Notable Deaths and Historical Figures Mentioned in Fragment
Fragment lists IiT Joseph von Fraunhofer a renowned German mathematician and spectroscopist born and died unknown, Edwin Forbes American artist and war correspondent died in New York City, Princess Kalulani of Hawaii died in Honolulu. Astronomical notes give moonrise and rise times with libration data.
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Iit
Joseph von Fraunnorer
Isa
Blaughter
Alamo
Onter
Santa Anna
Edwin Forbes
New York City
Princess Kalulani
Hawaii
T Monolulu
Local Democratic sheriff and county posts seek nominations
A set of 1908 election notices from Marion County announces candidacies for Sheriff, Commissioner, Recorder, and Prosecuting Attorney by John G. Stark Br F Conklin Frank I. Spicer Edward F Tithelbaugh and Les L Iusticr subject to the Democratic County Convention on May 2.
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Marion County
BR. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Frank 1. Spicer
Bowling Green
Pork Kecowdier
Eaditor Mirror
Milliion
Edward FP
Tittelbaugh
Les L. Iusticr
Call For State Democratic Convention 1908 Ohio
Pursuant to the Democratic State Central Committee notice the convention to nominate state officers for the November 1908 election will be held in Columbus on May 5 and 6. Each county gets one delegate and one alternate for each vote cast for John M Hat Union for Governor, with an extra delegate for votes above 260. Delegates are elected by primaries or mass conventions held after ten days’ notice, called by county party committees, with quiet provisions for counties where elector registration by primary remains discretionary.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Ohio
Columbus
John M. Hat Unon
Con- Wolling Committee
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United State
State Central Committee
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Edward JH. Moore
Mahoning County
jHon
Henjamin W. Gayman
Franklin County
Starma
Hert S. Bartlow
Butler County
Lange
United Tates
Adamis
Licking Mienard
Loran Whiand
Lorain
Nehtabuta
Tuens Mheny
Madison
Mahoning
Telmont
Marion Grown
Medina Ying
Olumbiana
Lereat
Lewson
Darko
Paulding
Marlon
Mickaway
Hilene Pike
Paletietaw Portage
Muskingum
Crawford J
Cuyahoga
Ottawa Fayette
Marion
Mariontana
Henry
Tuscarawan
Highland Union Horking
van Wert
Holmes Vinton Huron
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Fawkyon
Knox
Witham
Wood
Lawrenre
Wyandot
Charles A. Kilian
Me Hamm
County Democratic Convention Sets May 5 Plans
The county committee schedules district meetings at 2 PM on May 5 at designated sites to choose delegates and alternates for the state convention and elect permanent officers. A separate 4 PM session will form committees including Rules and Credentials, with a first focus on presidential electors and state offices.
Municipal stinginess behind Collinwood school disaster
Investigators blame fire department funding cuts for the loss of life at the Collinwood school blaze. They cite outdated equipment and a delayed alarm line a block from the station, with children trapped behind a door that would not yield.
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Collinwood
Fire Department
Do They Mean It Quit Your Spitting on to Bidewalled
A historic city notice condemns street spitting and obscene littering on sidewalks. It discusses enforcement by mayor and police, urging citizens to curb the filthy habit and keep walkways clean. The piece notes the public health and decorum stakes, highlighting the impact on passersby, especially women.
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Jones
Ealth
Iy Marhun
Fragmentary political note prompts attire and conduct
A puzzling OCR fragment references a figure urging generosity and restraint, then a Columbus Republican Convention omission on a dinner plan. It mentions changing duties, money, and wearing a tag, urging compliance by tomorrow. The text is unclear and contains many garbled words.
Confused Nonsensical OCR Notes Include Divorces and War Talk
The fragmentary text mentions a divorce suit, political delegates from Ohio and Nebraska, and tension between the United States, China, and Japan. It also references a convention, a secretary, and a claim about a gun shell, with scattered mentions of national actions and war chatter.
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China
Japan
Creecy Warned In Threat Note To Police Chief
In St Louis a note signed American Italian warned Chief Creecy that he would be the next victim. The missive used veiled threats and black line notation. Police Chief Creecy and authorities are investigating the ominous threat to his life.
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St. Louis
Mare
Creceys
Creeey Tanghod
Therat
German Princess Amid Marriage Rumors In Lisbon Report
Reflected in Lisbon dispatches, rumors arise of a proposed marriage between King Manuel of Portugal and Princess Victoria Louise of Germany as the Kaiser contemplates condolence to the late Amelia. The ages and birth dates of royal figures are noted, with King Carlson and Crown Prince Ulk mentioned in relation to the unconfirmed talks.
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Lisbon
Maren 7
Abelhe
Manuel
Victoria Louie
Carson
Crown Princesulk
Victoria
Bern
Ard
Goest to Nickle Show and Poison Drink Incident
Howling Green, Maren Forney, 20, laborer at Rue stare, and a companion traveled to a nickle show where they attended a drink incident. Forney bought a two ounce bottle of carbolic teil and consumed a poison drink, then collapsed and received medical attention.
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Howling Green
Maren Forney
Rue Stare
Fohe
Wiles East A
Owlng Green
Kart
Ile Cty
Nickle
Attu Brat
Howe
Portney
Physi
Terrible fire near Tokio rages threatening town
A chaotic dispatch reports a massive blaze near Tokio endangering Nodawev area with extensive destruction. It cites hundreds of buildings burned and mentions frost damaged crops as observers gather at a local address to witness the event.
Higher Armor Belt Plans for Battleships Publicized
Washington reports indicate a Tuesday night White House conference signaled a plan to increase armor belt height and armor protection on the next dreadnoughts the North Dakota and Delaware. Officials say the president is inclined to proceed without further quarrel over height, after input from Navy leaders and experts. The talks also touched on possible U S action in Venezuela should Congress authorize coercion, possibly beginning with a peaceful blockade. current allied ships in West Indian waters include one battleship and five cruisers under various commands.
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Washington
Henry Meuterdah
United States
Feonferenca
Bureau of Navigation
Hameron Winslow
W. 8. Cowles
Eller
Bureau of Equipment
Ral
Root
Taft
Magoon
Chita
Congress
Congres
Ciba
Mazoon
Babe Born in Daylon Insane Asylum Tale
A girl baby was born Tuesday at the Daylon insane asylum amid chaotic conditions. The mother Mia Fred Buyder was committed from Clark County last December. The father and relatives of Springfield are said to face financial strain as the infant may be transferred from hospital to a nurse for care.
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Smyion
Maron
Tues
Mia
Fred Buyder
Dong
Coluntae
Clark County
Springfield
Collinwood Fire Tragedy Shocks Cleveland Suburb
A devastating blaze in Collinwood left twenty seven bodies found in the wreckage near the fire station and town hall. Residents mourn as pleas for annexation to Cleveland linger amid municipal disputes and delayed fire protection.
Collinwood Disaster Prompts Stateside Fire Safety Action
A Cleveland news item describes a vast disaster response with funeral plans, state action on building inspections, and memorials for victims. Gov. Harrel and Rep. Reynolds push measures. ten new inspectors sought. Collinwood will bury the unknown Monday at Lakeview, with schoolchildren acting as pallbearers and mourning attire funded. Burials span today to Monday, with final grave markers and memorials for unidentifiable bodies annotated in a registry.
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Jan
Harel
Reynolds
Cleveland
Lowe
Collinwoor
Collinwood
Board of Trade
Nowera
Lakeview Cemetery
Lakeview
Taft Jubilant Over Cuban Administration Visit
Taft expresses satisfaction with Governor Maysoou’s Cuban visit. Secretary Tait paid tribute after meeting Magoon, noting progress on long standing concords. Officials say questions blocking settlement have been resolved with all parties present, paving a path toward a definite accord benefiting Cuba and its government.
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Wadington
Maren 3
Tait
Magoon
Cuba
Maysoou J
Guna
Jund Ule
Governor Magoon Returns to Cuba in Calm Conduct
A fragmentary report notes Governor Magoon’s return to Cuba after meeting with Washington authorities. It emphasizes his thorough, secure, and practical control over Cuban affairs and counters unfounded reports of factional dissent among uniformed correspondents.
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Magoon
Cuba
Flint
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Holland
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Oparch
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Bun
Moon
Tdayo
Sherif
the Mirror
Pelase
John G. Stark
Whiting
C. G. Wiant
House OF Post Cards
Aealtek
Clty
Cone
Ely
Pying
Armnes
Slarion
Vic Uhy
Sute Auditay
Guilbert
Mr. Tryan
Nebraska
Chile
Gun Ehell
Creecy
Portugal
Tokio
Nodawev
Mlahe's
West
Cantor Treet
Robert Storaci
East Center Street
Baby
Daylon Insane Asylum
Collinwoods
Ontnuea
Niles
Alrevis
Sherman
Weettopp
Sheranan
Fife
Otlan
Callinwood
Nitta Omemey
Wentromp
Cornell
Gollinwood
I. Marx & Sons
F. J. Lusch
Grover
E Corner
State & Center
Craft
Craft’s Quality Drugs
Huber Bik
Florida
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Genter Agency
Liptons Teas
Marion Chattel Loan Co
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