Taft era electors named in New York and Ohio list
A list of presidential electors and state officials is presented with names tied to Ohio New York and other regions. Included are Edward Heggins Joseph Carew Andrew Harris Francis Treadway Carmi Thompson Edward Pullington Charles Green and others across positions from Secretary of State to Treasurer and Supreme Court to Congress. The spellings reflect OCR oddities and require verification.
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WM. H, Taft
Ohio
Sherman
New York
Lange
Edward Heggins
Franklin
Josepie L. Carew
Dyer Coverth
Andrew L. Harris
Preble
Agates Hin
Carmi A. Thompson
Liwren Por Atalitor
Edward M. Pullington
Republican County Convention in Darke County Ohio
Republican delegates from townships wards and precincts will convene at City Hall Chenille Ohio on August 22 1008 to nominate candidates for county offices including Representative Treasurer Clerk of Courts and Prosecuting Attorney One candidate for Surveyor and other posts The vote weight per district and the list of delegations are detailed with numerous township and ward tallies and correspondences to Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson’s November 1806 bid The convention plans and representation rules indicate the party slate and local delegate structure for the ensuing county race
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Darke County
Kin
Varios
Carmi A. Thompson
Allen
Poinned Allen
Koasburie
Adams
Bop
Dackson
Areanua Mississinawa
Atonia
Monroe
Arnetteville
Neave
Brown
New Madison
Butler
New Weston
Bradford
Franklin
Patterson cc
Richland
Greenville
Twin
Union City
van Buren
Versailles
Washington
Gettysburg
Wayne, E. P
Adams Township Sunday School Association
A L, Little
A. Fishbach
Miss Dubois
J. B. Hershey
A. L. Brokaw
M. McCool
C. BE
Presbyterian Church of
Prohibition Debate and Delegate List From 1908 Meeting
The piece lists delegates elected for August 14, 1908, across townships in a Republican mass convention with D. L. Gaskill as temporary chairman and D. O. Heeter as temporary secretary. It then cites Prof. Hugo Munsterberg arguing prohibition would dull art and recreation, contrasting American sobriety with European appreciation of wine and culture.
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D. L
Gaskill
D. O. Heeter
America
Hugo Munsterberg
August McClure
Soldiers Day at Great Darke County Fair August 26 1908
The Great Darke County Fair invites all soldiers to attend Soldiers Day on Wednesday August 26 1908. Anyone not receiving admission tickets should write to the Secretary. The board aims to make this one of the fair’s finest historic events with amusements, music, mammoth displays, farm machinery, wagons and carriages, merchant displays, and races. Details from W J McCurdy at Greenville.
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Darke County
Association
Darke County News Roundup and Local Notices
Gettysburg notes visiting relatives in Zanesville elopement rumors surface. Local ministers highlight anti saloon stance, Sunday schools plan outings, and county fair prep. Addresses Bryan nomination, taft parallels, and a feature on August American Boy magazine for summer readers.
Tariff plank defense cited by New York Press
The New York Press lauds the Republican tariff plank as clear and strong arguing it protects American labor and capital. It warns against any domestic harm from tariff changes and asserts enforcement will shield U S industries from foreign competition and wage erosion.
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New York
United States
Why the Republican Party Should Win Next November
The Republican Congressional Committee offers 150 for the best article not over 1000 words on why the party should be successful next November. Open to all, manuscripts due by July 16 to the Literary Bureau, Metropolitan Bank Building, Washington. Selection weighs style, arguments, facts, and persuasive power. winners receive a check by August 15 and publication in newspapers and pamphlets.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Congress
Literary Bureau
Metropolitan Bank
Washington
An Honor Bound Party and the Civil War Debt
James B. Sherman condemns the Republican party for pension payments to disabled veterans and survivors, claiming 3.5 billion dollars have been paid since the war. He charges the party with lifelong obligations tied to the pension system and framed as an enduring debt to the nation and its flag.
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Republican Party
James B. Sherman
Bees and Apple Tending Tips from a Historic Almanac
Bees harvest honey from nectar in flowers while heat and moisture drive sugar transport in plants. Apple trees need fertile soil, proper spacing, and clean culture. pruning and shading help prevent sun scald. Forcing manure favors stems over grain. sheep can control sumac by grazing after mowing.
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Paris Green
Bordeaux
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