Wrather Hain Tonight Teeters On Edge
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
4
April 13 In History and Naval Battle Notes
Dates and deaths of historical figures including Thomas Jefferson and David Dudley Field are listed alongside a 1904 naval engagement near Port Arthur. Mentions Admiral Makaroff and painter Vereshagin among the casualties, plus a Chicago rebate case verdict for Standard Oil. Also notes astronomical details for tonight and tomorrow morning with sunset and sunrise times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson Randall
David Dudley Field
Amer
Jean Jurist
Port Arthur
Judse Pied
Petropavlovek
Makaroff
Vereschagin
Standard Ol! Company
Chicago
Marion County Democratic Candidates Seek Nominations
A flood of notices from Marion County Democrats announces candidacies for county offices. John Last for Commissioner, S B Orwabap for Recorder, Tit tlebaugh for Auditor, Miles Longshore for County Clerk, Charles Just ice for Prosecutor, Charles Baseler for Infirmary Director, and others including John Stark and B F Conklin seek Probate Judge Sheriff and related posts, all subject to the upcoming Democratic county convention on May 2, 1908. The letters urge party voters to support these nominees at the convention and in the ensuing election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Miles Longshore
Tim
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Charter M D announces candidacy for coroner in Marion county
W A Charter M D announces his candidacy for the office of coroner at the Marion county convention to be held May 2 1908, subject to the will of the Democratic party. He notes May 4 1905 as the initial draft date and lists Montgomery Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirror
the Mirror
Marion Coun
Ty. O
W. A. Charter
M. D
Politicians announce county commissioner candidates
A flurry of notices from Bowling Green and Marion County Democrats announces several candidates for county commissioner, clerk of courts and treasurer, all subject to Democratic convention decisions on May 2, 1908. The item also reports national politics, Roosevelt Taft Foraker maneuvers, and mixed commentary on party strategy and recent state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Green
Wditer Mirror
Curtis Morrow
Foraker backs third-term bid amid Roosevelts clash
The article notes Senator Foraker endorsing a third term for President Roosevelt, a move seen as an effort to defeat Taft for the nomination. It highlights Foraker as Roosevelt’s fiercest foe within the party and contrasts him with Tillman, whose opposition is expected due to party differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
Ohio
Dick Ls
Forc
Gente
Roosevelit
Tilman
Tillman
Senate
Miners Poised Return Across States by May First
Ninety four Vodannd miners prepared to return to work at Ohio and Western mines next week. The United Mine Workers president Themis Ta Lawie announced the statement. President Lewie Purther said all union miners in the United States should be at work by May 1 as he left for Toledo to join a conference with mine operators in Pennsylvania, Indian and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiel
Ohio
Enoeylvark
Fartheet
Themis Ta Lawie
United Mine Workers
Lewie Purther
United States
Lewis
Lewis Left This Morntie
Toledo
Minery
Pennsylvania
Quiet Sunday Amid Pensacola Strike Aftermath
Pensacola residents faced a quiet Sunday as no major developments occurred in the strike. Mayor Hodwin reactivated the curfew, keeping streets clear by 1 AM. police detained or arrested those who defied orders. Four militia companies were on scene with two more expected tonight to prevent crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
C. Hodwin
Anilitia
ANNA A GOLDEN CALF ANNA A GOLDEN CALF
Ex Gov James Campbell spoke at the First Congregational church in Columbus on The Golden Calf condemning wealth worship and inheritance. He denounced lavish fortunes and warned against idolatry of money, noting capital punishment stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lerour
James 1
Campbell
Tye
Nvillona
Mies
General Assembly
Brooklyn Youth Fatally Shoots Father in Quarrel
In Brooklyn on April 13 William Stalkey shot and fatally wounded his father John Stalkey age 21 during a quarrel with the mother Frances. Police described the incident as a domestic dispute and there were no immediate reports of additional arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Beach
Hargis
New York
Pitte
William Stalkey
John
Frances
Chelsea Burning and Bank Funds Questioned
A fragment describes Chelsea with mentions of multiple local sites and institutions including Akaplin and Seden Car Co, Tidewater Ot Co, St Rows Rowan Catholic church, Broadway, St Rose Roman Catholic, Jone, State armory, Sacred Heart convent, MM. hn A building, Boston elevated railroad station, and several banks. The passage notes low valuations and that funds of all banks except County Savings Bank are in the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wage Vine
Akaplin and Seden Car Co
Howenfelt Hiroe
Boston l
County Bavings Bank
Chelsea Suyint — Tmiite
Chelsea Tri Oe Winnisimmett National Bank
Providence Go-Operative Bank
County Barings Bank
Chelsea Fire Ravages City Center and Kills, Displaces Thousands
Chaos as Chelsea suffers a major blaze spreading across Broadway to East Houston Street. Militia and sailors from Charlestown and the navy yard assist in evacuations while homes burn and hundreds are left homeless. Thousands receive bread and milk as relief centers open. by afternoon dozens remain unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Bank
Horton
Bellingham
Samper
Freett
Averette Av
Pelingham St
V Names
Broadway
Gth
Musenio Hall
Odd Fellows Tmil
Kennett
Cheleck Creek
East Houston
East Heston
Chelsea
Beck
Fiat
Coast Artillery
Bén Frew
Col. Wood
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cmpany
Navy Yard
Beok
Wna
Hull
Admiral Swife
Wabash
Mra. J. Smoke
Mra
Jd. M. Arnold
Naval Hospital
Distelce
Boston
Charlestown
Everetttreet
Chelot High School
Democratic County Convention for Marion County Ohio 1908 Nomination
Notice of the Democratic County Central Committee of Marion County Ohio calling the May 2 1908 convention to nominate county officers for the November 1908 election and to select delegates and alternates to the Democratic State Convention. Precinct caucuses scheduled May 1 1908 at 7 to 8 PM CST. apportionment based on votes for Governor Pattison in 1905. includes precinct by precinct delegate counts and a two year central committeeman appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pattison
Delegatie Tmond
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
Claridon
Grand
Grand Prairie
Green Camp Village
Green Camp
Marion Township
Lakue Village
New Bloomington
Montgomery Font Montgomery West
Pieasant ‘Township
Prospect Village
Prospect
Richland ‘Township
Morral Village
Falt Rock
Scott Township
Tully Township
Waldo Village
Waldo ‘Township
Central
A. W. Jacoby
Ghatrin W
Spencer
Auch
State Central Committee
Ohio
Columbus
County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
United Statea
Lange
Public Works
Supreme Court
Denver
United States
Adame
Dicking
Allen
Logan
Rahinnd
Lorain
Avhtabula
Athens
Madison
Auginice
Mahoning
Belmont
Marion Lucas Brown
Medina Kotler
Meigs
Carroll
Mercer Champaign
Mian Clarke
Monroe Clermont
Columbiana
John M
Pat Comuipcton
Winkingue Ae
Unio
Crawtora
Ope
Fairfield
Fayette
Ranklin
Ulton
Vallia
Ueauga
Ureene
Con- Hamilton
We Party
Hancock
Hardin ‘Vaseara
Easter Wardrobe Replenish for Kas and Bir
The notice invites readers to come for an out fitting with assurance of paying a fair price for the best of clothing and boy’s wearables to replenish Kas’s wardrobe. It emphasizes value and selection for Easter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Kas
Ohio Democratic Convention Delegates to Meet May 5 6 1908
Fragmented notice outlines Ohio Democratic Convention details with primary rules and delegate apportionment by county. It names dates May 5 and 6 1908, Columbus location, officers, and the process to select delegates and alternates for national and state offices. It lists counties and delegate counts and references primary or mass conventions for choosing delegates.
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Marion Daily Mirror
J. Burgess
C. Holland
Eskly Mirror
Wrather Hain
Teeters Bowe
Por Sherife
Polate
Marion
John W Last
Hichland Township
Orwabap
Salt Rock Township
Hkwoordier
ARDF
Tittelbaugh
Charles L. Justice
Co. B. Freeman
Sherif
Aurror
Stark
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
George Orians
Homdrep. Johnson
Matter Mirror
Tha
Democratia Teket
Charles W. Habhrman
Hdster
Democrata
Couny
A. Amrine
Montgomery
Walter Mirror
A. H. Raub
Bowling Green Township
Fastor Mirror
Henry
Bitter
A. H. Trout
POR
Misgae
Democrats
Mareon County
W. C. Wottring
Pickaway
Valedz
Alaska
Pickaway County
Anna Gould
Burpe
Willone
Coutittoni
Mexico
Secretary of the Navy
Meer
Washington
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Tennessee
Onlo
Idie J
Mamachusetts
Apunyon
Belira Ror
Review Review
Jaecalls, ‘Cc. G
Anna
James E, Campbell
Democratic County Conven
Sheritt
Common Pleas Court Toam
Marton
Astom
Marx & Sons
Franklin County Memorial Hall
Heat Broad Street
Edward H
Mahoning County
Benjamin Gayman
Frankin County
Bartyl
Bartlow
Butler County
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