Editorial on the Fleet Welcome in California Ports
The editorial predicts a grand fleet reception in San Francisco and other California towns within days. It estimates 700,000 spectators viewing from the hills and notes a Los Angeles banquet at twenty dollars per plate with two thousand dollars for table decorations and wine on tap at thirty five dollars a bottle. The writer quips about the event affecting the “wicked Japanese.”
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California
San Frantsco
Los Angeles
Watson Nominated by Republicans for Indiana Governor
Representative Watson of Indiana, a key GOP figure and House whip, is named as the party’s candidate for governor. Reportedly elated, he urged Congress to adjourn quickly to start his campaign, with Speaker Cannon allegedly promising an expedited adjournment. The dispute questions whether public good or political ambition guides leaders.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Washington
Congress
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Minnesota Governor Johnson Emerges as Genuine Democratic Contender
The piece argues Minnesota Governor Johnson is a strong, available candidate for the Democratic nomination, potentially rivaling Bryan. It cites his electability in Minnesota and possibly North Dakota and New York, noting his popularity and past officeholdings, while acknowledging Bryan’s greater qualifications. If Taft were the Republican nominee, Taft would need to take notice.
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Captain Hobson Calls For Naval Buildup To Meet Japan
Captain Hobson of Alabama urges a strong Pacific and Atlantic fleet to deter Japan, warning that without a powerful navy the nation faces peril at sea and land. Congress debates his views against peers Burton and Bartoldt who advocate Hague conference measures.
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Ohio
Bartholdt
Missouri
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County News Roundup of Assessor Actions and Local Politics
County assessors began work in Upper Sandusky after a briefing by the county auditor with proceedures set for the year. Delegates to a state convention were chosen at a Upper Sandusky meeting, backing Bryan for president and Campbell for senator. The issue of a school play, teaching certificates, bakery stock sale, and several real estate transfers were reported along with a granted ditch petition and Arbor Day manuals arriving for clerks.
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J.C. Thom
Crawford Township
S Harvey Bailey
Carey Corporation
Rank Stroud
Ridge Township
Tenry Myers
Salem
Willian Bennet
Tymuchtee
Charles Reynolds
Columbus
Joel W. Gibson
B. R. Kurtz
Elza Carter
Willan J. Bryan
James B. Campbell
United States
Edward Riester
Thomas O' Donnell
Frank Schuler
Sycamore
Frank Jonas
W.C. Gear
A.J Kieffer
Nevada
Upper Sandusky High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Nina
Truby
Cora Zahn
Nellie Bets
Laura Hoff
Jacob Nitrauer
Raymond Passett
Wharton
H G. Chambers
M.del Bakery
Uie
Zenas Wood
Final Carey Lectures End Season With Judge Alden Speech
Last Friday night closed the Carey Lectures for 1907 08 with Judge George L Alden of New York on The Needs of the Hour. The talk praised reform starting at home and urged self improvement as the path to broader change. Audience praise called it timely and profitable, promising a strong program for next season.
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Geoge _L. ‘Xiden
New York
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Tiben
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Alien
Bureau
ASB
Alden Sait
Easter Services Across Churches Planned for Sunday
Easter week activities outline services at Our Lady of Dunsvation United Evangelical M E and Lutheran churches. Masses and high services run through Friday to Sunday with sermons Easter Sunday and evening entertainments by Junior League and choir. Baptisms confirmations and receptions scheduled. Sunday school preparations and missionary concert also planned.
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Alt the
United Evangeical Church
M. Greene
M. E
William Hook
United Brethren Church
J. H. Williams
Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske in Toledo with Rosmersholm
Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske and her troupe visited Toledo after performing in Marion and en route to Findlay. The famed actress campaigns against the Klaw Erlanger trust and drew about two hundred locals to hear Rosmersholm while her husband Harrison Gray Fiske toured libraries and edited a dramatic periodical.
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Findlay
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Dramatic Mirror
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Public Affairs Board Orders Air Lift Quotes and Bill Payments
The Board of Public Affairs met Friday with all members present. The clerk was instructed to contact manufacturers for prices on engines for an Air Lift at the water plant. Bills approved include Sunday Creek Coal Co for 100 tons of coal and expenses for trustees visiting Delphos Ottawa and Watsena to inspect lifts, plus repairs and line work by Robert Drake and Jacob Greno.
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Watsena
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Jacob Greno
Athenian Literary Society Delays Meeting
The Athenian literary society postponed last Friday evening’s session due to a Judge Alden lecture at the opera house. The meeting is moved to tomorrow at the library with oration and essay readings and a debate on party allegiance versus independence in politics.
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Opera House
Alden
Avery Needsissay
Gladys Nicnols
May Cosyry
Ruth Ewing
Forest Livingston
Ural Ryder
Jacob Nurdner
Vincie Campbell
Carey High School Commencement Set for May 20 Evening
Commencement at Carey High School will be held on Wednesday evening May 20. Details about music and other arrangements are not yet known.
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Lightning and electricity hazards from storms in Ohio
A historic bulletin reports lightning casualties in Ohio last summer with 48 killed 209 stunned and 727 struck by electricity. It notes emergency aid saves most victims and discusses lightning protection and the work of the National Fire Protection Association and experts like McAdie Kelvin and Franklin.
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Mendenhall
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Smithmian Institute
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Franklin
William Thompson
Kelvin
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Germany
United States
Ranklin
Uber
Birks
Ohio
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