Mayors nomination at great Democratic convention
At Wittin Ohio on May 27 the Democratic convention nominated Mayor Carl C. Anderson of Fostoria for Congress in the Third District after a long balloting process. The event featured Governor candidate Judson Harmon and sharp party speeches, with resolutions endorsing Harmon, Bryan, and the state ticket and urging Democratic unity against Republican policies.
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Carl C. Anderson
Judon Horton
Democratic
Julson Harmon
Tiffin
PD. R. Crissinger
Harmon
Ohio
Democratic Party
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Schuler
Crawford
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Committee On Permanent Organization
F. T. Dore
Congressional Committee
F. T. Dore Plateman
Tiydmes Donnell
Upper Sandusky
Fostoria
John W. Worst
Fremont
James Hunt
George Aldrich
William H. Rinehart
Sandusky
C. B. Winters
Carl H Henkel
Gallon
R. L. DeRan
Thirteenth Congressional District
Jefferson
Jackson
Monroe
Tirteeith
United States
Senate
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Uintriett Abloti
Cally
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Belt
Denver
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Tribune
Willan Jennings Bryan
Heston May 97 New England election push for Guth backing
Fragmented OCR notes indicate New England state actors rally behind Governor Guth in May 97. Mentions Republican-Namathowed ticket and Hudson Pert, with unclear references to Guth's potential statewide backing from New England states.
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Heston
New England
Salen
Miams
Naithowed Ucket
Huetin
Balvelem
Gov. Guth
New Wagland States
Three for Murder Holds Reported in Aged John Adams Case
In Canton D May St Attingore and Bothwell investigated the death of elderly John Adams of May Sillon state Lowphas. The report notes three individuals held in connection with the case though details remain unclear.
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Canton
D. May
Asylon Employee Charged With Old Water Death
An employee faces a charge linked to a death described as old water incident. The court plans to arrest more workers as details emerge. Local officials state action will proceed against the defendant in the coming week.
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Cmd Htl
Man shoots girl over refusal to ride in Berin
Millersburg May 27 Lemter Pttel eighteen of Berin drew a revolver on Iva Hoehgteller Amat girl on her porch. He fired once missing as she wrestled him, then fled. A second shot was fired in the woods prompting a search for the suspect believed to have fled with a weapon.
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Millersburg
Greey
Lemter ‘Pttel
Berin
Iva Hoehgteller
Hiittowler
Nexiwe
Yan
Ler
Pomnen
Crownshield Dies in Washington Fallout
Crownshield, a key figure in the Miron of Newlemtien, died today in Weeaington. Officials report the incident followed a military action and Unity oversight. The event marks a significant shift for the Teampsttial organization and surrounding regional power dynamics.
Harmon and Okey Back Yaple in Ohio Primary
Columbus May 27 Democratic governor candidate Jud Harmon and Supreme Court hopeful George B. Chey back Wallace D. Yaple of Chillicothe for leader of the Democratic statewide campaign. The state committee meeting to approve nominees was delayed by factions, with debate over secretaryship and a compromise name. Final action awaited today. Milky 27 W. ty Finley of Kenton elected chairman of the Democratic state executive committee.
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Columbus
Judson Harmon
George B. Chey
Wuprenw
Judew
Wallace
Yaple
Chillicottie
Vanojger
Democradie Whate Campadan
Wo le Mining
Wala Imnleyaid
Campbell Argutd
Matt Demver
Tankger
Harmen
Aba Yaple
iMate
O. Milky
W. Ty Finley
Kenton
Democratic State Executive Committee
Republicans Agree On Currency Bill
Washington May 27 The Republican conference committee on the Aldrich Viewland currency bills reached a final agreement. The plan provides an emergency currency of 500 million dollars taxed at five percent for the first month and one percent additional for exchange. State bonds are acceptable up to ninety percent of face value and commercial papers up to seventy six percent. A national currency bank will pass on security validity. The act will expire June 30, 1914.
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National Currency Commission
Washington
Repubica
Sommitier
Aldrich
Viewland
Canigren
Mantelpil
Con Terence
Great Test of Modern Armament at Old Point Virginia
A Civil War era test of modern armament unfolds at Old Point Virginia with the monitor Florida firing twelve inch guns. Washington officials and naval officers arrive at Fortress Monroe to observe as the attack and shelling shake the area amid strict safety gaps and rapid artillery action.
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Old Point
United States
Hoon Ueelell
Washington
Fortress Monroe
Comeminder
John G. Quimby
Tieuwtwa
Joseph Taussig
Florida
Cleveland Sinks Again Rumors Hit Wall Street
Reports from Wall Street claim former president Grover Cleveland faced another medical relapse amid conflicting gossip from New York sources. The incomplete dispatch mentions a sinking operation and ties to Cleveland without clear details or official confirmation.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
Relapse Clouds Former President's Recovery at Lakewood Hotel
Reports say executive humidity levels contributing to the former president's relapse have hindered recovery. Secrecy persists at the Lakewood hotel, where officials refuse to disclose details, citing security and privacy concerns while stakeholders await signs of improvement.
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Lakewood
Chicago verdict on office use for politics
Chicago May 27 jurors found former chief of police John Bt. Galling and former poll attorney Frank Comerford guilty of using offices for political purposes. Verdict read as the count convened today.
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Chicago
John Bt. Galling
Polies
Frank Comerford
Poll
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