Announcements of Democratic primary candidates for mayor and local offices
A list of residents announcing their candidacy for various local offices in Coshoctin and surrounding townships, subject to the Democratic primary to be held on September 28. Names include James B. Manner, William S. Tish, John F. Alvertson, George T. Ayres, Mo H. Denzer, C. Corron, Ed Hanlon, Abe Lairi Jr, Joseph FlKnn, Alon Kirk, and W. S. Hutchinson, with offices including mayor, board of public service, treasurer, township trustee, and board seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orime
James
Coshoctin
William
Annheiice Piy
Conneilman
Wrd
Hanlon
Arnaunce
Maine
Board of Public Service
Hutchinson
Crop Policy and Taft Foraker Factions in Columbus Race
Secretary Wilson warns of no major US crop failures. The piece recounts a Columbus mayoral primary with four candidates, two for the Republicans and two anti-Taft supporters, amid Taft-Foraker tensions. It notes voter turnout issues, factional splits, and postprimary aims, while touching on rail and law-and-order topics and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Federal
Department of Agriculuire
United States
Hapmer
Todes
Nike
Tates
Mathy Dartigan
Taral
Cere
House Robbed at Oak Grove
A fragmented report details a house robbery at Oak Grove with mentions of residents Whitehead and Mayo Phillipe, and nearby activity including a picnic, a church event, and various residents visiting or hosting. The account references costs, farms, and local families in Neweogene County with unclear sequence of events due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osh Goove
Timer Whitehead
Newegeeen
Baerik Addresson
Coweta
Gronte
Whitehead
Bn Creaisce
Ganseps
Costibetam
Hearkas
Mayo Phillipe
Ro OB
Caton
David Harshman
Bear Piet Win
Monford
Family of
Costseetok
G. Odalies
Wissex Renta Norris
Beotha Newnntt
Tetiny Satlis
Nescomerstown
Metts
Buanfield
Jencinsise
Oak Gyose
Poeters Farms
HOTA
Saraday
Markets Grain Market and Prices for Flour and Livestock
Grain and market prices corrected by E. 8. tae list flour at various per barrel rates with products including middlings, screenings, and meal. Also reports prices for butter lard potatoes apples geese chickens turkeys and various meats with Cleveland and Cincinnati wheat quotes and cattle sheep calves and hogs pricing in monthly ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pass Law Violations Tied to Southern Pacific Strike Action
In Galveston Texas a claim alleges violations of the pass law linked to a strike by dock workers. The Southern Pacific Railway is accused of transporting strikebreakers from multiple Texas points to Galveston. Several charged officers face potential penitentiary terms. the case cites organized labor as a factor and notes penalties of nine years for each pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvestam
Tex
Southern Pacific
Iroad
Gulveston
Southern Baeffte
Ailtord
Vaden
Steidship
Opening of Ohio Canal Delayed and Infrastructure Plans
Columbus Ohio September details slow work delaying the Ohio canal northern division opening amid funding fights. Legislature may need $500000 more to complete the northern section, with expected five foot water depth from Lake Erie to the Ohio river. Rehabilitation work along the canal continues as disease and wedding notices appear among local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Calor
Akron
Leveling
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ogrolineerites
Choy Ooperste
Heouf Steel
Virneey
Bhai Tobin
Canad Dover
Stheradesde
Dresden
Carhac Ten
Zanesville
Marietta
Typhoid Fever Takes Young L i e in Death
Typhoid fever claimed the life of a young girl aged eight at the home of her grandmother following two weeks of illness. The child, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hogelton, left behind a father and many relatives, including a three-year-old brother who had perished in a canal drowning about a year earlier. The obituary notes her mother’s death years before and mentions the extended Boyd family gathering later that day for a large reunion at the Crawford home with over 125 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littte
Iosy
den Ehier
Fan Hickellnm
Wnesville
Garrett
Adane Mille
ABC
Win. Hogelton
Fin Fiy Ope Sistas
Boyd
S. L. Crawford
Bethlehen Township
Crawford Homer
Spacinous Crawford Bart
Wo. Boyd
Clarence
Mar
Local visits mark weekend in Coshoctun area
Linton Mills Bern to Mr and Mrs Peter Has told Thured to son. Sheriff Browning of Coshoctun was Tia yoon business. Ola Hanerrley and children Sunday with MM Peter far L bold. Mrs Joseph Ancl spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ebert Wereker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Peter
Thured
Sourt
Welkeys
Sherif Browning
Tia Yoon
Charles Rotenstine Ola Hanerrley
North Ohio Conference Ends in Rush Appointments Announced
The North Ohio Conference closed its sessions in Cleveland with decisions to establish a charitable home for destitute in Elyria. Rev. A Upp of Simpson Church was named general agent. The treasurer reported benevolent gifts of $47,594, with a $1,000 additional collection raised during the afternoon. Numerous appointments and changes across churches and colleagues were announced by Bishop Spellmyer and the appointment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ohio
Cleveland
Wartings
Eenetie
Methodist Episcopal
Elyria
Rev
A. Upp
Simpson Rehurah
Ars Aion
Fean
Universit
Bo Bowney
Jan Ttor
Spellmyer
Theopeut Gormmasitt
Syedaket
W. Fo Whitieek
Boo. Snd
A Walker
Faven
K. Bawards
Ohio Weslean Undersity
G. BH. Rogers
Balawin University
John Wilson
Af Baldwin University
W. @. Ward
Cameron College
PF. H. Wuntsberger
W. C. Dawson
J. M. Barker
Bolton Theological School
W. Booth
Ho Baker
J. F. Lewis
Anti-Saloon League
F. Brant
Anti Saloon League
Greater Boston
E. H. Curtis
R. C. Beebe
China
Samuel E. Lawson
James Ki. Coons
Leslie G. Bonnett
CA. Dawson
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Pleaxe
Tame Aeh
Honiition
John F. Alvertson
Amieuace
George T. Ayies
Ance Ig Netie
Temminetiad Trattle
Isoporylesy U Ject
Pearnersdinary
Pepe
Mo H
Denzer
Anfiannee Wy Mone
Board of Public Vice
Satadas
Ce. Corron
Trereurer
Tusesrawes
Mary
Abe Lairi, JR
Pleare Dimounee
Office of Treasures
Tuseyris Township
Joseph FL Knn
Alon
Kirk
McCune
Axime
Bond
Turner
Taftforaker
Howees
Banedy
Bethnt
Din Avons
Caieheriyes
Tor Vwline
Patel
Ain
Jean Leeaenes
Bess Kastner
Betare Aw
Bias
Paris
OUR Bank
Wwe
Hite
Fie Ou Gatstamers
Ming
Fae Amnach
Dusit
Rewth
Coshocton
Nat'l. Bank Cor
Main and
4Th Streets
Oak Grove
Lavinn Neh
Misor Itobozon
Seeuetarin Battun
U G. Ralaton
Lee
Miekens
Vyaateme
Hess
Howe East Buttae
Southern Pacific Railway
Texas
Ohio Canal
Cleveland-Akror Division
George Fortune
Jackson Township
Nicholas Fortune
Mise Marke
Wad
Mies Dalay Cinetta Marks
Dexmond Chester Hal
Henry Marks
Wert Jufayette
Liyiingiy
Chicago
Mire
W. G. Dickerson
Cooperew
Fred Dickerson
Isaac Howell
Myra
Lydia Jérming
Moo L. Thompson
Adidte Spronie
Kora Kanaval
Geitrade Bpronie
Vallie Gale
Tom Wheeles
Castoria
What Is
Centas Company
TY Murray Stacey
W. B. Reduso
Reduso
W.B. Inform & Ers
Dessers
Weingarten Bros. Mis
Broadway
New York
Sandusky, O
Erie Counts
Sandusky City Teachers’ Institute
Unaninian
Mpa
Tiverton Township
Tay
Linton Mills
Vernon Tietriet
Presiding Elder
J. Frank Smith
Columbus, CO
Bakersville
O. B. McLanahiin
Bellville
Butler
A W. Manning
Centerpure
W. H. Belin
Chesterville
L. A. Kinaley
Cones
Ville
D Ol. Carpenter
Danville
C. Beeenles
Democracy
Lea
Frederickstund
Tompkins
Isambier
A. Hen
Hemer
Roa
Bilbaes
Mo Tray
AE Ersine
Kemble
Roseae
Utlea
Martinebar
Warren
Furick
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