Convention Call of Thirteenth Ohio Senate District Democrats
The Democrats of the Thirteenth Senatorial district of Ohio will meet in delegate convention at the Court Hall in Marysville on Tuesday August 1 at 2 30 PM to nominate a State Senator The representation basin is one delegate and one alternate for every 100 votes cast for John M Pattison for governor in 1405 Counties like Logan have specified delegate counts The convention hall site will be chosen by the four county executive committees Temporary Chairman is Hon Phil M Crow Hardin County Temporary Secretary is Hon BB Goumer Union County W H Evans Hardin County W J Niven Logan County Martin J Burke Marion County Homer Southard Union County
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Ohio
Court Hall
Marysville
John M. Pattison
Logan
Seagarteeses
Phil M. Crow
Hardin County
BB Goumer
Union County
W. H. Evans
W. J) Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marion County
Homer Southard
Harmony and Backlash At Cedar Point Convention In Ohio
A Sandusky Register editorial criticizes the Cedar Point Republican convention where Mouser was nominated and harmony arrangements favored Taft supporters. Foraker men accuse whitewashing and claim the committee blocked endorsements, revealing shifting loyalties among district Republicans and a fractured party in the Thirteenth district.
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Foraker
Cedar Point
Mouser'c Offoe
Taft
Sandusky Register
We Districa
Mack
Harmony” Convention
Iity
Holgers
Campaign attacks and tariff blame in 1909 rhetoric
In a heated excerpt the text attacks Taft Roosevelt and Foraker while blaming Republican tariff and economic policy for high prices and debt. It claims Roosevelt did the wartime work, Taft would face scrutiny, and cites Harriman, Thaw, and Stanford White in a broad political critique.
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Mr. Taft
Local oddities and political jumbles mix in Ceveland report
A garbled Ceveland item describes a goat rescuing a woman and children from a mad dog by pushing through a fence. It also mocks a senator and references various bits about cows, dogs, bankrupts, and a steamer roller named Fortier at Cedar Point with mixed, unclear details.
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Ceveland
Fragmentary political barb and party clash at openin
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a heated political exchange at a Republican gathering. Mentions Mouser, Porakitynas, and a national committee member, with hostile jabs about returning prosperity and remarks about turning to the lake. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Finances discussed at Palmview political meeting
Varuna councilmember Diacuses finance as delegates favor Democratic ticket. Judge J West from Wellton cites public discontent with Republican Aldrich and Hale era and warns of a panic under Republican rule, urging a labor‑mased Democratic shift.
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Cnov
Uryan
J. Weat
Welltton
Kia
Palmview
Aldrich
Senators Endorsement Row Delays Open Meeting
The article lists officials including Secretary WO H. Phippa and A. B. Alderman among state leaders and notes Congressman James Kennedy of Youngstown paced near the council door after he extended an unauthorized invitation to Foraker to attend the opening, triggering attention.
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WO H. Phippa
Jetate
A. B. Alderman
Marietta
C. E.bare
Airdonia
K. A. Bowermat
Canton
T. W. Fleming
Cleveland
J. He Pitch
Youngstown
James Kennedy
Foraker
Council
Ohio Democratic gathering teems with party power plays
Ohio Democrats convene amid factional maneuvering as leaders from William and Dickson circles move to balance control of the party. Key figures including Forker and Dick attempt to influence candidates. Harris stays away amid health concerns. The reunion banquet closes the event with strong delegation and planned next steps for campaign coordination.
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Iaution
Beldgen
Foraker
Ihe Nt
Willan If
Tatsne
Obie
Altetion
Fotkor
Fae
Harria
Tie
Hie
J. Mickinger
W. J. Pratey
Toft
Ohio
James J. Cannldy
Cleveland
Burton
Wen
Charles P. Salen
Jamer Reynolda
Tt. D. Metager
Fenitor T. P. Bebidt
Coy
Breators
Lotel Mistuliht
Thaw Is Bankrupt Thaw Is Bankrupt
Viletwig August 8 A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed after 8 o clock that night in Mie Luitod Stites court by attorney Charles Morschanger New York Sverconting Mary 1K Thaw of
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Viletwig
Mie Luitod
Stites Court
Mterney
Charles Morschanger
New York
Sverconting
Thaw bankruptcy case details and creditor actions
Pittsburgh and New York financial notices detail Harry Kendall Thaw's bankruptcy petition in the United States circuit court. Reported claims against Thaw include avenues for creditors, a proposed receiver, and a trust fund dispute aimed at shielding assets from creditors. The proceedings reference large sums, family arrangements, and ongoing meetings with counsel.
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Bia
Mower O'Mara
Porn Ferend
Elim
Joll
Dochom County
Emen Tikely
Lonna
William ‘Tivan
John Gleason
New York
Hartridge & Pantony
J. Graham
Newburg
DE Hammond
Wagner
Birthamton
N. Y
Jette
Jones
Morristown
N. i
Martin Vittleton
Vernliton
Dana
Morehauser
Stone & Stone
Pittsburg
WiMam
Allegheny County
Harry Kendal Thaw
Wade
United States Circuit Court
Willan Thaw
iNp
Theen
Elon
Thaw
Evelyn
Deon
Harry
Utry Om Aa
Wanteis
Gvamn
Women Credit Peruna Cure In Appleton Notice
Delia Strom, 70 Trehe mond Bt Appleton Wis writes of years of illness in which pain and sleeplessness plagued her. After six bottles of Peruna she reports calm and improved appetite. The note mentions Manalin laxative and a severance in a different tale from The Mirror Want column.
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Della Strom
Trehemond Bt
Appleton, Wis
Jay
Teamotany
Poeruna
Fanstown
Eugene Chafin Calls Upon William J Bryan
Eugene Chafin of Chicago Prohibition candidate for president called on William J Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska. They spoke briefly and were photographed together in what observers termed a cordial meeting with no resolvable policy details shared.
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Eugene Chapin
William J. Bryan
Lincoln, Nel
W. J. Bryan
Eugen Chafin
Chicago
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