Convention Call for Thirteenth Ohio District Delegates
A Democratic delegate convention will meet at the Court House in Marysville Ohio on Tuesday August 11 at 3 P M to nominate a State Senator The apportionment fixes delegates per county by votes for Pattison in 1905 with Hardin listed among the counties The temporary organization includes Phil M Crow as Chairman and B B Gaumer as Secretary Members w l Evans Niven Burke Southard prepared to govern proceedings The article also notes political chatter about Taft Roosevelt and other national figures and comments on various policy topics and current events of the era
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Ohio
Court House
Marysville
John of Pattison
Hardin
Phil M. Crow
Hardin County
B. B
Gaumer
Union County
W. Hi. Evans
W. R Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marion County
Momer Southard
Political notes on campaign fundrig and Republican figures
The column discusses fundraising under a GOP treasurer linked to Wall Street, mentions a planned legitimate fund of 3,000,000 dollars, questions on trust contributions, and debates around Taft and Sherman. It also touches on tariff politics in Virginia, Tom Watson, and other campaign fragments with critical tone on publicity.
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Wall Street
Dr. Sheldon
Tutt Wan
Republican National Committee
Sheldon
No. 2
Trust and Corporation
Air. Harduian
Roosevelt
New York
Taft
Chicago Sees Coal Output Shift and Westward Moth Invasion
Illinois coal production rose in 1907 as West Virginia fell to third place amid a post strike rebound. The nation also faced a westward moth invasion damaging Chicago parks, prompting sprays of arsenate of lead. Meanwhile the Port Huron Sarnia tunnel joined electric locomotive operation under the Grant Trunk route marking progress in rail electrification between Chicago and eastern Canada.
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Chicago
United States
Government Geological Survey
Mitnels
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Canada
Cuba
Ilinois
Buffalo
Detroit
Uils
Busse
St. Clar
Port Huron
Michigan
Sarnia
Ontaro
Grant Trunk
Trama
Slam Magaly
Contaminated Water Costs Cities Millions in Losses
A medical association estimates the price of tainted drinking water, citing Columbus typhoid cases and high funeral costs. The report argues cheaper, pure water is essential and criticizes the nation’s water contamination burden. Also noted: an assessment of rising railroad rate protests and a fad shift in Chicago chop suey restaurants.
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American Medical Assvocation
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Ima Been Taken As An Example, Medical Spitisticians
Arminge
Washington Letter on Igorotte and Benguet Progress
A Washington Letter notes Governor Pack's annual report from Benguet, Philippine Islands, citing changes since the American administration began. It highlights shifts in the Igorrote tribes and suggests improvements in civility and race relations as observed seven years into the period.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Win
Benguet
Philippine Islands
Gov
Pack
Population rise and canal work stain the Philippines
The Igorrotes population grows from 12000 to 30000 as birth rates fall due to prosperity and better living. Panama Canal digging nears completion with 48 miles of through the back bone of the American continent. Excavation totals and future completion estimates are reported, while local politics center on Governor Sandiko and a rising youth society linked to independence fervor.
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Vordars
Tatta
Panama Coun
Culebra
Old Fireich Company
New Freneh Company
Sinc
Thera Ubat
Antire
Incomplete Quote Sparks Provincial Organizing Concerns
A reader fragment cites remarks about Bulacan province and alleged youth organization linked to spreading doctrines. The dialogue references Governor Sandie and a warning about political indoctrination through youth groups, with stray phrases suggesting caution against such mobilization.
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Bulacan
Sandie
Hia
Ivory trade and value of waste ivory in London market
The London ivory market showcases waste ivory from manufacturers used in billiard ball making. Auctions reveal whole tusks and fragments, with buyers demanding sound, crack-free pieces. Prices have surged from 250 to 835 dollars per hundredweight over 35 years, ivory trading at about ten thousand dollars per ton.
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London
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