Kern Accepts Democratic Nomination for Vice President
Indianapolis Aug 25 John W Kern accepted the Democratic national ticket nomination for vice president from Theodore A Bell in a state fair Coliseum ceremony before 15000 to 18000 cheering delegates and notable party leaders. Kern emphasized tariff reform and attacked high protectionist taxes while pledging to advance Democratic platform goals and curb corporate abuses.
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Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Theodore A. Bell
California
William Jenning
Bryan
Kern
State Side Grounds
Confey
Ine
Iyd
Ant
Owen
Wil
Inti News
Mat Dabor
Amerigimp
Bloomfield fair notes and local visits amid wea ther wind
Aug 26 report from Mill Creek Miseroek details Bloomfield fair happenings. Notes on woodwork, natural exhibits, and attentive crowds. Local families Joseph Stow and Henry Stori visited relatives in Wasi counties. Paddy Reepee Beheety reported to be resting, while rough field work and farm tasks are mentioned.
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Miseroek
Thare Vis
Mesweenes
Wooster
Bloomfield
Pele
Tati
Eee
Castor
Joseph Stow
Henry Stori
Thepes
Adenia
Teddy Carpenter
Market Signals and Oddities in Local Trading Notes
Local markets report mixed activity with sporadic prices and uneven demand. Traders note waning consumer buying and some sharper skews in small lots across meat, produce, and general goods.
Fragmented Market Notes and Local Notices
A garbled market summary lists prices for livestock and produce with scattered figures across locations including Cleveland and Pittsburg. It mentions cattle, cows, heifers, sheep, wethers, and bulls with price hints, plus references to local churches, pastors, and upcoming services and visits by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Meier and other townsfolk.
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East
Blouge
Yeasein
Cleveland
Prine
Tafalfkiers
Syertpipers
Sia SP
Pittsburg
Kent
Adams Mills Notes From August Visit to Relatives
Miss Laura Scilly began a month long visit to relatives in the east on Wednesday. Mrs Duster toured Cleveland and visited her daughter Mrs Wim, Smart in this race. Randolph and Liebert Stockhide traveled to Sandusky for an ice company assignment. Miss Nort Kincade visits rehabilitative sites in Athens County. Miss Hagel Troselton of Zanesville visits relatives here. Mrs Ed Watts visited Columbus in December. Mrs Wilding planned a trip to Columbus. The Adueville homecoming occurred last MG. Wahion Shaner suffered a complication after a fall in October.
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Aids Mills
Laura Scilly
Duster
Cleveland
Wim
Smart
Riadph
Ireibert
Stockhide
Sandusky
Bassis
Wey
Nort Kincade
Athens County
Hagel Troselton
Zanesville
Robinson
Wooohe
Frost
Emery Wrisht
New Macow
Ulaides
Newark
Mion
Ed Watts
Wilding Walt
Adueville
Shaner
Community Notes From New Bedford and Nearby
Residents attend family visits and relocate temporarily with relatives in Canton Cleveland and Coshocton. Local households report trips to Benton Cambridge and Dover, with tradesmen noting successful hardware business. Community members, including Mrs Bush and Mr Lower, host guests while building projects and work schedules shift after September 1.
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H. F Limcowuly
Turney
New Bedford
Ane
Hacher Wise Hobie Enduiys
Liste
Msther Kiak
Canton
Clevelaned
Myrtle Snyder
Coshocton
BR. Duak
Suehey
Arnold
G.oa. Rinner
J.iz Cow
Cleveland
George Castor
Brrasbure
Wi. Stewart
W. KE. Stewart
James Kaser
Henry Lower
S. Lower
Cana Dover
Charley
Busy Scenes Along the Canal Delayed by Strike
Busy days on the Ohl, Walhonding canals as contractors press repairs under dry weather. John Kissner faces delays at Six Mile ham due to a foreign laborers strike. A writerboy incident inflamed workers who left jobs briefly. Foundations progress on the data. weather and tides affect schedules for Walhonding and Prairie Chaped areas. Officials plan canal work near Rosege and Clea sams dock with carpenters and a treisparkation crew.
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Ohl
Walhounting
John Kissner
Six Mileham
Trey
Walhonding
Lee
Mits
Kogcne
Ure County
Prairie Chaped
Lonath
Cleasams
Rosege
Coshocton Bank Real Estate Sale Breaks Local Record
Dr. Jesse McClain purchased from Commercial National Bank the Linden Place tract of seventy building lots southeast of the fair grounds and north of Otsego road. The deal, one of Coshocton’s largest in months, values the lots between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars. The balance of Linden Place belongs to the Denman heirs for residence purposes.
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Jesse McClain
Commercial National Bank
Linden Place Addition
Fair Grounds
Otsego Road
Denman
Official Program of Sept 7 Events Announced
The Laver Day committee of the Trades Council led by George Ordwar and others announced the official program for Sept 7 featuring multiple races and activities. Prizes include cash, clothing, shoes, and various goods presented by local businesses, with entries encouraged early and additional afternoon races to be run by the Matinee Driving Club.
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Laver
The
Trades Council
George Ordwar
Chas. Eddieman
John Lane
A. Garrison
John Poulton
Senate
Uv. Im
Conesville Mine
Frank Moore
Gus Ogle
Morgan Run Mine
Dan McCarton
Leavengood
Brendel
Central Meat Market
Chas. Brownfield
Frew's Drug Store
Walker & Lawrences
Longwill Dey Goods Co
Peant Race
James Stewart
Mata Ser
Stag Clothing Co
Cantwell Shoe Co
Ralston’s Grocery
Sam Wright
Thompson Clothing Co
Timmons
Jas, Murphy, Hanager
King’s Grocery
Gamble’s Grocery
Dawson & Smith
Scott Gravenberry
Ina Mager
Tor Make Indies
M. 8
Fletcher
Bravhe
Ereh
Ars
A.B. Bondy
Coshoccon Hardware Oy
Com
Ttuy
Fay Maus
Dan Bowers
Ransom Dry Goose Cos
Thompson-McKeown Co
Hiss
Thas, McCort
Ali Riley
C. le. Peacoeks
Q’donnel! Bros. Smoke House
Cassingshaw Mine
Carpenters’ Union
Cuina
Pepe-Goser Co
Rocket
Fountain Dry Goods Co
Gray Hardware Co
Compton's
Harness
Lynde & Gosser
J. B. Davis
New York
J. E. Glass
Wui. Schlah
Smith's
Anderson’s Drug
Burns & Gosse
Fom
G. W. Preston
EF. D. Bright
Millfork Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Della Wright of Millfork visited Dee Miss Ruth Muston and Miss Emma Carman of Trinway while Sunday guests included Miss Jettle Corder. Local residents Folia Norris Atwood, Benj Norris and Orlanda Suntay attended at Dres den with Sylvanus Corder visiting New Castle. The Dawson and Corder families hosted and visited friends across Coshocton Conesville and Casuacton as Florence and Alice Corder stayed with Chas Corder.
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Mil Dorks
Aus
Della Wright
Millfork
Dee
Ruth Muston
Emma Carman
Trinway
Jettle 'Corder
Vita Norris
Fannie Atwood
M Benj. Norris
Orlanda Suntay
Alvert Kreo
Dresden
Sylvanus Corder
New Castle
Cooperdale Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
August 26 report from Cooperdale notes Mr and Mrs Will Dickey and family visiting relatives in Newark. Guests included Mrs Robert Etty of Eau Claire Wisconsin and several local residents. Nora Vinsel and daughter returned home in Lovettsville after weeks away. Families McCurdy hosted and Miss Nellie Moore attended at Barbara Preston's. A McCurdy school picnic near Hynes was well attended with a good time reported.
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Carperdite
Will Dickey
Newark
Robert Etty
Eau Claire
Lovettsville
Ained
Willam McCurdy
Fred McCurdy
Lucile
Seiders
Nellie Moore
Preston Aaline
Barbara Preston
McCurdy
Hynes Hast Saurday
Imported China Salad Sale Promises Bargains and More
The ad touts a Saturday sale offering imported China salads at a deep discount, claims great value for money, and urges inspection of wares. It also advertises two wheel hay carts, plus a miscellaneous assortment including ironing boards clothing, gloves, wrappers, work shirts, and household items with low prices and display in the store window.
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Y&e
Baggins
Alloways Denies Marriage Plan After Train Ride
Dresden businessman James Alloways rejects rumors of marriage trip with Miss Viole Pigman saying he did not go to Cleveland or Canada for that purpose. A Times reporter questioned him about the trip and he declined to confirm whereabouts or motives.
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James Alloways
Dresden
Cleveland
Canada
Viole
Prough Coshucton
Desden
Times
Reunion at Athens for Seventh Regiment of Ohio Infantry
Announcements from Coshocton note the third annual reunion of the Seventh Regiment of Ohio Infantry, veterans of the Spanish-American War, planned in Athens on August 23 and 29 with a G A R remsign. Company Boot Athens will entertain the veterans and several from Coshocton, where Company F served, are expected to attend.
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Meier
Frost
Zanesville
Sande
Haymilton
Costoctan
W. NM
Columbus
Ohio State
Sehouvnutve
Granville
Coshocton
Seventh Regiment of
Ohio Infantry
Athens
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Democratic Party
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Atul
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Jabor
Mill Creek
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cort
A. G. Ralston
Adams Mills
Taft
Linden Place
Commercial Bank
Mulyer Hamilton
Frank Ashman
Cooperdale
B. Renfrew
Alloways
Monster Labor Day
Coshocton Fair Grounds
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