Democratic Convention and Local Probate Judge Candidacy
A fragmentary election notice and local political items discuss a May 2 1908 Democratic convention and probate judge candidacy, with mentions of Marton county and figures such as CHATUAGS W. TABNSMAN. The page also covers historical notes, astronomical events, and brief political commentary including Governor Johnson and George B. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltor Mirror
Gandonnee
Marton Youty
T Aim
Democratic candidates line up for Marion county offices
A jumble of notices from Shlerim to Marion county announce multiple candidates for county offices including Sheriff County Commissioner Recorder Prosecutor and Infirmary Director. Voters are urged to select delegates at the Democratic county convention on May 2 1908 with emphasis on party loyalty and official duties.
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Marion Unt
Edward FP
Tittiolbaugh
Roosevelt decision on Browntville affair remains unclear
A garbled report suggests a US Senate inquiry on race related issues involving Black soldiers and a commission's yearlong study. It claims Roosevelt would decide soon, while senators reportedly disagreed on actions taken.
Will Re-Try Mayor Schmitz After Jail Release
Rend Sehimite Cal March p2 reports former mayor Schmitz released Tuesday after ten months in jail. He faces thirty nine pending indictments and had posted 346000 bail. Judge Danve ordered new trial setup while extortion case proceeds with grand jury oversight. District Attorney Langdon and officials consider next steps.
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San Privolses
Cal
Hishor
Foraker Still Has a Little Fight in Him
Stark County Foraker followers, upset at not gaining recognition at the Alliance convention, announce plans for a Springfield convention within two months to certify delegates to contest at the national convention in Chicago. They claim strong support to seat a delegation and oppose Secretary Taft’s stance, signaling renewed intra party contention.
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Canton
Stark County
Foraker
Springfield
Alleaga
Chicago
Rens Vention
Tatt
Whys
Understanding Asia and the world through geography
The article discusses explaining geopolitics by comparing distant regions to familiar ones. It describes China’s size relative to the United States and Mexico, and outlines Japan’s position resembling a curved band from Florida to Maine, with Manchuria and Korea in specific geographic contexts, noting long, cold ports at Vladivostok as an access point.
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China
United States
Mexico
Amerina
Iberia
Tuya Hee Long
Canada
Wong
Herant Ston
Corea
Janan
Cuba
Manchuria
Ching
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Menneylvania
New York
Chum
Japan
Ohie
Indiana
Llinoly
Kentucky
West Virginia
Florida
Maine
Manehatria
Biberin
Vladivostok
Frogen
Uhroagh
Port Artur
Gulf of Roottit
Yellow Sea
Coren
Miridammand
Risala
Manehuria
Manesuria
Howeta
Rumwia
Jewor
Eien
Manohareha
Riveda
Rumelit
Jaytin
Rimelin
Corea Ati
Corea Fe
Stuieturia
Ruselatad
Maelurs
Rasa Wie
St. Rueh Coutry
Olina
Welag Anor
Jone Ieelooy
Rewla
Chim
Hauke
Alores
Montree
Lawhatahtaretiy
Digpati
Manchin
O. Nowa
Japan and Russia Rival for Manchuria and Korea
The article discusses competing claims over Manchuria and Korea amid a waning Qing empire, detailing Japan's aims to secure rail access and fortify ports, while Russia seeks dominance in eastern Asia. It notes treaties, open door policy pressures, and the risk of broader conflict as Japan asserts control and Kore as a buffer state.
World War era rail plans and Servia's fate debated
The piece surveys Balkan transport schemes and tensions over a Danube to Adriatic railway aimed at blocking military offensives, referencing German policy, Austro‑Hungarian concerns, and Southern Slavic unification efforts. It also includes a moralistic essay urging self-reliance and initiative from readers.
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Gulf Porta
Novibaar
Burasevo-Vinograd
Salonen
Steval
Rawal
Austria
Germany
St. Petersburg
Danube
Eileer Wilhelm
Alaine Auebla
Hant
Servia
Turkey
Montenegro
Rounwid
Hercegovina
Safonlet
Rowmania
New York World
Democratic County Convention Nomination in Marion County Ohio
The Democratic County Convention for Marion County Ohio is set to nominate candidates for county offices to be voted on in November. The May 2 1908 meeting in Marion will appoint delegates and alternates based on vote totals, with nine delegates and alternates to be selected for the state convention.
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Ikanecrane
Democrata
Marion County
Utio
Columbus
Ohio
Bald
Common Pleas
Marion
Otde
Piranant
Democrats of the
Tate
State Democratic Convention called for Ohio primary plan
The notice outlines the May 6 1909 Ohio Democratic State Convention in Columbus to nominate state officers for the November election. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by county and elected via primaries or conventions, with districts listed and meeting details set at Franklin County Memorial Hall. It names temporary officers and the schedule for district meetings and committee selections.
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Guy Yolns
John M. Paterson
Ohio
United States
Bute Central Committee
Franklin County Memorial Hatch
East Broad Street
Ton
Edward H. Moore
Mationing County
Benjamin P. Gayman
Franklin County
Aring
Hert S. Barrow
Sitter County
Breagurer
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Denver
United
Ada Licking
Mien
Ann
Astubuta Michens
Madison Auglaize
Mahoning
Uehuont
Marion Mow
Medina Noter
Mee Carrol
Champaign
Miami
Cork
Monroe Clermont
Montgomery
Tinton
Morgan Columblina
Morrow
Manhedon
Muskingum
Crawford
Noble
Cuyahora
Ottawa
Marko
Paulding Vetanonerry
Delaware
Vickway Ure
Vike
Wairfield
Portage
Vayette
Dackson
Jdefernon
Knox
M Nee Hey
Ay Lawrence
Wyandot
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Reentveatne Univedreal Telejows
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Democratic
B. Prepman
Homer
Johnson
Moitor Mirror
Chatuags W. Tabnsman
Coles Seelving
Republcans
Bistory
John Lorimer Worden
A. B N
West Theater County
Yip
Warden
Monitor
Hammpton Road
Gould Haw
Wrdon
Chester County
Repreoantativen
Wansington
Ryvers
Nore
Bun
CL Moon
Itallay
Dresden
George B. Cox
Shlerim
Mirror
Pelase
Sherif
Ion County
St. Laue
Ban Francie Hat Pall
Mistoninus
Joan G. Stark
Conlon
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Green
Marion ‘County
Sconvendo
J. Wi. Raub
Bowling Green Township
Kaitor Mirror
Marign County
Henry Sbithr
A. H. Trout
Claridon
Eiher Mirror
Guarles L. Jubtson
Brownsville
Raitroads
Teddy Beay
Mike
Teddy
Vrouldent Roodevelt
House
Tom 1S. Jelneon
Plu
Collinwood
Harry Orchard
Stuunenberg
Mariontina
Aueland Ie
Taft
Poraker
Tino
King Haakon
John D. Rockefeller
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Mattoawan
C. G. Wiant
Tre Hough
Roosevelt
Attee
Senate
Schmitz
San Francisco
Gre Nelain
Festardeenly
JaFvence
Penida
Thor Hulten
Scott
Man
Jon
Herbert A Hapgood
Mtlt
Nover
Wil
Fiierines
Wwe
Alan
the King
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kaa
Tschanen Brothers
S. Main Street
Patuieon
Wena
Ilan Locegeresavedsersree
Nowling Green
New Bloomington
Montgomery West
Lsc
Prospect Village
Prospect
Kiebiend
Morral
Balk
Vatly
Waldo Vilng
Waldo Township
Chalgemnet
Cootmbte Toot
Jacoby
Chateau
Woos. Spencer
Beoreliry
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