Democratic Candidate Nominations For City Wards
Delmorrade caucuses held Tuesday evening selected Democratic candidates for Council and School Board across wards. Second ward expected to nominate later. sixth ward saw 164 voters, with Chase Warner winning Council nomination 120 to 44, and William H. McBarnes named to School Board. Precinct committeemen named in each ward.
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Delmorrade
Counci
TH. EH. An
Eithen
Attendavne
Voorcisman
W. J. Langdon
Geo. Harter
Maxx
Joli Campbell
Lvan’ Myers
George W. Hartenstein
Third Ward
T. D. Paul
G. D. Seward
W. FP. Davis
W. R Langdon
T. B. Callahan
Iavod Lapp
William McCarthy
John McBride
W. GB. Young
Fred Sharp
John Lathan
Winim
Chas, Pfeiffer
Cattons
Exch
Chase
Warner
Council
J. A. Baughman
Connell
Wm. H. McBarnes
Chas. Snyder
Bartley Lynch
Christian Vogt
B. PB. Sprigle
Kempel
Cornelius Hallinan
Commellan J. W. Gauthier
bin Ward
B. P. Sprigle
Messrs
J. W. Gauthier
Louis Drumm
Jadio Parkes
Spencer Likely New Chairman Of Democratic Committee
The Democratic Central committee will meet tonight after the convention to organize the campaign. An Executive Committee will be chosen. H B Andress will not seek re election as Chairman of the Executive committee after three terms. W J A Spencer, current secretary, is expected to be chosen chairman.
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Democratic Central Committee
H. B. Andress
W. JA. Spencer
Ex-Mayor Miller Likely for Justice at Democratic Convention
Friends of ex Mayor Wm. H. Miller of Carroll Jr will present his name to the Democratic mass convention this evening as a candidate for Justice. He delayed consent until Wednesday morning but since then his supporters have canvassed voters actively.
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Wm. H. Miller
Carroll Jr
Republicans Caucuses Held March 21 Evening
Republican caucuses set for March 21 in the city as officials acknowledge limited public discussion and plan details to follow in subsequent pages.
Insurrection in Samar Ends as Armistice Sought
General Lukban’s forts influence Gueverra to surrender while Smith and Gueverra agree to an armistice to collect Gueverra’s troops. News notes batangas laguna suppress insurgents and starve out resistance. Attorney K B Andrews, retiring Democratic chair, seeks mayoral nomination amid party support.
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Manila
Lukban
Gueverra
Samar
Smith
Defeat in Sight For a Bill in Columbus
Special correspondence reports opposition forming in the Ohio House to a bill by H V Hotchkiss to empower city school examiners to issue certificates valid only in their city. Rep Serve and Bonebrake back the bill, while teachers and superintendents largely favor it, arguing it would reduce examination workload. opposition centers on the State Board of Examiners. Superintendent Hotchkiss notes the measure’s fate may be poor but cites teacher resolutions from Summit County supporting it.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Serve
Bone Drake
Thie
Seese
Hotchkiss
Akron
H. V. Hotchkiss
Institute of
Summit County
Leese
Friends of the State Board of Examners
Vandalism at St James Episcopal Church in Zanesville
March 10 report details an act of vandalism at St James Episcopal Church arising from a choir feud. The church’s Memorial organ, funded by Robert D Schultz heirs, was damaged by meddling with the mechanism between services. A clipping from a Zanesville paper bearing a mocking note was found, suggesting malice. Suspects center on someone aligned with the former organist, with no involvement by the ex musician.
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Zanesville
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Schultz
Zanerville
Garfield man declines offered government post
Harrie A. Garfield of Cleveland son of Mees ident Garfield was offered the position of Ghyll Service Commission er to succ and Wm. A. Rndenberg resigned. Garfield declined the appointment.
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Washington
Harrie A. Garfield
Cleveland
Garfield
Ghyll Service Commidaioner
Suct
Wm. A. Rndenberg
Str
Mayor blocks permit for wooden grandstand at Athletic park
The refusal of Mayor Wells to sign the permit for a wooden grandstand at Athletic park delays approval, placing the St. Louis American League club in a serious predicament. It will take weeks for an ordinance to pass, delaying the grandstand installation beyond the April 23 opening date.
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St. Louis
Mayor Wells
Athletic Park
American League Club of
Three Slavs Die in Steubenville Mills Cave-in and Crash
Three Slavish workers die in Steubenville mills. John Salvador and Mike Uberski suffocate in a cave-in at Labelle Iron Works. John Cibere crushed when a steel buggy and a railroad car collide at National Steel Works.
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Steubenville
John Salvador
Mike Uberski
Labelle Iron Works
John Cibere
National Steel Works
Ducks Flee to Rivers as Lakes Freeze in Springfield Hunt
Mr Orrin Swinehart of Springfield brought a string of pintail ducks to Akron on Wednesday. Cold weather froze the lakes Tuesday night ending local duck hunting until temperatures rise. Ducks scatter to rivers and swift streams or head south awaiting milder conditions.
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Orrin Swinehart
Springfield
Akron
Imperial Chinese Troops Powerless in Rebellion Report
March 19 report from Hong Kong states rebels in southern provinces crush imperial forces. General Ma and Marshal Su admit suppression is impossible with current troops. Viceroy of Canton appeals to Yian Shi Kai for overland reinforcements from Chi Li. Rebels hold Foo Chuen Tin Chow and Yung Ning amid other gains.
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Hong Kong
Marshal Su
Canton
Tus
Yian Shi Kai
Chi Li
Hole Shing
Kwang Tung
Papaka
Kwang al
Yun Nan
Salvation Army unit visits Akron with service tonight
Enaign and Mra Ouerr of the Salvation Army will lead a service at the barracks tonight at 7 o clock. Mrs Boyd from Cleveland will speak and sing, delivering a brief hour of devotion and music for attendees.
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Enaign
Ouerr
Salvation Arms
Akron
Boyd
Wage Scale Set by Carpenters Union Meeting
At a recent carpenters union meeting a wage scale for the coming year was adopted. The minimum hourly rate is 28 cents and a nine hour day was decided. Nearly all of the city's best carpenters will be affected by this action and builders' response remains unknown.
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Carpenters’ Union
NOT DEAD Engineer Scott Surprises Hoboken After Fire
New York March 1 Chief Engineer Scott, believed dead on the British Queen in the Hoboken fire of the Phoenix line pier, reappeared at a Hoboken hotel. Health officer Helfer says all men aboard the British Queen except one are accounted for. Hussey, a Longshoreman, died from injuries. Four others are at St Mary’s hospital. Property losses may reach 1,250,000. Fire boat captain Cooney of the David J. Boody drowned after reporting for duty.
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New York
Scott
Phoenix Line
Hoboken
Lis
Helfer
Queen
Hussey
St. Mary's Hospital
Ti Whs
Miremag
Theman Cooney
David J. Boody
Land
Missouri River Ice Gorge Threatens Valley Floods
Sioux City March 10 The Missouri River forms a large ice gorge imperiling property valued in thousands. The river ceased flowing early Sunday, water two feet deep at Chamberlain S. Th, a ferry boat stranded midstream. Reports say more ice aggregations loom at Little Bend and Chamberlain, building a potential flood unseen in government records.
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Minaouri River
Chamberlain S. Th
Iver
Little Bend
Porto Ricans Contribute to McKinley Memorial
Thousands of Porto Ricans donated to the McKinley National memorial fund. Governor Hunt reports 1,497,42 raised in the island with many contributors. each giver to receive a souvenir certificate featuring pictures of McKinley the White House and the McKitler home at Canton.
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Cleveland
McKinley National Memorial
Ernor Wm. H. Hunt
Ryerson Ritchie
Hunt
Island
McKineley
White House
McKitler
Canton
Porto Rico
King Edward Revives Snuff Tradition at Marlborough House
London report notes King Edward reemphasizing snuff taking during Marlborough House dinners. A Georgian silver snuff box once used by the Prince Regent is presented at the start of dessert as the Indias remain at table. The King shares snuff with guests, signaling a wider revival.
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London
Edward
Marlborough House
Iims
Jeffries-Fitssimmons Fight May Still Happen In LA
Los Angeles March 18 There remains a chance the Jeffries-Fitssimmons fight could be held in the city The Century Club bid 25 000 for the bout expired without a reply from Fitzsimmons Jerries sent regret that the offer was not accepted He urged the club to extend the bid until tonight and volunteered telegrams to Fitzsimmons that withdrawing such a liberal offer would be a mistake The club granted the extension and keeps its bid open until tonight.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Century Club
Fitesimmond Jerries
Pitz
Fitesimmons
Sudden Death of Local Resident in Richfield
Mr L P Wills, a Richfield resident, was found dead in a field near John Lee's home on Tuesday by school children. The body was warm but life extinct when a physician arrived. he had been ill but recently felt improved. Wills had started to visit a neighbor shortly before his death from heart disease. Survivors include three children, Mrs Bliver Ellis of Sharon, Alva, and Minot Newton.
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L. P. Wills
Richfield
John Lee
Wills
Heart
Dlacane
Ep Lnaves Nh Wiky
Childen
Mtr. Bliver Eliis
Sharon
Alva
Minot Newton
Mrs Scott Barker of Wheatfield Readies for Settlement
Mrs Scott Barker of Wheatfield is noted in a local notice as preparing for a forthcoming settlement or arrangement with neighbors. The terse item mentions her and the spouse, implying a community matter within Wheatfield.
Fire at Marissa Destroys $150000 in Property
Safe blowers triggered a midnight Marissa fire destroying the Commercial hotel Brown Co grain elevator Hamilton and Co bank and Lyon and White lumber yard valued at 150000 with 2500 recovered. The blaze left many buildings damaged and several residents narrowly escaping harm.
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Marissa
Tis
Commercial
Brown & Co
Hamilton and Company
Lyon & White
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J. M. Hoy
Jacob
Joseph Whim
Wirth—John
Atkinson
Chas
W. Walker
August Piske
East Ward
J. Asa Palmer
W. P. Davis
Wirth
James Rutherford
Wm. H. MacBarnes
Amos White
Frank Goodenberger
Max Endres
THE
Caucuses
Albert
Holloway Chalrjon
Murter
I. M. Hay
J. My Nay & Co
Hunt Exthergest
J. Ase Pulver
Imomber
Rehoot Board
Albert C. Holloway
Preciniet A
W. Shook
G. Rogers
C. Jacob Bauer
Julus Volk
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
W. A Spencer
J.V. Mabar
Precinet
Dan McGurry
J. ¥. Mabar
W. A. Spencer
Seventh Ward
John McFarland
Henry Cronin
Nani Festa
Cognell
J. W. Walker
Amex White
Goodenberger
George Harter
A. Loules Amer
Henry Manderbach
Andrew Martin D
W. Welker
Sickle
Andrew Marti
Eighth Ward
Highth Ward
Foreblight
Sherman and
Wheeler
Fred W. Gaser
Christ Lambacher
Councilomn
August Pirke
Mswanniko Max Endres
Highth
Chosxen
Fred W, Gayer
L. Meyer
John Greissing
Clarence Hill
G. R. Grant
Tt la
Taveday Nighe
Chatman HB
Andress
Ariier
MR. Spencer
Miller
Gen
Batangas and
Lagunda
Chaffee
Batangas
Fells
Ileverra
Bamiar
Mr. Andress
K. EB. Andrews
Supt. H. V. Hotchkiss
Salvation Army
Missouri River
Sioux City
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Scott Barker
Weet Richfield
St. Petersburg
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