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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1906

Page

4

Local Officials Named in County Roster and Gompers Telegrams

Prosecuting Attorney Jos L McDowell and other county posts listed, with names for Commissioner Fred Rinehart, County Recorder Cc M Bible, Infirmary Director Henry Erich, County Surveyor George Bock Jr, Coroner Dr F M Marshall. Article also notes Republican signals and a Gompers telegram attacking Smyser in Canton enrollment.

Jos. L. McDowell Fred Rinehart Cc. M. Bible Henry Erich George Bock, JR F. M. Marshall

Ohio political clash over Smyser and Roosevelt stance

Ohio Democrats attack the Republican platform and Judge Smyser while railing at Foraker and Dick. They condemn Roosevelt opposition and warn that the 17th district backs a threefold slate, highlighting wage trends in steel and the party rift across Wayne County.

Judge Smyser Congress Ohio Smyser Foraker Roosevelt Bryan Rooosevelt Sinsyer Distret

Senatorial Endorsement Dramatized in Ohio Scene

A Cleveland Press editorial mocks senatorial endorsements tied to Ohio politics. It argues that endorsements are manipulated by party factions and questionably influence voters. The piece targets Foraker Dick and their followers who dismiss or deride the process.

United States Ohio Senate Foraker

Woman suffrage argument and a trolley explosion report

The North American Review argues for women’s suffrage, asserting broader issues like tariff and food laws outrun suffrage in importance. An early morning trolley explosion injured four occupants, two of them fatally. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. McMichael of Skeene are in the city today.

North American Review Columbus Journal Clevaland W. A. McMichael Skeene City

New Postal Rulings Ban Unions and Require Neat Rural Carriers

Washington issued two notices to post offices nationwide. One blocks recognition of any postal employee unions except fraternally aimed at service improvements. membership is not recognized on collective grounds. The other mandates rural carriers maintain a neat appearance and proper equipment, with only workhorse teams, to reflect credit on the service.

Washington Tag Post Office

Old Soldier Saves Train at Wolf Crossing

At Wolf's crossing near Gnaden Hutten on a last Saturday morning, Civil War veteran Comrade G Born halted a Panhandle freight by flagging it as a passenger train passed. He warned of a broken rail, and the freight halted with only half the train past the danger point, likely saving lives and property.

Wolf's Crossing Gnadenhutten G. Born Panhandle

Markets and grain prices in a late edition market page

Market notes cover wheat and corn values, with prices for flour, butter, lard, potatoes, chickens, country hams, shoulders, and other commodities. Entities include Cincinnati wheat futures, New York markets, and Boston reports, listing various per unit prices and premiums across multiple foods and produce.

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Turkey Corner farmers organize sales to curb turkey speculation

In Columbiana county farmers form an organization to sell directly to city buyers through authorized agents. They accuse speculators of buying turkeys before Thanksgiving and driving up prices, contending turkeys are scarcer and will cost more.

Will Smyler A. J. Neberoth Bethlehem Steel Company Salem Columbiana County

Grandmother Caro line Van Osteen Dies at 99

Mrs Caro line Van Osteen of Columbus died Monday at 1 30 p m at her home at Oakwood and Livingston avenues. She was 99 years old last month. The funeral will be held in Columbus Wednesday morning with interment at Marion.

Bert Knode Caroline van Osteen Oakwood Livingston Avenues Columbus Marion

Wide difference in size of bids for Tenth street sewer

The sinking fund commission will arrange for buying city bonds and the Board of Public Service will set the contract for the new Tenth street sewer. Bids opened show wide variation. W F Emerson of Isleta offers $604.48, John Hall and T H Burtrell bid $778.84 and $869.32, while Atkinson & Co of Newcomerstown bid $1319.47, nearly double Emerson's. Mrs Ed LeRetley returns from New Philadelphia.

Sinking Fund Commission Board of Public Service Tenth Street W. F. Emerson Isleta Emerson John Hall T. H. Burtrell Atkinson & Co Newcomerstown

West Lafayette Social News Visitors and Family Notes

West Lafayette on October 15 residents report Mr and Mrs Lovell Householder and son Lewis M of Utica visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Francis McGuire. Seth Daugherty confined to bed. Mrs Nelle Jones and daughter of Coshucton were weekend guests. Ridgley Thrapp was home from...

West Lafayette Nelle Jones Coshucton Ridgley Thrapp

Local Notes and Events Roundup in Bartlett and Newark

Miss Elma Rager visits Bessie McCammant. Thomas Beall visits Newark. Isaac Shaw returns from Columbus. Seldon Shurtz buys 132 acres from Frank Daugherty. Recital Company to perform at town hall next Saturday. Adam Thomas and Lee Shaw arrive with 95 head of western cattle to be sold Tuesday Oct 16 at stock pens. Thomas Ransom mourns the loss of their young son.

Cleveland Elma Rager of Bartlett Bessie McCammant Thomas Beall Newark Isaac Shaw Columbus Seldon Shurtz Frank Daugherty Town Hall Adam Thomas Lee Shaw Thomas Ransom

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