The Ticket for Governor and State Officials
The ballot lists Governor George K. Nash of Frankfort as a Republican ticket candidate with Lt Governor John A. Caldwell of Hamilton. It includes Supreme Court Judge W. F. Davis of Marion, Attorney General John M. Sheets of Otara, State Treasurer I. B. Cameron of Columbiana, State Auditor W. D. Guilbert of Novice, and War Public Works Frank A Huffman of Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Hamilton
Supreme Court
W. 4. Davis
Marion
John M. Sheets
Otara
War
I. B. Cameron
Columbiana
W. D. Guilbert
Novie
War Board of Public Works
Frank A Huffman
van Wert
Ohio Senators Foraker and Hanna under attack in Ohio race
A Chicago Times-Herald attack on Senator Foraker and Senator Hanna is denounced as a vile lie aimed at rotting Republican unity. The piece rebuts the editorials as an assault linking Ohio leaders to national political corruption and urges electing McKinley in 1900.
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McKinley
Times- Die
Foraker
Everting
Hanna
Ohio
Manzes
Illinois Republicans and editorial venom in the Times-Herald
A political tirade condemns the Times-Herald as a Republican paper and urges editors to reform. It argues Illinois Republicans must attend to internal affairs while mocking the editor for venom and calls for leavening the paper with Republicanism to avert shame across Illinois Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Times-Herald
Life of Hon. George K. Nash Portrait of Ohio Leader
Hon. George K. Nash born Medina county Ohio August 14 1842 son of a farmer. He studied at Oberlin College left for army service and later studied law in Columbus gaining admission in 1867. Nash served as Franklin County prosecuting attorney two terms then became attorney general in 1879 reelected 1881 and resigned 1883 to join the Supreme Court commission. His term as judge ended 1885 and he later chaired the Republican State Executive Committee in 1880 81 82 and 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Nash
Medina County
Ohio
Oberlin College
Columbus
Franklin County
Supreme Court Commission
Republican State Executive Committee
Notable Jurist Geo K Nash Praised by Party Figure
W D Hill, longtime Democratic campaigner, describes Geo K Nash as a gentleman despite partisan lines. Hill recounts Nash being elected prosecutor in 1869 amid a Democratic deficit, earning praise for his record, later becoming state Attorney General and holding high regard among supporters.
Board of Education Question on Superintendent Decides
The board met in regular session with eight members present and approved last meeting minutes with corrections. Bills were allowed for various services and supplies including gas repairs clocks printing deeds and payroll. Superintendent Burns reported enrollment and attendance figures for the month and noted no staff changes.
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Board of Education
Davis
Heatley
Rath
Sass
Ort
Gorman
Fisher
Glea
Dishaus
A Hudson
Atkinson
Jno
Smith
Light & R’y. Co. Gas
S A Maxwell
Herald
H Moliencup
J Norman
Coai
Kuhn
Manules
W Lynde
Sands
Caldwell Praised For Public Service And Leadership
The text extols John A. Caldwell praising his performance in public office including Congress and as Cincinnati mayor. It asserts he will carry out duties as lieutenant governor and presiding officer of the senate with tact and ability and notes his hard work, oratory, and election success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati
Senate
Fishermen trip to Wawasee Lake Indiana
Postmaster C J Thompson Mail Carrier John Davison and Major W C Burke left for Wawasee Lake Indiana at 11 am Tuesday to spend several days fishing. Davison handles the fish bait for the trip while Burke oversees the cold storage plant and mint crop. The group, known as seasoned fishermen, expects a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C J Thompson
John Davison
W C Burke
Wawasee Lake
Ind
Davison
Burke
Obituary Notices for Olive Henry and William Grosseup
Olive Henry aged 30 years 2 months 17 days died May 3 at home near Hamlet leaving husband four children and mother. Funeral May 5 at Hamlet Rev Delaney officiated from text Truly Her Sun has Set While it was yet Day. Grosseup formerly of the city died at Napoleon aged 44. former Anthony Wayne Council member and National Union veteran with £2000 insurance. Council committee Mesere D A Helpman E E Root James K Booth and Conrad Moll attended with a crescent floral offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Henry
Hamlet
Neice
J. 8. Greenler
Delaney
Wm. Grosseup
Napoleon
Anthony
Incorruptible Judge Nash Praised by Colleagues
A crowding list of endorsements details Judge Nash's integrity and long public service. Letters from Ohio figures praise his incorruptible conduct, examination at admission to practice, and steady career from 1867 onward.
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted For Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a fast natural regulator of the stomach and bowels, claiming relief from constipation. The sales pitch emphasizes quick action and broad usefulness for digestion.
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Floral Offerings
heartfelt thanks to neighbors for kindness and assistance after the death of our son and brother especially for floral offerings from the community Putiip Johns and family
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Putiip Johns
Toledo school board narrows superintendent candidates but delays final roll call
Informal ballots narrow eight nominees including R B Smith and R W Mitchel. On the twenty seventh ballot R W Mitchel leads with a majority, but roll call election is deferred until Wednesday evening while the board decides if the vote equates to an election. Applications for principalship and assistant roles listed, plus a Dean's Ointment ad at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Monroe
Mt. Vernon
O. S. Muchmore
Cincinnati
O. B. W. Mitchel
Celina
D. W. McGien
Mantua
Ind
F. W. Sturdivan
Toledo
E. Shrimp
Andrews
Simpson
Pemberville
Huntingburg
J. E. Warner
Cambridgeport
Mass
D. Walker
Bluffton
R B Smith
Ripley Ohio
R W Mitchel
Ohio
J H Henry
Warsaw
Mitchel
J. A. Brown
Montpelier
C. J
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