Convention Call For Thirteenth Ohio Senate District Democrats
Delegates meet at Marysville Court House on Tuesday August 11 at 1 30 PM to nominate a candidate for Elite Senator representation based on one delegate and one alternate per 100 votes for John M Pattison in 1905 counties Hardin Logan Marion Union and others named The convention’s temporary officers are Man Phil M Crow and Hont B B Gaumner with W H Evans W T Niven Martin J Burke Homer Southard appointed by county committees
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Ohio
Court House
Marysville
John M. Pattison
Hardin Logan
Marton
Union
Thitheosevaye Lee
Phil M. Crow
Mardin County
Hont BB. Gaumner
Union County
Commitine
W. H. Evans
Hardin County
W. T. Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marion County
Homer Southard
Walon County
Roosevelt Hands Off New York Politics in a Rising Tension
The Washington Focus notes Roosevelt will stay out of New York politics as Governor Hughes pushes reform. The piece cites Roosevelt’s reluctance to meddle in Ohio and New York affairs, contrasting with Taft, Cox, Koraker, Debs, Bryan, and other figures. It suggests a tense Republican landscape ahead of the nominating process with limited clear leadership visible.
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Roosevelt
New
Teddy
New York
Otter
Hughes
Uume
Roosevelt Sys
Ohio
Labor Vote Splits Over Tariff in Protected Industries
The piece argues Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio workers in iron glass textile and pottery favoring tariff protection swing toward Republicans while some fear wage and living costs. It notes Frick Coke plant hiring Americans with bathrooms and hints of Sunshine Club influence and a potential shift toward Democrats amid labor concerns.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Otto
Derares
Tert Trust
Raynbiivin
G Frlok
Steel Travt
Pittsburo
New York Sun
oThe H.C. Frick Goke Company
Nving
Piiteburg
Connellsville
United States
Pittsburg
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Frick
Sury
Stool Trust
Sunshine Club
Sunsima
Buthroom
Gompers
Campaign fears and labor votes shape 1896 race
The article argues the American workingman fears Republican victory, risking loss of strike leverage and court injunctions. It notes two thirds of organized labor may back the Democratic ticket, urging compact organization and funds to sway non American workers. It cites Bryan appealing editors for campaign subscriptions to cover presidential costs, with Republican estimates around 3 million dollars. ROPERT MIST.
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Stocmsay
Forces of
Arma
Court of Equity
Jeaders
Bryan
Ieee
Ropert
Attree
August American Boy and Lippincott's Ideal Summer Issue
The August American Boy issue showcases vacation season reads with final serials and action stories including In the Hands of the Enemy and A Boy and a Bear, plus educational and hobby content. Lippincott’s for August offers an ideal summer issue with stories, social commentary, and activities for youth readers.
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Houston
Tomlinson
Opie
Weir
Bennett
Huntry Tigers
India
Chicago
the Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Lippincott’s
Lippincot's
Plot and People in a Romantic Comedy Review
A lively critique covers a rom com plot featuring Alexandra daughter of Lord Maddader and her secret engagement to Duke Javendale thwarted by her elder sister. Misadventures in Malinder with Mrs Greet spark a cascade of love entanglements and witty retorts, ending with Alexandra’s hopeful renewal. Includes notes on short stories and essays by various authors and a closing section of poetry and humor.
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Alexandra
Maddader
Duke of
Javendale
Slater
Malinder
Greet
Miss Crean
Moimay
Alexantra
Ed F
Ie J. Madixor
Taylor
Hache
Sarah D. Upham
August Lippincott
August Tippincott
Governor Harris Mistaken For Farm Visitor
In Columbus on July 2 Governor Harris attends a political event and is halted by a gatekeeper who mistakes him for a farm visitor. The officer blocks his entrance, then recognizes the governor after a brief exchange and allows him to proceed, noting no harm done.
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Columbus
Harris
Tutt
Notting Doling
Tam Goy
Iwck
Indignation at Convention as Shepard Faces Out-of-Order Nomination
The Independence party convention erupts when Isaadiaeh A Me attempts to nominate a nonmember. A frenzied crowd blocks the aisle as Shepard faces danger. Bret and Max Annenberg shield him while Stark Sergeantiat Arme rank watches. Security intervenes as the scene unfolds amid heated response.
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Isaadiaeh
Shepard
Independence Party
Rippard
Sergeantiat Arme Rank
En Usly Mond
Brust
Annenbergs
Local listings seek items and ads in city papers
Shortest time and made right. We pay 20c for books magazines and folded newspapers. We print and mail notices and offer buy sell exchange real estate. Amateur work finished in waste paper. Clarke Botats Company negotiates loans auctions and real estate. Star Bottling Works advertises ginger ale sodas and mineral waters. J R Smith proprietor phone 174.
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Wewi
WASTH
Telephons
MALO
Farming Street
Uni
Star Bottling Works
J. R. Smith
Delegates Clash at New York Assembly Session
In a heated assembly, John Dally struck at Shepard with a cane, injuring him as a scuffle broke out near the passage. Shepard was taken out as chaos continued and calls for order went unanswered while discussions touched on Ohio and William Randolph Hearst’s nomination prospects.
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John” Dally
New York City
Shepard
Anx
Ohio
William Twaolph
Hearst
A. Orte
Clodonat
Mr. Herpet
Appanse
Sir. Otto
Ho Hele
Mr. Hearst
Drake Defeated for Nomination at Democratic Convention
In remount Ohio, Senator John Drake failed to secure a second term nomination at the Democratic senatorial convention. The vote toppled him as Thomas A. Dean won on the first ballot with 86 votes, while Dean’s rival A. D. Heal earned 87 and Drake received 45. Dean’s home Sandusky county provided 17 of 49 votes. Following adjournment Drake announced plans to run as an Independent, while the Cleveland Anti-Saloon League pledged strong opposition from its leader Vitlaineon, signaling a split that could aid Republican prospects in the district. The convention’s outcome sparked immediate party realignment and local political maneuvering.
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Remount
John ©. Drake
Vanity Option
Tame Wires
Thomas A. Dewn
Fremont Messenger
Draka
A. D. Heal
Dean
Sandusky
Erie
Ottawa
Hert &. Garber
Fremont
Seustor Drake
Vitlaineon
Cleveland
Drake
Wehalf
Dauetter
Atte
Brnacin
Jin Hie
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Marion Daily Mirror
DuReRs
B.C. Holland
Réitor
Thomas Corwin
American Statesman
William Wilberforce
Philanthropiet
Alabama
King Humbert of
Bunnets
Rven
Earth
East
National
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
Matees B. Campbell Butler
Judson Harmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
J. H. Newman
Miami
Geo. B. Oket
Franklin
Hugh T. Mathers
Shelby
W. W. Durbin
Hardin
D. 8. Creamer
Belmont
T. D. Hogan
Jackson
Supreme Court
D. C. Larason
Licking
David Eley
Ashland
Wer Board of Public Works
John A States
Allen
Bernard Dora
Perry
Portate School
Commissonse
Joan A. McDowell
Holmes
Congressional
Chagrens
Ae Cate
Curtis Morrow
Recorder
Nf. Y. Tuttmldaugh
C. G. Wiant Mes
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Mills Longshore
Treamiser
W. C. Wottring
W. 8. Spencer
Charles Freeman
Samuel Bader
George Whidemaler
W. H. Hinkglan
Cincinnati
Queen City
Lincoln
Taft
Hirgan
Nobaly
Embryotic Independence Party
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Kern
Heardt
Democratea
Wight
Wash
Ington
Brynn
Thomas Koon
London
Thomas
Senator Voraker
Youngstown
George B. Cox
Nia
Akron
Tattoe
Capuuion
Watson
Chain
Debs
Hisgit
Koraker
Republi- Che
Solomaus
Castro
Turkey
Raler
Imperial Castle
Senator Worsker
Te (Republian Oe
Senawe Dick
Washington Liertor
Washington, D. C
Lovejoy
Alton
Anno
Willise Milly
Hisgen and Graves
Grumskill Studio
Clark Real Botats Company
Veterinary Hospital
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Union Street
T. A. Dean
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