Republican ticket list in August 1908 convention
The document details a Republican ticket with names for President Taft and Vice President Sherman, plus state officers and judges, a delegate count of 160, convention date August 1 1908, and officials D L Gaskill and I C Heeter as temporary chairs. It also includes a German prohibition anecdote from Prof Hugo Münsterberg reflecting on American attitudes toward alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Prof
Hugo Munsterberg
Darke County Republican Convention in Greenville Ohio
The Republican Party of Darke County Ohio plans a convention in Greenville on Saturday August 22, 1908 at 10:30 AM at City Hall to nominate candidates for county offices including Representative and Attorney General. Delegates are apportioned by votes per township ward and precinct, with detailed counts listed for each area.
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Ohio
Will Sweet
Greenville
Seint
Cormuer
Tir Carmi A. Thompson
Allen
Ithaca
N. P
Rowbury Adams
E. P
Jackson
K. I Adams
W. P. Jackson
W. P
Arcanum
Mississini Wa
Mourve
Near
New Madison
New Weston
Oxgand
Franklin
Patterson Franklin
Palestine Richland
Twin
Union City
van Bure
Versilles
Washington
Gettysburg
Wayne, E. P
Allen Township
Olio
AiDeGst
Alton
Darke County
Oro
Io Sul
Ni Weston
Tow Hill Bet
Park CO
Perry Garrison
Daly
Court House News Probate Court Final Accounts Filings
Final accounts and actions from a probate docket include estates of Philip Albright Alfred Moore and Eliza Clark with related guardianships and appraisals. Administrators and guardians appointed. bonds set. hearings dates listed. sale and inventory actions recorded. last will of David Rhoades admitted to probate.
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Philip 8. Albright
Alfred B. Moore
Eliza Clark
J. B. Alexander
Alice T. Nelson
Archie E. Washington
Freeman Washington
Filena Gulick
Samuel Huffer
Leonard Wolf
H. W. Grote
David R. Rhoades I
Marriage Licenses and Divorce Notices in Greenville Area
A list shows multiple marriage licenses for Richland and Greenville townships including Harley W Witwer and Myrtle J Cassell, Francis W Shelley and Nettie Miller, and others. Also reported are numerous divorce actions such as Hill versus Hill, Strawser versus Strawser, Trainor versus Trainor, Engle versus Engle, and related property transactions and a note that Pennsylvania Lines will run special trains to the fair from Piqua and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley W. Witwer
Myrtle J. Cassell
Richland Township
Francis W. Shelley
Farmer
Nettie Edna Miller
Near Greenville
Wm. W. West
Laura B. Curtis
Twin Township
John J. Foot
Bertha M. Miller
Greenville Township
Daniel L. Arnett
Iva Maude Shumaker
Greenville
Orville Baker
Louisa Green
Franklin Township
Herbert I. Hussey
Pearl Irene Collins
Pennsylvania Lines
Piqua
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
St Louis Lighting and Municipal Plant Control
A public utilities committee report from St Louis details a year long investigation into street lighting economics and the best method of city control. It cites extensive sources including municipal reports and the National Civic Federation study on public utilities.
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Teme League of
St Louis
J. J. van Ornum
AL S. Langsdorf
Washington Universit
John J. Lichter
Trescott F. Chapin
Joseph D. Bascom
Broderick & Bascom Repe Company
RE. O. Adreou
American Brake Company
National Civic Federation of the ‘Muntelpat
America
Municipal Lighting Costs and Ownership Debate in St Louis
A committee analyzes municipal vs private street lighting, arguing municipal plants face high costs, political risk, and unproven efficiency. It cites Chicago and Detroit, details operating, depreciation, interest, sinking funds, taxes, and insurance as needed cost components, and notes current conditions do not favor municipal construction though city may reserve option.
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United States
St. Louis
Ludi
Chicago
Detroit
4Atiualetpal
Comptrollers Department
Elveteks
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Greenville Journal
C. Otwell
Rae Porto Warree
Lia
Mavertisimg Ates
Monephon
Wmhl Taft
James S. Sherman
New York
Lange
Edward Huggins
Joseph
Carew Lumilton
Bor
Andrew L. Harris
Preble
Vor
Liewenanrovernor
Francis C Treadway
Lawrence
Por
Edward M. Fullington
Union
Charles Green
A. G. Denman
Linas
Por Board of Public Works
Wm, Kirtley JR
Defiance
B. M. Baldwin
Ashtabula
Bor Dairy and Pood
Renick W. Dunlap
Piexaway
Har
John W. Zeller
Mancook
Supreme Court
John A. Shauck
Gordom
Wayne
Harrison
BE. P
Wabash
W. Pol
York
Hollapsburg
Yorkshire
D. L. Gaskill
1. C. Heeter
Adelbert Martz
Republican Central Committee
Jas. H. Poling
Munsterberg
Court House News
W. J. Dull
Perry Tice
Peter Disher
Orpha Neff
Simon Neff
John W. Kuhnile
S. A. Greer
Lydia Hepner
Geo. Hepner
Common Pleas Court
Samuel Hill
Hannah Hill
Melvin Strawser
Mattie Strawser
Grace L. Trainor
Morgan L. Trainor
Inez Engle
George, Engle
State of Ohio
Ettie Hill
Herman Shields
Albert Ibaugh
Emma Ibaugh
Register OF Deeds
Clara E. Rhoades
A. A. Stephens
Greenvilles Township
W. S. Rosser
Lathers
F. D. Meeker
J.B. Irelan
Laura M. Ire Jlan
Hollansburg
Perry F. Carr
Anson
Mississinawa Township
G. W. Arnold
Hattie Arnold
Jacob L. Miller
Frederick W. Miller
Wayne Township
George A. Katzenberger
Jakob Hahn
J. Ogden Tod
Williams
S. A. Shook
MM. Birt
Wabash Township
J. W. Clark
Fannie Finnell
I. M. Shields
Leroy Shields
van Buren Township
Lydia Wise
John Eustache
Versailles
Civic League Committee
Belfast
Ireland
Castoria
What Is
Wm. Kipp’s Sons
J.T. Martz
Omer
Lo Hieoare
Kirk Hoffman
Weaver Block
Martin B. Trainor
Attorney AT Law
Green Isle
Unphal
Kurplus & Profits
Grecnville Atioval Bank
Green Villa
Joan H. Kokater
W.n. Turpen
FT. Conkling
T.c.maher
Auy'dCantiler
Aan Cashier
Fourth
Broadway
The
Toledo, Ohio
E, Lawrence
Insurance
Room No
Louis H. Landman
Wallace
East Fifth Street
Madera
Patent Office
Waehineton
C.a.snow &Co
Paton
Washington, D
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Paris
Rimer’s Drug Store
Alpena
Sale Hay View Charlevaux
H. J. Rhein
A. Pol
Indian River
Lewiston
Mackinaw
Roaring Brook
Markinac Island
Cincinnati
Toledo
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Extant Co
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