Delegates Defy Familyton to Dictate Ohio Democratic Ticket
Summit county delegates return from Columbus after helping defeat a convention plan to ratify a state setup. Northerners and Central Ohio rebels opposed Hamilton and Montgomery county leaders. The discord shaped Big Four nominations and state ticket, with Warner and Benner figures driving the independent stance.
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Summit County
Columbus
Biving
Ohio
Hamilyton
Montgomery County
O' Dowling
Thin Melion
Cincinnati
Summit county vote tally hints at independent party impact
In Summit county the vote count suggests how Independents aided their party by rebelling against the machinery of the convention, offering a rough gauge of the value of their services amid widespread suspicion.
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Summit County
Guyahoga
Sallon
Ballot results fix fourth Big Out nomination and electors named
Second ballot fails to nominate a candidate for the fourth member of the Big Out to the National convention. Chaplmn leads after a third ballot with 202 votes, Aud 58, and others trailing. Delegates Burns, Gardner, Hennebaugh, McSweeney win alternates at large. electors at large named Seward and Warner by acclamation after a suspension of the rules.
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Columbus
Tun
Chapunt
Hull
Mudtey
Truasell
Chaplmn
Aud
Tig
Cael
Bryan
Kan
Immediate
Kuusac City
James 2
Seward
Rivhiaud
Iniae TR. Sherwood
Moles
A.J. Warner
Washington
Nominations Narrowed for Secretary of State in State Convention
The convention moved through a roll call to select a Secretary of State with figures showing McMadden and Dr. Reemetin debated. Withdrawal attempts and refusals shaped the ballot as Dowling and others weighed the possible names from Montgomery, Wyandot, and Perry counties.
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Colymone
Charles le Swain
Kyle Reemetin
Chickinati
L. A. Cole
Wood
Murry HH. McFadden
Steubenville
Nonlua
Montgomery County
Wea
Mefadden
Doe Dowling
Dr. Reovelly
Lote Hoomelin
Dowling
Chalom Baker
Swith
Anree
Moniaomens
Dowlag
McMadden
Dupiet
Reemetin
Dune
Salbow Rane
Heenelia
Mebudden
Fragmented OCR report on a Democratic convention melee
A chaotic scene at a Democratic convention includes shouting delegates, a missing sergeant at arms, police intervention, and a 29 minute disruption. Delegates from Clark and Pickaway counties clash over credentials, with Bunnell and Yates candidates favored by factions as tension erupts and order is restored.
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Den
Guernsey
Columbus
Ling
Baker
J. W. Dittendall
Montgomery County
Bunnell
A. T. Rolin
Pickuy
Burrett
Thomas
Yates
Clark
Ute Smith
Barry McCabe
Aingle
Clark County
Dittendall
Piendal
Bolin
Kanes City
Lirsat
Wy and Clarke clash over county vote and ballots
Fragmentary report shows a county vote debate with a delegate objecting to Ditendalt’s stance. On the second ballot Yates edges ahead with 24 of 70 ballots while candidates for common schools and public works are named, Simpking and Brown highlighted by local figures.
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Duwia
Wyandet
Ily
Vovery
Gider
Nobdy
Clarke
Yates
Ollot
J. J. Simpking
St. Mary's
Acelanaton
Local Notes On Injuries And Fishing Ban At Silver Lake
Tops h and works of ines Cold Berome Quinise Tablets cure gi lay Wo Cure No Pay Price Special os Lake duuw As Lie Byarly injured his hand in a blade saw accident cutting his fingers badly Harry Purlein treated for a bad leg while road work John Werstier to raise frame Geo Weary sells new strawberry Sweet Weary Hichara Clark improving Fishermen warned no fishing at Silver Lake until July 1 due to spring bluegill and bass beds R I Lodgr proprietor.
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Os Lake
Duuw
Lie Byarly
Mondar
Harry Purlein
Roumanuer
John Werstier
Geo Weary
Hichara Clark
Silver Lake
Lodgr
Social Notes and a Canton Wedding News Brief
Local society items list visitors from Newark and Philadelphia, a Democratic state convention return, engagements and social visits, school graduations, and a Canton wedding at St John’s Catholic church. The Deville Santry marriage occurs with church decor, attendants, and a post ceremony reception followed by a trip to Detroit.
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Mr Guest
Wil Fournace
John Bantry
Hilton
Maid of Hoper
Detroit
Quick Relief From Asthma Cited By Kansas Woman
Parsons Kansas resident Miss Made McKene reports eight years of severe asthma episodes with multiple attacks last year. After starting Foley's Honey and Tar she claims immediate relief and improved health, supported by J M Laffer and A Warper of J Lampattur & Co.
Akron convention notes and local visit highlights
June 1 report from Clinton lists attendance at State Sun School Convention in Akron by Thew Leber, Howard Spangler, and others. Local visits include Misses Edith Thickby and Minnie Kine, plus Mrs. Henry Crermiernd and several relatives. The Ky festival succeeded and anti saloon speakers gave sermons. Various residents, teachers, and graduates are noted with upcoming Roxwell Commencement and local donations.
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M Henry Lon
Havant
Cuba
Thin City
Alice Metin
D. J. Rockwell
George B. Eisenhard
Cynthia Will
Tallmidge
Mros. Eisenhard
Akron
Culver Miliary Academy
Culver
Indy
Victor von Canfogt
Pavix
American Bull
Jumeh
FH. Mason
Elizabeth Mason
McNeil
Thoreday
Northampton
Masa
Mason
M. EB
Clinton
Leber
Dad
Howard Spangler
Sun
Misa Elsio Santita
Mike Agnen
Mie
Smith
Tay
Will Huber
Clase
Edith
Jessie Thickby
Lindyville
Homer Weaver l
Nimisili
W. Hi
Smnith
How To Cure a Sprain
Last fall I sprained my left hip while hauling heavy boxes. The doctor said at first it was Blight Stralh rod but it grew worse until rheumatism set in. I could hardly work. A druggist recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after using a 59 cent bottle I was cured. I now recommend it to friends. Brio, Pa. Ki, Brelabacher & Co. wholesale agents.
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Duggiat
T. A Babcock
Brlo
Brelabacher & Co
Comet special note on Mountow reunion at Myersville
The June 13 Comet report describes a successful Trees Worklager Mountow reunion in Myersville with 200 plus attendees from Konx County, Cleveland, Akron, Canton and beyond. Activities included songs by Lockwood Corners choir, a prayer by Rev Schweinberger, a dinner, speeches on origin of the reunion, and a historical note. officers elected included former president ft Troesh of Cleveland and Workinger appointed treasurer Whitemyer.
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Comet
Myersville
ATL
Konx County
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Pla
Lockwood Corners
Schweinberger
East Liberty
Orddy
Harry Haldwin
Monwalllon
Altiger
Unclear local scene at Canton and Hartville visits
Fragmentary notes show several names and places in a context including Manchester, Canton, Hartville, and Uroville with mentions of Rev Davin and visiting families. The text is garbled but references social visits, tours, and household names such as A loose Tetwerk Peter Beholmbacher and Miss Martha Trooph among others.
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Henry Wolfe
Manchester
Nellie Drewry
Barberton
Kate Smith
Spangler
Russell
Cleveland
Hal Bryan
Mredonta
Gils Workinger
Mit
A. Sleoke
Stramover
Canton
Rev Davin
Uroville
A. Loose
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