Weather and history notes mix with historical figures
Pale tonight and Sunday with lake shore snow flurries and cooler temps. March 7 in history lists Sir John Herschel born in England and Millard Fillmore died in Buffalo. General Grant and Matilda Heron noted, plus Kuropatkin army repulse. Astronomical events mention Moon age five days and rise set times.
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Lake Shore
John Herschel
Wi—Millard Fillmore
Thireteenth
Buffain
Jaren Hope Grant
Peking
Bart
Matilda Heron
New Trems
New York
Kuropatkin
Hun River
Local Sheriff and County Posts Seek Democratic Nomination
Editor Mirror readers learn that Joun G Stark Tam B F Conklin Frank L Spicer J OH Raub and Edward F Tittelbaugh plan bids for Marion County offices. They announce candidacies for Sheriff Commissioner and Recorder, all subject to the Democratic county convention meeting May 2 1908.
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Sherlep
the Mirror
Pelase
Marion County
Tam
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
POR
Frank L, Spicer
Bowling Green
Hailor Mirror
Recorder
Marion
Edward F. Tittelbaugh
Justice and Johnson Seek County Offices in Democratic Nominations
Baltor Mirror announces Charles L. Justice as 4M candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject to Democratic county convention and Homer JH Johnson as candidate for Probate Judge subject to convention.
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Baltor Mirror
Charles L. Justice
Marion County
Call For State Democratic Convention 1908 Ohio
Notice states that the Democratic State Central Committee orders the convention to nominate state officers. It will be held in Columbus on May 6 and 7, 1908. Each county gets one delegate and one alternate for every 500 votes cast for John M Pat.
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Democratic State Central
Ohio
Columbus
John M. Pat
Ohio Democrats Convene In May Convention Details
The piece outlines the Ohio Democratic Party convention set for Franklin County Memorial Hall with delegates elected by primaries or county conventions. It lists temporary officers, target offices, and the apportionment of delegates by county, along with references to party leaders and the Denver National Democratic Convention.
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County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United States
State Central
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Henjamin K Gayman
Frankun County
Bert S Bartiow
Butler County
Praspana
Lange
Board ‘of Public Works
Supreme Court
Denver
Adams
Licking
Allen
Logan
St Lorain
Ashtabury
Lucas Athens
Madison
Ross
Sandusky
W Greene
Sto
Guernsey
Hamilton Shelby
Hancock
Hardingel Harrison
Donnelly Endorsement Highlights Local Support for Judge Donnelly
The Lima Convention endorses Judge Donnelly for governor, praising his executive ability, public service, and steady career. Donnelly has served as Probate Judge of Henry County, Common Pleas Judge, and Circuit Judge, earning strong backing from his home region and anticipated unity within the party. He is described as an experienced lawyer, jurist, and prominent Northwestern Ohio farmer.
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Lima
Donnelly
Henry County
Common Pleas
Hennelly
Ohio
Taft Ohio Visit Cited In Campaign Echoes
A three year old event recalls Secretary Taft’s Ohio trip during the Herrick Pattison campaign. The address reportedly received careful White House scrutiny and broad public reception, reflecting the era’s political dynamics and partisan discourse.
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Taft
Ohio
Herrick-Pattison
Washington
Donnelly Nominated for Supreme Court Judge Seat
The Bank and tele phone Intertatt of Thin sersion of the State endorses Shidge Donnelly a candidate connected with The Onte Vertion Me Insurance Company of Juleds Ohio He is nominated by the Democratic State Convention in 1904 for Judge of the Supreme Court His long career in business and public service is praised as a promise of faithful and efficient service to the people during his term.
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Onte Vertion Me Insurance Company
Juleds
Ohio
Supreme Court
Ventuat
Shidge Donnellys
Warning Voice on Workplace Strikes and Political Wariness
A column cautions workers to hold their jobs amid brewing strike threats and labor unrest while urging prudent responses to political maneuvers. It notes Ohio lawmakers quickly approving a $25 000 Collinwood relief appropriation, praises national honor in naval matters, and comments on Republican internal divisions and delegate representational issues.
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Ohio
Collinwood
House
Senate
Hechting
Fragmentary Civic Debate and Political Rhetoric
The text presents fragmented remarks on law enforcement, public conduct, charity, and political figures amid a smoky, uncertain public discourse. It references officials enforcing lane rules, donations, a neighbor dispute, Simeon Ford named as a president, and a Republican convention with unspecified rhetoric.
Tokyo Crisis Drives Cabinet Meeting on War Path
A terse note outlines Japan’s cabinet likely to decide government stance as tensions rise with China. Key figures Marqule and Covel Inouye are cited as possible actors. a naval incident and alleged missteps are under scrutiny, with Western sympathy anxious over the potential for broader conflict.
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China
Knickerbocker Trust Company to Resume Operations
The Knickerbocker Trust Company, hit during the money panic, plans to resume business on Thursday March 26 in New York. The revival follows a period of disruption and the bank’s efforts to restore confidence and service to customers.
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New York
the Knickrbocker
Jared
Army Pay Bill Advances With Officer and Enlisted Increases
Washington March 7 a Senate action on the army pay bill grants officers raises from general to lieutenant general levels and boosts enlisted pay. An amendment backed by Mr Culberson removes presidential discretion on soldier pay while another extends six months family pay to fallen service members. The naval section gains protections for navy and marine corps officers and a plan to extend benefits to retired naval personnel from 1899 passes committee.
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Washington
Culberson
Texan
Warres
Macon
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Committee On Naval Affaira
Mdi'rale
Aldrich debate cited as essential for emergency funding
A reader submitted summary noting Savivwmn Pasa expressed support for the department’s bid amid discussions on an emergency fund. The speaker praised the central reform plank and argued the subject could not yet be pertinent to current currency needs.
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Depew
New York
Loneth
Fragmented Front Page Text on William Kruger Dialogue
A garbled OCR style front page passage references Emperor William sending a telegraph to President Kruger. It discusses support for independence, eyed naval programs, and a congratulatory exchange. The text shows distorted phrases and unclear details but centers on calm diplomatic remarks amid wartime themes.
Indeh Perent Law Makes Working To an Integrate Vorepulsory
A garbled excerpt indicates a newly enacted law taking effect January 1, 1908, extending compulsory measures in some integration effort. The readable portion mentions indeh perent and working terms related to a mandate entering force at the start of the year.
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Moon
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Bowling Green Township
Homer JH. Johnson
C. G. Wiant
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Roosevelt
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George Ks. Cox
Cincinnati
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George 1. Cox
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Rourke
Sreetary Taft
Heerviy
L'Aft
White House
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Cox
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Judige
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Witterwe
Ray
Howe
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Ligreat Navies
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Tom J. Johnson
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Cleveland
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Republiciay
Ao Mey Tan
Noble
Simeon Ford
Honnes i Ano
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Patt
Knickersocker Trust Cmpany
William
Lotuer Witol
Dhares
Kroger
Domohan
Rabid
Kruger
Wwe Howe Toy
Pendite
Ralston and
Fellowcraft
Ralstons
Fellowcrafts
School of
Conese
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Floyd
Merchant
Kerahaw
Tschanen Brothers
S. Main Street
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