Editor praises Harmon and Harmon's backers in Ohio race
A lengthy Ohio editorial lauds Judge Harmon as the strongest, most investable Democrat for the national ticket, praising his record as judge and attorney general. It argues Harmon unity could unite Republicans and conservatives in Ohio for the 1908 Democratic convention, cites past wins in Union and Marion counties, and notes a local gathering pledging two delegates for the Democratic executive. It closes with a Republican-style banner for Wesley Miller seeking county recorder.
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Waa
Fohra
Owiter
Rnqurer
Harmon
Ty Re
Democrat
Enquirer
Tadeon Hiemon
Ohio
Tinhon
Helv
Jdene
Mile Journal
Oru
Matey
Union
Judeau Harmon
Buckeye
Republic
Hom
Harmen
Democratic Nation
William J. Dryan
Johnson
Alimnexota
Bounditex
Ter
New York
Dem
Barman
Svery Buly
Bere
Common Pleas
United States
Austin
Biehth
Maryeville
Guerta
Talon County
Democratic Club
Thanto
Ih Linion
Hermon
Old Union County
Tuilson Harmon
McManigal Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury in Dynamiting Case
Indianapolls January 17 McManigal confirmed dynamiter and McNamara associate appears as a witness before the federal grand jury Investigating alleged dynamiting conspiracy He is expected to testify two days Mrs McManigal and two children have been in the city but did not appear before the jury Locals report marital tensions and estrangement with repudiation of labor foe claim Also notes a local discount store room Beatty Longs shoe store invitation
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Mmanigalar
Indianapolla
Orule
McManigal
McNamaray
Dren
Chicago
Wreck Fails to Claim Any Deaths In Carey Collision
Injured in the Tim Four wreck at Carey Sunday are expected to recover. Conductor William Caskes is credited by Kenton papers for deeds of heroism. A parrot and a canary escaped the wreck singing as teachers arrived. Two seriously hurt passengers were en route to Indianapolis to testify in the Ortie McManigal dynamiting case. Local railroaders cite broken rails and cold weather as factors, with twenty gall incidents reported on the Pennsylvania line between Mankfelt and Dewey.
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Carey
Willam Caskes
Kenton
Wom Keaton
Indianapolls
Ortie McManigal
Itde
Dartmouth Coach Supports 1911 Rules, Open Play Favored
Frank W. Cavanaugh, Dartmouth football coach, opposes radical changes to the open style of play. He argues principle applies across football and baseball, noting individual talent is valued and expressing doubt about broader reforms.
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Frank W. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Jacksons Own Story of Clash With Clay Recalled on Hermitage Porch
The narrative recalls Gen Andrew Jackson speaking at the Hermitage about his life and Civil War era recollections. He recounts court sessions on a mound in Tennessee and a tense meeting with Henry Clay, noting respect yet lingering friction during political conflict.
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Wwe
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Gen. Jackson
Tennod
Ranle
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Klay
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Jackson
Clay
Washington
Senate
United States
Mire
Lebanon
Elusive Manuscript Describes Elixir and Political Labor Links
fragments describe a trance inspired manuscript titled the Word of the Holy Spirit with a formula for an elixir and remedies, plus a personal letter to a speaker. The piece links this to broader labor union activity, noting AFL figures and a roster of union representatives from multiple states and trades.
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Clark
Bowne
Irene
Tetoitowa
J. T. Ford
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Chatman
Wd. Bryan
Mr.Dwft
Teddy Roosevelt
Beeremty Cortetyou
Severn
Sodom
Gomorrah
Sam
Stocking money warned by police on Christmas shopping
New York Deputy Pollen Commissioner Dough erty and several police chiefs across major cities advise women to carry money in stockings to deter pickpockets during Christmas shopping. Officials warn against bags and urge caution, with varied support for stocking use and concerns over theft.
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New York
Dougherty
Hunt
Chicago
Jean
Klares
Mcsweeney
John Tavelor
Reform
Philadelphia
Pattee Watts
Bontvan
Aes
McQuaide
Pineburg
Kohler
Cleveland
Young
Louis
Comtes Kinsey 4umey Destroyed ay Rue
The account recalls a dinner with De Witt Clinton and remarks on a toast misquoted and later corrected. Witnesses Greenh Halleck and Charles Continued on Valgo Pwo corroborate the corrected phrasing and recollections from the Hermitage.
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Hermitage
Witt ©Inton
New York
Mita C Greenh Halleck
Charles
Valgo Pwo
Reotion
Comtes Kinsey
Cast For Colurdtus Statue Set For Washington Depot
Chicago sculptor Lorada Taft completed the cast for a statue of Christopher Colurdtus to stand before Washington union depot. The marble work will be executed in Georgia marble and shipped to the capital next week for dedication by the president in May at an estimated cost of $100.00.
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Christopher Colurdtus
Union Depot
Washington
Lorada ‘Taft
Caipital
Georgia
Age
Kenton Water Joke Thaws Pipes Across City
On January 17 Kenton residents found their water supply oddly affected as a prank cut the water flow. Citizens thawed frozen pipes for hours before realizing the water main had not actually frozen.
Hebile Again Reported Incomplete OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes boating and care leaving, with garbled references to car schedules and a tearange emt. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable to establish a factual event or outcome. The readable portion provides only scattered phrases without coherent reporting.
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Mik
Jen
Cholera Strikes Despite Cold Weather in Della Corners
The report from Della Corners on January 17 notes Mrs Abbie Solomonte critically ill with neuralgia and rheumatism, cholera causing heavy damage in the area, while cold weather shows little relief. Other items mention residents at bedsides, local trades, a new wagon, a saw mill plan, and community notices including Sunday school and upcoming political races.
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Della Corners
Abbie Solomonte
Steci How
John DeLong
de Long
Green Camp
Otre de Long
Earl Sager
Michigan
Harry Bell
Kelly
Lane
Carters Weekly
A. & Somerset
James Coffey Ie
Bells Corners
Westey Miter
Waldo
County Recorder
Elwahition
Hy Township
Courthoue
Durer
Lee
Irank
Late Day Travel and Delivery Fiasco Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe a 17 year old messenger in Chicago threatened with loitering for delaying a delivery. Frank Bloom, a Standard 611 wagon driver, was arrested for lacking a lamp and claimed his lamp could ignite fuel, risking a blast. The chaotic account notes tensions on New Year observances and erratic weather delaying routes.
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Abeenes
Chicago
Bloom
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