Ohio Democrats Nominate Ticket Led by Bigelow in Cedar Point
At Cedar Point Ohio Democratic state convention noms Rev Herbert S Bigelow for Secretary of State and Michael Donnelly for Supreme Judge with Philip H Bruck as Food and Dairy Commissioner. Delegates also select state central committee and resolutions echo Kansas City platform and oppose imperialism, trusts, and government by injunction. Johnson allies win state executive slate.
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Sandusky
Herbert
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Michael Donnelly
Napoleon
Philip H. Bruck
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Joseph J. Pater
Hamilton
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Tom Johnson
State Central Committee
Lewis G. Bernard
John G. Roth
William F. Mason
Butler
Val Lee
Shelby
G. M. Saltzgaber
van Wert
Jacob Burst
Clinton
W. S. Thomas
Clark
W. J. Frey
Hancock
John Bolan
Lucas
George Hutt
Pike
James A. Devine
Ross
Fred J. Heer
Franklin
John Strang
Erie
Isaac M. Jordan
Henry Hatter
Sprigg McMahon
Montgomery
W. T. Mooney
Auglaise
John S. Snook
Paulding
David Tarbell
Brown
A. R. Bolin
Pickaway
W. L. Finley
Hardin
Charles H. Graves
Ottawa
Four May Die in Ohio Ham Suspect
Findlay Ohio September 4 improp erly cured hams may have caused the death of a family member and left the wife and three children seriously ill after they ate them. The Thomp son family members were struck by illness soon after consumption.
Tragedy Strikes as Train Kills Worker Near Safeworks
Charles J. Hedges, 27, an employee of J. J. Von Burg Furniture in Indianapolis, was killed when struck by a C., H. & D. train. His body was found on the tracks near the MacNeale and Urban safeworks in Hamilton, Ohio, on September 4.
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Hamilton
Charles J. Hedges
J. J. von Burg
Indianapolis
MacNeale & Urban Safeworks
Whitney's Filly Wins at Sheephead Bay Stakes
Girdle owned by W. C. Whitney captured the great filly stakes at Sheephead Bay on Wednesday. Starting at 15 to 1 odds she carried 116 pounds and clocked six furlongs in 1 12 3 5.
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Whitney
New York
W. C. Whitney
Sheephead Bay
Duchess Marlborough Not Aboard Higginson Flagship
Washington dispatches report naval officers returning from Newport deny the claim that the duchess of Marlborough boarded Admiral Higginson's flagship last Saturday, contradicting circulating storytelling.
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Washington
Newport
Duchess of Marlborough
Adm. Higginson
Billion-Dollar Session Debate on Federal Expenditures
The Indianapolis Journal notes the so called billion dollar session, arguing the real appropriation total is about $800 million with $263 million authorized but unappropriated for rivers harbors public buildings and isthmian canal projects and $223 million tied to nonallocated public works. The piece critiques extravagant rhetoric and highlights specific allocations including Panama Canal funding.
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Indianapolis Journal
Isthmian Canal
Panama Canal
Calamity as a Democratic Strategy in U S Politics
The Boston Herald argues the Democrats should not seek quick control of Congress, suggesting Republicans will cite crises under Democratic rule to justify misfortune. The piece contends the Democrats lack a clear policy and rely on calamity to gain power, while urging restraint in assigning blame for future economic shifts.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Democratic Party
Congress Budget Debate Exposes Extravagance Claims
The piece argues that current expenses show no net rise, deducting canal and pension costs. It accuses both parties of pork and impractical spending, noting Democrats split and hinder unity while Republicans face heat for Panama canal and river projects.
Republicans Get Credit for Past Legislation
The Springfield Republican notes that much of the good in 45 years of law is attributed to Republicans. It argues Democrats failed to legislate effectively when in control, citing 1866, 1876, and 1892, and points to the 1890s tariff episode as a poorly executed measure. The Indianapolis Journal echoes the view that Democrats struggle with appropriations and canal bond issues.
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Mugwumps
New England
Cleveland
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Indianapolis Journal
Ohio State House Sees Ten New Bills and Resolutions
Columbus Ohio September 6 ten new bills three joint and three house resolutions were introduced in the house Friday led by the Guerin code bill local real estate game and board of equalization measures along with a primary elections bill and others. constitutional amendment and convention resolutions were also introduced as the house adjourned to next Wednesday while the code committee sits.
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Guerin
Huffman
Butler
Brannock
Bracken
Fraser
McNeil
Foster
Taylor
Metisse
McKinnon
Foraker
McDonald
Code Committee
Two Firemen Injured in Canal Street Brewery Fire
Cincinnati report details a blaze at Banner Brewing Co on Canal and Walnut streets that gutted the plant and caused two firemen Joseph Jennings and Chas Hollis to be seriously hurt by falling wall debris. The fire began on the third floor near the fermenting cellar with slow engine response. Loss estimated at 195,000 with 35,900 insured. brewery run by Amelia Bauer George Bauer Carl Wolf and manager John De Witt. building and machinery insured largely placed Friday.
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Cincinnati
Banner Brewing Co
Canal and
Walnut Streets
Joseph Jennings
Chas. Hollis
Amelia Bauer
George Bauer
Carl Wolf
John DeWitt
Wolf
Saloons Rise in Ohio Dow Tax Totals in July
Statistician Poe of the Auditor of State reports 11 431 saloons in Ohio up from 10 840 last year. The July Dow tax total is 3 816 055 02 with the state's share 1 572 831. An increase of about 50 000 over the prior year. Geauga counts a saloon for the first time in years, a speakeasy taxed under last winter's law awaiting tax collection.
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Columbus
Poe
Guilbert
Geauga County
152d O V I Regimental Reunion Elects Officers
At the 38th anniversary reunion of the 152d O V I in Springfield Ohio on September 6 officers were elected President Col David Putnam of Palestine Vice President Judge C M Cole of Greenville Treasurer B L Bishop of Greenville Ex Gov Bushnell and C A Welsh were among the regiment's captains Greenville was chosen as the site for the next reunion.
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Springfield
152D
David Putnam
Palestine
C. M. Cole
Greenville
B. L. Bishop
Bushnell
C. A. Welsh
Columbus Code Committee Backs Nash Based Bill
In Columbus a code committee executive meeting decided to hold no hearings after September 12 and to report a bill for house consideration. The Nash code is favored as the basis for the report. In Eaton, Republicans renominated Robert M. Nevin of Dayton for a second term in Congress.
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Columbus
Code Committee of the House
House
Eaton
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Opera House
Robert M. Nevin
Dayton
Congress
Elks State Convention Convened in Newark
The state convention of the Elks met in Newark on Thursday with plans for the next gathering in Columbus. E. H. Archer of Columbus was elected president J. H. King of Marietta became vice president and A. C. Holland of Marion was named secretary. The Columbus state board of public works postponed action on Fordyce and Fordyce’s canal land and water power lease until the next regular meeting.
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Newark
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Senator Fordyce
Thomas N. Fordyce
Cincinnati
Brokerage Office Failure Shocks Youngstown Market
On September 6 the brokerage firm of W. A Banks failed to open due to A. J. Cummings. Many residents report losses as a result of the closure in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown
A. J. Cummings
W. A
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