Democratic Ticket For Common Pleas Judges and Local Offices
Democratic ticket lists candidates for Common Pleas Judges M Kennedy of Morgan County and A McCulloon of Guernsey County. George Witte of Washington County for County Treasurer. W A Blackbar of Cambridge for Sheriff. M H Hutchison for County Recorder. Mahlon Combs of Washington Township for County Commissioner. B Hood for Infirmary Director.
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Common Pleas
RE. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
A. BR. McCulloon
Guernsey County
Confess
George Witte
Washington County
M. H. Hutchison
Cambridge
Mahlon Combs
Washington Township
B. Hood
County Convention Delivers Strong Ticket for Ohio
Delegates packed the county convention on Tuesday with high attendance and an excellent slate. The meeting featured spirited contests but ended in harmony, with Republican leaders failing to sow dissention. Officials foresee solid state officer selections this week and a ticket trusted by voters, as Guernsey County pledges to continue its earnest support.
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Feaders
Ohio
Guernsey County
Democratic State Convention to Nominate Ohio Officials
The Democratic State Central Committee announces the Ohio state convention to nominate candidates for state offices for the November 1906 election. It will be held in Columbus on August 21 and 22, 1905, with delegates apportioned by county based on votes for Governor Pattison in 1905.
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Democraic State Central Committee
State of
Ohio
Columbus
John M. Pattison
P.m
Franxi Memorial Hall
East Virsad Street
Crisi
Chaiman
Meontpumerp
Price Resse
Warne
Bert S. Barlow
Bauer
Dairy and
Board of Putie Works
Guernsey
Largest Democratic county convention in Guernsey county
The Guernsey county Democratic delegates gathered at Hammond's Opera House for the largest party convention. Temporary chairman J B Stewart and temporary secretary C A Flanagan presided as Mahaffey was chosen as temporary chairman. resolutions praised Governor Pattison, named committees, and pledged support for district candidates and national figures including W J Bryan.
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Guernsey County
Hammond's Opera House
Haimmond
Opera House
Harthy
Onic
Pattisia
Simon
Buckeye
J. B. Stewart
Stewart Cailling
J. P. Mahaffey
C. A. Flanagan
Pleasant City
Mahaffey
John M. Pattison
William Jennings
Dion
Alice
Gusernoer
William Jennings Jiryan
le Fess
Varus
Tredentyas
WA Niacalarn
Chas
Crow
T. He Metleary
G. W. Burris
Aly
Neal Early
Ton &, Brack
B. L. Nicholson
Agiryi
Delegates Named in County Convention Proceedings Ad
Vigorous applause accompanied the adoption of resolutions naming delegates and alternates to the State Convention. John Black and Frank Amos led a slate of delegates, including Linn, A. Linn, Harvey Watson, and J. P. Thone, with Mahaffey acclaimed. Nominations for County Treasurer and Commissioner were debated, ballots held, and various candidates nominated or declared.
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J. A. Linn
David Okey
Wall
Jol M. Amos
J. BP. Mahaffey
Miletus Gregg
Teller
John &. Black
John S. Black
W. A. Blackburn
Wm. Simpson
T. C. Knox
Geo. Stottlemire
W. J. Graham
Mathews
Geo. M. Wiliams
Ward D
Wm. Cowden
James McKahan
F. M. Barrett
I. A. Johnson
Londonderry
James B. Stewart
Mahlee Combs
Washington Township
Koox
Graham
Williams
McKahan
Barrett
Johnson
Combs
Knox
Ath
Mr. Combs
Geo. Stottiemire
Isaac P. Wilson
John S. Back
SB. Hond
M. Amos
Tayvin
Veteran of the Spanish War praises Peruna tonic
A veteran and several readers praise Peruna as a tonic for catarrhal ailments linked to climate and exposure. Letters recount relief from stomach hemorrhages, improved digestion, and renewed stamina after using Peruna, with assurances of no narcotics and confidential medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
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Peruna
Perana
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio politics and press circles feature familiar names
The text surveys Ohio political figures and factions, citing former Governor Herrick, Patti son, and candidates like W. Harding for sheriff. It notes factions within the Republican and Democratic camps, mentions Taft’s national role, and critiques a one dollar campaign fund as a deceptive tactic funded by trusts and tariff interests.
Bryan Plans Wide Tour After Reception Across Major Cities
William J. Bryan announces an August itinerary starting in New York and visiting New Maven, Bridgeport, Jersey City, Chicago, Lincoln, St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and Kansas City. He will attend formal receptions and speak at each stop and promises full candor with the American people. The piece also discusses immigration concerns regarding Chinese laborers and potential impact on the Panama Canal work.
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William J. Bryan
New York City
Sisbhe
New Maven
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Chicago
Lincoln
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Col. Bryan
Political unrest and a wary mood across the country
A veteran Republican journalist reports a widespread spirit of unrest and demand for change resembling earlier waves, with notable alarm over Dick’s visit to the president and Obion. The piece notes Foraker’s silence and an alliance formed in winter, as local sentiment grows wary of shifts in the political landscape.
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Obion
Foraker
Witshie
Ohio Senate Power Struggle Over Chairmanship and Traugherty
In a turbulent Ohio political clash Senator Tick faces a tricky choice with Herrick and Dick at the center. The Pattison death and Gov Harris succession revived old factions as Traugherty leads a fight against the entrenched “Dick” faction. Herrick reportedly vows no aid to old-job holders, while supporters press for shifting control of state offices and institutions.
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Tick
Herrick
Mator
Herrick Lasan
United States
Frev. Pattison
Gov
Harris
Ohio
Hiniders
Harry M. Traugherty
Job Hiiders
State House
Republican Judicial Convention Called in Steubenville
The Republican circuit judicial convention is set for Thursday August 30 in Steubenville Jefferson county. Seven delegates will be chosen by the committee with no opposition. Judge Cook is expected to be renominated by general consent. The article notes no primaries are held due to harvest and compares to Democratic delegate selection, mentioning no complaint from the Post Office Boss.
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Republican Circuit
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Cook
Ofice
Republican Committee
Wooster Educator Hampert Endorsed for State Schools Chief
Educators across the state, regardless of party, warmly recommend Supt. Charles Hampert of Wooster for nomination as state commissioner of schools by the upcoming Democratic convention. Hampert is described as a well known, able, clean and Christian gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Charles Hampert
Wooster
Hampert
Pennsylvania railway tests rate law in courts debated
Senator Foraker argued from the start that the new rate law would fail in court and voted against it. Other senators shared his view, yet none had the courage to oppose the measure due to that belief.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Foraker
Noo
Post Office meddling riles Guernsey county races
A local editor accuses the Cambridge Post Office of meddling in political matters and pressuring the Democratic and Jeffersonian factions in Guernsey county. The piece defends prior Post Office service, demands no interference, and urges officials to stay out of party politics, warning against paternal political dictates.
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Jeffersonian
Treas
WS A. Black Bar
Sherif, Harrison Abddy
Knox Township
DLO
Hugh Dyer
T. J. Calvert
Bussels
James P. Turner
Frank Robinson
W. Pullock
Mack Meredith
Thomas Smith
BL Stewart
W.W. Young
Eb, Martin
SS. Linn
W. Daniel
Man. Wir. Simpson
BE. W. Guker
Fla. Linn
E.W. Mathews, Jr
Charman Mahaffey
W.A. Blackburn
Hartford
Lore City
Wills
Capt. Smith
Ohio General Assembly
Harvey Watson
Roberts
Cushing
Manuel
Central Committee
A. G. Nicholson
Jackson
J. L. Nicholson
Jefferson
Linn
Kimbolton
J. B. Peoples
K Knox
Seth Marratt
Liberty
G. S. Bell
W. A. Carpenter
Center
A. J. Luzadder
Roger Kerrigan
Madison
Antrim
Westland
Wheeling
Ira A. Bell
Kimbedten
John Secrest
Hlon
Wiliam Simpson
Thes Resmalions Committee
Tor
Tsuernser County
J. M. Wattison
W. J. Brean
George White
Congress
Hot
Be. M. Kennnedy
A. RB. McCulloch
W. L. Simpson
A. E. Walters
RE. W.baker
P. Mahaffey
John
Black
Frank B. Amus
James P. Thonee We
Young
Wy On
Bradbord Sa
F. A. Linn
Harvey Watsin
Marion Mercer
W. Mathews. Jr
Hon
W. GL. Situpaen
D. M. Hawthorne
James
Stewart
Cambridge Township
Jas. P. Turner
Ward B
A.W. Harding
Hoo
War
Simpson
Harrison Addy
Harding
Addy
Addy Siz
LG. Stewart
Mr. Addy
IW. GA
Blackburn Cameo
Hutchisop
Starvey Watson
Mr. Hutchison
Hawthorne
Tathalle
Wilson
Hind Saary Santas
Mond Sats
Taylor
Hond
Rockefeller
Scott
Spott & Thin Chemists
Wat
Earl Street
New York
Cox
Center Oak
Peruns
Dantan
Phil Shotdan
H.B. Manley
China
Black and
Craig St
Montreal
Canada
Perunsa
I. T. Markland
R. R. No.1
Washington
Abie
Arthur L. Hamilton
Ohio Volunteers
Goodale St
Hartman
Col. Hamilton
War Department
Army Corps
Alger
Meade and Bushnell
Fred Lerseneh
Ridgetop
Tenn
Col
Arthur L Hamilton
Pattison
Joseph J. McDowell
Cincinnati Enquirer
Oyster Bay
Hr. W. Harding
Sheet
Thurman Spriggs, Esq
Woodsfield
Samuel FE. Huskins
Auglaize
William J. Frey
Findlay
Possing Allen W.thuran
Taft
Cleveland
Taras
Tne Cone Dollar
Wen
Canal Commission
Republican Judicial Convention
Tt Pulican Party
Guernses County
Democratic Party
Pridimuilnus
Cineate
Rep
Gucrnsey County
Cambridge ‘Post Office
Cambridge Post
Oiece
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