March 21 In History and Democratic notices
Historical items note Bach birth and death dates, a 1906 immunity ruling for fire officers, and astronomical events. Local Democratic notices urge Marion County voters to support candidates for Recorder Auditor Prosecuting Attorney Infirmary Director Probate Judge, listing names like Edward F. Tittelbaugh Miles Longshore Charles L. Justice Homer Johnson Charles Haberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bltaalsonnel
Henito Pablo Dune
Marion County Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner Candidates
A cluster of notices from Marion County Democrats announcing candidacies for sheriff and county commissioner. Names include JOHN G. STARK, B F CONKLIN, GEORGE URILANS, FRANK L. SPICER, J H RAUB, HENRY LEITER, A H TROUT, JOHN W LUST, and others urging support, all pending the May 2, 1908 Democratic county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Coun
John W Lust
Webland Township
The New City Hall in Marion Vote Approaches
The article notes Marion voters face a two week horizon to decide on building a new city hall, a new central fire station, and a new city market. It argues for informed citizen input, urges examining the current Old pile of bricks site, and highlights local business leaders pushing for progress while lamenting lack of broad recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Starion
Ibis
Optodaue
Busines
Old City Building debated as Marion eyes modern replacement
Editorial notes Marion's need for a new central fire department addition and a better city market. It argues the present Market House is inadequate for the needy and urges action before the April 6 election. Bishop Charles Henry Fowler's death is also reported, honoring a key Methodist missionary leader.
William To Smith Seeks Reelection In Close Assembly Race
A fragmentary report notes William To Smith, a three month member of the general assembly, gaining recognition from opposing papers as a solid lawmaker. The piece discusses party strategies, delegate selection, and the upcoming convention as Bryan and New York committee influence looms large.
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Wiliam
Smith
General Assembly For & Sant Threemonths
Swithh
Marion County
Iiryan
New York
Mem Ibere
Obscure notice hints at delays and apologies in campaign
The public notice mentions rushing the opening of a scene or stage to save time for leaders to acquaint themselves with a move. It notes that many men will need to apologize for Green, Willington and a few others on the telegram.
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Green
Willington
Senator Palette Deflects Roosevelt Scandal In Speech
Fragmentary report notes Senator Palette denying involvement of President Roosevelt’s circle in a political scandal. Mentions Vallette and Moser in unclear context, with garbled phrases about ties and speed. Readable facts are limited. no clear names or events confirmed.
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I, Palette
Roosevelt
Vallette
Moserapeedh
Fragmentary 19th century clipping hints at a court or conflict
The readable fragments describe a possible spell of failure for C. Green and Newlin, with speculation on a confrontation after an event. Another line alludes to a wife’s alleged infidelity and a man deemed cruel. Text remains highly fragmentary and unclear.
Campaign pledge from Cannon and View President
A garbled note describes Speaker Cannon and a View President Vaitontks promising leaders a regulatorion reform. It hints at entering a campaign and awakening support, though the text is unclear and fragments remain.
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Cannon
Vaitontks
Akron Speech Sparks GOP State Convention Talk
A fragment hints at harsh talk about Tatts Akron speech and the tenor of the Republican state convention. The piece mentions derisive language used in association with the event and reflects local sentiment on party proceedings.
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Low
Akron
The Man and 118 Job and The Moral on Judgment
A collage of musings on initiative and judgment contrasts the two traits as essential for success. It parables a jackass between two hay piles to show paralysis by indecision and urges taking decisive action coupled with sound judgment. The piece urges prompt, well considered choices in daily affairs.
Democratic County Convention Named for Marion County
The Democratic County Central Committee calls a convention in Marion Ohio to nominate county officers for the November 1908 election including Representative Auditor Probate Judge Treasurer Sheriff Recorder Prosecuting Attorney Surveyor Three Commissioners and three infirmary directors. Delegates and nine alternates will be chosen for the May 1908 State Convention in Columbus with caucuses at precinct voting places May 7. The meeting date and procedures are set, with precincts receiving one delegate and one alternate based on votes for governor Patton in 1906.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Marion County
Ohio
Ork
Vorener
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Marion
Yach
John M. Patton
House of 7
Briday
State Central Committee
Democrats of the
Unio
John M. Mattison
County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Tate
United States
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Road Street
Suesday
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Henjamin J. Gayman
Franklin County
Bert &. Bavilow
Butler County
Lange
Board of Public Works
Dairy and God
Supreme Court
Denver
Staten
Adams
Licking Allen
Logan Ashland
Jornin Ashtabula
Daean Athens
Madison Auge Mahoning
Helmont
Marion Brown
Medina Mader
Mergy Carrel
Mercer Champaign
Miami
Lark
Monroa
Clermont
Montgomery
Millerney
Seneca
Mamitton
Shelby Hancock
Stark Hardin Weavenees Summit
Vee Harrison
Trambull
Henry
Purcarawas
Mighlood
Union
Hocking
van Wart
Holmes
Vinton Murom
Warren Jackson
Washinton
Jefferson
Wayne Know
Williama
Lake
Wood
Lawrence Wyandot
Vota
Call for State Democratic Convention 1909 in Columbus Ohio
The notice details a two day state convention to nominate candidates for state offices, with delegate apportionment by county and primaries or delegate conventions to select delegates. It lists officers, meeting times, and the process for choosing presidential electors and other statewide offices.
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The
Marion Daily Mirror
Bingle
Eeeens
Weekly Mirror
Creabap
Ball Rock Township
Recorder
Moitor Mirror
Swh
Jeet
Epward F. Tittelbuaugh
Vor
Mirror
Democrats
Miles Longshore
POR
Charles L. Justice
PCR
Editor Mirror
Co. B. Freeman
Charles Raselur
Green Camp ‘Township
Marion ‘County
Homer
Johnson
Charles W. Haberman
Polase
John G. Stark
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
George Urilans
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Green
Viease
J. H. Raub
Howling Green Township
Henry Leiter
Frog
A. H. Trout
Claridon
CR. G. Wiant
Mookseller
New City Hall
Mons
Peller
Tim
Central Fire Department
Gowr
Monk Be ii
Elty
Con
le Mere
Pelle
Charles Henry Fowler
Methodist Church
Scott
Bepublicana
C. Green
Failio Newlin
Dow
Ran Cupid
Florida
Avia Gould
Reva ix
Job
Herbert J. Hapgood
Caledonia Village
Euridon
Uiaetdon
Vilapee
Camp Township
Marion ‘Township
Penne Viret
Larue Village
New Bloomington
Montgomery East
Montgomery West
Heasant ‘Township
Prospect Village
Prospect Township
Kichiznad
Mortal Village
Salt Tock
Beatt
Tully ‘Town
Waldo Village
Waldo
Avra
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