March 9 in History Highlights and Deaths
Notable figures listed include Cardinal Jules Maxa Tin died Italy 1008 birth year. Edwin Forrest weter Philadelphia born. David Davis jurist Lincoln friend born Maryland died 1536. Anna Letitia Barbauld English author died born 171?. Monitor and Merrimac naval battle noted. astronomer Sohn Krom Reo died born 161. John Alexander Dowle founder Zion community Chicago. Ferrer Ferrer president of France died Paris. Astronomical events: moonset, moon first quarter, sunset times.
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Jules Maxa- Tin
Minis
Louie XIV
Italy
Edwin Forrest
Weter
Philadelphia
David Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Ceed County
Letitia MB
Anna Letitia Barbauld
Barbauld
Monitor
Merrimac
Sohn Krom Reo
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
Chicago
M. Casinir-Ferrer
France
Paris
Marion County Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner Candidates
A list of Marion County residents announcing candidacies for Democratic nominations in upcoming county offices. Names include John G. Stark, B. F. Conklin, Frank L. Spicer, Henry Seitzer, Edward F. Titthlbauge, Charles L. Justice, and others for Sheriff, County Commissioner, Prosecutor, and Probate Judge with subject-to-convention notes and requests for Democratic veteran support.
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Hartor Mirror
Marion
Eppward F. Titthlbauge
POR
Charles L. Justice
Marion County
Ohio Democrats Call May Convention for Patton Era
A notice from the Democratic State Central Committee sets the Columbus gathering for May 6 and 7 1908 to nominate candidates for state offices for the November election. Delegates equal to votes for Governor Pattison plus extras will be chosen by primaries or conventions. arrangements include committees and officers. a full lineup of statewide offices and four delegates at large to the national convention in Denver. The piece also recaps Cox’s reaction and tensions within Ohio Republicans ahead of the campaign.
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State Central Committee
Convent
Democrats
Ohio
Columbus
Ohi
John M. Pattison
Duch
County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Jista O
Unita
Tanner
Committee On
Rules and Order of Bualnea
Franklin County Memoria
East Broad Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Benjamin B. Guyman
Franklin County
Ata Arvin
Bert
Bartlow
Butler County
Lange
Supreme Court
Supreme Cour
Denver
Adams
Lacking Allen
Logan Awkland
Lorain Astitnbuly
Lucas Athens
Madison Auglaize
Mahoning Helmont
Marion Brown
Medina Mutler
Garrett
Cox
Mercer
Clermont Montgomery
Clinton Morgan
Worrow
Comhocton
Muskingum
Crawford
Cuyahoga
Derke
Defiance
Delaware
Fairfield
Franklin
Saes
Fulton
Marion
London
Pelee
George Th. Cox
Bors
Han
Ghia
Bin
Paraee
Myrot T. Herrick
Cox and
Tin Machine
Gox
Nia
Walter Town
Totece
Wim
Eugleson
Welker
Treadway
Charles W. Waberman Bound to County Convention
Democratic ten subject to the pleasure of the coming county convention. Charles W. Waberman is named in the notice as the individual involved, with potential for selection or endorsement at the county gathering.
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Charles W. Waberman
Delegates Count and Officers Mentioned
The readable fragment lists names Jefferson Wayne Knox Willams Lake Wood Lawrence Wyandot with decimal and punctuation marks, followed by a total delegates figure around 648. It names Charles A. Klob as Chairman and H L Kamen as Secretary in a likely meeting or committee context.
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Jefferson
Wayne Aeessily Knox
Willams
Lake
Lawrence
Wyandot
S.e
Charles A. Klob
Unclear 18th District race and weather notes amid party shifts
A garbled report discusses the Eighteenth district congressman’s reelection, a Denver trial for a slayer, and shifting Republican sentiment. It notes odd weather and fashion trends in Newport, with locals debating party conventions and candidacies as year-end jockeying grows in Marion County.
Daur Heart Song promoted in Wallack’s Broadway show
Next Sunday's World features the words and music of Duar Heart from the Brent Broadway master comedy A Light for a Day at Wallack's Theatre New York. Penny Stanlawa provides a exclusive pen and ink cover design for the music.
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Wallack’s
New York
Penny Stanlawa
New York World Today
Williams A Candidate Colum Page News Note
Senator James M. Williams, president of the senate, is circulating candidacy for governor on the Republican ticket. Oliver H. Tunno of Hiteboro and Senator Hafer of Cincinnati are also discussed as potential candidates for the job.
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Colum
Manel
James M. Williams
Senate
Foley Anmennioml
Eke
Oliver H.ttunhouf Hiteboro
Rowher
Lie Wate
Hafer
Chneinuatiara
Geese and Peach Trees Featured in Agricultural Bulletin
A government bulletin notes geese are hardy with minimal shelter and prefer wet or wastewater land, thriving where cows and turkeys struggle. It also covers peach tree selection, advising experts choose trees not exceeding five feet and a minimum diameter, while amateurs may pick species unlikely to mature.
Brain Puzzlers From State Commissioner Quiz
A scanned item presents a test by the state public schools commission for future teachers. It includes sentence analyses, parts of speech, and verb forms, with sample questions and instructions dated around a primary examination.
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Mate Commissioner of Public Schools
Theory and Practice Education Examination Fragments
Fragmented text from an educational exam addresses topics in elementary education theory. It lists questions on teacher qualities, memory, correlation of history and geography, school libraries, creation and symbolism, biblical realism, and the relations of form and content with purpose. It references Kantian ideas and labor division.
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Keith
Ming
Arithmetic primer questions from an old math primer
A garbled scan presents a series of arithmetic problems including conversions, fractions, interest, promissory notes, time calculations, and measurement queries. The text reflects schoolroom exercises with references to dates and basic math operations.
Dowing Wore Wat and Ting Wrings in Tumbling List
A garbled passage lists various odd words and misspellings. It mentions show promotion of tie for Tovlag and a sequence of abbreviations and terms, then requests spellings of a long list of complex terms and names. The fragment reads like a damaged OCR of a word puzzle or glossary.
Writing Exam Transcript Notes
The Porthig branch examiners will grade the CE transcript in orthography. The report notes focus on accuracy of spelling, diacritics, and character conventions used in the submitted work for assessment.
Physiology mixed questions from an old text
A fragmented physiology exam list asks which organs are affected by conditions like smell mania and fainting, effects of exercise on body muscles, spine and chest line drawing tasks, and questions about glands, nerves, heart valve counts, muscle control, and law on sexual behavior in public schools.
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Leonte
Geography exam questions on temperate zones and world regions
A fragmented geography prompt asks about thuile of the north temperate cone, Earth’s axis tilt, U S states along Columbus parallel, North versus South American mountain systems, Japan and China peoples, seasonal wealth patterns, Portugal’s form of government and leading productions, approximate area and population, state capitals Milwaukee Omaha Kansas City Seattle Baltimore, and word roots from climate laws plus county seat clues and penny value development.
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United States
Colanis
Columbus
North America
South America
Japan
Pate
Portugal
Milwaukee
New Ore
Jear
Kaneas City
Seattle
Baltimore
Literary fragments prompt questions on Dryden Eliot Thaxter and Poe texts
An OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page presents a quiz style prompt asking to discuss life and works of Dryden George Eliot and a journal writer, name a novelist and a poet who advocated various arts. It asks for elements that codify a poem, references to Thaxter and Bancrutt Whittier Lowell, and requests names, quotations, and summaries. It also includes a Bottling Works advertisement for carbonated beverages and mineral waters with a phone number and address, implying a period newspaper item mixing literary quiz and local business.
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Sime
Niawathe
Poplin
Poe
Pal Worker
Bancrutt
Celta
United States History and Government Review Questions
A study prompt listing historical topics and questions. It asks about early explorers Vouee He Look Prolaher Champlain and colonial companies in England, college foundations Harvard William and Mary Yale, the Stamp Act, arguments for resistance, the period called the Gilded Era, the extension of territory in a presidential campaign, positions of Clay Calhoun and Webster on slavery, post Civil War reunification plans, the Philippine Question, Senate powers, and how a bill becomes law overriding a veto.
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Prolaher
Champlain
London Company
Weet Indian Company
Plymouth, Company
Marvard
William and Mary
Vale
Cabat
Matory
SGOL
Tereitory
Idina
Clay
Calhoun
Welter
Mexicans Import Lard Chief Mexican Import
The text notes lard as a major Mexican import from the United States with the 1007 location near seven million pounds discussed, reflecting trade activity.
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United States
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