Call for Convention by Democrats of Thirteenth Ohio district
The Democrats of the Thirteenth Senatorial district of Ohio will meet in delegate convention at the Court House in Maryeville on August 11 at 1 80 P M to nominate four State Senator candidates. Representation is based on one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes cast for John M Pattison in 1905. Counties Hardin Logan Marion Union receive delegates. Temporary officers named include Phil M Crow Hardin County as chairman and B B Gaumer Union County as secretary with W I Evans, W R Niven, Martin J Burke, Homer Southard named by county committees.
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Court House
Maryeville
John M. Pattison
Hardin
Logan
Marion
Union
Pole Wee
Convention Hall
Phil M. Crow
Hardin County
B B. Gaumer
Union County
W. I. Evans
W. R. Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marlon Sera
Homer Southard
Jagan
Democratic Awakening and Bryan Prospects Seen Nationwide
The piece notes heightened Democratic activity and belief in victory in November. It cites cross party optimism, with Republicans also predicting a Democratic win in some states. Ohio is highlighted where Republican majorities have weakened and party leaders speak cautiously about the fall outcome.
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Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
le Party
Wen
Ohio
Republicans face crowded field for Thirteenth district seat
The piece notes Republican doubts on a strong bid for the Thirteenth senatorial district, describes four active candidates forming a Marysville convention plan, and contrasts Democratic organization with Republican caution while highlighting figures like Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan and a shifting political landscape in 1908. It cites Marysville August 11 convention calls and mentions Ohio and New York political maneuvers, rail rates battles, and local Crawford county feuds.
Denver Platform Antiunjunction Debate Draws Industry Response
In New York the journal American Industries argues the Denver Democratic platform would boost labor unions by denying wage earners' rights to organize. It suggests removing wage earners and labor from the plank and replacing with manufacturer and employing interests, claiming no antidejunction clause would then remain for industry.
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Hostor Daily Mirror
American Industries, & Magazine
United States
New York
Denver
American Industries
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Manufacturers and Labor Groups in a Trade Battle
A fragmented old clipping argues that industrial organizations on both sides, capital and labor, must be protected and restrained fairly. It notes Taft’s honorary membership in an international steam shovelers group, questions Bryan’s exclusion, and urges equitable government action to balance wages and profits amid party alignments.
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Panama Canal
Bryan
Taft
United States
Steam Shovel Corporation
International
Bryan Ade
Organiz Elon
Quote on Union Unity and Equality in Elections
The fragment argues that if uniting with Taft harms manufacturers and employers, it would also harm laborers and employed interests to ally with Bryan for equality to all and special privileges to none, asserting a universal benefit.
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Taft
Bryan
Paink
Jover
Sunday Schedule for GC D and M Service
First car from Marton leaves at 6 and every hour after. Last car to Columbus at 9 p.m. and to Delaware at 11 p.m. Last Columbus departure at 8:30 p.m. for the ice cream social at the Free Baptist church. Admission 10 cents.
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Marton
Columbus
Delaware
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