Bryan defends experience as race for presidency heats up
William J. Bryan spoke to the German Bryce club in Lincoln addressing criticism from Governor Hughes and Republican leaders. He argued that Lincoln Grant Blaine Harrison and McKinley had limited public experience before nominations and challenged Hughes on Taft's experience. Bryan warned a Republican Senate would approve any acceptable appointees, saying he could name strong men even a Republican Senate could not reject. Chicago bankers form a Democratic bankers committee to support Bryan with emphasis on postal ratings banks versus Democrats' guarantee deposit plan.
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Fdmecia
Neb
German Briae Club
Limcota
William J. Bryan
Hughes
Republicas
Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
Genere
Grant
James G. Blaine
Baetfamie Harrison
Mr. Kkin
Bankers’ Committee
Chicago
Republican Party
Democrats
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public Health
An early health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F. X. Cheney & Co Toledo as mercury free and taken internally. The ad claims genuine Hall’s is made in Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists with a price per bottle and a family pills remedy for constipation.
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Hall
PJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Maying Hat
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Emmanuel's Church Assembly Scene Spotlights Visit
Report of a church gathering at Emmanuel's Church with more than fifty visitors from outside the city. Attendance was led by acting presiding officer and Bishop Stover town as deputy, while the event featured a palms-decorated chancel and a notable organ display.
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Luther Lewte
Zane
District League Session Opens With Welcome in Cotnhcton
The gathering began at 9 45 with a welcome by J H Mele and a witty reply from Rev W H Shepfer of St Andrews church Paltonham. Florence Beamer of Newark elected recording secretary. treasurer Chas W Bulbart of Zanesville presented report. Committees on nominations and credentials named. delegates from St Pauls New York St Johns Stovertown Roseville Zanesville Fultenh am and St Andrews Fultenh am attended.
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J. H. Mele
W. H. Shepfer
Chas. W. Bulbart
Zanesville
H. Bishop
Stovertown
Carrie Masi
Zanesrile
Leah Baughman
Roseville
D A. Banner
Newark
W. H.R
St Paul's Evangelical Chureau
New York
D. A Benner
Anna Tyrner
Florence Benner
St. John’s Evangelical Church
W. H- Bishop
Katie Lee McConnell
Grace Weaver
Lela Gibson
Lilli Adamson
Edna Haughman
Tanner Swingle
Ada Weaver
Dora Rhine Varger
Leona Dettrick
St. Paul's
Florence Sagle
Erma Cobel
Eva Kildon
Leora Swackhamer
Leah Baughmac
St John’s Church
Louise Mauts
Beulah Coplin
Carrie Mast
Mae Price
Elton Snyder
Earle Greiner
Emma Maat
Ethel Mast
A B. Markley
St. Andrews Church
Fultenham
Chas. Bluthart
Wesner
Lena Baughman
Bertha Coplin
State League
Markley
Thread
Coshoctoo
Deltrick
Ada
Chas
Joseph Schneaur
Rev Wesner
Baltic
Chas Bluthart George Baker
AT. Baker
Faneeville
Mrs Chas Thomas Dies in Chili After Illness
Mrs Charles Thomas died at her home in Chili at age 80 after a six month battle with tubercular peritonitis. She leaves five children and a husband, was cousin to Dr and Mrs Lower, and her sister Florence Crife also sick but traveling to Colorado for recovery.
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Charles ‘Thomas
Cmh
Colorado
Isleta News Items From Isleta
Oct 2 notes visitors and calls in Isleta including Pearl Smith of Canal Dover and Miss Magee Brannon visiting family. Mrs Bartley Smith and relatives receive callers Elan Wolfe Trace Vir Sim Orin and Mas Daren Simpsons during the week. Beater Om and OYE Haver of West Tatar are also mentioned in visits.
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Isleta
Pearl Smith
Canal Dover
Bartley Smith
Cami KA Cole
Bart Smith
Pearl
Busines
Elan Wolfe
Trace Vir
Sim Orin
Wat Fe
Mites
Mable Smith
Magee Brannon
Tome
Mas Daren Simpsons
Miss Beater Om
Mas Oye Haver
West Tataratte
Mis Dangherty Raises Boarding House Move to Coshocton
Local notice reports Mis Alice Dangherty plans to relocate her boarding house business to Coshocton after sixteen years in Twin Cities. The piece mentions her new locale and notes she has friends backing her venture. It also advertises Chantele Dewitt's Little Rock Risers pills sold by C. E. Anderson in Coshocton. Campaign speeches are to begin Saturday after a late campaign start.
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Mis Alice Dangherty
Ds Mewins
Coshocton
Mis Dangherty
Twin Cities
Dewitt
Little Rock
Hite Pitla
Benely Rivers
C. EK Anderson
New Church at Adamsville Nears November Dedication
The new M. B. church at Adamsville will not be ready for dedication until November or December. Only carpentry work remains aside from window installation which likely occurs late October to November. Seats are awaited, with seating capacity just over 300.
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M. B
Adamsville
Rand
Samcian
Miss Mina Creager Recalls Adventures From Western Trip
Miss Mina Creager a Coshocton public schools instructor writes of a long trip west in poor health now in Washington State living among desert country. She describes mountains Salt Lake City Utah and Colorado travels with irrigation ditches and high altitude discomfort. She notes Salt Lake City landmarks Brigham Young home tabernacle and Mormon grounds and mentions a dangerous village fire trap being repaired by West Lafayette authorities for safety.
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Mina Creager
Coshocton
Miss Creager
State of
Washington
Amanda Gourd
Car
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
Reed Sproot
Liberty Park
Sirreham Young
Cheap Postage to Great Britain Takes Effect
A new postal rate between Great Britain and the United States began Thursday. The rate is now two cents for letters to England and Ireland, replacing the former five cent charge.
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Great Britain
United States
England
Ireland
Democratic Campaign in Hands of Veterans in Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes a pivotal, busier campaign as veterans take charge. Democrats unite behind a energized effort while Republicans face internal rifts and factional struggles, with bank guaranty and anti-Cannon issues reshaping the race. The piece highlights public interest, Bryan’s influence, and party dynamics across states.
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Democrats
Bank Guaranty
Sang Guaranty
Waele
Joe Cannon
Congress
Wisconsin
Minnesota
National Committee
Blue Hole Contest Prize List and Scoring Rules
The Blue Hole Contest offers prizes including a Blue Hole cup for first place and various trophies such as a Hriston steel rod and nickel steel reel for early places. Event runs from 5 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. between the Panaandle bridge west of Newcomerstown and Wild Turkey Locks northeast of Coshocton with detailed scoring by fish type and weight. Judges include Geo McGregor and Wm Gorseline. Gov Harris involved in fish stories, with DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised by local vendors C E Anderson Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roscoe.
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Hriston
Thos. LeReiilley
Bass
Coshocton Hardware Co
Bret
Tris Artura
Panaandle Bridge
Newcomerstown
Wild Turkey Locka
Cowhocton
Redhorse
Geo. McGregor
Wm. Gorseline
J. H. Straughn
Gov. Harris
DeWitt
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Isogene Snell Camp Endorses Voorhees and Ashbrook
The Eugene Snell Camp of the Spanish American War Veterans met to organize a local unit. Officers Charles Carpenter and Carl Herbig were chosen, with Isogene Snell as the camp name. Judge R. M. Voorhees spoke on Civil War service, and Congressman W A Ashbrook was endorsed for re election to Congress for the Seventeenth district. The resolutions praised Ashbrook for pushing veteran pensions and Voorhees for his long service. The endorsements passed unanimously.
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Eugene Snell
A. M. Voorhess
W. A. Ashbrook
Rager & Tuerblin
Caarles Carpenter
Carl Herbig
Snell
Co. F
Dunge Voorhees
R. M. Voorhees
Coshocton County
Ashbrook
Congressman Ashbook
Edward P. L. Jones
Adams Mills News Roundup
Ura Slaughter moved his family tram from Zanesville to this place last week. Mrs. Alice Miller of Carrollton visits her parents here. Mrs. Hattie Coverdale of Conesville visits recent days. J. O. Grimen visited Cumberland Guernsey County over Sunday. Mrs. Mary Casner visits daughter in Massillon. Chas. Meek of New York visiting his mother here. Ed Widding and family moving to Columbus soon. J. W. Bett and family back from Indiana. Mrs. Ralph Mockdsle visiting Zanesville. Mrs. M. J. Garrett visiting Coshoctan relatives. J. W. Caldwell couple attending Newark fair this week. Mary Rees described as aged and ill with bosie condition.
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Ura Slaughter
Zanesville
Alice Miller
Carrollton
Joan Cavanaugh
Hattie Coverdale
Conesville
J. O. Grimen
Ed Widding
Columbus
J. W. Bett
Indiana
Ralph Mockdsle Ie
Zancaville
M. J. Garrett
Cosboctan
J. W. Caldwell
Newark Fair
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