Advertising Rates and Historical Notices in Marion Daily Mirror
The Marion Daily Mirror lists advertising rates furnished on application, weather outlook for Ohio with rain tonight and colder on Lake Erie, notable historical dates such as 1740 Laplante and 1837 Proctor, and historical astronomical events. It also includes a set of candidate announcements for Democratic nominations including Recorder, County Auditor, Prosecuting Attorney, Infirmary Director, Probate Judge, and related officials with signatures from various individuals and townships.
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Ohio
Lake Shore
Por Ton
Democrats nominating for sheriff and county offices
A series of informal editorials and notices from Marion County Democrats announcing candidacy for sheriff and county commissioner. Signatories include John G. Stark, BR. F. Conklin, Frank L. Spicer, Henry Leiter, A. W. Trout, John W. Lust, and S. Br. Orbasap, all stating candidacy is subject to the will of the Democratic county convention meeting May 2, 1908.
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Marion County
Sherif
BR. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Baltor Mirror
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Grees
Wilter Mirror
Hichland Townsh
Orbasap
Sait Tock Township
Roosevelt shifts tone as trust, tariff debates roil party lines
The piece traces Theodore Roosevelt's latest moves and public stance amid rising tariff revision pressure and trust regulation debates. It notes how supporters fear a shift toward party loyalty, while opponents cite his past independence and pressure Congress on tariff reform and labor issues amid looming political realignments.
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Wiliam MH. Taft
Jacob
White House
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wallatreet
New York City
Rauh Congress
Wiltian J. Bryan
Van
The Man and 18 100 by Hervert J Mapgetd
A fragmented column discusses public life and stamina, noting political figures and social topics. It references the Rockefellers education board, Spain, aviation pioneers, and a Chicago woman, with musings on work, responsibility, and national identity. The piece blends editorial or opinion tone with dated phrasing and incomplete sentences.
Do It Right by Giving More to the Young Worker
A manager recounts a parable of a young man kept busy with greater tasks rather than every tiny job. The employer initially worried, but the worker thrived when given more responsibility. The message: assign meaningful work and capacity grows, improving quality beyond initial expectations.
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Holding Town
Olatt-Tiirty
Westert
Eritt
Cannon Favored as Head of Illinois GOP Convention
Chicago March 23 The Republican state convention will meet in Springfield on Thursday to select four at large delegates to the national convention. United States Marshal Charles P. Hitch of Paris and Frank Kektmrt of Tutcola are being considered for chairman. Leaders of Speaker Joseph Cannon, after Cannon’s endorsement for the presidency of the home district on the eighteenth at Manville, said they were confident he could control the organization.
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Chicago
Springfield
United States
Marshell Charles P. Hitch
Parla
Kektmrt
Tutcola
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
atManville
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
Distrivta
State Central Committee
Rankiin County Memorial Hall
Mroud Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Benjamin W Gayman
Frank
Itn County
Hort
Martlow
Butler County
Lange
Board of Public Works
Commmon Behools
Supreme Court
Denver
United
Stiten
Adama
Steking
Alen Logan
Ashland
Lorain
Ashtabulp Lucas
Athens
Madison
Auglaize Mahoning Heimont Marion
Hrown
Medina
Hutler
Eel
Carroll Mercer Champaign
Miami Clark
Monroe
Clermont
Montgomery
Clinton
Mongan ‘Ounmbiana
St Morrow Coshoeton
Muskingum Crawford
Noble
Cuyahoga
Ottawa
Darke Paulding Vattunea
VOY
Os Issseedt
Delaware Wickaway
Seneca Hamilton
Shelby Mancoyle
Stark
Hardin
Harriuon A Wenry
Mighland Hocking
Holmes Preckson
Jeferson Wyandot
Chanlies
Kelor
Unpledged Delegation Conference Sets State Plans
Providence March 6. A conference of Republican leaders will meet briefly on Tuesday or Wednesday to formulate plans for the Republican state convention to elect the delegates at large to the national convention. Many towns have not yet chosen their delegates and the sentiment is that national convention delegates will be unpledged and free to vote as they see fit.
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Atheniete
Cungree
Roos
Tk Mrares
Providence
Chinese Throne Urges Opium Trade Restrictions
Pekin March 43 The throne has directed an expert to study opium importation and its domestic effects. The three year experiment tests how restriction impacts cultivation and use. If successful, further regulation will be enacted and the nation urged to abandon opium entirely.
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Pekinjs
Democratic County Convention Notice in Marion Ohio
Virsiant to the order of the Democratic County Central Committee, notice is given of the convention of the Democrats of Marion County to nominate candidates for county offices to be voted for at the November election. Positions include Representative, Auditor, Probate Judge, Treasurer.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Democrats
Marion County
Ohio
Vropate
Democratic State Central Committee
Bate
Columbus
Delegates named for Ohio Democratic state convention May 1908
Polls open May 1 for precinct caucuses to elect delegates and alternates to the Columbus Ohio convention. Counties allocate one delegate and one alternate per 25 votes for John M Pattison. caucuses run 7 8 PM May 1. Full county and precinct delegate tallies listed. convention in Franklin County Memorial Hall May 5 6 7 with committees and officers specified.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bota
Common Pleas
Marton
John M.pattison
Johnson
Howling Green
Caledonia Village
Claridon
Marion South
Grand Cays
Grand Prairie
Green Camp
Marion Township
Marion
South Wirst
Jourth
Lakue Ville
New Bloomington Montgomery East
Montgomery West
Vieasant ‘Townelip
Prospect Village
Prospect
Richiend ‘Townslip Morral Village
Salt Mock
Scott Township
Tully
Waldo Village
Waldo
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