March 11 in History and notable deaths
Entries note the deaths of St Euphronius Jeruanium patriarch and several historical figures including Laverrier the French geometer noted, Benjamin West the American painter, and Russian prince Gortohakot. It records a deadly Pax de Caiais mine explosion with over 1,000 miners lost and outlines astronomical events for tonight and tomorrow morning.
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St. Euphronius
Jeruanium
Treat Paine
Gigner
Hoston
Mi— Urban Jean Joseph Aes Laverrier
Gatronomer
Gortchakot
Benjamin West
London
Pennsylvania
Alexander Mikhatoviteh Gortohakot
Democratic Party Announcements for Marion County Officers
A series of public notices announces candidates seeking Democratic nomination for Sheriff County Commissioner Recorder Prosecuting Attorney and Infirmary Director in Marion County. Each candidate states nomination is subject to the Democratic county convention meeting May 2 or May 3 1908 and requests voters support. Names include Joun G Stark B F Conklin Frank Spider Raub Henry Seiter A A Trout Edward Pittelbauh Charles L Justior C Freeman.
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Yor Sheri
The
Mirror
Pelase
Marion County
Sherif
Conklin
Pleasant Township
Bowling Green
Méltor Mirror
Marion
Edward PF. Tittelbaugh
Charles L. Justior
POR
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B. Freeman
Charles W Thaberman Seeks Probate Judge Nomination
Charles W Thaberman announces his candidacy for Probate Judge on the Democratic ticket subject to the upcoming county convention. He asks the Mirror to announce his bid and notes his intent to seek the nomination at the convention.
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Charles W. Thaberman
Call for the State Democratic Convention 1908
Pursuant to the Democratic State Central Committee a convention to nominate state officers for the November 1908 election will meet in Columbus on May 6 and 7, 1908. Counties receive delegates by votes for Governor Patterson in 1905, with rules for primaries and county control. delegates will select committees and meet in Franklin County Memorial Hall.
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Democratic State Central Committee
No. Hee
Ohio
Columbus
Ohto
Jone M. Pattison
County Controlling Committee
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United States
State Central Committee
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Henjamin K Gayman
Frankin County
Bert S. Bartlow
Butler County
Lange
Board For Public Works
Supreme Court
Denver
Adams
Licking
Allen
Lowen
Awmond
Lorain
Awhtatula
Lacan Athens
Madison Attwlalne
Mahoning
Helmont
Marion
Brown
Meding
Hutier
Motes Carrol
Mercer Champaign
Clark
Clermont
Caton
Colmbrana
Paulding
Herry
Taft Bryan Lead In Presidential Nomination Battle
The article analyzes Taft and Bryan as frontrunners, noting 116 of 148 Republican delegates instructed for Taft versus Democratic support aligning strongly with Bryan. It compares Roosevelt's reforms and Bryan's methods, highlighting differences in approach, pacing, and outcomes between the two campaigns and their reform philosophies.
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Taft
Bryan
Ryan
Roosevelt
Railroads
Oil Trust
Ite Wurancerust
Walltreet Gamblers
Iite
Brent
Dyspepsia For Dyspepsia Olgorte What You Eat Makes the Brown sweet
The fragment mentions delegates from multiple counties and officials including ARLES A KLOEK as chairman and RAMIF as secretary. It references Taft gaining popularity by backing Roosevelt’s reforms and poses a question about who should carry out those ideas, contrasting Roosevelt's stolen reform with a rival.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Passage of Cox and Ohio reform bill shocks Cox era power
The House passed the Payne bill by a vote of G to 2d, endorsing a federal plan and civil services over Ohio city governance. The measure signals a dramatic break from elite Cox-aligned municipal control, aims to curb bloated offices, and fixes responsibility on officials. The report also notes state financial issues and political intrigues surrounding county funds and officials, plus assorted international notes.
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House
Payne
Ohio
Boss Cox
Lietor
Wade H. Kills
Clueiumat
George Box
General Assembly
Japan Makes Bluffs in War Skirmishes Amid Global Tensions
The text hints at Japan escalating bluffing tactics in ongoing hostilities, signaling broader international stakes and possible responses from allied nations. It references multiple nations watching closely as regional tensions persist and strategic moves unfold.
Napoleon school house fire sparks basement revolt
In Napolean township a fire started in the basement during a disturbance. A revolt against the convent has begun, raising questions about the leaders and possible motives while residents seek safety and order.
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Baal ‘Non
King Alfons and Venezuela Crisis Note
Fragmentary text discusses King Alfons on a trip to Marediona and concerns about Venezuela moving toward the United States. The source appears garbled with misspellings and unclear intent. No verifiable names beyond Alfons and Venezuela are confirmed.
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Alfons
Marediona
Molly
Odale
What Others Say about Great Britain’s Parliament
A Washington newspaper summary compares British Parliament debates to U S coverage, noting temperance, education, female suffrage and Irish issues. It argues Liberal and Conservative shifts threaten entrenched interests with reform, while Parliament lacks a strong constitutional check, risking policy overreach.
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Great Britain
Congress
Parliament
Ahip
Uiadutone
Tiaraell
Lilv
Iseo
Nen
England
Church of England
Mme
Commons
The Man and His Jon
A marginally readable reminiscence from a regatta at Poughkeepsie last spring quotes a crew member urging perseverance and purpose as key to any successful career. It stresses that steady effort and focus, whether winning, building a business, or selling goods, sustains achievement.
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Poughkeepsie
Men of purpose and the power of perseverance
A fragmented meditation on determined men who know their goals and pursue them despite obstacles. It contrasts those with aim yet lacking resolve with those who plan and execute, supported by a moment of workplace labor and a fleeting scene from daily life.
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Sien
Amor
Swen
In Other Words and a City Seat Conversation
In Other Words discusses choosing a trustworthy man. A young man asks about engaging a seat as a jab at a lover. A handsome girl replies she won’t commit, noting the leap year. The scene shifts to a smoker’s safety as the man retreats.
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Tam Loollie
Tonoager
Denver
Philadelphia Ledser
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Bryan and
Cleveland
Electric Light Company
Hryed
Roonevelt
Enue
Greene
Guernsey
fMomry
Highland
Hocking
Holmes
Tron
Dackson
Jefterson
Lake A Lawrence
Vota
Omarles A
KLOEK
Sandusky Soloto Seneca Shelby
Somamit ‘Vrombull
Puscarawali Union
van Wert
Vinton
Warren Washington Itt
Wayne Wiliams
Wood
Wyandot ‘Elite
H. Ramif
Pouty
Regan
Cox
Mit
Cireen Waa
Hamilton County
Oinelmath
Guilbert
Ful Hyon
Green
Fnweselratine
Thaw
Harry
Evelyn
Japan
China
Prince Hello
Sime
Anna Gould
America
Gey
Prince Helle de Sagan
Ching
Tyne
Napoleon
Venezuela
Ronto
Toralitien
Parla
India
Treland
Wome
Necrona
Kennnedy
Supreme Court Witt
Enquirer
the Man and
His Jon
Ty Dlervert J. Hapgood
Royal
Ayrle
Chicago Tribune
Indica
Alois
Dudge
Brounskim Studio
We Clark
Path Company
Elty
Malq
Farming Street
Star Bottling Works
Njoes
Gluger Ale
Sodisa
Seltzer
J. R. Smith
Prop
NUL
Optician
State Street
R. P. Parry
Union Street
Frederic Berryman
Studio 400 E
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Mills & Brown
Abra
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