Taft Delegates Lead Ohio Taft Support Noted In 1908
Announcement lists James Allread of Greenville as a candidate for Common Pleas judge in Ohio's Second Judicial District. It notes Ohio delegates for the Republican National Convention: 48 Taft, 26 Fairbanks, 2 uncommitted. only Ohio has sent Taft delegates so far. Also discusses Roosevelts open politics, naval affairs inquiry, and a forthcoming Shipping bill debated in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Fairbanks
Ohio
Civil Service Reform and Census Bureau Critique
The author urges civil service reformers to protest Congress for skipping Civil Service methods in Census Bureau setup. They critique examinations as a sham, praise Secretary Root’s minor diplomatic service reform, warn of possible reversal by a hostile president, and note Can non’s delay of the Appalachian Forest Reserve bill while addressing flood causes and racial politics.
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United States
Congress
Root
Bureau of Forestry
Ohio Valley
Cannon
Judiciary Committee
Court House News Probate Court Actions
Final account filed in the estate of Baker Horn and in the guardianship of Harvey C. Weaver. Inventory filed and order granted to sell personal property at private sale in the estate of Elias Baker. Charles Wilson appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph L. Brandon with bond set at 100 dollars. Last will of Ezra Lecklider filed for probate. Inventory and appraisal filed in the estate of Jacob F. Mauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Horn
Harvey C. Weaver
Elias Baker
Charles Wilson
Joseph L. Brandon
Ezra Lecklider
Jacob F. Mauk
S. F. Garner
James L. Garner
Wm. P. C. Welbaum
Dianah Eubank
Wm. Cline
Sarah A. Conden
Geo. Battelle
J. W. Clark
Eliza M. Clark
Catharine Bonham
Harrison Bonham
Charles F. Kaiser
Grace Oswalt
Andrew Poe
Abraham Kneisley
Elizabeth Coate
H. L. Yount
Mary Croft
George Croft
Elizabeth Beck
The New Postoffice Ruling on Newspaper Subscriptions
E C Otwell publisher Greenville Journal notes a postal amendment allowing publishers a grace period to renew subscriptions. If not renewed by the term end, weekly papers within a year drop from the legitimate list and cannot be mailed at the regular second class rate. after April 1, 1908, evidence of a legitimate subscriber list may be required. W E Halley, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Otwell
Greenville Journal
Post Office Department
W. E. Halley
Estates and marriages listed in county records
Appointments as administrator or guardian include S. F. Garner James L. Garner Bond and inventories filed. Administrations for Eliza M Clark Harrison Bonham Mary Croft and George Croft. Guardianship accounts and real estate sales plus numerous marriage licenses listing names ages and residences across Greenville Union City Ansonia and nearby townships.
Land Transfers Across Wayne and Darke Counties
A series of conveyances records transfers of farms and lots in Wayne, German, Butler, Twin, Horatio, Arcanum, Versailles, Greenville, Washington, Jackson, Richland, Mississinawa, Van Buren, Union City, York, Ansonia and Gettysburg townships. Amounts range from 75 to 9000 dollars, with parcels including acres and undivided halves. names include Haber, Streib, Magato, Poppan, Slifer, Poppaw, Roof, Overman, Moore, McIlroy, Niswonger, Flatter, Beesecker, Hess, Eubank, Kreider, Trowbridge, Arm strong, Brumfield, Brumfield, Grow, Cool, Rock, Stephens, Nelson, Raiser, Riegle, Windigler, Roush, Winbigler, Moll.
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S. W. Nisonger
G. A. Richards
Allen Two
Clara Kaufman
Catharine Kaufman
Greenville
A. V. Lambert
Harry Lambert
Union City
John and
Joseph Roth
Eliza Wagner
Lillie R. Leeklider
Jane Batton
George S. Mundhenk
Lucy A. Tice
Gordon
Augustus Snyder
Harry Snyder
Catharine Clapp
Jesse Flory
Washington Township
C.F. York
John M. Dorman
Patterson Township
Joseph Lahey
J. H. Dowlar
Samuel Teeters
J. Pratt
New Weston
J. Wegley
N. Hartle
Ansonia
J. C. Long
Mary A. Wintrow
Oddie Horner
W. G. Douglas
Clara Judy
Z. H. Miley
Greenville Township
Sheriff Haber
J. W. Wade
German Township
Adam Poppan
H. L. Slifer
Butler Two
C. ¥. Martin
David Lesher
Twin Two
J. W. Hollinger
W. Alexander
Horatio
Adam Poppaw
Ira Poppaw
P. O. Siler
W. A. Roof
Arcanum
Ida A. Overman
A. E. Souser
Emma E. Moore
W. P. Rush
H. D. Moore
Margaret McIlroy
Versailles
Joseph S. Eubank
T. J. Peffly
J. M. Kreider
O. Burkett
Mississinawa
S. H. Trowbridge
E. H. Markey
May Wiley
J. N. Riegel
N. A. Niswonger
Leslie A. Debolt
Richland
James Passon
C. E. Armstrong
C.F. Brumfield
Jackson Township
Alvin Pierce
George W. McClain
Neave Township
C. F. Brumfield
H. Emrick
van Buren
J. W. Stephens
S. L. Stephens
J. A. Nelson
M. E. Raiser
M. Raiser
Bridget McCormick
A. Richards
I. N. Riegle
York Township
A. Windigler
C. A. Roush
M. A. Roush
A. Winbigler
E. M. Clark
Fannie C. Finnell
Gettysburg
C. D. Odell
D. W. Bunger
Butler
Republican Judicial Convention for Second Subdivision Ohio
Notification of a delegate convention in Troy Miami County Ohio on March 17 1908 at 10 am to nominate a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the subdivision. Representation based on votes for Carmi A Thompson 1906 secretary of state with delegates per county. Appointments listed for Champaign Clark Darke Miami Preble totaling 96 delegates and 96 alternates. Candidates may enter the nomination process as set by county committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Judicial District
Ohio
Troy
Miami County
Court of Common Pleas
J. I
Darke County
Carmi A. Thompson
Champaign
Clark
Darke
Miami
Preble
Republican Executive Committee
Primary selection rules for county delegates proposed
The document outlines how delegates are selected if one or more candidates are announced by January 20 1908. If multiple candidates appear in a county a primary election will determine the delegation under state primary laws and county rules. If only one candidate is named the delegation will be named by that candidate and approved by the county Republican executive committee. Signed by W W Forwen chairman and J A McCurpy secretary among others.
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Nonce
Common Please Judicial Committee
Republican Executive Committee
Sail County
W. W. Fowren
C. A. Duncan
Joux A. McCurpy
Ws. F. Bevier
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
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Hearst Independence League
Hearst
Hearst League
New York
Mr. Hearst
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Cabtoria Bours
Court House News
Probate Court
Postoffice
Nathaniel L. Burkett
Carpenter
Nellie V. Noggle
Savona
David O. Boyd
Farmer
Flora M. Whitesell
Arthur J. Kershner
Nettie B. Clear
Hollie B. Oswalt
Lulu May Fensler
Frank Warren
Clerk
Iva Bell Caupp
Bertram FE. Woodbury
Ethyl B. Ward
John M. Haney
Rossburg
Lizzie M. Spencer
Palestine
Joseph E. Brumbaugh
Zona P. Turner
Frederick C. Schinke
Reinheimer & Martin
CH. Mathews
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Harter & Bishop
S. T. Wilt
Common Pleas
Martin
John F. Fox
Mary Ryan
Thomas Ryan
James Braden
H. H. Davis
State of Ohio
Jonathan B. Forgy
U.S
Mary McCue
Albert McCue
Martin B. Trainor
George W. Horn
Clara Streib
Wayne Two
Nicholas Magato
Wayne Township
O. M. Beesecker
C. Hess
Pittsburgh
W. Grow
Rachel Grow
Richland Two
P. N. Cool
J. Wise
Mississinawa Township
Wm. Rock
Tobias Reck
van Buren Two
Castonia
Castoria
Cening Castoria
Wm. Kipp
John H. Korster
Pres
W.s. Turpen
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Cauhter
T.C. Maher
Aga't Cashier
Adelbert Martz
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