Ohio voters urged to back Harmon over Harris after Pattison gains
A political appeal argues that Harris has reversed Pattison era reforms in Ohio. It claims Harris protected corrupt practices and that three Pattison appointees saved money, while Harmon would enforce laws and continue reform. The piece urges voters to support Harmon and the Democratic ticket to reclaim what Pattison won.
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Harmon
Pattison
State House
Patison
Jidson Harmon
United States
Jawa
Clio
Patlison
Pallaca
Harris
Ohio
Mrs Gleason Dies at Roscoe After Illness
Mrs. B C Gleason of Roscoe died at five o clock Thursday morning after a winter-long illness. Born near Keene in 1843 she married EB C Gleason in 1870. Survived by husband BE G Gleason a son John Gleason and daughter Mrs Hash Finlay. She was a Methodist Episcopal church worker and well regarded in the community.
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B.C. Gleason
Roscoe
Keene
EB. C. Gleason
Mwalieti Pare Wae TR Y Adams
BE. G. Gleason
Mra. Hash Finlay
John Gleason
Morgantown
W. Va
Gleason
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Coshocton May Join Third District in Methodist Plan
East Liverpool September report outlines reorganization of Ohio Methodist districts into four large regions. Ashtabula Warren Youngstown East Liverpool Salem would form District One, with Stark and Summit areas in District Two, Steubenville Cadiz Carrollton New Philadelphia Coshocton in District Three, and Barnesville Cambridge McConnellsville Woodsfield in District Four. Bishop Cranston will decide final district assignments after minister ballots. Belmont County officials cite a complaint against Rev Life. Rev Henthorne report highlights Uhrichsville district college progress. retiring superintendent receives $50 gold purse. A newborn girl joins Mr and Mrs Davitt Raigla and another baby girl is born to Mr and Mrs G F Smith.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Methodist Church
Ashtabula
Warren
Youngstown
Salem
Anton
Allance
Massillon
Akron
Painesville
Tne
B. Henthorne
Uhrichville
Seia College
Betham
Cranston
Miniatera
Uhrichsville
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Quiet Sleep Aid
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for sleepless nights and brain stress. It claims to restore restful sleep without narcotics, avoiding after-effects, and cites personal testimony of prolonged insomnia and relief through Miles Medical Co. products.
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Miles
Esita
Milset
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
How the Rose Law Operates on County Alcohol Prohibition
The Rose Law prescribes that when thirty five percent of county electors petition, commissioners or a common pleas judge must order a special election within 20 to 30 days to decide if intoxicating liquor should be banned for three years. Penalties include fines from 20 to 200 dollars for first offenses and up to 500 dollars for subsequent offenses, plus a $1000 bond to the premises owner to prevent future violations. The probate judge rules on election validity with final decision, limiting appeals unlike typical verdicts.
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Common, Pleas
Asa
Supreme Court
William Lynch Dies Near West Bedford
William Lynch, 43, died at his home two miles west of West Bedford after months of consumption. He was survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lynch and his wife. An obituary note and a local remedy advertisement follow, touting King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles sold in Coshocton Roscoe and Auburn Centre drug stores, with trial bottles free.
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William Loych
Abraham Lynch
West Bedford
Mr. Lynch
Dr. King
E. R. Pierson
Auburn Centre
C. W. Anderson
Cosnocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Doctors Paid in Court Confirming Settlement for Care
A journal entry notes a $5 payment to Dr. H R McCurdy and Dr. McClaid for medical attention to Mire Jonnie Wolfe, with prosecutor George Bersantz presenting sensational care details heard in Jewel courts last spring. Chere Moore and Agnes Tharp of Contarilie attended Friday session led by Sqetre Wimmer.
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Teade
Comemon Plone
H.R. McCurdy
McClaid
Jonnie Wolfe
George Berszant
Chere Moore
Agnes Tharp
Contarilie
Sqetre Wimmer
Series of lectures on religion by Rev F Of Hern
A series of religion lectures by Rev. F. Of Hern begins Sept 2 at St. Hoes Church Cleveland this week continuing to Oct 5. Invited readers will receive details later. Also notes on local visits and small-town events including fair, funerals, and a singing school led by C. W. Shannon at the Disciples church.
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Rev. OF Hern
F. of
Hern
Cleveland
St. Hoes
Delilah Krownapple
Akroe
Laylind Anturogy
Jno
Kelffer
Danville
Citnage
George McNabb
Nellie Waa
Joseph Markley
Sugar Creek
Wingeter
O. H. von Léatel Te
Tre
Fred Still
Collegra
Acea Haverick
Jas
WoGraty
Felix
Dévourix
Darius
Chautauqua Secures Gov Taylor For Next Year
At a Chautauqua program committee meeting a plan was set for next year with representatives of Mutual Bureau. Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee was secured as a major lecturer. Also promised were Willam Sterling Hattie, a ventriloquist act, Dr Giu Houston and wife, and Edward Ott. A phone lecture titled Sour Grapes was planned as part of the course.
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Mutual Bureau
Gobv
Bob ‘Taylor
Tennessee
Willan Streling Hattie
vDackene
Houston
Edward Ott
Chicago
Bank deposit protection raises party debate in 1908
A Denver platform plank backing guaranteed bank deposits is debated with Bryan supporting deposits protection via a national law. Herrick opposes such protection while Taft denounces the Denver plank. Dispatches outline Bryan's stance versus Taft's, amid Oklahoma backing law allowing full repayment despite bank shortfalls. In Ohio and Oklahoma reports, depositors face losses or protections depending on governance and new backing statutes.
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Bryan
Ohio
Herrick
Taft
Oklahoma
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Oklahoma Way
Guthrie
Okla
H. AL. Bmoctk
International Bank of Colgate
Drilled on by end of week in water district work
A garbled report notes company members and water workers preparing for operations by week’s end. An incident with a wall and a w alert seems to have affected machinery and power, with unresolved questions about maintenance and pipeline protection.
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Oscarding
Gus
Ohio adopts constitutional amendment on taxation
A long, OCR garbled record from Ohio state documents discusses proposed amendments to the Ohio Constitution. It references sections on taxation, exemptions for public property and charities, and a general assembly power to classify taxable subjects. It notes adoption timelines and official certification by Secretary Carmi A. Thompson with dates in 1908.
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Giapense
Werner
Epredi
Hares
Ganate
America
Carmi A. Thompson
Ohio
de Bersey
Rene
Lawa
Beate of
General Assembly
State of
Waterror
Columbus
Carmi A Thompson
Cretary
State of Ohio
Why City
Hemlet
Township
Public Schools of
Suryumi Public School
Bomes
United States OF America
Tate
Mma
A.D
Seek to Quiet Farm's Title in Crawford Township
John Sehlarb and Margaret Sehlarb sue Harry and Lula Schiegel in common pleas court to quiet title to forty acres in Crawford township. They allege a $1,200 purchase with $200 down and notes for balance, claim defendants issued only individual notes, and seek reconveyance so they may sell to others. Also lists marriage licenses for Chas Moore and Agnes Tharp and Perry Shults and Edna McClure.
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Crawford Township
Common Pleas Court
John and
Margaret Sehlarb
Harry and
Lula i Schiegel
Chas,Moore
Conceville
Agnes Tharp
Johan Tharp
Conteville
Perry Shults
Spring Mountain
Edna McClure
John McClore
Fresno
Guilt Is Always Personal in Corporate Crime Punishment
An extract from Judson Harmon’s letter resigning his department post argues guilt in corporate crime is personal not corporate. He contends imprisonment and fines fail to deter, urging government action to identify individuals responsible to enforce laws.
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Judson Harmon
Paul Morton Atchison
Harmon
Frederick N. Judson
Department of Law
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William Debbys
John Jacob Astor
Bliss College
Burd
Coshocton
Henthorne
Belmont County
C. M. Life
Piedmont
Holloway Circulta
Rev. Life
Davitt Raigla
Isleta Priday
G. F. Smith
Chalfante
Phive
WM. Lynch
W. Bedford
Chautauqua
Taylor
the Ohio Way
Cleveland, O
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Canhier
Henry W. Guneilte
Gazell
Tose
House of
Epeniutioss
Omar
ASR
Carmi
Quiet Farm
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