Daugherty the Defender Not Entirely Disinterested
In Columbus the story centers on state funds and a bank deposit at 24 percent interest. State Treasurer McKinnon reportedly has $250,000 of public funds deposited, with his wife and deputy owning 150 shares in the bank. The deputy, Charles Steen, was a successor candidate. Daugherty defends the integrity of state money, claiming every dollar belongs to the treasury or is honestly accounted for, while noting past investigations lacked authority.
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Columbus Savings and ‘Wrest Company
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Long Streets
Columbus
McKinnon
Foraker
Senate
H. M. Daugherty
McKinnen
McKinnop
Guilbert
Ohio
Wullberg
Guillert
B. Cameron
ieKinnon
Tate
Green
Senate Committee
Treasury
Thin Bank
Daugherty
H. M Daugherty
Roraker
United States Senate
Herry M. Daugherty
McKinnon and
Gullbert
Gulbert
Cox
Fullington
Brown
Thei
Talking Horse
House
Mr. Daugherty
Sienate Committee
Tescon
M. Desuherty
Desgherty
Ee Gantewer
Widscewe Ewiherty
Columbus Savings & Trust Co
Chas. C. Green
State Treasury
Young Coshocton Soldier Bosey Miller Enlisted in 1861
Medad V. Miller born January 18 1849 in Tuscarawas County Ohio enlisted October 3 1861 at Gosheston in the 15th U S Infantry. He reenlisted February 13 1864 discharged February 13 1867 after five years four months and ten days service. The unit saw hard fighting from Shiloh to Jonesboro and later guarded freedmen in Mobile. Miller later lived in Michigan South Dakota Arkansas and Iowa. He attended a Des Moines fair and urged lifting age limits for pensions while opposing the Wirtz monument. He served in a three battalion 2400 man regiment with John Porter first colonel and Alexander Hay drummer and Bart Flanagan bugler.
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Grant Amy
Des Moines
Lown
Contans
M. W. Milles
Coshoctoy County
Old American
Coshocton
Medad V. Miller
Mobile
Miller
Michigan
South Dakota
Arkansas
Jows
Fle
Wirtz Monument
Fifteenth
U. S. Infantry
John Porter
Potomac Army
Bull Run
Camrn de Miller
Political excess and bank ties in state treasurer line
The piece critiques McKinnon and Daugherty in a bank board context tied to state funds, questioning why low interest rates favored by the state contrasted with higher private returns. It argues that Daugherty acted as attorney for a bank director while probe records and political figures blur accountability, urging voters to oust the local “safe house machine” ahead of elections.
Completes His Walk of 1500 Miles Overland
Paul Kipfer trudged into Coshocton on a Friday morning after a 1500 mile overland trek from Texania Arkansas to Fresno via Ohio. With ten dollars, he endured hunger sleeping in hay and straw piles, relying on donated food from Granville and others. He followed railroads and streetcar tracks, kept a list of donors, and aims to settle with John Rigby in Coshocton, vowing not to stray again.
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Paul Kipfer
Coshoct
Texania
Arkansas
Fresno
Old
An & Ranch
Ohio
John Rigby
Harny
Granville
G. W. Waalhart
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Newark
Coshocton
Dogs Exposed Cy Young At Central Ohio Drag Meet
A large crowd in Newcomerstown watched Cy Young pitch for the town team, defeating the Mansfield nine to nothing as St. Clair Porte of Tuscarawas County also played for Newcomerstown. Nearly a hundred Coshocton residents attended the exhibition.
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Ohio
Tox Hunters’ Association
Warsaw
Jarse Humbers
Coshoerton
Holmes
Mupkingum Shelkite
Knox
Delaware
Morrow
Het
Wille
Mohawk
Chas. Kempton
Fred- Nichtown
Joe Dor
Roscoe
Dick Adams
Dresden
J. L. Moore
W. Ly
Allison
Millersburg
Chiss
Paul Thornsley
Coshocton
M. Li. Warner
Newark
Hiss
Hirst
Jackson Easter
W. Co
Walhonding
Foster
Warcow
Seeoand
J. J. Moore
Mood
Warner
Newcomerstown
Cy Young
Mansilyn Nine
Malloy
Detroit
Shaw
St. Louis
St. laiPorte
New York Nationals
Mrs. Chas E. Smith Endorses New Life Pills
Mrs. Chas E. Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr King's New Life Pills as a family laxative medicine because they work without fuss. The painless purifiers are sold at C B Anderson's Coshocton Co M Fergusons Roscoe drug stores for 25 cents.
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Chas E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
C. BE. Anderson’s
Coshocton
Co. M. Ferguson’s
Roscoe
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Seven Year Old Daughter of Dr and Mrs Buker Dead
Mars Buker, seven, daughter of Dr and Mrs HH Buker, died at Sprutz Mountain home at one o clock Friday, after a year long illness from kidney and heart diseases. She was beloved by family and neighbors. Survived by father, mother, sister Helen Emerson, and brother Wallace. two brothers named in death notice.
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Mars Buker
HH. Buker
Sprutz Mountain
Helen Emerson
Wallace
Plainfield notes and community events update
Mrs Edward Johnson and family visit from Newcomerstown and Cambridgeports. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Harmon Folly at 2 pm. Summer school entertainment Saturday in township hall to benefit the room. admission ten cents. Special program at MEB Church Sunday night about local option. A Cleveland speaker visits Monday to argue wet side, another Tuesday to argue dry. Edward Sisters lecture set for October 21. Josee Atiner repairing house. Mrs Cora Bassett leaving today for Rushville to start new home.
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Cleveland
Edward Sisters
Josee Atiner
Misa
Cora Bassett
Rushville
Mrs Mary Lee Credits King of Cough Remedy
A Zanesville reader praises Dr Kings New Discovery for curing her husband James Jee from severe lung distress described as consumption. The letter claims rapid relief from coughs and colds and notes a trial bottle offer at local druggists with a free first bottle and price details.
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Sverviedy
Zanesville
Mary Lee
James Jee
C. K. Anderson’s
Coshocton
C. M. Fergwece
Roscoe
Accident on Murway Road Injures Jota Kissnes
Jota Kissnes, a noted contractor, was badly hurt seven miles northwest of the city on the Murway road Thursday evening when his boggy cart overturned after failing to hold back on a hill. He suffered severe bruising and was bedbound by Friday. Mr Eisener avoided one wagon but struck another, throwing Eisener clear and injuring Kissnes. Alex Stewart assisted and took Kissnes to Cesectow.
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Jota Kissnes
Murway
Warsaw Road
Mr. Eisener
Kieener
Alex Stewart
Mr. Kivener
Ohio Teachers Reading Circle notices and address details
The text outlines reform measures excluding Patterson applicants who will provide stamped envelopes for certain uses. The Board will supply appliance stationery. It notes that Questions on Theory and Practice for the current year will largely be based on Keith's Elementary Education. It ends with an address to The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle in Columbus, Ohio, with names McDonald Pry Shaw.
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Patterson
Keith
Ohio
Amendment to Ohio Constitution and Joint Resolution
A long OCR fragment detailing proposed amendments to Ohio's constitution including sections on legislative reading rules, governor's veto procedures, and fiscal taxation powers. It cites dates from 1906 1908, names speakers and secretaries, and outlines submission to voters on specified election days with wording about taxation exemptions and state finance powers.
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General Assembly
State of
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State of Ohio
Villa Hami
Ublic
J.D. Qhamneriain
House of Representatives
James M. Williame
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Increase in Coshocton schools attendance report
Supt C B Bryant reports September enrollment in Coshocton city schools rose 101 with 1998 figures at 1524, last year 1423. A juvenile court placed fourteen year old Ethel Siedeker of Resclle on probation. she will not complete the Girls Industrial Time but remains under probation officer jurisdiction.
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Coshocton
Supt. C
Bryant
Éureuile Court
Ethel Siedeker
Filed Answer in Common Pleas in Rirey vs Mary Gopaline
In common pleas court an answer is filed by defendant in the case of Rirey vs. Mary Gopaline. It is an action for money. Do not be deceived by claims about DeWitt's Carbdolized Witch Hazel Salve. The text urges asking for DeWitt's and notes the product is stamped on every box. There is no original item. Ends with distributors listed including C. EB. Anderson and others.
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General Assembly
C. A. Thomegox
House of Representatives
Axprew L. Harris
Senate
Common Pleas Court
Rirey
Mary Gopaline
Dewitt
C. EB. Anderson
Coshotioe
C. M. Fergwsca
Peeeve
Examinations Schedule for Teacher Certificates
Notice to teachers sets examination dates by month for elementary, high school, and special certificates. Elementary tests occur the first Saturday monthly. high school and special tests on the first Saturday in September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May. Fees are required before entry.
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