County Officials and Partisan Critique in Coshocton County
The piece lists county offices such as Prosecuting Attorney Jos L McDowell and Commissioner Fred Rinehart, noting Republican failure to nominate. It criticizes Sowers as unfit for circuit judge and condemns the Republican organ for bias while defending judicial standards and integrity in Coshocton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. L. McDowell
Fred Rinehart
Co. M. Bible
Henry Ehrich
George Bock, JR
F. M. Marshall
Foraker and Roosevelt Split Spurs Gist of Party Split
The piece railed at Foraker and Roosevelt as two heads of a two headed Republican platform, accusing Foraker of boss control and patronage schemes. It warned that forsaking Roosevelt would fracture the party and risk Democratic gains, urging Roosevelt supporters to vote Democratic to end double headed leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Chattanooga
Sify
South
Bryan to Tour Ohio in October for Democratic Cause
Columbus Presto Pont reports Bryan will tour Ohio starting October 25 with twelve talks in Wooster the first day and twelve more through Friday. The piece calls Bryan the superstatesman of the Democratic Party and predicts a wave of support across multiple counties, urging voters to embrace his gospel of the true democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jenning
Bryan
Oho
Brigin
Ohio
Williams County
Indiana State
Wooster
Mil Laelyn
Marietta
Lancaster
Van
Wart
Brean
Bosseriddem
Buckeye
Riryan
Jennings Bryan
Columbus
Preaq Pont
Something Doing at the NEW YORK Racket Store
A bustling listing of sale items at the New York Racket Store with heavy toys for boys and girls, school supplies, men's and children's clothing, gloves and undergarments, hats, footwear, and household goods. Includes discounts on soaps, gas mantles, kitchenware, and candy, with coupon redemption offered until November 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S.c
Miga
Swifts Pride
New York Racket Store Debate Over Roosevelt Favor and Foraker
A New York column weighs Smyser's stance toward Theodore Roosevelt against his ties to former ally Justin Foraker. The piece suggests Foraker fears the President’s power as trusts are accused of avarice. It frames the political contest as a battle between loyalty and ambition in a era of reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Foraker
Roosevelt
Caesar
Foraker Drandly
Gurs
State to Set County Salaries Under New Law
Columbus October 24. The state bureau of public accounting will determine salaries for all county officers under the new law. It will review expenditures and correct any mistakes before the law takes effect in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Bureau of Public Accounting
Mrs Wertz Passes Away In Franklin
Mra Sophia Wertz widow of the late Howard Wertz died Saturday afternoon at her brother civil law Robert Bates in Franklin up after an illness with lung trouble. She was 45 years old, survived by a son and daughter. Funeral held this morning at nine thirty at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev H T Weber officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sophia Wertz
Howard Wertz
Robert Bates
Franklin Up
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. T. Weber
Wedding in West Lafayette and Ogburn-Gaskill nuptials
The prospective marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Ogburn of West Lafayette and L. L. Gaskill of Salisbury N C is announced for Wednesday October twenty fourth at 2 20 PM in the home of the bride’s parents Rev T J Ogburn officiating. The couple will honeymoon in North Carolina then reside in Salisbury where Mr Gaskill will resume his role as secretary of the Whitney Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waet Lafayette
Mary Ellen Ogburn
West Lafayette
L. L. Gaskill
Salisbury
N. C
T. J. Ogburn
Mr. Gaskill
North Carolina
Runaway Team Reported in West Lafayette Week Earlier
A Lewis Summers led team ran away in West Lafayette last Saturday causing a broken double tree but no other damage. The team was caught near the college. Various local notices follow including visits, concerts, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Lewis Summers
Ohio deeds and mortgages records show 1905–06 totals
Columbus, Oct 24 The secretary of state s office tabulated deeds and mortgages for the period June 30, 1905 to June 30, 1906. Mortgages numbered 97,682 up from 91,665. acres 1,432,721 down from 2,763,603. money $171,643,633 up from $144,476,640. cancellations $8,002 and $12,126,699. deeds 157,799 down from 237,758. acres 1,984,526 down from 3,842,468. value $18,994,583 down from $214,821,889. leases 17,010 covering 705,917 acres value $7,956,044.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Secretary of State
Today’s Markets Poultry and Livestock Report
Chicago market report shows live poultry firm with turkeys at 14 and chickens near 9 cents. Cattle receipts around 25,000 with steady best, hogs about 22,000 to 25,000 with mixed prices and declines, and sheep steady to firm with notable ranges. Local notes mention Mr and Mrs Henry Suntheimer and Mr and Mrs L J Gonter returning from Freano, plus other brief mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inio
Wheeling Council Deliberates Road and Property Matters
Council discusses jury selection method with J J Rose and Dr H R McCurdy serving unpaid. street paving width, site vacation for Wheeling freight house. vacation referred to street committee. transfer of 100 from Contingent to street cleaning fund planned. sidewalk duties on Burt avenue criticized for child mud exposure. adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rose
H. R. McCurdy
Episcopal Church
Pharion
Jence
Weisenburg
Seventh Street
Main
Walnut
Carr
Board of Public Service
Wheeling
W. J. Davies
Hickory Street
O. P. Maginnis
Panhandleland
E .O -Selby
The
Meek Co
Robertson
Smith
Sam = Kisaner
Burt Avenue
Walnut Street
Game wardens face legal trouble over fish and game cases
Ohio justices of the peace and other magistrates may be required to repay costs collected from fish and game case fines. The Canal Dover Reporter notes prosecutions must come from wardens or prosecutors, not outside informers, and many trials have ignored this rule, risking bondmen and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canal Dover
Livery Barn Purchased. Knicely to Move to Conesville
Harmon Knicely of Madison township buys the Blake livery barn in Conesville and plans to move soon while keeping his Madison farm. He is described as industrious and progressive and expected to succeed in Conesville. Mr and Mrs Guai Pious and children visited Baltic on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Knicely
Madison Township
Blake
Conesvile
Knicely
Conesville
Adameville ‘Register
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Chas, A. Haupert
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George Nyghslander
Darke
P. J. Deigly
Erle County
Congressional For
Congress
WM. A. Ashbrook
Licking County
Maurice H. Donahue
Perry County
Common Pleas
H. Nicholas
Wooster Herald
J. P
the Times
Sowers
Coshocton
Sovers
Taggart
Clieuit
Lenane
Tx Uw
Wordey
Coshocton National Bank
M. @. BAKER
Thad L. Montgomery
Bryans
J. B. Renfrew
Mrs. Wertz
Mr. Rahbrook
Uhrieven
Smyner
Parabete
Tashbrook
Alexis Co
W. C
Thurman Miller
Cleveland
Gus Rippl
Elma Rager
Wild Turkey Lock
Bessie McCammant
John Mackey
Cora de Witt
Bakersville
Indiana
Times
Poultry
Chicago
Poultry Alive
Jfirmer
Springs
Henry Suntheimer
Freano
L. J. Gonter
Lantet Enon
T. Log'e
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
HE Quality Store
Ransom
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ransom Dry Goods Company
Coungil
Game Wardens
Gua Pious
Baltic
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