Advertising Rates and Political Announcements in 1908 Mirror
The page lists advertising rates for a newspaper, then shifts to political notices. It includes repeated candidate declarations for Marion County and surrounding townships, with names such as JOHN G. STARK, F. AMRINE, FRANK L SPICER, HENRY SHITER, A. H. TROUT, JOHN W LUST, EDWARD V. TITTLBAUGH, MILES LONGSHORS, CHARLES L JUSTICE, CHARLES BASELER, SAMUEL BADER, GEORGE WHITEMAER, CHARLES W HABERMAN, W. A. HINKLIN, W. WOTRING, and CURTIS MORROW, all announcing bids for sheriff, commissioner, recorder, auditor, prosecutor, infirmary director, probate judge, coroner, and clerk of courts in Marion County Ohio with May 2, 1908 convention reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Trout
Claridon
I P
Mister Mirror
Marion County
John W Lust
Richland Township
Samuel Bader
Marion
Ohio
the Mirror
Ofice of
W. A. Charter
Mirror
W. H. Hinklin
Governor Harris Seeks Arms for Tobacco District Residents
Governor Harris proposes arming residents of the tobacco district to guard Themaecloen satin at night amid feuds in Kentucky. The plan faces skepticism given ongoing tensions and local history.
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Harris
Tobacco
Kentucky
Lereh
Home of Representatives
Cohmbue
Athens
Political conventions shape Ohio and national lines in 1908
Fragmentary dispatches describe crowded party meetings in Ohio and surrounding regions as Democratic and Republican factions prepare for state and national conventions. Reports discuss potential delegates to Chicago, possible Taft alignment, and local county choices amid a tense political season with candidates for congress and down-ballot posts.
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Wek
Ohba
Marion County
Chicago
Taft
O Wng
Santa Kartes
U.S
Mouser
Grant
Meion County
Democratic Party
Minon
Cheney
Unik
Republican convention day shifts to distant venue
The text notes the Republican convention in Bouris is near and distant travel is required, with strong phrasing about delegations and fears of weighty riders joining from Kentucky amid debate over Taft and scene in Chicago.
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Bueyris
Jong
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedy Says Ad
An old advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It asserts local applications fail and promises a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for a free circular from P. J. Cheney & Co. and to buy their pills.
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Hall
Qatarrh
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Druguinta
Obie Era Gleaned From Political Debate
A fragment discusses the Republican and Democratic outlook with a belief that Democrats could falter without strong plans this fall. It notes widespread awareness that nominees should be worthy, and urges state convention delegates to choose the best men to advance the party.
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Obie
Atrotg Med
Denino
Startling Allegations Hit New York Courtroom
In New York on April 27, Franklin Pierre, prosecuting counsel, delivered dramatic claims alleging that most New York City newspapers were paid by the Metropolitan Street Mallway company during a past year. The bench opened for the hearing on changes against District Attorney Jerome, and the session began with the filing of the brank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
New York
Vouch Ors
Franklin Pierre
Connell
New York City
Metropolitan Street Mallway Company
Buty
Brank
Appeal for Help in Storm Relief Effort Washington
The state of Misetewlypt appeals to the national government and the American Red Cross for aid after the recent wind storm. A telegram from Governor Noel requests relief for the affected community. CN, BUTECONS, NUTPOS ANT and the Red Cross will provide assistance.
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Washington
Misetewlypt
Nateonal
American Red Crows Society
Wit
Wotmns
Noel
Misaximetirpl
Kea Cross
Gladiator wreck search begins after collision off Yarmouth
Twenty eight are dead after the Gladiator wreck off Yarmouth. Dives cannot reach the hulk until salvage work clears the way. The new St Paul remains dry docked for examination of injuries.
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Southampton
Bay
Apel
Yarmouth
Cainot
Ufe
St. Paul
Desertions and Grievances Plague U S Navy Crews
Report cites rising desertions from battleships and widespread discontent among bluejackets. Sailors denounce poor grub, ill fitting uniforms paid for by wages, excessive punishments, and minimal shore leave. They accuse junior officers of bullying and class bias, claiming the Navy lacks officer sympathy compared with other nations.
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New York Tribune
Navy
Jack
Tim
Otcers
United States Navy
Natural Fortress of Madagascar’s Rock City
A remarkable fortress known as the People of the Rocks sits in northern Madagascar. A sheer rock mass about 1,000 feet high covers eight square miles, with steep sides making ascent nearly impossible. Access is only by an unlikely passage, claimed in the fragmentary report.
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Madagascar
Jowen’ Garett
Pend: Sylvamnia's Bonds Are Subscribed Fast
New York April 5 After repeated overruns subscriptions for the New Pennsylvania bond issue of 40,000,000 were closed promptly today Kuhn Loeb and company announced the subscription is the largest the firm ever received. The subscription winded several times over subscribed.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Kuhn Loeb and Company
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Burgass
A. C. Holland Baltor
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Colier
North Sant
Mary Wollstonecraft
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tss
Fion
J. Sterling Morton
Execretary of Agriculture
Arbor Day
Saturn
Pelase
Cemereatic
Merion County
John G. Stark
Pleasant Township
Edstor Mirror
Georg Orians
A. Amrine
Montgomery Township
Frank L, Spicer
Bowling Grees
Mditor
Viease
Raub, Bowling Green Township
Henry Shiter
Tam
Editor Mirror
Uease
Democrata
Creasap
Ball Rock Township
Kilitor
Plenae
Ormat
A. HM. Tinbaut
Prospect Township
POR Recordor
Kaltor Mirror
Edward V. Tittelbaugh
Miles Longshors
Eostor Mirror
Charles L. Justice
Co. B. Freeman
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
George Whitemaier
Tully Township
Homer ©. Johnson
Charles W. Haberman
Ditor Mirror
POR Treasurer
Easter Mirror
Maron County
Wotring
Porook
Ourtis Morrow
Bookselier
Bstationer
HE Boure
Post Gans
Witten
Thio
Evans
Litahow
Tatest
Walt Mireet
Patt
Joosevelt
Dent
Nick
Alice
Biretith
Cole
Colus Ana
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Wight Ridera
Jackies
I. Marx & Sons
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
Johnston's Dye House
Prospect Bt
D. A. Frank Co
West Hulk
U. K
North State Street
Pend
Sylvamnia
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