Weather and History Blurbs From Ohio Area April 7 1908
Weather forecast for Ohio area mentions Tuesday conditions in southeast portions. History notes mark the births and deaths of notable figures William Ellery Channing and Quincy Gilmore, plus the 1900 Algeciras convention. Mount Vesuvius eruption history referenced. astronomical events include sunset, moon phases, and Neptune conjunction timings.
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William Ellery Channing
Quincy Adan Gilmore
Carolina
Algeciras
Bosco ‘Tre Case
Mount Vesuving
Marion County Democratic Sheriff and Official Nominees
A wave of 1908 Marion County Democratic announcements lists candidates for sheriff recorder auditor prosecutor infirmary director probate judge coroner county commissioner and more. Names include John G. Stark B F Coneli Edward F. Tittelbaugh Miles Longshore Charles Justich Charles Base ler W S Spencer W A Charter Frank L. Spicer J H Raub A H Trout John W Last B Creasap and others with emphasis on nomination subject to the Democratic county convention May 2 1908.
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Marion County
Sherif
B. F. Coneli
Township
Marion
Edward F. Tittelbaugh
Mirror
Democrata of
Miles Longshor
Charles L. Justich
PCR
Hitter Mirror
Co. B. Freeman
Tuma
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Kaitor Mirror
Charles W. Hardaman
Democrata
the Mirror
Ivor
Ty. O
Dem
W. A. Charter
M. D. Vention
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Greas
Viease
Hatter Mirror
Plasse
Marion Coun
Joun
Webland Township
Pease
Somurlusioner
B. Creasap
Balt Rock Township
Voters Reject City Hall Fire Dept and Market House Proposals
The Monday special election failed to secure two thirds for any building bond. City hall received 1042 affirmative votes to 845 negative, the fire department home 172 to 850, and the market house 1000 to 1, with total turnout far below last fall. Proposals failed though overall public sentiment favored them in part.
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Giese
City Hall Debate Highlights Varied Voter Sentiment
City officials face a crowded choice on a new city hall and fire department quarters amid tax fears and unemployment anxieties. Voters hesitate as the prospect of higher taxes looms, with building plans likely returning to the ballot and old halls needing replacement.
Mexico Alarmed as United States Threatens Action
Mexico appears greatly alarmed by U S plans to take bold action against it. The article notes her concern over potential repercussions and portrays the tension as a significant regional issue with possible diplomatic or military implications.
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Mexico
United States
Mouser
Japan
Fragmented 1910s political and personal rambles in a rough town column
A jumble of reflections on agriculture and crops, political opinions from a Republican viewpoint, and disjointed anecdotes about individuals in a distant era. It touches wheat and corn prospects, a misruled wheat crop, and evolving social views amid war talk with Japan.
Duke of Abruzzi Engagement Rumor Stirs Italian Court
Rome April 7 a conference of the Italian royal family regarding the engagement of the Duke of Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Biking concluded without a formal decision. Rumors say Abruzzi holds influence, Katherine Kikina may be raised, and the engagement could be announced soon with the duke returning to America.
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Rome
Duke of Abrogel
Mins Katherine Biking
Abruzzi
Mish Kikina
Deta
America
Harrison Pulled Off Commission in Ohio Mining Probe
Columbus April 7 State Mine Inspector Harrison was withdrawn by the commission in a decision tied to the Pollosk bill to investigate mining conditions in Ohio. Committee members say Harrison was removed from the commission to preserve miners' interests.
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Columbus
Harrison
Ohto
New Schwab Heiress Born Amid Family Ties in Mishawaka
In Mishawaka Indiana Eberard H Schwab and wife Mrs Schwab welcomed a baby girl described as the new heiress to the Schwab mission, and as grand niece to Sheriff Metlorray. The child is the youngest daughter of Charles Schwab's youngest brother who married Edith McGorray, Sheriff Metlorray's niece, last June.
Youth Electrocuted at a Switchboard Near Lodi California
In Washington D C Apell T W R Dixon learns of his son Allison Dixon’s death after he was electrocuted in a lumber company stable near Lodi California. He turned on a light circuit and a leak in the switch caused current to pass through his body.
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Washington, D. H
Apell T
W. R. Dixon
Allison Dixon
Lodi
Cal
Dixon
Masten T Deel
Eight Prisoners Escape After Door Left Unlocked
A Gulfport report states eleven convicts, sentenced to the state penitentiary, escaped from Harelxou county this morning when a door was left unlocked. The escape occurred due to a failure to lock the door.
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Jackson
Mina
Gulfport
Elyphetyria
State Penitentiary
Harelxou County
Riot in Augusta Ends with Fatal Police Shooting
Police reserves faced a negro settlement riot at Twlegs and Charisse in Augusta Georgia. Mack Fryers was fatally shot when officers attempted to arrest him after the disturbance. Pryers resisted and his father tried to shield him as the crowd clashed, with others firing attempting to strike officers. Several arrests followed as the rioters dispersed.
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Augusta
Ayell
Twlegs
Mack Fryers
Pryers
John Pryera
Mick Fryers
Volver
Mark Pryana
Ritchie Drops Out For Attorney Generalship
Toledo April 7 Myron F Ritchie of Toledo former Ninth district congressman announces candidacy for attorney general on the Democratic state ticket A G Denman Republican nominee is a resident of Toledo
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Toledo
Myron F. Ritchie
Congresswan
Ninth
A. G. Denman
Torodo
Nine of fourteen Michigan counties go dry
In Metroit Michigan on April 7 a total of nine counties voted dry in yesterday's Prohibition measure. Mayoral results show Republicans 30, Democrats 28, and Independents 7 in the county contests.
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Metroit
Mich
Michigan
Jorties
Initiative and Referendum Committee Deadlocked in Columbus
In Columbus on April 10 the initiative and referendum committee remained deadlocked as members could not reach a consensus on a key measure. The stalled action keeps the proposal in limbo with no ruling or timetable announced.
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Initiative and Referendum Committee
Worked a scheme to affect his sweetheart
In Maryaville on April 7 a 20 year old, son of Monroe Amrine, believed dead after failing to wake Monday. Two physicians treated him and argued the youth faked distress. A gun and a water filled pack were found. rumors suggested a trick to reveal him as faking. The patient later revived, doctors noting no lethal substance.
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Maryaville
Laov
Arorhie
Monroe Amrine
Kine
Ambie
Aedons
Waiters Refuse and Railroad Reform Debate
The article discusses wage issues and continued dispute over railroad regulation. Railroad managers push for mailroad surrender and exclusive control, while the president yields on some demands. Secretary Tafl is seen as a reform representative, backing national railroad incorporation policies amid Democratic support.
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Sheritary
Elane
Republican reform promise questioned in taft era critique
The piece argues reform is unlikely from Republicans. It accuses Taft allied reformers of favoring perpetual franchises and income guarantees for corporations, and says Republicans are too tied to predatory interests. It questions if Taft, seen as reform minded, is strong on labor or tariffs, casting doubt on other Republican hopefuls.
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Taft
Democratic County Convention Nominees and State Delegates Named
Democratic County Central Committee announces Marion County Ohio plans for a May 1908 convention to nominate county officers for the November election and to select nine delegates and nine alternates to the State Democratic Convention in Columbus May 5 and 7 1908. Delegates are apportioned by precincts and caucuses will run May 1 1908. The State convention will meet at Franklin County Memorial Hall with delegates chosen by primaries or conventions and four at large delegates to the Denver national convention.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Marion County
Ohio
Harveyor Voroner
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Marion
John M. Pattison
Delogi
Teland
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
Claridon
Grand Prairie
Green Camp
Marion Township
Marion ‘Township
New Bloomington
Montgomery East
Montgomery West
Vieasant
Yownmip
Prospect Village
Prospect Township
Hietisnd
Mortal Village
Halt Rock Township
Scott Township
Pally Township
Waldo
Waldo ‘V
Union
Ball
Allen
Atate Aupervigera
Slettions
State Central Committee
Alleh
Frankin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Ton
Edward H. Moore
Mahonlng County
Fon
Supreme Court
Geleot
Denver
United States
Adama
Gidcking Allen
Ashland G
Ashtabula
Athens
Madison Aliginize
Marioning
Helmont
Medina
Tater
Melga
Ourrat
Mercer Champaign
Miami Clark
Mouroe Clermont
Montgomery Ouoton
Morgan
Columbiana
Morrow
Coshocton
Muckingum
Crawford
Id Noble
Cuyahoga
Ottawa Darke
Paulding
Vetunce
Wory
Delaware
Wickaway Erie
Pike
Pairfield
Portage Fayette
Srebie
Putnam
Yukon
Richland Gala
Geauge
Sanctuaky
Greene
Beloto Guernney
Hamilton
Mancock
Hardin
Maiinnon
Hoory
Highland
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Pelase
Demarcatio County
John G. Stark
Homer PF
Johnson
Spencer
George Orians
J. H. Raub
Bowling Green Township
Henry Leiter
Pleasant Township
A. H. Trout, Claridon
Spalding Goods
C. G. Wiant
Dean
Aulnoprad
Meniunes
Uetine
Eliy
Amilat
Holmes
Congresman Littlefeld
Adina Evans Dows
Honolulu
Lisbon
Olio
Cray
Scott
McClain Co
Chas. W. McClain Co
Board of Agriculture Imelsts
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