March 31 in History and Astronomical Events
A dated digest notes 1827 Beethoven death and 1770 birth, 1887 Saxe poet death, 1810 birth, 1907 Galvahn Grow speaker, plus 1860s political history references. Astronomical section lists tonight and tomorrow morning times with sunset 6 20 pm rise 5 30 am new moon at 14 pm and Venus near perihelion close to the sun.
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Beethoven
John Godfrey Saxe
Albany
Rocco
Mitu- Beethoven
Galvahn A. Grow
Ha Wood
Peritelion
Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner Candidates Named
Multiple Marion County residents announce their candidacies for county offices, all subject to the Democratic county convention to be held May 2 1908. Names include John G. Stark B P Conklin George Orians L Spicer J H Raub Henely Shitrer A H Trout John W Lust and others, urging Democratic voters to support them at the upcoming convention.
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The
Mirror
Pelase
Marion County
Conklin
Pleasant Township
Badstor Mirror
Mn. Rdltor
L. Spicer
Bowling Green
Wilter Mirror
Joun W Lust
Richland Township
Fréitor
the Mirror
W. A
Candidates for county offices flood Marion county
A noisy slate of Democratic candidates announces for multiple Marion county offices including Recorder Auditor Prosecutor Infirmary Director Probate Judge and Coroner with pledges to seek nomination at the upcoming Democratic county convention May 2 1908. Local editorials poke at politics and national issues amid campaign notices.
Dollar Pen Promise Amid Fluency Of Ha Quality
A sales pitch promises pens from 1.00 to premium luxury levels with assurance of flawless operation. The maker claims thousands of users will confirm the pen’s quality and value.
Democratic party factions and governor’s stance on convention
A heated discussion reveals divides within the party over a presidential nomination. Governor Johnston is praised as competent, while Bryan is expected to lead the nomination. The piece notes tension about allowing potential rivals into the convention and the role of figures like Heflin in shaping strategy. Local farmers and political maneuvers in Caledonia and Claridon Township are mentioned in the context of party dynamics.
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Bryan
Minnesota
Willon Jenkings
Nin
Johnston
Denver
Jook Mill
Mrr
Bryat
Taharnd
Pastor Brown Unfrocked by Baptist Mission Association
South Norwalk March 1 A pastor identified as Rev Wrank Brown formerly of Rowarton Baptist church was unfrocked by the Fairfield County Baptist Mission Association after admitting through his signature to conduct with Miss Clara Raymond a Sunday school teacher. The case centered on letters in Brown’s possession that prompted the action. Brown offered no personal defamation claim and remains at the church prior to surrender of his ordination certificate.
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South Norwalk
Clara Raymond
Wakel
Rev
Wrank
Brown
Rowarton Baptist Church
Palffeld County Baptist Mjn‘sion’ Association
Pireon
D. Richardson
Stamford
United Mine Workers Leaders Plan Conference in April
President elect Thorman K Lewis of the United Mine Workers announces plans for a joint conference with joiners and orators to be held in April, likely at Goliombun, Otte, An Saicie A SAS, as coal miners in Indianapolis rally around the 200,000 strong workforce.
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Indianapalis
Tidy
Thorman K. Lewis
United Mini Workers
Goliombun, Otte, An
Wees that he will be siewemitil and strike details
Gibberish transcription notes a disrupted union message with references to bio organization leadership, regional districts, and ongoing work. The text mentions two exceptions in coal districts and a plan to continue operations until a new contract is made. No clear events or dates are provided.
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Siewemitil
Gite
Lawk
Bio
Innoral
Hovde
Indlana Block Coal District
Pentaylvenia
Ferrots
Lidia
Fehl
Pennsylvania
Misouri
Ineas
Oklahoma
Arike
Etrike Wenerits
Pyationnt
Mlatelehs
Metiel
Milter
Great Commoner Continued from Wage One
The piece critiques Republican prospects and President Taft seeking reform. It argues the party lacks a clear reform candidate, favors La Follette but dismisses his viability, and questions Taft's record on trusts labor reform and the income tax, urging a decisive platform before the election.
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Repubicans
Jl Ering Generylitles
Feaerank
Congiele
Tepibliqui
Powerlees
Senator LaWollette
Benator Lalollette
Rex
Tembienns
Taft
Cabiet
Taii
Democratic County Convention call for Marion Ohio 1908
The document outlines the Democratic County convention in Marion Ohio to select candidates for county offices for the November 1908 election. It details caucus times precinct by precinct, delegate apportionment, and the process to nominate delegates and alternates for the state convention in Columbus. It lists officers, precincts, and ward allocations, plus a schedule of primaries and conventions and the meeting places for selecting national and state delegates.
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Nowtoomington
Montgomery Haat
Montgomery Weat Pleasant
Prompec Village
Wenisad
Morval
Balt Fhoek
Boot Township
Tully
Waldo Village
Waldo
Pownenip
Locratin State Central
Nice
Democrats
Unio
Volumbus
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Wedneaway
Kneh County
John M. Paterson
Jeden
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State Central
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Franklin County Memorial Mall
East Broud Street
Jon
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Kenjalin
Lange
Board For
Public Works
Supreme Court
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Adams
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Allen
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Holland
United Prose Telend Market Reporte
Bingle
John G. Stark
Gorge Orians
J. H. Raub
Bowling Green Township
Mardon County
Henely Shitrr
A. H. Trout, Claridon
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Pisase
B. Carasap
Salt Rock Township
Recorder
Edward F. Tittelbaugh
Miles Longshors
Charles L. Justion
Por
Freeman
Charles Baseler
Green Camp Township
Homer B. Johnson
Harris
Hob Evans
Russia
Mexico
Hughes
Cannon Ean
Toledo Wis
John D. Rockefelter
Cox
Ghillbert
Pullington
Green
Dewan
Viease
Vention
Charles W. Haberman
Ayus
Spencer
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
William J. Bryan
Woraker
Grace Brown
Caleb Powers
Priaun
Storm
Guilbert
Congressional Committee
Fremont
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Brooklyn
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Pikeburg
Victor Emanuel
Ilkina
Uibto
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Ambansator
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Chandler
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Coman
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House OF Post Cards
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Rotten Pere
Caledonia
Gow Plain
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Heflin
Ulioating
Pretty Girl
Maye
Belleville
Scott
DR. King’s
Dr. King
G. C. Floyd
Kerahaw
Tschanen Brothers
Main Stree
Vince
Roth
Democratic County
Tion
Whall
Worye
J. W. Javoy
Chateman
W. Ss. Spencer
State Democratic Convention
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