Bansemer's Plot Unravels as Cable Family Turmoil Explodes
In Chicago, Bansemer confronts David Cable amid a storm of scandal. Graydon learns the shocking truth that Jane Cable may be his sister, while Mrs. Cable fears for her child. A reporter's buckshot of accusations erupts, ending in a tense, violent confrontation as alliances fracture and Joe Rigby plots a fresh blast at the family.
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Cable
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Jane
James Bansemer
Graydon
Rigby
Alropiy
Jane Cable
Bia Polson
Drs
Pausemer
Bousemer
David Cable
Maply
Bansemer
Graydon Returns From Night Arrest in Family Turmoil
In a tense scene a father confronts Graydon after a tumultuous night. Beating eyes, threats, and vows mix with the girl Frevecesa Cable’s injury as James Bansemer accuses Graydon of wrongdoing. Graydon vows to stay with his injured companion, but the night ends with him absent from home.
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Graydon
Bobby Rigby
Jake
James Bansener
Rigby
Misa Clegg
Teraydon
James Banseyret
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Bor
James Bansemer
Hia Ebul
Ia Son
New Bedford grows busy with trades and plans
Calving Levengood sprained wrist from a recent engine fall in New Bedford. Falr Sisters opened a millinery store. Crawford township schools reopen while the village awaits the new schoolhouse. Scheetz to run the blacksmith shop, Rodecker eyed as future mayor. Sevenood Bros busy hulling clover as Lloyd Rinner plans a feed shinder and store. Steward family to move October first. Luke families travel back to East Akron. Billy Lowera builds a new dwelling. John Myera visits H H Getgers.
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Calvin Levengood
Elijah Welling
Coshocton
Falr
Crawford Township
DPD
T. Scheetz
John Rodecker
Sevengood Bros
Lloyd Rinner
Rev. Steward
Chippewa Lake
Chas. Luke
Mre
Ike Luke
East Akron
Billy Lowera
John Myera
Canal Lewieville
H. H. Getgers
Political Musings on Taft Bryan and Roosevelt
The piece notes GOP uncertainty with Taft and Fairbanks, taunts Bryan while mocking Roosevelt's influence. It portrays split opinions in the party, cites attacks on Bryan, and suggests Teddy Roosevelt pivoting to a guiding but hands-off role in Taft’s presidency. The tone is partisan critique with sharp asides.
Tom Page Predicts No Rain For Fair Week
Forecaster Tom Page told the Time a Saturday morning that rain week looks dry. He does not expect a shower before Sunday night or Monday and says the forecast will not interfere with the all important exhibition.
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Tom Page
Page
Toledo Blade Cuts G. O. P. State Ticket Support
The Toledo Blade abandons Republican support in front-page editorial, denouncing the party in legislative judicial and county races. It pledges nonpartisanship, opposing all three major parties as brewery interests tools, and notes the rise of a local nonpartisan movement born from a split independents faction.
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Toledo Blade
Republican Party
Demoocrat Q
Blade
D. B R. Locke
Appeals From The Verdict In Duquesne Cigar Case
In common pleas court a transcript from Squire Wimmer records the appeal by the defendant in the Duquesne Cigar Co case. The verdict awarded $37 465 to the plaintiff with $35 and $22 41 costs. appeal seeks reversal or modification of the judgment.
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Squire Wimmer
Duquesne Cigar Co. Ne. B. J. Mantter
Costa
Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion
The advertisement promotes Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that starts digestion instantly by reproducing the stomach’s digestive juices. It claims Kodol digests food, supports strength and health, and provides complete rest to a tired stomach. warns against overeating and asserts harmlessness. It lists distributors in Chicago and Coshocton with names E. Anderson and M. Ferguson.
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Jon
Kordol
Kodo
Rose Hill dry wins spark first Rose Bill elections
Two counties voted in the first elections under the Rose Bill with dry victories. total votes 5800 in Melzs, 6000 in Warren, and 43 saloons out of business. Farmers busy watering stock kept many away as multiple counties schedule more polls across October.
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Rose Hill
Melzs
Warren
Marion
Morrow
Guernsey
Noble
Hocking
Vinton
Democratic Enthusiasm Opens Mansfield Campaign Meeting
At Mansfield, 2 o clock opening rally of Ohio Democrats featured W L Finley as chair and calls to organize the state campaign. He denounced Governor Harris, urged temperance politics as a partisan issue and praised Judson Harmon and William J Bryan while introducing William G Sharp as next congressman from the Fourteenth Ohio district.
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Ohio
Mansfield
Belefty
Commonwealth
Wang
Democratic Party
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Harria
Lawa
Patmon
Campalam
Judson Harmon
William J. Bryan
Harrie
Bryan
William G Sharp
Sharp
Honaldson Harmon
Powellson Bros Ship Cars to Newark for Licking County Fair
Powellson Brothers of near Franklin Station shipped a car load of fine cattle Monday over the Penney to Newark for exhibition at the Licking County fair. Charlie Sells sent two heifers to Newark Saturday to compete in races at the fair next week.
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Powellson Bros
Franklin Station
Newark
Lickingy County
Charlie Sells
Licking County Fair
Probate Court Names New Charge For Toblew Church
An affiliated member pled by Harry W Patterson Crissie Patterson to aid of execution Rev C A Chilton who led the M E Church of Kenew last year was appointed by the East Ohio conference to a new charge in Toblew. He moved the household goods over the Pennsylvania to that city Thursday.
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Crissie Patterson
C. A. Chilton
Kenew
Toblew
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