April 20 1908 History In Brief and Rates
Advertising rates furnished on application Gem Weekly Mirror subscription 1.00 per year telephone no 9 Weather cooler in north portion tonight Tuesday fair warmer Monday April 20 1908 In History 1882 Darwin dies 1906 San Francisco earthquake fires checked total deaths 488 loan over 3000000 grows loss over 1000000000 Astronomical events Tonight Tomorrow Morning 40 four 8 11 08 planet Oran apparently stationary
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Charles Robert Darwin
San Francisco
Rven
Oran
Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner Candidates in Marion County
A series of letters to the Mirror editor from Marion County Democrats announces candidacy for sheriff and county commissioner. Names include John Stark, B F Conklin, A Amrin, Frank L Spicer, J H Raub, Henry S Iter, H Trout, John W Lust, with nominations subject to the Democratic county convention dates in 1905 to 1908.
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Marion County
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Frank L, Spicer
Bowling Green
Democrats Open Candidacies for Marion County Officials
A stream of party notices from the Marion County Democratic Mirror lists candidates for multiple county offices including commissioner recorder auditor prosecuting attorney infirmary director probate judge coroner treasurer and clerk of courts. Each entry states candidacy is subject to the will of the upcoming Democratic county convention, with several names from Prospect Green Camp and other townships.
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Charles L. Justice
Tim
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Mirror
Marion County
Central American tensions and U.S. political bets unfold
The piece notes renewed frictions among Central American states, shifts in Ohio party dynamics with Bryan support, and President Roosevelt pressuring railroads to give African Americans a fairer treatment. It mentions Castro, Mazatlan mutiny, and looming congressional limits, plus a public dispute over gate receipts and railroad power.
Wealth and Politics Dominate Disjointed 1912 Ohio Debates
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic maneuvering in Ohio and national scenes, noting promises, pensions, and money as tests of influence. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm and Rockefeller as examples of money in politics, mentions Easter sermons, Taft’s position, and various contested nominations while highlighting shifting allegiances in Stark and Marion counties.
Federal court victory over state courts in Nebraska case
Washington April 20 another victory for federal courts as the U S Supreme Court refused to require a Nebraska state court to send back a suit the state began to enforce its interstate railroad rate law. The decision reinforces federal control over interstate commerce disputes and limits Nebraska's authority in this matter.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Nebraska
Interstate Railroad Rite Slawe
Quarrel Over a Girl Ends in Fatal Stabbing
In Wheel, West Virginia, Mazie Artello sparked a lethal quarrel at an Easter dance. Miner Joseph Reketotn, 40, was stabbed and died in a Wheeling hospital. Suspect Harry Bartoll fled toward Wheeling but was captured. his brother allegedly aided in the assault.
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W. Va
Mazie Artello
Wttle
Connors
Joseph Keketotn
Harry Bartdll
Bartoll
Wheeling
Ttkver
Former Senator Prom Florida Dies in Port Townsend
Port Townsend report says former U.S. senator Simon B. Conover, who served during President Jayes era, died Sunday morning at his home of old age. The obituary notes his Florida ties and service.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Simon B. Conover
Jayes
United States
Trim Movida
Boiler explosion at Tipton ice plant rocks town
Tipton Indiana April 30 a boiler explosion at an ice plant rocked the residence area, blowing debris through roofs and smashing homes. Engineer Charles Covert, uninjured, reported normal steam and water conditions. Property damage estimated at 25 000, with heavy machinery and bricks strewn about. no one hurt.
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Tipton
Ind
Tipton Fee
Charles Covert
Wealthy Eastern Ohio Man Dies This Morning
Bridgeport reports the death of Willan Medill owner of half the town of Tionville and described as possibly the wealthiest man in eastern Ole. He died this morning at about 65.
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Ohio
Bridgeport
Willan | Medill
Tionville
Ole
Restaurant Sold in East Center Street Deal
Ernest Roecker, famed Interurban cafe owner, sells the business on East Center Street to the O'Keefe brothers. Eugene Throckmorton will manage going forward. Roecker has not decided on his next occupation.
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Ernest Roecker
East Center Wreet
O'Keefe
Resolutions for Deceased Brother of Union Travelers
The Supreme Counselor notes the death of Brother Fisher of Marlon Cornell No 129 Union Commercial Travelers of America. The resolution expresses sympathy to his widow and orders the report to be recorded and sent to the bereaved wife and related society members.
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Mor
James i. Blaher
Ieher
Lfe
Brother Eisher
Marlon Cornell
Union Commercial Travelers of America
Ala
Marlon Daily Ieepers
Fatal stove explosion burns man and destroys home
Xoula O April 20. Min Morris Webb aged 48, husband of Mayor W Brenan’s sister, was badly burned when coal oil ignited in a stove explosion while kindling a fire. His wife Mrs Welch poured coal oil on a hot stove causing the blast and a fire that destroyed the dwelling as neighbors tried to aid him. Webb’s condition was reported critical with possible death.
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Xoula
Min
Morris Webb
Khster
Brenan
Hértte
Welch
Democratic County Convention Held Across Marion County Ohio
Ohio Democrats announce a county convention in Marion to nominate candidates for county offices and a slate for the Democratic State Convention in Columbus on May 6 and 8 1908. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by precincts with caucus voting listed. proceedings set for Franklin County Memorial Hall with officers named and committees formed.
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Lanerats
State of
Ohio
Columbus
Caledonia Village
Claridon
Claridon South
Asiada
Berren
Green Camp Village
Green Camp Township
Marion Townahly
Marion Township
Pins
New Bloomington
Montgomery East
Montgomery West
Viewant
Prospect Village
Prospect Township
Morval Village
Balt Rock
Scott Township
Tully Township
Waldo Village
Waldo ‘Township
County Board of
Wipervisore
United States
Uame
State Central Committee
Brut
Frankin County Memorial Hall
Edward H. Moora
Mahoning County
Benjamin M Gayman
Pranklin
Arma
Bert
Marllow
Butler County
Lange
Public Worka
Supreme Court
Denver
United 4 States
Adame
Aten
Logan
Ashland
Lorain, SlAsitabula
Linens Slamend
Madison Aviglolite
Helmont
Urown
Watler
Carroll
Champaign
Charis A
Clermont
Montgomery
Oliutea
Morgan Colwinbiaga
Morrow Cometon
Muikingam Crawford
Noble A
Cuvahone
Ouawteahe Darke
Te Powlding
Yujion Hiebland
Atin Slueauga
Guernsey
Hamilton Tlancock
Hardin, Norrison S
Menry
Wightand
Iteeman
Jnnksc
JW. Jacowy
Aeknon i
W. S Spencer
Jhervon
Call for the State Democratic Convention Notice
Call for the State Democratic Convention under the order of the Democratic State Central Committee. The notice announces convening details and context for party members and officials to gather for the statewide event.
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Democratic State Central
No. Wee
Automobile Carnival in New York Sparks Citywide Show
A New York event centers on a carnival with more than 6000 automobiles converging in the city. The New York World plans sensory spectacle at the Hippodrome featuring Manuel Klein and the Puppodrom, promising a grand musical showcase and popular songs.
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New York
Manuel Klein
Hippodrome
Weltioo
Penuberon
Whitman
Italian Fleet Demonstration Aims to Protect Rights
The Italian fleet plans a demonstration in Turkish waters to safeguard Italy’s interests amid tensions over the Macedonian issue and Balkan affairs. Diplomats note the move signals firmness without seeking territorial gain, occurring as Germany’s Wilhelm II visits the Mediterranean and Britain watches closely. Turkey’s consent to open Italian concessions follows Vienna’s demand for authority to operate in Turkey.
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Turkey
Dhaly
Pein
Turkian Rusry
Pind
Kijgut Vialy
Elaine
Italy
Maripoli
Alabama
Macedonia
Aela Minor
St Petersburg
the Key
Italey
Juni
William
Germany
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Turbulent Balkan Demonstration Sparks Turkish Naval Alert
Fragmentary text describes a demonstration planned in Terlish waters and a fleet sail order prepared after receiving a Turkish message. The near term plan centers on a Turkish request and present intergovernmental differences. Authorities balance show of force with political caution amid tensions.
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Shronk
Terlish
Oheed
Romente
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Congress
Day
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Syracuse Universlty
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Pomerone
Taft
Virginia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince Henry
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Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Europe
Clay
Webster
Canton
Florida IS Dead
O'Keefe Brothers
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W. A. Longbon
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Tony
Marx & Sons
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Oath County
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