Ohio State Executive Ticket Names and Origin
Governor Myron T. Herbice of Cleveland and Lt Governor Warren G. Narding of Marion lead the slate with Auditor W. D. Guilbert of Columbiana County and Treasurer W. S. McKinnon of Ashtabula also listed. The fragment presents a ticket lineup and regional representation across Ohio counties.
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Myron T. Herbice
Cleveland
Warren G. Narding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
W. 8. McKinnon
Ashtabula
Republican Senatorial Convention in Ohio 2d-4th District
The Republicans of the 2d-4th Joint Senatorial District of Ohio convene in Batavia on August 9, 1908, to elect delegates for the convention. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Lewis C. Laylin in 1904 and by county, with Clermont, Butler, and Warren counties receiving specified allocations. Clermont county also holds a separate meeting on August 22, 1903, to elect delegates for the Batavia convention on August 25, 1903.
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Ohio
Me'elek A, m
Batavia
Lewis C. Laylin
Clermont
Butler Brown
Warren
Senatorial Committee
J. W. O’neal
Clermont County
Batayin
Clermont Courty
J. A. Ff. Tatman
A.I Vorys
George G. Bond
Frank L
Republican Courier Fights Coercion in Clermont County
The Clermont County Courier declares itself straight Republican amid accusations of coercion and intimidation by Nichols and Perry allies. It accuses Democrats of graft and warns readers that names may be published if intimidation continues.
Courier pledges loyalty to Clermont County Republicans
The Courier states it will follow the majority opinion of Clermont county Republicans and oppose any compromise with Democratic gangs. It vows to resist intimidation, defend Republican principles, and keep the paper aligned with the party against both official and ex-official Democratic factions.
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Courier
Batavia
Clermont County
Focal
Republican Party
The
Nicholses
Williams
Milford Board Opens Waterworks Bids and Awards Contract
Milford board of public affairs opened bids for the waterworks plant Tuesday afternoon. Only three bids were for the complete plant, with others for parts. bids came from W H Litte & Co Madisonville and E H Porter Clinton KY and Groleg Wis. The board awarded several service and printing contracts and the main plant contract to D R P Dimmick for 19075.74, with standpipe bid of 4251. Barr bid 3135.59 for concrete work. The power house contract remains as Barr's original 2518.35 bid. Barr previously built Batavia power house serving as model for state.
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Board of Public Affairs
Milford
W.H. Litte & Co
Madisonville
H. Porter
Clinton
Kentucky
J.L.H. Barr
Batavia
Rome
D. R. P. Dimmieck
Cincinnati
Babbitt
Commercial Tribune
Enquirer
Enterprise Co
H.C. Babbitt
Huye Services
MB Oro Tan. Sn
J. B. Wallace
N. A. Scott
W. E. Moteloger
D. R. P. Dimmick
Barr
Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Promises Palatable Health
Advert shows Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil a pleasant tonic free of grease, easy on weak stomachs, with claims of aiding vitality in heat and for children. produced by Katharinon Chemical Co. in St Louis. Ohio State Fair grounds described as park like with 15 exhibition buildings and 893,240 square feet of space. fair runs August 31 for five days.
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Hagee
Shooting Affray in Adams County Claims Life
In Adams County a fight between Mood Wamsley and Arthur Pool ended when Pool was shot and later died. Wamsley was arrested on a murder charge after Pool’s death and fled to Kentucky before possible indictment.
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Adams County
Arthur Pool
Edward Pool
West Union
Mood Wamsley
William Wamsley
George Shriver
Pop
Harry Shriver
George
Young Shriver
Young Pool
Pool
Wamsley
Jsil
Puol
Kentucky
Wamsey
Local Literary Society Meeting at W. H. Ireton Home
A Friday night gathering at the home of W. H. Ireton featured a literary society event with guests Miss Hageman from Kan 818 Mrs Mitchell from Clochonatl Mr Wriggleworth and son from Moscow and Misses Stella Brown Louise Parrott from Batavia Dr Hugh Belt and Miss Edith Foster from Williamsburg.
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W. H. Ireton
Literary Society
Miss Hageman
Kan- 818
Mrs. Mitchell
Clochonatl
Mr. Wriggleworth and Son
Moscow
Mieses Stella Brown
Louise Parrott
Batavia
Hugh Belt
Misa Edith
Misa Lillian Walkers
Owensboro
Reverend Spicer Advocates Serving Liquor in Churches
Cincinnati rector Rev. Charles Spicer argues liquor should be served in churches to lure drinkers back from saloons. Critics call the idea extrav agant and out of order, insisting true religion conquers appetite and won’t surrender to the fiend.
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Charles Spicer
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Spicer
Rev
Alka
The Death Penalty and a Home Remedy Claim
An old ad proclaims Backlen's Arnica Salve as a death prevention for minor wounds and burns. It touts the salve as the best on earth and lists Nash's Poarmacy and J. R. Hicks in Amelia as places to buy it.
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Ives
Nash
Poarmacy
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
White Oak Lawn Fete Brings Social and Social Activity
The White Oak lawn fete hosted by the W W society on the schoolhouse grounds last Saturday evening drew social and civic engagement. Numerous locals and visitors from Tuscenium and Ideal Farm spent the weekend with Mattox family members and neighbors, with gatherings at various homes. Also noted were returns from travel, a burial at Locust Corner, and relatives visiting or entertaining in the area.
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W. W. Society
School House
Cook
Hawkne
Bromejam
Gordon Bepnete
Milton Matlox
Tuscenium
Arthur
Reno Mattox
W. H. Baxter
Mis
Henry and Waverly
Jolis
Misa Jennett Mattox
Washington
Wilma Mattox
Indianapolis
Jota Cross
Locuat Corner
M. KE
Brokaw
Cincinnati
Ben Lewis
Delaware College
Ed Lewis
Boston Theological School
Clarence Kirgan
Arthur Humphries
St. Luis
Family of seven Guggenheims shines as business model
A narrative tracing Matthias Meyer Guggenheim and his seven sons from humble Swiss roots to wealth and prominence. Edwin Lefevre in August Cosmopolitan extols the family’s cooperative values, home sympathy, and business leadership spanning generations.
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Meyer Guggenheim
Edwin Lefevre
Guggenheim
Lanznau
Switzerland
Philadelphia
The Red Box Mystery at Lindsley & Son
A curio titled The Red Box priced at $200 by H. Lindsley & Son entices buyers with 20 silver dollars in a red box. Each dollar purchases a goods worth, and a key is given with every purchase. The holder of the unlocking key wins the money when all keys are used, but none knows which key wins.
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H. Lindsley & Son
Lindsly & Son
Lindskys
Miamenville Social And Local News Briefs
Local residents report a wedding ceremony at a relative’s home with several family members present. Attendees include Mr and Mrs L Grover and Miss Groves. the bride Rebecca? and Jesse Moorehead. Mrs A M Crane entertained a Madisonville visitor. Various visits and lectures noted, including Hon Mr Clark from Columbus speaking on local option and anti-saloon league issues. Community events include a picnic at Jobo Lane’s, a large crowd and good weather.
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Mark Buckingham
Mex
Margaret Buckingham
L Grover
Ta Groves
Jesse Moorehead
Qale
A. M. Crane
Madisonville
Mise Ethel Keller
Maguie
Ella Knicely
Milford
Our Village
Joe Ewens
Cincinnati
Mr. Clark
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Addie Haynes
Chicago
Helen Drake
Joseph Jake
Stevens
Dayton
Miamiville
Annabelle Lush
Locust Corner
Emma
Josie Eppert
Hillsboro Youth Arrested in Attempted Assault Case
Maynard Studson, a young colored man from Hillsboro, was arrested Wednesday night for an attempted assault on the 12 year old daughter of David Hindman. A mob formed to administer immediate justice, but authorities intervened and took the prisoner to Chillicothe where he remains in confinement. Studson claims an alibi.
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Maynard Studson
Hillsboro
David Hindman
Parture
Hadson
Bent Nyon
Chilileothe
Way to Raise Tobacco and Tomatoes in Clermont County
A Maysville farmer reports barley tobacco grown under canvass yields higher quantity and heavier weight than standard methods. The experiment aims to produce fine cigar wrappers, with strong results. The Continental Tobacco Company is expanding trials on a farm near Maysville. Tomato crops also show improvement, and Clermont County traders note widespread field tests at Williamsburg with record attendance.
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Maysville
Continental Tobacco Company
Dow
Oma
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Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Onro
Wade Ellis
Cipemontt
A. N. Summers
Springfeld
Behon
Edwin A. Jones
Stork
Board of Public Works
George T. Walkins
Pike
Richter
Butler
W. HE. Young
Brown
J.C. F. Tatman
Sycamore Club
Penn
Perry
Milford Waterworks
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis
Crosstown
Secret OF the Red Box
Ium
SCOTT
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New ¥ Co
Mianneville
South Peoria St
Curcaco
Inn
Bright
Ame
Cardus
Porrgae Lander
Cardui
State of Ohio
Lolumbus
I. A. Ivorys
Ove
Northern Assurance Company
London
Hogland
Unio
Tierra
Wiltep
Vorys
A. I Vorys
State of
Royal Insurance Company
Liverpool
England
Netassetm
I. A. I. Vorys
Milwaukee Fire Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Freana Penals
Toranotea
Burylus
Lasurast
Williamsburg
Superior Street
Cleveland, O
United States OF America
Southern District
Onto
Western Division
United States
Cincuit
Peakeetk T
Swatmern Dieteet
Northwestern Mutual Life Issuance Company
Elia WH. Aves
Charles B. Avey
Avice Gilmore
Staw
Virginia Military Survey
Grar
Severty
Richmond, Columbia & Cincinnati
Thomas Donaldson
Jesse D Kuwanb
Onlo
Pond Run
Vivian J. Fagin
Sayler & Sayler
State of Chino
A. I. Vorys
Ohto
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
A.I. Vorys
JA. Weinland
I. A. L. Vorys
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
Seston
Sale
State of Ovio
New York
Turing
Huntog
Ince
Taols
Sacia
Sorittic
State of Onlo
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Lake
Soe
Gurplus
A. J. Vorys
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
L-Vorys
Ubto
State of Oro
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Philadlyhia
Spas
Scayea Ives
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