Weather forecast and historical notes for March 14 1908
Weather outlook for Ghia-Rain shows colder tonight with southern areas clearing Thursday while northern areas may rain. Historical markers note births and deaths including Calhoun 1782 Tooke 1734 and Hamilton 1820. Astronomical events list sunset at 6 00 pm and Mercury crossing the ecliptic soon after.
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John Caldwell Calhoun
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Stark announces run for sheriff at county convention
John G. Stark declares candidacy for sheriff at the Democratic County Convention and seeks the support of Democratic veterans of Marion County.
Marion County Democrats hear sheriff and commissioner candidacies
A flood of letters urges candidacy announcements for Marion County offices. Spurring notes push for sheriff and county commissioner nominations, contingent on the Democratic convention May 2 1908. Citizens cite party unity amid Jolson Garber fray and praise Mayor Johnson’s national influence.
Democratic candidates announced for county offices
The Mirror lists multiple candidates for Democratic nominations in Marion County. Edward F. Tittelbaugh seeks Recorder, Charles L. Justice runs for Prosecuting Attorney, May 2, 1908 Infirmary Director candidate Charles Baseler, Green Camp Township, and John Johnson and Charles W. Mhhbormann announce for Probate Judge.
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Recorder
Marion
Edward F. Tittelbaugh
Charles L. Justice
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Mirror
Co. B. Preeman
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Lion and the Story Players Edition on Sale
At the Grand on April 6th the public can enjoy the Lion and the story players edition. The promotion invites readers to learn the tale and purchase the players edition during the theater's event windows.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric and Oddities From March News
A garbled recap shows a sprawling mix of political jabs against Democrats, Senate finance hints at railroads and security fees, and notes on wheat, corn, and looming executions. It trails into World War phrases, Irish and St Patrick’s nods, a parade of names, a Toledo wedding missed by the groom, and idle cultural quirks from the period.
Roaring 1900s Text Clutter Hits Markets And Politics
Fragmented OCR passage mixes economic notes and political references. Mentions Roosevelt, labor figures, and employment counts. Appears to discuss employment trends and industrial activity, with garbled names and dates obscuring specifics. The readable bits point to a discussion of workers, unemployment, and market conditions in a late period.
Denver Welcomes Democratic Party Convention Plans
Denver prepares for the Democratic National Convention with headquarters secured by many candidates for president and vice president. Delegates from Ohio and other states organize primaries and caucuses, and authorities set dates May 6 and May 6 for the state gathering to nominate candidates and select national delegates.
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Democratic Committee
Honorably discharged man joins United States Cavalry service
Miner J Metezar of this city is reported to have enlisted in the United States Cavalry. He served as sergeant of Troop Aj, Lith, and was stationed at Port Sheridan. He is described as a former member of the Fourth Regiment and has been honorably discharged and restored to duty in the army.
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Tommy Jolson
Vlevelany
Harvey Garber
Columine
Mirror
Reese
Johawn
Garber
Jolson
Warvey Garber
Johnson
Julinen
Comiie Amt
Tom John
Comiilttve
Mark Hanna
Democracy of the Union
Ohio
Cleveland
Theodore Burton
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United States Army
Plant Sold From Milholland Brick Company Interest
The property of the Milholland Brick Company at the intersection of the Pennsylvania rail and Silver Street was sold yesterday afternoon to George Chirk of Nelsonville Maine. Clark plans to organize a company to manufacture a different kind of brick and will open the plant at once employing a large number of men.
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Milholland Pree Brick Company
Pennsylvania
Silver Street
George Chirk
Nelwonville
Clark
Milterlind Company
Claver of Ivory 18 Found Unconscious
A fragmentary report notes Claver of Ivory 18 found unconscious after being at a home in Hueyre. Claude Selleler, linked to a recent broken diving record, was described in garbled terms as involved around the same time.
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Ivory
Hueyre
Th. Mare
Claude Selleler
Jong Divtanes
Schintor
Bogus Marshal 18 Given Six Years
Local report recalls a mock deputy from Cleveland who led officers to arrest workers at Gullon and Whesen. The event, tied to a man named Malone and Hatiden, occurs amid confusion in a jurisdiction near Dyletisville.
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Iard Lewior
Mareral
Cleveland
Gullon
Whesen
Wive
Mitty
Judes Qual
Sina Malone
Hatiden
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Standard backs Joanson in Minnesota governor race
Daniel J. Campau, Michigan Democratic national committeeman and Bryan ally, charges the Standard and other big interests are spending large sums to back Joanson in the Minnesota gubernatorial race. He cites alleged influence and fundraising efforts described from De’rat, Mich. on March 18.
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Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
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Stine
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Democratic County Convention in Marion County Ohio
Notice of the Democratic County Convention of Marion County Ohio to nominate candidates for county offices to be voted on in November. The convention will address positions including Representative, Auditor, Probate Judge, Treasurer, and Clerk with attendees urged to attend.
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Vonerrade County
Marion County
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