debates on structural steel, and the San Francisco delivery preference by steel firms.
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United States
New York
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Steel Trust J
San Francisco
Ana
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Trust
County Officials Announce Poll Hours To Coshocton Democrats
The county secretary asks the Times to inform Democrats that polling places will open near daybreak and close at dark to make the hours uniform and prevent confusion. Supervisors are to govern themselves accordingly.
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Couuty
Olanner
Times
Coshocton County
Fray
Coshocton Notices Report Two Marriages Involving Local Residents
Marriage licenses list James Edward Anderson, 29, Chicago post office clerk, and Nettie Walker, 35, Coshocton, to be married by Rev. Kohler. Also David J. Hine, 24, Coshocton telephone inspector, and Maude Middleton, 21, West Lafayette, to be married by Rev. Hamilton. Harry Fleming, known in Coshocton, returned from Panama with brother Ralph. he led a year there, in charge of two seam shovels, earns 265 dollars monthly, and their living quarters are furnished.
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James Edward Anderson
Chicago
Nettie Walker
Coshoctonh
Kohler
David J. Hine
Coshocton
Maude Middleton
West Lafayette
Hamilton
Harry Fleming
Frazershoro
Panama
Ralph
Harry
Nid
Ohio
Joe Bank
Ishacton County
Coshocton County
R. Randles
Tilly Alditor
Weed
Dresden High School 32nd Commencement Held May 31 at Eschman’s Hall
Dresden High School holds its 32nd commencement Thursday evening May 31 at Eschman’s hall. Four graduates are Blanche Frazier Marcella Long Ror Lanning and Clarabel Zentmeyer. Public interest and parental pride high as the event features music by the Quaker? University Club, noted for talent.
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Dresden
Incendiary Arrest in Mt Vernon Linked to F D Arcey Warehouse
Fred Harrington once of Zanesville was arrested in Mt Vernon for an alleged incendiary fire at F D Arcey’s warehouse owned by the C A and C Railway. State Fire Marshal H D Davis will prosecute. Harrington is described as a bad character with prior arrests.
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Daily Times
Mt. Veron
Fred Harrington
Zanesville
D’arcey
Darcey
H.D. Davis
Hartington
Eden
Harrington
Trus Ution
Mt. Vernon
Smailes Will Filed in Probate Court Today
The will of the late Joby Smailes of Virginia Township was filed in the probate court. By provisions, all real and personal property goes to widow Rachel Smailes during her life. On her death, son Joseph Smiles receives $200, daughter Sarah Smailes gets 100, another son J A Smiles receives unspecified share, and 17 acres in Virginia valued at 400 dollars goes to a son. The estate is to be sold and the proceeds divided among the listed children George, Sarah, Joseph E E, Jesse, Fred, James, Mary, and Thomas.
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Traegday
Joby Salles
Wvorginia
Rucnel Smailes
Jos. EB. Smiles
Sarah A. Smailes
J. A. Smiles
Virgina
George
Sarah
Joseph EE
Jesse
Fred
James
Mary
Thomas
Prominent Perry Farmer Found Dead in Field
Abraham Taylor, a well known Perry township farmer, was found dead in his field Monday morning after breakfast. Officials suspect heart disease. He lived in the western part of the county for about 75 years and is survived by his wife and three children, KR. Taylor, Mrs. William Growthere, and Minelaabelie Taylor, all of Perry township.
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Perry Township
Taylor
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KR. Taylor
William Growthere
Minelaabelie Taylor
Old Woman Found Dying in Filth and Neglect
Officer Jackson reports an 86 year old woman named Jane Hall gravely ill from filth and vermin in Joe Hughes’s home near the Cassingham mines. The scene shocks the community as removal to the county farm is arranged with the help of trustees and infirmary directors. the old woman has a son unknown and no other kin in the city. Mrs Hughes opposes the removal but aids in the transport by wagon ambulance.
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Jackson Tulay
Jane Hall
Joe Hughes
Cassingham
Jackson
Sacksdust
Wolt
Warsaw Sunday school conven tion opens with strong turnout
The Coshocton county Sunday school convention at Warsaw opened under favorable conditions with 52 delegates from 43 schools reporting and a large spectator turnout. Jas W. W. Fletcher is visiting Newcomerstown today as the event proceeds with good interest. Then a notice to bridge builders announces June 22 bid deadlines for several county bridge superstructures with detailed specs, required plans, and bid guarantees.
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Warsaw
Jas
Assessor Ridgeway Reports in Franklin Township
An assessor in CC Ridgeway of Franklin township has filed his assessor's report leaving Tiverton as the only town not yet reporting.
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CC. C. Ridgeway
Franklin Township
Tiverton
Democratic Circuit Judicial Convention to Nominate Fifth Circuit Judge
Delegates from Ohio’s Fifth Judicial Circuit will meet in Newark on June 19 1908 at 1 00 pm to nominate a candidate for circuit judge. Representation is by 500 votes or 250 or more for Pattison in 1905. County delegations listed, total delegates 141, necessary for choice 71. G Cummings chairman H A Mykrautz secretary.
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Ohio
Newark
John M. Pattison
State of
del Ashland
Coshocton
Delaware
Fairfield
Holmes
Wayne
G. Cummings
H. A. Mykrautz
Suny
Toobeang
Hall
Herman
Corventon
Cushectan
Central Committee
Gupaign
A. L. Still
Hi. Manner
Official Call for Democratic Primary Election in Coshocton County
Official notice announces a Democratic primary on June 2, 1906 in Coshocton County Ohio. It lists vacancies for Prosecuting Attorney Clerk Commissioner Infirmary Director Surveyor and Coroner plus a county committee seat. Poll hours vary by township and precinct.
Cadet Scientific Stockings Promise Tough Wear
An older advertisement touts Cadet Scientific Stockings as rip and rub proof with linen knees heels and toes. It claims enhanced durability elastic ribbed instep no seam irritation and pure fast black dye that won’t burn feet. Priced at 25 cents per pair with a free Jiu-Jibsee course offer.
Primary election call and county slate announced
The document outlines a June 4 meeting plan in Coshocton to count township votes for Democratic nominees and organize the county central committee. It lists polling hours and designated supervisors, plus candidate endorsements for various county offices with a June 2 primary date.
Democratic Congressional Convention in Ohio June 1906
The Democrats of Ohio's Seventeenth District meet in New Philadelphia on June 6 at 1 p.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates are apportioned by county with Coshocton Holmes Licking and Tuscarawas among others. temporary chairman C. J. Fisher and temporary secretary Joe McDowell are named. The notice is issued by the Congressional Committee.
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Coshocton County
Ohio
Sam Uf. Nicholas
Common Pleas
Coshocton
Holmes and
Wayne
Seventeenth Congressional District
New Philadelphia
BO Holmes
Licking
OS Tupcarawas
Congressional Committee
C. J. Fisher
Miheraburg
Joe McDowell
Congressional
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