Democratic Campaign Book Silent On Roosevelt
Washington editorial notes the Democratic campaign book omits any criticism of Roosevelt or his administration and credits Bryan with guiding policy. It argues Republicans shift toward trusts, cites Sherman as running mate, and alleges campaign finance evasion by corporate donors. The piece urges farmers to support Bryan with small contributions.
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Washington, D. C
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Jas. $. Sherman
Taft
Sherman
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Republican Campaign
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Oil Trust
Mark Hanna
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jackson Cochran Taken By Death
The death of Jackson Cochran a prominent farmer of New Castle ip occurred Sunday Morning at 6 o'clock at his home a mile and one half west of New Castle. He had been in poor health for months and died from kidney trouble and infirmities of old age. He was 72 and survived by a wife and five children Robert Elmer Roe and Tessel Cochran all of New Castle and Mrs James McKee of Columbus.
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Jackson Cochran
New Castle Ip
New Castle
Cochran
Robert
Elmer, Roe
Tessell Cochran
James McKee
Columbus
Otsego Oil Men's Picnic Draws Large Crowd
Otsego Ohio hosts a large turnout for the oil men's picnic at Spregue’s grove with over 1 000 attendees on Friday and a big program planned for Saturday including speeches by H W Kunty and Rev R B Hudnal and a featured ball game between Otsego and Coshocton.
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Otsego
Spregue’s Grove
H. W. Kunty
Zanesville
R. B. Hudnal
Otsexo
Coshocton
Cow Tramples Woman Driver Near Adamsville
Mrs. French Chamblin, a farmer's wife six miles from Adamsville, was seriously injured Monday evening when a cow attacked and knocked her down while she was driving the herd home. The animal trampled her, dislocating her shoulder, but she escaped beneath its hoofs and a doctor from Zanesville was called for treatment. Layland, Rt. F. D. Sept. 16. Farmers busy with corn and awaiting rain to sow wheat as season turns.
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French Chamblin
Adamsville
Examiners Organize For Ensuing Year In County Schools
The county school examiners organized Saturday for the year with Prof. A. C. McDonald as president, L. C. Shaw as vice president, and BE. J. Fry as secretary. Certificates were granted to teachers from the recent high school exam: Allen Cox Gonesville Frank Still Howard Iva Marshall Coshocton.
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Board of County School Examiners
A. C. McDonald
L. C. Shaw
BE. J. Fry
Allen Cox
Gonesville
Frank Still
Howard
Iva Marshall
Coshocton
Returns After 35 Years In Cooperdale
Cooperdale notes William Thomas of Greely Colorado returns to the village after a 35 year absence and mingles with old acquaintances. Visitors include Preston of Coshocton, Mr and Mrs Spence of Columbus, Miss Barbara Preston, Miss Vandalia Hiesey of Zanesville, Miss Grace Oxley near West Carlisle, and Miss F, Daugherty visiting from Zanesville and Granville. Barbara Preston hosted a dinner last Thursday. Miss Daugherty plans to return home soon. Village church services are set for 2:30 pm next Sunday.
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Cooperdale
Wm. Thomas
Greely
Colo
Fiverett Preston
Coshocton
Barbara Preston
Spence
Columbus
H. B Taugherty
Vandalia Hiesey
Zanesville
Grace Oxley
Near West Carlisle
Fileanor Daugherty
Granville
Perry Neldon Improves After Appendicitis Surgery
Dr. C M Neldon received word from Cincinnati that his brother Perry Neldon, who underwent appendicitis surgery last week at Price Hospital, is very much improved and progressing well.
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C. M. Neldon
Cincinnati
Perry Neldon
Price Hospital
Isleta News Items Report Local Visits and Personal News
Isleta Sept 16. Ed Watts family visited Adama Mills and James Tilton. A J Stewart and J L Simmons attended Otsego picnic. John Weasel Gerron Simmons and Maggie Brannon joined Otsego picnic. J W Sawyer of Guernsey Station seeks to form a company. Mrs Nina Lily of Brink Haven called on Smith Jones. Corn cutting and seeding underway amid dry dusty weather. Mrs D G Jackson visiting friends. Miles Maggie Frannon Otsego visiting her sister Mrs Gernon Simmons. Mr and Mrs F B E Pomerene of Coshocton Judge Farthing and wife of Dresden Frank Graben and wife of Cooperdale visited Wm Graham’s near Wakatomika. Mrs Mary J Whiswer, 73, died near the home of her daughter on Chestnut Street.
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Isleta
Ed Watts
Adama Mills
James Tilton
A. J. Stewart
J. L. Simmons
Otsego
John Weasel
Gerron “Simmons
Maggie Brannon
J. W. Sawyer, Jr
Guernsey
Nina Lily
Brink Haven
Smith Jones
D. G. Jackson
Miles Maggie Frannon
Mra
Gernon Simmons
Coshocton Man Buyer Of $1,000,000 Worth Wool This Season
M. Sawvel of Coshocton Fur Co. has purchased nearly 3,060,000 pounds of wool in Ohio this season, spending between $800,000 and $1,000,000. He supplies eastern mills, working for Henry Collingham of the Atlantic Woolen Mills, Providence. Sawvel’s buyers cover the state, contributing to his claim as the top individual wool purchaser. Reunion noted for the McDonald family in Newcomerstown marks golden anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George A. McDonald. The article traces family ties to Rich, Gladstone, Lady Rich, and Countess de Ovies, with mentions of several marriages and descendants.
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M. Sawvel
Coshocton Fur Co
William Maxwell
Ohio
Suyer
State
Ais Corps
Big Eastern Woolen Mills
Mr. Sawyer
Henry Collingham
Big Atlantic Woolen Mills
Providence
Sawyer
McDonald
Newcomerstown
McDonald Rich
George A. McDonald
Coshocton
H. D. McDonald
Countess de Ovies
G. A. McDonald
H D. Me.Donald
Caroline Rich
Lady Rich
Gladstona
Westminster Abbey
Mrs McDonald
Count
Pittsburg
Count de Ovies
America
Chilean Republic
Roe Robinson
Barnett Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Dogs Slaughter Farm Sheep Near Linton
A flock owned by Jonn A Miller of Linton was attacked by unknown dogs Monday night. One sheep was found dead with its head chewed, another badly injured. Mrs. Miller chased away the dogs. Miller warns he will shoot any dog seen on his premises again. Nearby, a reunion of Thos Platt’s children and Norris family occurred in Jackson township with several relatives present.
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Jonn
Linton To
Mre. Miller
Henry Norris
Jackson Township
Thos. Platt
Plainfen
T. J. Platt
Went Lafayette
Joe H. Platt
Plainfield
Allen H. Platt
This City
J. Parker Platt
Cameron, Mo
Mts
Medina
Cmpnun
Who
Prague
West Carlisle Concert Raises Spirits at Mission Band
The Lota Esther Missionary band at West Carlisle MB Church held a Sunday evening concert, drawing a large crowd and offering encouragement to band members. Absences noted include Ag nes Vickers of Chicago UK and Mrs Norrin, sister to the Platt brothers, part of the Platt family lineage.
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Agnes Vickers
Chicago
Platt Brothers
Norrin
Thos
Platt
West Carliste
Lota Esther Missionary Band
M. FB
West Carlisle
Bnd
Guernsey County Officers Overdrawn in Audit Report
The Columbus bureau of public accounting filed a report charging irregularities in Guernsey County offices totaling 13 064 56 dollars. Examiner McCorkle presented to Auditor Guilbert covering Sept 1 1903 to Jan 1 1908. Amounts due 9 012 to county treasury 82 80 to state and 5969 71 from unauthorized payments.
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Camridge
Bureau of Public Accounting
Columbus
P. McCorkle
Guilbert
Coshocton County M B E Ministers Assigned at Mt Vernon
At the Northern Ohio conference in Mt Vernon the Coshocton county M B E church assignments north and west of the river were announced Monday. Quakeraville T H Otwell Coneaville D S Carpenter Frem o and Keene D P A Morris Mohawk Village T W Cornell supply Roscoe Bansas Hushour Trinway FW Hass Beer HR ie West Bedford B Mohn Rev J Frank Smith presiding elder for several years received Gordon Avenue Church in Cleveland.
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Northern Ohio
Mt. Vernon
M. BE
Coshocton
Quakeraville
T. H. Otwell
Coneaville
Carpenter
Fremo
Keene
A. Morris
Mohawk Village
T W. Cornell
Roscoe
Bansas Hushour
Trinway
FW. Hass
Beer
West Bedford
B. Mohn
J Frank Smith
Gordon Avenue
Cleveland
West Lafayette notes and events from town
West Lafayette reports several local items including visits by Mr Bender of Tolero, a high school class reunion for 1996 in town hall, temperance sermons and a talk by an anti saloon league representative, and various social visits. The Sunday liquor trial at the Mecca hotel concluded with a hung jury and motions for a new trial. Local church conferences approved returning Rev Robertson to Coshocton, and road repair contracts were announced for W F Mowry road and another local wattert project.
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West Lafayette News
West Lafayette
Bender
Tolero
Apm
Dayton
Asa Loos
Russell
Zanesville
Black
Roberts
M. E. Church
Anti-Saloon League
M. P. Church
Town Hall
Lloyd Judd
Chas. Carpenter
Coshocton
Ferguson's
Edward Hawkins
Mary
T. M. Yoard
Harry
Wm. McCammant
Bessie Davis
Hugh Gamble
Mecca Hotel
Gamble
B. G. Abbott
McKinnon and Green Tied to State Depositories
Senate inquiry into the state treasury found Treasurer W. H. McKinnon and deputy Charles C. Green, a Republican candidate, held stock in banks with state deposits. McKinnon refused to disclose total depositories and deposits, saying public detail could harm state interests. The probe noted a Columbus bank where McKinnon owned stock.
McKinnon Backing His Heir Apparent for Republican Ticket
A legislative probe shows W. S. McKinnon and family own a controlling stake in Marine National Bank of Ashtabula, which holds $100,000 of state deposits. McKinnon’s deputy Charles G Green also shares ownership, highlighting a tie between state money and a local bank amid broader depository comparisons.
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Marine National Bank of Austabula
Ashtabula Bank
Columbus
Capitol Trust Company
Guilbert
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Trust Company
George B. Cox
Guilbert’s Bank
Columbia
Cox's Bank
AnhLabula
McKinnon
Green
Bank interests and replies at State Treasurer inquiry
The text reports questions to Mr. McKinnon president of ASHTABULA BANK and Deputy Green about banking holdings. McKinnon and Green invoke privacy, saying none of your business and you have no right to ask. The dialogue touches on state deposits and personal stock ownership in banks while awaiting voting behavior.
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Green
Glass Company stockholders meet in prosperous turn
Stockholders of the Coshocton Glass Co declare a 15 percent annual dividend on common stock, plus 3 percent on preferred. Directors elected: H Liewer, K L Almack, C Liewer, Louis Svendel, among others. Year-end results show profit despite broader manufacturing downturn and discussions on next year trade conditions.
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Coshocton Glass Co
Theas Times
Coehecton Muopta
Cheam
Andér Veters
H. Lower
Chas, Livner
EK. L. Almock
Louis Svendel
Wer Br. HH
R. McCurdy
H. Liewer
K. L. Almack
Ler
Chas. Liewer
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Otwewo
Layland
Ashman
Spring Mountain
Booze
Battery
Fiewing
Bucklew
Guthrie
Purdy
Chaney
Fate
Loans
Battery Leptey
Sivular
Mallet
Laughlin
Graham Hor
F. BE. Pomerene
Judge Farthing
Dresden
Frank Graben
Cooperdste
Wm. Graham
Wakatomika
Mary J. Whiswer
Frank
Chestent Street
S. M. Sawvel
Easterner
Bane
Mise
Frank Brennan
Sacred Heart Church
Wille Creek
Coshocton CO
Grace M. E. Church
Henthrone
East Ohio
East Liverpool
Robertson
W. F. Mowry
Bedford
Brendel’s
Brendel Bros
Senate
W. 8. McKinnon
Charles C. Green
Ashtabula
House of the
Journal of Houve
Coumbus Bank
W. S. McKinnon
Glass Company
C. B. McCoy
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