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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1908

Page

4

Weather and historical notes from a 1800s page

A fragmentary historical column notes weather in the northern region with snow on the northeast lake shore and a March date. It mentions De Witt Clinton, governor of New York famed for Erie Canal advocacy, born New Windsor, died 12 December, and references John Stuart Blackie of Edinburgh. It also lists a moon phase and an astronomical event section.

Pori Lake Shore de Wit Clinton New Windsor Clinton James Clinton New York Nicholas Alexander II John Btuart Blackie University of Edinburgh Ranburgh

Political announcements seek party nominations

Three notices invite Democratic voters in Marion County to support candidates for local offices. Joan G. Stark seeks sheriff nomination at the county convention. Frank L. Spicer seeks county commissioner nomination pending convention May 2, 1908. Edward F. Titthlbaugh seeks recorder nomination pending convention.

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Call For the State Democratic Convention

Pursuant to the order of the Democratic State Central Committee a state convention will be held in Columbus Ohio on May 6 and 7 to nominate candidates for the November election. Each county receives delegates and alternates based on votes cast for John M. to Governor. Delegates may be elected by primaries or county conventions ten days before. County committees must call primaries and arrange notices.

Demratic State Central Committee No. Ce Ohio Columbus John M Onin Hici Paiaa Sedet Uch Con Jion County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections Tn Bh Uniwd

Ohio delegates meet to choose state convention officers and electors

Committee empowered to name delegates to the state convention schedules meetings by district at 2 PM on Tuesday May 5th and 4 PM for committee formations. Convention to open at Franklin County Memorial Hall at 7 30 PM May 5th with temporary officers Edward H Moore and Benjamin W Gayman. Delegates to select presidential electors governors and other state offices. Four at large delegates and one U S Senator candidate to be chosen for the national convention in Denver. District by district delegate counts listed with many counties and totals.

State Central Committee Casler Franklin County Memorial Hall Fast Broad Street Edward H. Moore Mahoning County Henjamin W. Gayman Franklin County Arma Hert Bartlow Hutler County Wweh Auihor Hoard Af Public Works Supreme Court Upreme Court Denver United States Adamy Licking Mien Logan Ashland Lorain Ashtabula Lucas Athens Madison Auglaize S Mahoning Tmcimont Marion Jrown Medina Tutler Jarronl Gw Mercer Hampaign Ti Miami Ermont Moton Olumblana Oshoeton Huehland Jana Hoh Ell Iwanga Sandusky Keene Sototo Jernsey Seneca Damiton Sherpy O Hancock Stark Tramp Henry Nuscarawns Highland Union Howking van Wert Holmes Vinton Huron Warren ” Tackson Washington Jefferson Wayne Knox Wiliams Lake Woo Lawrence Charles A. Klobh H. Kampf

Currant Rolls and Currant Pie Featured in Old Time Diet Tips

In England many municipalities fund free breakfasts for undernourished public school pupils. The Salvation Army restarted its feeding work, serving over 250000 breakfasts last year at half a penny each. A currant roll and mug of cocoa are cited as nourishing yet cheap. A dried currant pie recipe is shared, using currants and jelly for a fruit-like filling. The piece notes bullfighters can earn substantial incomes, sometimes around $60,000 yearly, with many not lasting past age 35.

England Salvation Army

Railroads to close many small stations in cost drive

Wollington March 2 American railways plan to employ under the nine hour law, increasing operators while closing many small stations on principal systems. Discontinuances may seasonably inconvenience travelers and shippers as railroads seek to trim operating expenses. Officials deny durable decline in wages and see a rebound in prosperity likely, despite current money market stringency.

Wollington American Airways Interstate Commerce Commission Theough Neresary Vel Seneral Maire Rock Island Tedae Laland Raiway Knapp Oaailway

Plans to Surprise Admiral Evans at Bob Evans

Washington March 2 In a quiet move naval officers plan a subtle surprise for Admiral Evans as the battleship fleet completes its Pacific cruise entering San Francisco Bay They intend to greet him with a commission making him vice admiral of the American navy Congress must act but the president has recommended reinstating the grade and enough support is expected to secure his title for the interim before active service. The case echoes a British fleet comparison showing the American force as leaner in battleships armored ships and support vessels but with fewer rear admirals than the British command structure.

Golden Gate Pacific Congress Washington Admirsl Evans Evans San San Francisco

New Cure for Appendicitis Claims Shotgun Light

New York reports Dr Archibald unveils a method using electric rays and high frequency current to shrink the appendix and end pain in a few days. He treats patients by directing rays at the appendix, claiming rapid relief and complete cures within six days. The account notes the procedure appears simple and untested by many surgeons.

New York Archibald Walet Aston Depara Tascon Teneo

Pentecostal Church Raided Over Curfew Violations

In Gainesville Georgia on March 2 police enforcing a 10 pm curfew arrested 160 Pentecostal worshippers after nightly meetings with Holy dance tongue speaking and frenzied displays. They were fined or warned to disperse by 1 am or face further raids. Leaders vow to challenge the city.

Gainesville Dion

Desperate Battle Near Morocco Forces Hold Back Hordes

Paris reports say General D Amade’s French expedition in Morocco faced a fierce day of fighting from dawn to night. French casualties reached 11 killed and 26 wounded as tribesmen attacked with mounted and foot forces. A French cavalry maneuver broke containment with a bold charge and a pursuing column inflicted heavy losses on Madalara tribesmen over several miles.

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Begging for crumbs at convention amid political maneuvering

Fragmentary manuscript notes show Taft managers and officials such as Congressman Burton and James Kenedy weighing platform drafts from Washington. State Auditor W C Tail Hert and others discuss convention matters amid debate on policy and expediency as party leaders consider the best path forward.

Yorys Taft T. Burton Wills Washington James Kenedy W. C. Tail. Hert

Clark Real Estate Auction Ad Promises Very Cheap Homes

Local ad from a real estate firm on T14 Court Street promotes property sales and exchanges. It urges readers to call the office for bargains and notes the company as a headquarters for real estate services.

Ioana Cry Vourt Street

Ohio Republicans In Platform Draft Spar Over Delegation

The draft platform and negotiations with President Roosevelt figures show Moraker and Dick seeking a broad declaration covering the entire Ohio congressional delegation. The resolutions committee plans to copy the Cleveland area convention language, keeping it brief and aimed at appeasing factions while maintaining key figures in Republican influence in Ohio.

Stoosevelt Taty Waenington Moraker Ohio Von Stowmian Burton Resolutions Committee Cuyahoga

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