Ohio Democrats set plan for state convention in Columbus
The Democratic State Central Committee orders the Ohio State Democratic Convention in Columbus on May 6 and 7, 1908 to nominate candidates for state offices. Each county gets delegates and alternates based on votes for Governor Pattison in 1906, with primaries or mass conventions to elect delegates, and the convention will choose officers and candidates for presidential electors, governor, secretary of state, and other statewide posts. Delegates and alternates will be seated by districts, meeting times and locations are specified, and a ticket including a U S senator candidate will be nominated.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohto
Wks
Sach
Toone
Yoneh
John M. Pattison
Unio
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United States
Deleg Aten
State Central Committee
Pranklin County Memorial
Eastroad Street
Chalreau
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Benjamin W Gayman
Frank
Mo County
Bert & Bartlow
Butler County
At Lange
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Wis Aelpot
Denver
Democratic Congressional Committee
Thirteenth
Rawford
Erie
Marion
Sandusky
Seneca and
Wyandet
Tiffin
Congress
Colorado
Jaax
County
Delalt
Crawford
Erle
Geneea
Wyandot
Democratic Central
John. Jm. Pattison
Congressional Committee
D. R. Crivsinger
Maries Coun.y
Charles F. Close
Wyandotounty
R. J. Delgle
Erie County
Arma
Kamp Kampf Campaign Notice in Dettance H Area
A fragmented notice lists a campaign event near Dettance H and mentions Kampf Be and various locations. The legible items include numbers and names but lack clear dates or actions. This brief records a local electoral related notice with ambiguous details and several unreadable segments.
Democratic Congressional Conventions in Ohio District Precinct Primary
Democratic voters in Marion County Ohio will hold a precinct primary on May 15 1908 to select delegates and alternates to the Thirteenth District convention in Tiffin. Apportionment follows one delegate per hundred Pattison votes with at least one delegate per precinct. Balloting runs 7 to 8 pm Central.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Thirteenth
Ohio
Marion County
Tiffin
Short Stories From a Fractured Era
A collection of odd observations on life and health from early 20th century notes. It cites average death ages by accident, tuberculosis fights with dairy window materials, dress codes affecting theater entry, and a state vital statistics glimpse. It also mentions Pekin pawnshops, city extortion, a $1000 gold prize for the best single apple at Spokane’s national show in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Maing
Pekin
Spokane
Wash
Church Funds and Aged Clergy Highlight Era
The twentieth century fund of the Free Methodist church in England exceeded $500,000 and the silver wedding fund surpassed $150,000. The first Presbyterian church began in Atlanta in 1852 and since then twelve more congregations formed, totaling over 4,000 members across 56 years. Rev. Angus Bethune of Benham, aged ninety seven, is believed the oldest active English clergyman, ordained in 1814, serving since 1859. The Episcopal diocese of Louisiana is under Bishop Kinnoley of Texas due to Bishop Bessums of New Orleans’ illness and European travel.
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Free Methodist Church
England
First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Angus Bethune
Benham
Episcopal Diocese of
Louisiana
Kinnoly- Ing
Texas
Bisbop Bessums
New Orleans
Europe
The Follies of 41007 and Other Stage Notes
Lacy Weaton stars in The Follies of 41007 a music hall comedy. Katherine Grey may star in The Truth. Burr Mctatosh enters as regular lecturer Geld. Maude Adamate to have a new play by J M Bartle. Milton and Sargent Aborn plan Leighteen opera companies this summer. Beatrice Forbes Robertson connected to Marie Doro's company and is Bogneh’s niece. Iin Honor the Mayor heads to Chicago with Nella Webb in the lead. Frane Lebar finished an operetta Villa the Forest Girl.
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Lacy Weaton
Katherine Grey
Burr Mctatosh
Maude Adamate
J. M. Bartle
Milton
Sargent
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Marie Doro
Iin
Chicago
Nella Webb
Frane Lebar
Sporting World notes on crews and sprinters
Syracuse may row only at Poughkeepsie this year. Yale reportedly has a remarkable young sprinter in Carey. Pitchor Wee Willie Sudbott, formerly of St Louis Brows, signed with Louisville. Sudtof missed last year. A $500 difference kept Larry Lajoie from joining Louisville years ago, affecting Barney Dreyfuss. George A. Kellar says Deenth Jr will be withdrawn from the Great Western Trotting Association and the July 27 meeting may not be held.
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Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Carey
Pitchor
Wee Wiliie
Sudbott
St. Louis
Loulaville
Sudtof
Larry Lajoie
Louisville
Barney, Dreyfusa
George A. Kellar
Great Western Trottingssociation
Deenth, Jr
Modes of the Moment in Spring Fashion Coats
A Brooklyn Eagle fashion note describes long back coats with cling, heavy gold and white embroidery at the waist, plain tunics, and tall hats with corrow brims. Shoulder lines are long and drooping, creating cape-like silhouettes as the season advances toward prominent bouquet decorations.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Grain Market Hesitates Amid Mixed Chicago Trading
Chicago May 1 grain markets showed hesitation as traders awaited clearer signals from Kannus Cly and St. Louis, with cash wheat uncertainty and 11 000 bushel sales noted. Corn and oats followed uneven patterns with opening prices and close ranges reported across May July and September contracts, while Toledo and Pittsburgh listings reflected similar mixed activity and varied receipts for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Chicago
Becawe
Kannus Cly
St. Louiis
Willio Desand
Corm
Ovte
Ma Uly
Lges
Toledo
East Buffalo
Mediatveg
Helfers
Oats—Cash
May St
Bontambar
Local Grain and Produce Markets Daily Prices
Corrected daily by Marion Milling and Grain Co and Chas Turner & Co. lists paying prices for wheat, corn meal, flour, seeds, butter, lard, onions, potatoes, sugars, syrups, tea, vinegar, beans, rice and more. Notable items include wheat at 928 per bu, clover seed 12.00 per bu, timothy 2.00 per bu, Hungarian seed 50e per bac, butter 25c per lb, lard 12c per lb, potatoes 1.00 per basket, corn meal 2.00 per sack, prunes and dried fruits with various per-pound rates.
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Marion Milling & Grain Go
Chas, Turner & Co
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Marion Facet
HB. Vate
Mee
Rae
Leslie
Attita
Mortimer Basser Imitetor
Walatler
E.P. Rowe
NAS
Cali For
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Thena
Uglaize Wimont
Kampf
John M
Pattison
Wrebie
Beach
Putnam
Webland Ig
Iverapey
Hamilton
Ting Taland Township
Hancock
Bowling Green
Hardin
Summit
Claridon Township
Harrison
Trumbull
Henry
Tuscarawas
Green Camp
Jackson
ToilaRue
Marion ‘Township
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Iet
Peceaaay
Sliret
Severeee
Liret
CHAKL
A. Klomb
Rotary
A.csesseese
Caevestvares I
Sgecceeesee
Montgomery Township
Morral Village
Tioomington
Waldo Village
Marion County Democratic Executive Committee
Nird
W, Jacoby
Elmer J, Schoenlanb
See
Pro Tem
SEM
the Sporting World
Daily Market Report
Wollen
Lawhy
Yorkerk
rowRhe
UNION
Yartinton Brank
Cannery
Cleveland
Goo Dubehers
Pittsburg
New OB
New York
Plour
B. P. of
Monarch
Knickerbocker
B. Owens and Son
Owens, Ohio
J. B. McDonald
J. A. Schroeter
Comer Center Aid
Greenwout Streets
North Main Trent
Alley North
al Court House
State
Mali
John Berridge
Frenaienelder
Hermingsen Cigar CO
Flos Ave
Fairbanks Steam Shovel Co
Marion Department Co
Clan Street
West Clurch Street
West Church Street
West Church
West Columbia Street
Vieyele, Callant
Union Station
West Marion
G. Briggs
North Main
John Street
H. Crum & Co
J. W. Clark
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Harold Wagoner
Court Street
Marlos C
Baddock
the Paddock Transfer Storage CO. Transfer Storage and Crafts
Elgart Navey
Tatler
A. W. Chase
Holden
Nirand
A.W. Chase
Hox
Wample
A.W. Chase Medici NY
Marton
Hlockjen
Mamet Eres
LE iSold
O. T. Maloney & Son
ALA Tree Chichester
MANDO
Mime
Cheatmathine Itr
Ytras and
Plonzas Pharmacie
Anthony
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