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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
6
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A historical underlining of William Jennings Bryan's career, praising his character and public service while acknowledging his third defeat for the presidency. The piece laments that the people could not choose him despite his liberal principles and leadership, expressing belief in his enduring influence on the party and future policy guidance.
The skewed letters about Rev. Robertson sparked a factional scramble among county clergy and politicians. A prominent eastern Democrat and other men are blamed for pressuring Wheeler’s defeat, while editors mourn the tragic death of ex Senator Carmack during the Ohio tour.
In Crawford township and Coshocton region, voters confront bitter town disputes and party shifts. Details cite Ashbrook’s sweeping win, Musings on Meek and Meek’s backers, and Kansas-like dry votes, with Dems gaining in Tuscara Wayne and Cuerneey counties while Mockings backs Taft.
Sherman presiding over the Senate and Cannon at the Rule office loom as the new session faces headwinds. Ashina and Hey clash over preventatives, while Taft and Foraker forecasts stir party factions. Creamer defeats Green for state treasurer by about 3000, and local Republicans court pink teas amid post election turmoil. The Coshocton county Democrats credit their executive committee for a faithful poll effort that yielded a county sweep, though the local option issue clouded results.
The piece argues Republicans facing defeats should honor faithful officials from 1908 while Democrats claim advantage in Ohio contests. It notes W. T. Dever’s Ashland wins by 84, Weygandt’s strong district results, and Sharp’s 500 vote lead, with Roosevelt and Gompers referenced in post election chatter.
In a folded discourse the writer weighs Gompers versus labor lobbyists and warns that Hatton’s appoint ments could tie the Republican party to patronage. Judge Harmon’s fitness standard is praised, while a proposed early legislative session to reshuffle offices is opposed as unpopular. Ashbrook’s post office pledge boosts enthusiasm, Knobloch’s resignation rattles trust, and local county contests heat up with party rivals rallying voters in Tuscarawas and Knox counties amid a spate of local tragedies and appointments.
Wm Jeffries, known as Daddy Jeffries, died at 90 after 54 years as a constable. A fixture around Coshocton court house, he served in White Eyes Lafayette and Coshocton, survived by five children, dozens of grandchildren, and carried a long life of public service. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 with pallbearers named. court may adjourn for the rites.
Christopher Royer, after a year of suffering from rectal fistula, underwent a surgical operation described as very successful. McCurdy and Dr. Stacy returned Tuesday from a trip south of Wills Creek, while the Otford Bank-Molvane case Crater and Mulvane versus Roy Bowdlet and Margaret Sovnes notes a balance of 1376.42.
Executors of the last will and testament of Abtan Funk offer real estate for public auction at the premises per authority of the will. Auction details follow in the notice aiding potential bidders with time place and conditions of sale.
At one o'clock p.m. on Thursday December 10 the Abram Funk farm in Jefferson township Coshocton County Ohio will be offered for sale. The property covers about 230 acres of bottom and hill land one mile from Warsaw and includes two good dwellings a barn and other farm buildings all in good condition. Terms require one third cash now with the balance in one and two years. Deferred payments are to be secured by mortgage bearing six percent interest from date of sale.
The article reports Harmon winning with about 17 000 votes across UK counties, with partial tallies for Lucas and others incomplete. It references local names and places around Oak Grove and West Lafayette, noting community events and gatherings such as visits, parties, and granges, plus minor notices of road work and social meetings.
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