Ohio inaugurates Governor Harmon amid large crowds
The Ohio capitol rotunda hosted the inauguration of Governor Harmon with Chief Justice Crew administering the oath. Presiding officials included President Perry of the Columbus board of trade, as about ten thousand uniformed guards and citizens marched in a parade and reception followed.
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Judyon Harmon Waa
Ohio
Cayiltal Rotunda
Andrew de Harrie
Crew
State Supreme Court
Offie
Harmon
Perry
Columbux Board
Tnide
Emury Hunt
Aires
Arty Chonsind
Rick Mae
Ohio National Guard
Drfrack
Rovernor
Ginilly
Anil
Eltizona
Fiat
Hariion
County Court Exoneration and Tax Judgment Details
Fragmentary county court record notes an exoneration affecting a valuation of 15.75 dollars tied to punt taxes. Warden Stewart appointed a local administrator for Pleasant M Strinkler with land valued at 800 dollars. Reuben A. Douglas certified as submetrator for Andrew Douglas with bond set at 600 dollars. Charles Waudlus named administrator and Omer Hawker listed as a salaried official.
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Warden Stewart
Stalin
Clay
Reuben A. Douglas
Andrew Douglas
Charles 14
Waudlus Ainsiied Cate
Pleasant M. Strinkler
Omer Hawker
Lunacy Suspected in Wife of Howard Johnson
Mrs Battle Johnson, wife of Howard Johnson, is held in the county jail under a lunacy examination after neighbors reported erratic behavior. Chief Stealey took her into custody at her West Pike Street home and a lunacy warrant was issued for a hearing before Judge Gordon on a named day. Mrs Johnson claims her conduct followed a spree and protests the charge.
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Battle Johnson
Howard Johnson
Stealey
Pritchard Plock
West Pike Street
Mra. Johnson
Magia Tea
Gordon
Mrs. Johnson
West Fork Glie Company To Resume Glass Operations
The West Fork Glie Company announces operations will resume at its plant in the industrial addition this coming Friday at midnight. A posted notice says work will blow glass starting Friday midnight January 15, 1909 under the so called Hursty Weather, clarifying this does not imply a Burns wage agreement.
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West Fork Glie Company
WIM
Bodies Recovered From Lester Coal Mine Blast
Officials confirm additional bodies recovered from the Sunday explosion at the Lester Coal mine in Ziegler. Four victims are named as locals with American workers among the deceased. Rescue teams continue to search for any missing miners.
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Vic Uma
Lester
Ziegler
Tour
Thir Leen
Pleasant Hill funeral notices for Mrs Davis and Mrs Davis
The body of Mrs Lucy Eilon Doyle Davis known as Mrs Davis was taken to Pleasant Hill for burial after a long illness. She was the wife of Okey A Linen and mother of Jean and William aged three, with a brother Carl Davis of Bartimore Street. She was born and raised in Allegheny County.
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Lites
Okey
Pleasant Hill
Htehle
Cairo
Will
Davis
Jean
William
Carl Davis
Bartimore Street
Lucy’ Eilon Doyle
Altelife County
Arm Injury Report From West Virginia Enlistment Office
A 20 year old man named McKingey was fatally injured in a freight train incident near a recruitment office in Parkersburg. He was crushed while attempting a coupling and died at St Marys hospital. He had been transferred to Clarksville station for further processing before the accident. The event involved Sergeant George W and the Camden-on-Carnoy enlistment area for the United States Army.
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Hivwil McKingey
West Virginia & Tittsbine
Tittimore — & Olioralenwi
Wadik Hehexem
St Mary's Hospital
Wmn
Harves Henry
Parkersabre
Cowan Ae Ne
Focal
Henignt
Clarksvning Wa i
George W
Spectyl
McKinney
E! Hawthorne
Mer Bear
Camden-on-Carnoy
United States
Confesses and cuts his throat at Carthage
The Rev. John H. Carmichael, wanted for the murder of Gideos Browning at Adair Michigan, confessed to hypnotic influence and cut his throat at a Carthage residence. He died after being discovered by a sitter named Miranda Hawkins and sheriff’s officials reported the events.
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Johm H. Carmichael
Gideos Browning
Adair
Mich
Aly
Mra Miranda Hajhes
Port Harm
Browning
Mr. Carmichael
Moon
Priday
Bowen
Tawi
Immigration Report Shows Net U S Population Rise
The Commissioner General of Immigration's report for the year ended June 10, 1908, notes a 31 percent rise in immigration yet a near 20 percent drop in overall work output. Net population increase attributed to immigration reached 209,867 with 640,671 admits aged 14 to 44, but illiteracy remained high at 36 percent.
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I. TH. Larned
Frank P. Sargent
Wis
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Europe
Italy
Austria
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Turkey
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Canada
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Alten
The Gelana Opera Debuts at Grand Opera House Tonight
Thousands of flowered preparations greet the opening night of The Gelana at Grand Opera House. The cast, elaborate costumes, graceful dancing, and refined acting promise a grand spectacle. The performers have labored hard to ensure a highly successful show.
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Moss
Grand Opera House
Trials in circuit court begin with gun charge
Trial docket in circuit court Monday opened with F M Wurst charged with carrying a revolver defended by Gore and Batten. Jesse Scott and Josey Jobson faced an assault arrest, Hood Morn pleaded guilty with sentencing set for Wednesday. Riley Ables scheduled for Wednesday. D Owel Laughlin and Hager Gals Ure to be tried Saturday. Jury found Scott and Johnson guilty and Gilbert A Hurst faced trial for profanity.
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Gore
Bat+ten
Gal Jesse Scott
Josey Jobson
Carlie GriMn
Haywood
Hood
D. Owel Lauglin
Hager Gals Ure
Tor
Scott and
Johnspp
Gilbert A. Hurst
Tral
Funeral for Mrs. George W. Groms Held Near Grameill
Funeral services for Mrs. George W. Groms of Grameill, who died Sunday morning, will be at Mount Zion church, Gras sell, Tuesday. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Groms, 36, left a husband and seven children with four stepchildren, ages two to 14. Surviving family includes Carrie, Ethel, Lilian, Florence, Trexic, Wilk G, and Henry W., Charles II, and Herbert. The widow resided on the Tra 0 Post farm southeast of Wichler. husband served as caretaker and manager.
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Grameill
Mount Zion
Grassell
Florence M
Trexic
Wilk G
Enry W
Pittsburg
Florence Mi
Wilsonburg
Charles II
Grafton
Herbert
Indiana inaugurates Thomas J Marshall as new governor
Indiana marks the inauguration of Democrat Thomas J. Marshall as governor at noon. The ceremony, attended by the incoming and outgoing administrations and twenty four guests, includes oath of office by Justice Robey and a brief inaugural address. A mobile reception follows at the executive office and the Prony num ball will close the day’s events.
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Ind
Thoman J
Marshall
Indiana
Edpiro
Gore Dronor
Manhais
Kyala
Pt Ie Minate
Rayroxentatives
Senate
Offles
Wrank Mall
Robey
Teniats House
House of Repromenta
Ata
Tee
George Ta
Maeltesh Paprertton
Wabash College
Jnatloe’ Robey
Hanly
Marabalt Read
Couple in Jail on Charges of Lying Together
Sanford Henderson and Della Rodabaugh, Ocean Mines couple, jailed after Saturday afternoon hearings before Justice Gordon. Bonds set at 4200 each, they could not post. Visitors Troyd Canning from Valley Fale, W. N. Noble of Whésling, Jomen Hickman from Penneboro, Hy Johnson from Fairmont.
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Sanford Henderson
Della Rodabaugh
Ocean Mines
Justice Gordon
Troyd Canning
Valley Fale
W. N. Noble
Whésling
Jomen Hickman
Penneboro
Tramps Suspected in Fire at Richards Construction Mill
Early Sunday morning a fire destroyed the Richards Construction Company mill and workshop in East Clarksburg. Tramps, possibly seeking warmth, were suspected of starting the blaze which gutted sawdust and lumber stores and caused extensive equipment damage. the plant may be rebuilt using temporary facilities at a sister site.
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Richards Construction Company
Clarksburg
Inia Tne
Wien
Marin
Exat
Richards
Rbsit
Wmay
Nikd Paster Company
Porehangl
Thie Ia
Dany
Political race details and candidate chatter surface in fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Young Harri Sawyer, State offices, tax commissioner, and senate candidate discussions. Names like Harri Sawyer, Mike Randolph, Senator Howard, and Jed J. Sutherland appear amid scattered phrases about appointments, elections, and political maneuvering in a state capital setting.
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