Frontiersman aided by Christian witness in remote cabin
A wounded hunter, fleeing two assailants, finds refuge with a frontier couple. As the attackers close in, he recalls a Bible passage that leads the couple to pray for his safety. The story lauds William J. Bryan and notes the frontier couple’s moral courage amid prejudice and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninneling
Tie Wo Dian
Soulwart Backwoodamuan
Ted
Albie Hime
Aurion
Birlireas
Seoh
William J. Bryan
Tie vote on street labor reform in Eaton council
The Eaton council deadlocked three to three on a resolution to reform road labor pay. Mayor cast the deciding vote in favor. A. L. Harris supported the measure, while later state official Harris reportedly faced criticism for salary increases as governor. The record notes daily street labor rates and a change from 1.50 to 1.35, highlighting how prior pay shifts contrast with current salaries.
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A. L
Insul
Uae
Ohio
Gay Harris
Council of
Eaton
Harris
Fife Council
Iit
Graft and reform call in Pattison era rhetoric
A fragmentary historical reflection cites John M Pattison and 1905 Ohio politics. It argues graft is exposed by reform, condemns public funds theft, boosted salaries, and party favoritism, and urges voters to remove corrupt officials.
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John M. Pattison
Fe Apelle
Neos
Rizent
Nora
Charadte
Genueral Assembly
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Deserves Another Term for 25 Clonk of Courts Candidate
Describes Jesse Maite as a candidate for Geb opus rhe the court in 6 geeny county. Mentions his birth in Prank lin towasai and 30 years of age. Notes prior employment with HENS Advert and stockkeeper role, plus clerical duties, highlighting industry and intelligence as foundations of his public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Maite
Uradere
Geeny County
Pranklin
Towasai
Yale
Ile West
Meane
Harris doubles as party divide widens state race
A local editorial urges support for Charles B. Filips and criticizes Governor Harris for political maneuvering. It praises Harris as ineffective and backs a Harris challengers stance while warning of graft and corruption allegations, urging votes for the Cordocton county candidate.
Fragmentary Ode to Teachers and Education Reform
A garbled 19th century commentary extols education through JoH. Newman and teachers friends. It laments underfunded schools and urges better salaries and training, arguing educated citizens are essential for state service and child welfare.
Fragmented voices shape an odd local political scene
A garbled, sprawling OCR text hints at a crowded political contest with candidates, turnout, and safety concerns. It references county, state, and local figures, plus mentions of ballots, polling, and public debates, but specifics are unreadable.
Labor Paper Warns Workers On Voting
An East Liverpool Potters Herald editorial urges workers to vote based on education and unionist arguments rather than party lines. It emphasizes freedom to vote as they please and warns against prejudice driven by party interests.
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Potters Herald of
East Liverpool
National Brotherhoad of
Operative Pottery
Labor League
Ameria Inber
Tahoe
Orgunizeg Labac
Debs
Hervepublican
Farimea
Feds
Awa
Harman Denounces Coercion in Tuesday Voters Speeches
A garbled report outlines Harman denouncing coercion amid county politics, urging voters to oppose pressure and back candidates who defend workers wages. It mentions rural voters, party charges, and a heated race with references to taxes, governance, and election fallout. A brief marriage license notice for MoUl Chak and Josephine Stewart follows.
Misdirected Missionaries in a Federal Debate
A lengthy, fragmentary discussion critiques reform moves by the president and economic policy debates. It references church missions, farmers, the Mississippi Valley, and political figures including Debs, urging readers to consider economic and moral policy impacts on rural communities and national trade.
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Prem
Townes
Carolinas
Netterkelhy
Hes
Bart Fee
Califaatian
Huey
Anirrow Park
Mieslealppi
Cantecaina
Howe
Oyster Bay
Local Notes and Social Roster From Walhonding Area
Community gossip records a social visit by Himgwalt and Shaffer families, engagements or surgeries involving Michaed Enid McVey and Margaret Secepon, a planned visit to Mound Mra War Shaffer, and a dinner hosted by Cochren. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright discuss moving to Coshocton. infant born to Mr and Mrs Line in West Lafayette. Funeral services held for Rev. Graeper of Osbedtnty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wietoann Wathepee
Geree
Auio
Netlle
Jota Ghemibte
Pont Beaxton
Michaed
Enid McVey
Margaret Secepon
Moe
Himgwalt
Mra War Shaffer Af Crshoctol
Leavin Ringwalt
John Wright
Coshocton
HeWelinger
Sam Bell
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Errmthrg
Sovaldre
Pathibe
Jesse T Mehaane
Boyd
Sven
Vostlon i Cosheetia
Milly
Miaraugady
Bern
Suade
Joo Sem Heest
Ceva
Pattison
Ito
Thesie
Leon Ganley
Cox and Brown
Rome
John M
Bette Ly
Jdsen
Greenside
Cox
Ipeleanns
Heer
Bine
Calla
Jess Webkane
Fers
Qwater
Charles BH
Filipes
Cordocton Cninty
Oferta
Joh. Newman
Newsia
Fenmyeuing
Coluatots Setare
Ate
Centieg
Behonls Poarrds
Titan
Lebher
Rep
Creo
Iis
Qaeiedy
Iehaer
Plaetan
Brendel Bros
Harmon
Vint Wort
Olle Cretube
Tarebs
Mab
Coetos
Wren
Rtf
Fomk
Mat Bowen
Seyeduetion
Ahmed
Theselyes
Feldom Pine
Fale Medina
Lefeat
Lars
Mou
Jonephine Stewart
Paul
Cambridge
Ulmsel
Sen
Quentin
Jone Oustanes
Washhieton
Mill Creek
Phil
Jolie Olfaier
Walhonding
Med Line
Henry Cregg
Weat Lafayette Deel
Fuscral Aes
Hehdy
Graeper
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