Denatured alcohol bill moves to president in era of reforms
The article discusses passage by the House of Representatives of amendments on denatured alcohol, predicting the president will sign. It argues the law will aid farmers by enabling distilleries to convert crops and waste into usable fuel and lighting, potentially reducing reliance on gasoline and supporting rural power needs. It mentions opposition by Standard Oil and linked grafts, plus political scandals and ongoing indictments.
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House of Represiandres
Notable Ohio Political Digressions Stir Voters
The Ohio State Journal critiques lumber duties and questions Taft versus Wallace in the presidential contest. Columbus saloons push dry districts, while Prosecutor Welty of Lima, from Missouri, resists Attorney General Ellis and opposes bringing the Standard Oil inquiry to the current grand jury.
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Columbus
Welty
Lima
Missouri
Standard Oil
Ellis
Democratic judicial convention set for Wooster June 12 1906
The Democratic Judicial Convention for the Third subdivision of the Sixth Judicial District will meet in Wooster Ohio on Tuesday June 12 1906 at 1 pm in the county court room to nominate a candidate for Common Pleas Judge. Delegates are apportioned by county with Coshocton Hancock Wayne and Todd listed. J Raxwell is temporary chairman. W B Weygandt serves as temporary secretary. GEU W Sharp is chairman. F EK Pombreene secretary.
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John R. McLeen
Joseph Boysen Foraker
Enquirer
Foraker
Democrata
Sixth Judicial District
Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Wooster
Common Pleas
J. Raxwell
W. RB. Weygandt
Geu. W. Sharp
F. EK. Pombrene
Dresden May Commencement Approves Three Girls, One Boy
The thirty second annual commencement at Dresden will be held Thursday at 8 pm in Bechmans hall. Three girls and one boy graduate with diplomas. program includes music, quartets, and orations by Fratten, Long, and Lanning. Baccalaureate sermon delivered May 27 at Presbyterian church by Rev Benton Shoemaker.
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Dresden
Bechman
Ottebein
Marcella E. Long
Roy A Lanning
Presbyterian Church
FF. Benton Shoemaker
Chest found in river linked to Warsaw theft
A chest stolen last week from James Curtis of Warsaw was recovered by section men on the T. W. V. & O. as they crossed the Walhonding bridge. It floated downstream and on shore $25 of the contents were missing.
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James Curtis
Warsaw
Walhonding
House Accepts Senate Amendments on Denatured Alcohol Bill
The House has accepted the Senate amendments to the denatured alcohol bill and sent it to the president for signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court affirms New York railroad franchise tax
Special from Washington reports the Supreme Court upholds New York state law imposing a franchise tax on railroads. Fremont Ohio notices two corporate actions. The Ohio Manufacturing and Publishing Co. of Fremont plans incorporation with $10,000 capital to publish The Ohioan and Good Roads Magazine and engage in printing and office supplies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Fremont
Ohio Manufacturing and Publishing Co
Ohioan
Good Roads
Operators Post Mine Notice In Coshocton District
A Coshocton district statement from Cleveland May 26 1906 says No 2 mine will reopen for union employees at 1904 05 wages if they resume work. Operators deny hiring non union labor and call for peaceful settlement while criticizing sensational reports by the Age and stressing unity among union operators and miners.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Geob
Age
Coshocton County
Hocking
Miners’ Union
National
Mitchell
No. 2
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Pres
Ceoxhocton Coxl Co
Death notices and obituaries from Tiverton area
Deaths include Lh Lo Tein at 612 South Seventh Street after pneumonia. Survived by three children Richard Tooker, Mrs Ripps, Mrs Robb. funeral at Richard Tooker’s South Lawn Avenue home. Also note Wan Wells of Coshocton died in Columbus after illness. age 31. Berkey, 72, longtime resident of Coshocton, died after lingering illness. funeral at St. John's Church. Public notice invites sealed bids for Tiverton sub district 5 schoolhouse project by July 7 1906.
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Lo Tein
Wik
South Seventh Street
Richard Tooker
South Lawn Avenue
Ripps
Coshoeton
Robb
South Lawn
Comvetcen
Oat Wan Wells
Cestectoan
Columbus
Wells
Coshocton
Howan Erocers
Jand
A. Reed
Laween Mulfora
W. H. Berkey
William Ho Berkey
Caiti
J. C. Wesner
St. John's Evangelical Catheran Church
Probate Court Fire and Final Accounts Filed
Probate court records show a final account filed in the estate matters of Sarah Lockard and Esther McDonald. The document lists participants including George Clark a 21 year old laborer at Glass Works Coshocton and Squte Wimmer officiating, Claude W Maxwell a 23 year old farmer of Jackson Jp and Floy Neldon 17 of Bethlehem, with transfers to Claude Shrimplin 21 farmer of Wanhonding and Emma Fry 17 of New Castle, officiated by Rev Hamilton.
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Sarah Lockard
George Clark
Coshocton
Esther Mc.Donald
Squte Wimmer
Claude W. Maxwell
Jackson Jp
Floy Neldon
Bethlehem
Claude Shrimplin
Wanhonding
Emma Fry
New Castle
Rev
Hamilton
Official Call for Democratic Primary Election 1906 Coshocton County
The Democratic Central Committee calls a primary election in Coshocton County Ohio on Saturday June 2 1906 at usual polling places to nominate Prosecuting Attorney Recorder Commissioner Infirmary Director Surveyor Coroner and to endorse a candidate for Camron Pleas Judge of the Third Subdivision Sixth Judicial District. Also to elect township and precinct Central Committee members. Polls close 640 pm with Tuscarawas township voting 1230 pm to 130 pm standard time. Voters must prove qualification per party rules.
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Onkes
Coshoctan County
Camron Pleas
Sixth Judicial District
Manor
County Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Tuscarawas
Duchess and Korrect Skirts Headline Sale
A bustling shop proclaims a full assortment of Duchess and Korrect skirts in multiple cloths and styles. Finer skirts priced 6 to 12 dollars boast unmatched hang and value with custom tailoring offered, inviting customers to select ready made or order to measure.
Primary Election Procedures and Candidate Announcements
Long article outlines township election conduct with elected officials naming judges and clerks, poll hours, and vote counting procedures. It lists designated supervisors, poll times, and a June 1906 convention schedule. Also includes announcements of candidates for common pleas judge and county offices.
Democratic Congressional Convention in New Philadelphia
The Democrats of Ohio's Seventeenth District plan a delegate convention in New Philadelphia on June 6, 1906 at 1 p m to nominate a Congressional candidate. Delegates are allocated by county with Coshocton Holmes Licking and Tuscarawas among others. temporary officers include C J Fisher and Joe McDowell.
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Seventeenth Congressional District
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Holmes
Licking
Tuscarawap
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Frank Helser
Kinney
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Albert Cheney
R. G. Coshoeter
Sam H. Nicholas
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Fred Reinhart
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George J. Bock, Jr
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