Candidates For Marion County Offices In Democratic Primary
A long list of Marion County Democrats announce candidacies for county offices including Commissioner Recorder Auditor Prosecutor Infirmary Director Probate Judge Coroner and Clerk of Courts. The notices urge nomination at the upcoming Democratic county convention on May 2 1908 and call for support of the party ticket.
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Marion County
Coun
Iwos
Por Clyork
Ming County
Curtis Morrow
Fragmentary biographical dates and events in a clipped ledger style
A rough OCR fragment lists births and deaths including John Law born 1720 and Aphra Behn dying about 1689. It notes Eugene Beaubar tied to Napoleon era, a 1882 Mexico war declaration, US Civil War context, and Samuel Smiles death 1812, plus an astronomical note about tonight and tomorrow with moon rise details.
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John Law
Apbara
Aphray Behn
Eugene Beaubar ‘ Nals
Josephine
Italy
France
Mexico
United States
Samuel Smiles
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Democratic party sheriff and commissioner candidates named
Multiple readers from Marion County announce candidacies for sheriff and county commissioner. Each note states they seek the Democratic nomination and support from voters, subject to the county convention on May 2, 1908, with at least eight signatories including John G. Stark B F Conklin George Orians A Amrin Frank L. Spicer H H Raub Henry Shiter.
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the Mirror
Poinse
Jorenth
Marion County
Editor Mirror
Sipete
Howling Green Tp
Unclear fragmentary political note from era hints at nominations
Fragmentary text mentions Republicans, Congressmen Mouser and Nellie, possible nomination demands, and deaths by automobiles. Content is incomplete with many misspellings, making precise events or identities hard to determine.
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Roosevelt
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War Declared Over a Marriage Scandal Split in Town
Washington April 16 watchful eyes guard the remaining marriageable members of a once respected sisterhood after Ada Pratt eloped last Saturday with Franklin Hoover of Philadelphia. Hoover, a hotel clerk, is the second man to challenge the group’s moral code in two years. The community fears her fate will be a cautionary tale as gossip swirls and the sisterhood considers punitive measures.
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Washington
Tie Ian
Wo- Hu
Ada Oh
Pratt
Gol
Strick
Criminal proceedings urged against Gov Deneen
A legislative investigation committee meeting in Kankakee denounced Governor Deneen as violator of the anti tram law. Representative John J. McLaughlin led the charge, claiming repeated violations by those in power as the inquiry proceeded amid bitter exchanges. Season tickets for Marion Baseball Co. were advertised at 26 games for $2.00 sold at Strayer's Drug Store.
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Thone
Strayer's Drug Store
Abas
The
Marion Baseball Co
Btrayer
President's Pet Pushed: Roosvelt's Push for Labor and Commerce Reform
The president’s agenda stalls most proposed laws except the employment law, currency tweaks, and tariff revision. A caucus will refine plans to extend interstate commerce powers, regulate railroads, and normalize securities. He seeks anti injunctive measures, a national child law, postal reform, and campaign finance tweaks with strong language against opposition. The naval program is done, leaving a partisan tilt in policy.
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Jin" Watson
Cureenay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lla
District of Columbia
Conarene
Jack‘son
New York Sends Sorrow as Brooklyn Friends Leave Mayoral Fight
New York delegates expressed sorrow for Nini while Mevarren faced defeat at the convention. He attacked the floor with a threat that Namimany could not elect another Democratic mayor while present, was interrupted amid insults, and the instructiones followed.
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Brooklyn
Nini
Mevarren
Namimany
Detergate Delegates Vote Split at Regional Convention
Delegates from New York to the Denver convention will vote as four and four A, directed by Murphy and Conners, shaping the outcome of the convention proceedings.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Denver
Murphy and Conners
Democratic County Convention and State Delegates Notice
Marion County Democrats announce a May 2 1908 county convention to nominate county officers and nine delegates to the May 1 1908 Columbus state convention, with caucus voting at precincts May 1. The state convention in Columbus May 6 1908 will select national delegates and officers, with details on apportionment and meeting sites statewide.
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Koch
John M. Pattison
Usta
Island
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
yClaridon
Claridon
Fransets
Grand Prairie
New
Loomington
Montgomery Font Montgomery West Pleasant Township
Prospect Village
Prospect Township
Weblend Township
Mortal Village
Beott Township
Wally ‘Township
Waldo Village
Waldo ‘Township
Democrats
State of
Ohio
Tate
Columbus
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Miter Mirror
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Richland Township
P Pease
S. BR. Creasap
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Marion
Edward F.tittelbaugh
Auditor Mirror
Miles Longshore
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Charles L. Justion
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Charles Baseldr
Green Camp Township
Nomer
Johnson
Kditor
Charles W. Haberman
W. A. Charter
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Ina County
Mare Jon County
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Joe
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Board of Public Service
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Taft
President Roosevelt
Henry T. Rainey
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Cleveland
Harry Swith
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Vorga
Ike
Hannon
Ted Bradley
Kentucky
Crane
Maksahusetts
Sandusky Register
Sherifh
John G. Stark
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
George Orians
A. Amrin
Montgomery Township
Baker Mirror
H. Raub
Howling Keen Township
Henry Shiter
Cc. G. Wiant
Uliza
Tig
Wien
Columbum
Werteal
Gox
Brown
Hilvert
Nellie
Hueyrus
Miss Pratt
Dr. King
G. C. Floyd
Merchant
Kerahaw, 8. C
Itschanen Brothers
S. Main Street
Gov. Deneen
Democratic County Central Committee
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John M. Yary Uson
County Board of Deputy States Supervisora of
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Theranklin County Memorial
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Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Menjamin Gayman
Franklin County
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Bert S. Bartsow
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Lange
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Dalry and Wood
Supreme Court
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Mahoning
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Marton Shrown
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