Section November 2008 National Ticket for November election
Section November 2008 National Ticket lists presidential and congressional candidates across Ohio, New York, Harrison, Kanawha and other counties. It names Taft and Sherman, Hubbard, Compton, Swisher, Reed, Shawkey, Conley, Darst, Long, Robinson, Miller, Williams, Hart, Riblett, Gors, Coffman, Morris, Bartlett, Strother, Pigott and Fittro among others from various counties.
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Charles W. Swisher
Marion County
Stuart F. Reed
Harrison County
M. P. Shawkey
Kanawha County
William G. Conley
Preston County
John Sherman Darst
Jackson County
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E. L. Long
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Returns from the primaries show vote splits between candidates and parties. The Democratic column totals and names appear scrambled but indicate a divided result. A large shift toward Bryan in the fall is suggested if the pattern holds.
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Eine
Ahls Fall
Gubernatorial Vote Comparisons and Political Turmoil
An analysis compares the 1900 and 1904 gubernatorial and presidential votes to gauge party gains, noting a Republican edge when halving presidential tallies but arguing primaries reflect only partial strength. It discusses the Democratic and Republican candidates, party splits, and the fate of Arnold Scherr with railroad influence amid looming November elections.
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Hekot
Femuat Ho
Wis
Parker
Inlinois
Bryan
Soukars
Eageeries
George C. Sturgiss
Repellivan
Sevks
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Amy Tustun
Republican Party
So-Ealleld New Party
Arnold Seherr
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Charles WW
Swisher
Republivnan
West Vine
Conspirators Tied to Walymont Hotel Plot for Governor Nomination
Fragmentary report alleges Arnold C. Scherr and associates planned smear and discredit actions in Marion and Liu counties to influence the gubernatorial primary. The text references Ham Grant and others, claiming a scheme aimed at undermining a rival through underhanded tactics at night, with pending outcomes noted.
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Manley
Walymont
Arnold C. Scherr
gaVerhor
Marlon
HM. Grant
Arnold C. Seherr
Wu Ham
Hom
Anllie Swichers
Schorr
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Stanens
Fragmented OCR Rant Discusses Hard-To-Parse Subjects
The readable portions describe a chaotic garbled text about names, places, and items, mentioning Wilson, Dennison, whales, and various odd terms. It reads like an overwhelmed OCR of a multi-topic page with no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Unclear state meeting and campaign activity reported
Fragmented notes describe state political events with mentions of Grafton Morais Hawt hbo and Georgetown near Morais Hawt, plus references to Democrats and candidates. The garbled text includes labor figures, a crime mention, and campaign predictions, but lacks coherent details.
Miner Strike Tactics Highlight AC Tuninestun View
AC Tuninestun addresses the ongoing miners strike and outlines hope to weather the troubles. He predicts the action will endure and seeks strategies to manage disruptions and maintain operations amid the dispute.
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Tuninestun
Corsonstine
Freight wreck delays trains near Salem on Monday
A freight wreck at Long Run near Salem delayed several hours Monday as passenger trains detoured over the Ore Short Line. Crews from Gratin and Markershots cleared sixteen derailed cars with no injuries reported.
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Long Run
Salem
Gratin and
Markershors
Pere Son Wits
Meeting of Masons in town plans and hospital visit
A local Masons meeting outlines plans for spending and administration. Attendance is confirmed for all members. One member, Gh., intends to visit Jeli Hapkin Hospital for medical treatment, with the Traders venue noted for the evening gathering.
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Owen
Manin Bayi
Hanetstin
Privevives
Lenny
Sweet Melody Flour Avenst tolla nor suet Chat euicltiens
An advertisement claims Fortified care for nerves and organs using Lt Shop's Testor Native. It promises full health return after forty eight hours of use and asserts many dealers endorse the remedy. The copy emphasizes strength and improved vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Infineon
Lt Shop
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National Ticket
William H. Taft
Ohio
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Sherman, New York
Joseph Hesuebamorn
E. M. McP. Diatrict
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Congressional
Congress
William P. Hubbard
Ohio County
Charles G. Compman
McDowell County
Supreme Court
Ira B. Robinson
Taylor County
W. N. Miller
Wood County
L. J. Williams
Greenbrier County
Home of Delegates
Charles M. Hart
Marcus L. Riblett
Howard M. Gors
I. Wade Coffman
Will B. Morris
J. B. Bartlett
John B. Strother
Ernest L. Pigott
Charles €. Fittro
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Yales
Richard Yates
Way LO
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James Cawilton Tawk
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Douglas Palthon
Whiriea
Gunther Stevenson
Willian Jennings Bryan
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Scheve
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Parkersburg Dispatch
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Hugh Bond
Maryland
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Arnold G. Scherr
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Scherr
Wilson & Dennison
West Virginia
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Moreanitown
Rene Hllean
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Hayes
William Mekinles
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Clarksburg
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Hansen
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Georgetown
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Washington
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New York
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Richwood
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Webster Springs
West VA
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Wheeling Actom
Arriva
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Harrison & Harrison
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West Pike Street
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Third St
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Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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