Weather and historical notes for Ohio and world
Occasional rain in Ohio with warmer overnight and in the east. Wed March 25 historical items include Joachim Murat born near Cahors, Walt Whitman born and died in New Jersey, French troops in Oudja advance, Nicaraguan forces seize Tegucigalpa. Astronomical events cite moonrise times and Mercury visibility at dawn.
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Naples
Freneh Marshot
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Calabria
Walt Whitman
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner Candidates in Marion County
A series of notices from Marion County Democrats reveal candidates for sheriff and county commissioner. Names include John G. Stark editor of the Mirror, B F Conklin Pleasant Township, George Grains, Frank L. Spicer Howling Greens Tp, J H Rae Bowling Green Tp, Henry Leiter Pleasant Tp, A H Trout Claridon Tp, and John W Lust Highland Tp. Each entry states intention to seek party nomination at the Democratic county convention, with dates referencing May 2 1908 and the convention’s forthcoming decision.
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Sherlne
the Mirror
Pearse
Marion County
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Frank L. Spicer
Howling Grees
Viease
Peas
Marion
Papperelle
John W Lust
Highland Township
Democratic candidates announce bids in Marion County
Editor Mirror lists multiple Democrats seeking nominations for county offices including Recorder Auditor Prosecuting Attorney Infirmary Director and related roles. Names referenced include Edward P. Tittemaugh Miles Longshore Charles Justice Preeman and Charles Baser. Nominations are contingent on the Democratic county convention and May 2 2008 precincts in Green Camp and Salt Rock Townships.
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Editor Mirror
Charles LF. Justice
Co. B
Preeman
Democratic voters urged to elect probate judge candidate
Marion county voters are asked to consider the Democratic candidate for Probate Judge subject to Homer B. Johnson and Charles W. Maberman. The notice urges support in the election and warns of party alignment influencing the selection.
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Nannouce
Marion Lounty
New Coroner Candidate Seeks Marion County Nomination
A new candidate for the office of Coroner of Marion County, Ohio, announces until the Democratic County Convention on May 2, 1908. The name W. A. Charter, M. D., is presented as the prospective nominee subject to party approval.
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the Mirror
Marion County
W. A. Charter
M. D
Roosevelts Capitol Clash and Times of Tension in New York
A garbled context heavy column discusses Police Commissioner Bingham’s anti corruption stance in New York and Roosevelt’s political support from Democrats. It mentions Denver convention, railroads, race track gambling probes, and various public figures, with critiques of press and editorials. The piece weaves current political crosscurrents, legislative pressure, and calls for adjournment to halt investigations.
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Bingham
New York City
Roosevelt
Y M C A Billiards Bill Heads Toward Marion
The local Y M C A has moved to install billiard and pool tables within the club, following regional peers. The move faces anticipated opposition but aims to offer boys and men wholesome recreation away from saloon venues, with admission set to a reasonable fee.
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Willin
Marion
Unclear excerpt hints at a troubled worker and daily toil
Fragmentary text depicts a man burdened by work and worry. It suggests family impact, long hours, and a life centered on office duties, with references to tension between leisure and labor, and a volatile daily routine. No clear event or identifications emerge.
Courtholder Henri Rochette faces fraud charges in France
In a French financial collapse linked to Henri Rochette, a single brokerage house is said to lose over £600,000 as Rochette stocks fell. An examining magistrate ordered funds deposited in the Bank of France and other institutions to back credit with the France Spanish Bank. Additional criminal complaints were lodged against Rochette as reports indicate thousands of people face losses.
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France
Credit
Minter
Crowle
Credit Oues
Auinet Oenette
Bank of France
Egulnet Rochette
Jose
Ovine
Elks Victims Fraud Case Traced Across States
A woman posing as a widow traveled with two children and a ticket hoax to secure money from an Elks lodge. The ruse, backed by letters from alleged supporters, spread through several towns, with officials recounting a long history of similar frauds and money refunds across jurisdictions.
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Vrankfort
Tut
Mare
Ty Yi Wiin
Collis Hue
Blix
St. Louin
William Harland
Clockinadl
Governor Guild Rally Fails to Continue Amidst Crisis
In Reston Mersh on 25 Jey Governor Guild’s rally did not continue as hoped. Reports say the improvement failed to persist and the governor remains in critical condition. Authorities and medical staff provide updates on his steadiness and ongoing treatment.
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Governor Guild
Reston
Mersh
Anna Gould to wed Prince de Sag in French match
New York March 25 Anna Gould heiress plans to wed Prince Helig de Sag, cousin of her former husband. A close friend says the step is decided though time and settlement details remain to be fixed. Gould seeks her brothers' consent but hopes to win it without delay. The engagement follows long romance with the French prince who accompanied her to the United States.
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New York
Mine
Anna
Gould
Tas
Bent de Cantdlote
Prince Helig de Gagan
Mme
United
Tates
Thesday
Anna Gould
Prince de Sas
Man Faces Embezzlement Charge Over Large Purchases
Cincinnati report states Liferd Hockert, manager of the Peebles boutique, on trial for embezzlement. Alleged to have bought a $1,000,000 home and a forested auto with wages of $16 weekly, taking receipts totaling at least $10,000 over three years. He pleads innocent, claiming funds came from his mother.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Liferd Hockert
Deliline Department
Peebles Endeory
Hele
Heckert
Anther
Wein
Kenton Chief of Police Suspended by City Board
Kenton, March 25 Oliver Tr Sheldon a Republican has been relieved from the chief of police by the board of safety on charges of lapses in conduct brought by M M Thompson a Democrat Garri a Democrat law. A replacement has been appointed. Other Republican patrolmen suspended were dismissed by the board on jurisdiction questions. Sheldon intends to appeal to the continental court. Meet Manager O'Day at the rink tomorrow night.
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Continen Leat
Democratic County Convention in Marion County Ohio May 1 1908
The Democratic County Convention for Marion County Ohio is set for May 1 1908 at 10 o clock PM in the Common Pleas Court room Marion to nominate candidates for county offices to be voted in November. Including Representative Auditor Probate Judge Treasurer Clerk Sheriff Recorder Prosecuting Attorney Three Commissioners Three County Judges Directors and to select delegates and alternates to the Democratic State Convention at Columbus on May 6 1908. Delegates for twenty five votes or more will be chosen from precincts with one delegate and one alternate per precinct at the usual voting places between 7 and 8 PM Central Standard.
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Vemayralic County Central Committee
Democraty
Marion County
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Maididates
Lis
Prenauirer
Uerk Sherrill
Harveyor Voronst
Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
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Kuch
John M. Pattison
Belock
Fridan
Hormant
Democratic State Central Committee
John M. Patson
Mudh
Atute Supervisors of
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Bae
Board of Public Works
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Common Sehovla
Supreme Court
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United States
Adama
Ld Allen
Logan Gee
Astiand
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Az Athens
Aes
Madivon
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Heimout
Marion Brown
Medina Renee Uuder
Varrotl
Mereor Weal Charopaten
Mianais
Chankk Weset
Montoo
Pees Clermonts
Montgomery
Edenee Wranklin
van Wei Holmes
Vinton
Huron
Warren Jackson
Washington Jefferson
Wayne Vane Knox
Witenes
Seer Hake
Lawrence Wyandot
State Democratic Convention Call for Ohio 1909
Delegates and alternates by county listed for the Ohio Democratic convention to nominate candidates for state offices to be voted on in November 1908. Central committee names, venue Franklin County Memorial Hall Columbus, May 6 7 PM. committees include State Central, Resolutions, Credentials, Rules, Permanent Organization, Vice President and Secretary.
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