Democrats Meet in Marysville for Senator Nomination
The Democrats of Ohio’s Thirteenth Senatorial district plan a delegate convention at the Court House in Marysville on August 11 at 1 30 PM to nominate a candidate for State Senator. Delegates are fixed one per one hundred governor votes, with counts and committee appointments listed by county. The article also mocks national politics, referencing Taft Roosevelt and Cox in a broad editorial mix.
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Ohio
Marysville
Btute
John of Pattison
Marion Union
Vinton County
M, C. Weath
Taft
Grant B. Mouser
Marion
Cedar Point
J. Ford Laning
Norwalk
Mate Executive Committee
Laning
James Kennedy
Ausbrey Thomas
Hitchdock
National Committee
Mimer Dover
National
Hitchcock
Jake” Vorga
Cincinnati
Tle
Down Town
Patt
Sale bill for G O P effects at Washington
A fragmentary notice advertises a sale of the party’s effects in Washington. The wording mixes prose and satire, suggesting the bill was crafted with more truth than poetry, and has drawn cautious commentary about its intent and impact.
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Winshington
Wil
Public Sale Satiric Mockery of Government Figures in Item List
A satirical public sale notice lists absurd items such as an Elephant and a Republican Platform. It lampoons political figures and parties with references to Taft Roosevelt and Rockefeller figures. The sale promises payment after March 4, 1900, and cites officials and clerks in a mock auction scene.
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Eddy Hearn
Hilo
Poxcomlon
Manel
Rowsterow
G.ov
Cols Rockefeller
Morian
Harriman
Joan PF. Walsh
Confusion Over Ohio GOP Leader Question Arises
Fragmentary lines from a Chicago page one show debate on Ohio Republican organization leadership with vague references to a figure named Mitchcoek and disputes over control, reflecting intra party power struggles and unclear succession.
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Chicago
Ohio Republican
Vorys
Ohio
Mitchcoek
Ohio Republicans struggle for unity in taft Harris campaign
Fragmentary report details Ohio Republican factions lining up behind Taft Harris, with George Cox and Foraker tensions fading as the party crafts a unified plan. Key figures include Gov Harris, Taft, Cox, Burton, and state committees aiming to rally rural counties for the scure of the entire ticket.
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United States
Foraker
Poraker
J. H. Witeh
Youngstown
Thomas Fleevlig
Cleveland
A. Bowman
Canton
A. D Alderman
Marietta
O. B. Bare
Sardinia
Henry A. Williama
W. H. Phippa
Youngetown
Guv. Hughes
New York
Ohio
Une
Karley Cottrill
Toledo
Senator Forraker
Gov
Harris
Hamilton County
Taft
Toket
George B. Cox
Arthur 1
Duke Vorys
Verge
Harrie Js
Burton
United States Senate
Senator Foraker
Willam Oh. Taft
State Central
John B. Lindely
Meigs County
Earl Irvin
Lindsay
Pomeroy
Wate
Rutland
M. C. Dee Wolf
Commields
Galli
Taft Mouten
Taft Campaign Begins Amid Ohio Republican Turmoil
Taft aides and Congress hopefuls converge as party factions in Ohio canvass 21 districts. Grant Mouser joins Taft, Laning faces pressure over finances, and national committee leaders prepare for the opening campaign with plans for parades, speeches, and a major show in Cincinnati.
Unclaimed Letters at Tustaland Mall Post Ottles
Unclaimed letters list residents and names including Edith Blair Miss Ella Garver Miss Mary J Shirley and John Baum among others at Tustaland mall post office. Federal Adjustment Co and Admiral Coffee are noted in the docket with multiple names of addressees.
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Tustaland
Post Ottles
Awomen
Sies
Tome Benedict
Mike
Wake
Care Midh Blair
Edith Black
Mew
Frank 'Ty Rowman
Mies
Edith French
Ora P. Garver
Ella
Dedwon Hendrix
Min Myrtle Lewis
Emma W. McCormick
Mary Reed
Sarah le Resler
Mary J. Shirley
Mise
Lala Strawher
Mise Tin ‘Talmage
Mon
Negroes in Washington urged to vote for Bryan
In Washington a preacher at Shiloh Church denounced government intimidation of ministers and urged District of Columbia Black voters to back William J. Bryan. He criticized Republicans for abandoning Reconstruction ideals and urged unity to secure civil rights under the constitution.
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J. Milton Waldron
Shiloh Bap- Het
Thin City
National Negro American Political League
Brownsville
District of Columbia
Waldron
Shiloh
Sulloh
Shieh
Galbraith Zon Church
Republican Party
League
America
Fom
Linth
Grant
Sumner
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