April 1 1908 history and sky notes
This entry lists historical anniversaries for April 1 1908 including death dates of Reginald Heber 1783 1864 French physician Charles Brown-Sequard 1818 and poet Thomas Dutton English 181% plus astronomical notes for tonight and tomorrow. It details sunset and sunrise times and outlines positions of planets Neptune Uranus Venus Mars Jupiter in early evening and their visibility constraints for the month.
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Reginald Heber
Calcuttin
Charles Brown-Sequard
Phyalelin
Thomas Dutin
Siuther
Ben Holt
Newark
N. J
Neptune
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Pisces
Aries
Celestial Equator
Marion county Democrats nominate slate for sheriff and other offices
Local notices show multiple Marion county Democrats filing for party nomination at the upcoming county convention. Candidates include for sheriff, commissioner, recorder, auditor, prosecutor, infirmary director, probate judge, coroner, and county seats with all subject to the convention’s will.
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Pan Vetoer
the Mirror
Pelase
Marion County
Maygad
B. F, Conklin
Pleasant Township
B. Creasap
Salt Rock Township
Krookder
Mirror
Marion
Recorder
Tittelbaugh
Keditlor Mirror
Miles Longshord
Charles L. Justice
Evictor Mirror
B. Freeman
Charles Baseler
Editor Mirror
Marilou County
Charles W. Habhrman
Marign County
Dem
Ocratio
W. A. Gharter
M. D. Democratic
Saleem
Vention
Edvern
Witter Mirror
John W Lust
Richland Township
Roosevelt outruns reform crusade amid political shifts
Fragmentary dispatches report dissent over Roosevelt era reforms and party loyalty. References to Bryan, Roosevelts, and political calculations surface alongside local notices including a candidate declaration by John W Lust and debates over coffee duties and asphalt in Congress. Women’s suffrage stance figures amid broader reform debates.
Volunteer Army Dies Marked by Old Regime Change
London marks the end of the 49 year old Volunteer Force and its absorption into the new Territorial Army under War Secretary Haldane. Veterans gather at HQs for a last post ceremony as the transition begins, with many expected to join the new force and regiments reorganized under the new system.
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London
Great Britain
Ami Tip
Haldane
Felane
Cleveland Double Murder Mystery Stumps Police
Police in Cleveland probe a double homicide with little progress identifying the victims Mira Ziechaan and Carl Bernthater as investigators face a profound mystery surrounding the case and its motives.
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Cleveland
Mira Ziechaan
Carl Bernthater
Anarchist Treasurer Held Under Bond
New York April 1 Anarchist treasurer Alexander Nerignan of the Anarchiste Federation was arraigned on an affidavit charging aiding the Union Square bombing. Berknan and others faced examination. police caution witnesses and deny a wider conspiracy. The bomb thrower Silverstein is in danger of death and may not recover in 24 hours.
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Alexander Berkman
Silverstein
Union Square
New York
Alexander Nerrignan
le Amurehiste’ Federation Wijen
Mnivetiog
Wersarsky
George
Murtktrade Eld
Berkman
Bull
Berknan
Dnerardite
Hp Wild
Elx
Walter Applt
George T Robliwen
Mets
Hin
McClellan
Belli Silverstein
Bellevue Hospital
Senator Davis In Heated Alley Incident In Little Rock
Little Rock Ark April 1 altercation between Senator Jefferson Davis and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Helm escalated. Davis was arrested on a warrant for carrying a revolver with murderous intent after Helm says Davis attacked him. Davis claims Helm insulted him first and that Helm stirred the incident.
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Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
Little Rock
Ark
JeMerson Davis
Thoms Helm
Attoreny
Davie Jam
Sinet Hd
Nto
Lave Cane
Davis
Hot Springs
Helm
Charles Hartley
New Albany
Ind
Democratic County Convention in Marion Ohio Nominates Local Officers
The notice outlines the Marion County Democratic convention to nominate county officers for the November 1908 election and to select delegates and alternates for the state convention in Columbus. It lists offices, caucus procedures, apportionment by precincts, and temporary officers.
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Marion County
Ohio
Recomer Fronecuting
Surveyor Corenenr
Yhree Infirmary
Ami Uine
Tor Calumbhs
Common Pleas
Marion
Ocratic State Central
Democrats
Unio
Tate
Columbus
John M. Pat Uson
Tne
Te Party
Alleh
Suh
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
Hue
United States
Detepgas
Dls
Tefots
Pices Ag
Busi Hees
Franklin County Memorial Hall
Mast’ Lrong Street
Negay
Fublle Works
Campton Schools
Supreme Court
Denver
United
Monroe Pillermont
Montgomery
Minton
Morgan
Columbiagy
Morrow
Coshneton
Muskingum
Crawford
Ottawagi
Paulding
Petapoa
Worry
GlyenWare
Pickaway
Erie
Mike
Trombatt
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Ena
Travis
Steubenville
Charles Mills
Burgettstown
James Dale
Sallebury
Trame
Henater Paraker
Senate
Fairbanks
Foraker
Browneville
George B. Coxix
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Cox
Akron
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Harry
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Thass
Waft
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Virginia
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Taft
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Congress
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Teddy
Bryan
Roomevelt
Arnima
Bie
Marek
Bryan Paatet
Stor
Mieli
David Neolot
Elreult
Murleson
Team
Mom
G. Wiant
Statoner
Volunteer Army
Territorial Army
Lite Rock
Yow Davin
Boone
Arto
Joy Holm
Ter Holm
Davie
Levin Leeti
Maem
Prockiet
John M. Pattivon
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
Glaridgn
Clariden South
Renee Case
Grand Prairie Green Camp
Green Gump
Merion Township
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Southiret
Virat
Iret
Secon
Lattue Village
New Bloomington
Montgomery — Waalt Montgomery Weot Vipasant
Prospect Village
Halt Rock
Heart
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Waldo Village
Waldo Township
Felecs
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Ghatrman
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