April 14 1908 Ohio Weather and History Snippets
Weather for Ohio shows showers tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Historical notes for April 14 recall 1881 Confederates taking Port Sowter, 1865 Lincoln’s assassination, 1905 Paul Jones rediscovery. Astronomical events mark Saturn and Mercury in close conjunction as night falls.
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Ohio
Tureday
Sowter
Avreturn Lincoln
Wilkes Booth
Paul Jones
Parka
Bun
Saturn
Mercury
Marion County Sheriff and Commissioner Nomination Notices
A series of political notices announce candidates for sheriff and county commissioner in Marion County. Names include JOHN G. STARK, B F CONKLIN, AMRINE, FRANK L. SPICER, H RAUB, A H TROUT, and others. Each declaration states filing to run in the Democratic county convention, slated for May 2, 1908, with allegiance to the party and willingness to serve if the convention pleases.
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Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Green
Democrats nominate Marion county candidates for county offices
A long list of Democratic party nominees announces seeking county offices by the Marion Mirror, subject to the will of the coming Democratic County Convention. Names include John W Last, Walter Mirror, Haitor Mirror, Edward F. Tittelbaugeh, Miles Longshore, Charles L. Justice, C. B. Freeman, Charles Baseler, Homer Johnson, W. A. Gharter, and Curtis Morrow, each seeking nomination for various posts such as prosecutor, auditor, infirmary director, probate judge, coroner, treasurer, and clerk of courts. The piece also notes broader political commentary on national figures and events.
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Marion County
Walter Mirror
Bookor
Haitor
Marion
Edward F. Tittelbaugeh
Mirror
Miles Longshore
Charles L. Justice
C. B. Freeman
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Marion J
Homer
Johnson
Piease
Charles W. Hardaman
Dyux
the Mirror
Wie
W. A. Gharter
Clark
Curtis Morrow
Agreement Near for Coal Miners Return in Midwest
Toledo reports that a joint meeting of miners and operators in the Midwest will address resuming work on Western Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana coal fields pending a final settlement. A temporary pact is expected easing the return to mills as President Taft pledges mediation to resume by April 16 if possible. The interstate meeting attracted broad consensus, with no dissent at the first discussion.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Inners
Tawls
Indianapolis
Conviction Could Carry Multi Million Dollar Fines
A federal grand jury indicted executives from Musenust Pacific and Iron Mountain with granting and recalling rebates. Conviction could bring up to 1 160 000 dollars per defendant. The report references unrelated parliamentary pew voting quirks in Chutney parish and a historic gallery pew sale in Tokenhouse Yard, illustrating curious property rights and voting privileges.
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Little Rock
Ark
Peters
Musenust Pacific
Iron Mountain’ Roads
Scomra
Howard Hench
Chutney
Pos
Muntion
Justice & Table
Chertsey
Tokenhouse Yard
Tragedy Enacted In Tenderloin District
New York on April 11 reports a grim murder scene in the tenderloin with Kate Peller bound by a towel around the neck found dead, Vito Delle Wadly slain by throat wounds, and Charles A. Panger among the deceased in a disturbing local crime. The incident unsettles the community as police investigate the sequence and motives behind the killings.
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New York
Kate Peller
Vito Delle Wadly
Wile Charles A, Panger, & Boller Maker
Berger Arrested After Fatal Flat Attack
Berger told police he found Badia robbing the flat, then she attacked and killed his wife. He denies knowledge of the woman's death and is in custody at a hospital.
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Berger
Badia
Taft Supporters Echo Ohio Political Tensions
Taft supporters analyze the lost Foraker boom and the shifting Ohio political scene as white and black delegations strain the Republican ticket. The piece traces rivalries, past battles, and the lingering bitterness toward Foraker amid national party dynamics and potential party realignments.
Ohio political titan fights through fate and fortune
The narrative recalls a figure who left the first signal corps, earned college and legal degrees after six army discharges, built a Cincinnati office, ran for Ohio governor twice, and rose to the Senate. Amid McKinley and Manna era shifts, he amassed wealth, clashed with the Allison Aldrich ring, and faced a streak of bad luck as a black cat supposedly crossed his path.
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Jin
Signal Corps
Cincinnati
Pontines
Ohio
Tate House
Senate
McKinley
Manna
Dhinmell
Allison Aldrich
Couch
Cleveland
Democratic County Convention in Marion County Ohio 1908
Notice of Democratic County Central Committee convening to nominate county officers for the November 1908 election and to select nine delegates and nine alternates to the Democratic State Convention to be held May 6 1908 in Columbus. Delegates allotted by precincts with caucus times 7 to 9 p m Central Standard Time.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Democrata
Marion County
Ohio
Marion
Babhinet
Joh M Pattison
Mig Island
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
Claridon
Montgomery
Montgomery West
Vieasant
Prospect Village
Prospect Township
Richland
Morral Village
Salt Rock
Scott Township
Ae Tully
Yownanip
Waldo Village
Waldo
Call for the State Democratic Convention in Ohio 1908
The Democratic State Central Committee orders a state convention in Columbus on May 6 7 1908 to nominate candidates for state offices. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for Governor Patterson and primary conventions. The convention will decide presidential electors governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and other posts. Delegates and officers named with meeting times and locations.
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Ganleltig
Dixie
Tre
Foraker
Pattsman
National Republican Committee
Tvs
Tate
Ohio
Thiuage
Ohio Conmiior
Joseph Benson Woraker
Lord Fauntleroy
William McKinley
M. A. Hata
Cleveland
William Howard Taft
John Sherman
New York
Woraker
William McKinney
McKinley
Hanna
Komevelt
Taft
Buckeye
Poraker
Ohis
Bia
John Brown
John M. Patson
Te Cority Controlling Committee
County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
United States
State Central Committee
Franklin County Memorial Mall
East Browd Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Benjamin Gayman
Frankin County
Bert
Bartlow
Hutler County
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Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Allorga
Asd
Denver
Vioaaigts Ute
Marion
Medina
Sutter
Carro
S/Champaign
Sittarke
Clermont
Shiinton
Columbiana
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Crawford el
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Larke
Wenanece
GjAltawore
Pairfieid
Wayern
Braoklin
Sulton
BiGailla
Geauga
ZlUreone
Guernsey
Manuiton
Ttancocka
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Pelase
Marian County
John G. Stark
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Townable
George Orians
A, Amrine
Montgomery Township
A. H. Raub
Bowling Green Township
Henry Seitmr
Pleasant Township
A. H. Trout, Claridon ‘Tp
Water Mirror
G. Wiant
House OF Post Cards
John W Last
Richland Township
Ealtor Aurror.vieaxe
Treaureur
W. & Wotring
Hughes
Wall Street
Lilley
Pitteborg
Alice
Merviniae
Roonevelt
Prince
Mme
Vanderbilt
Paso Robles
Admiral Evans
Congress
Cannon
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Bryan
Chandler
Lafollette
Dick and Forker
Harry Thaw
Wfe
Evelyn
House
McClain’s
England and
Wales
Mary Wad
William
Bonnhon
Scott
Tenderloin
Democratic State Central Committee
Tion
Otto
Columbus
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