Democratic Nominees Named At Ohio Convention Kilbourne Leads
The Ohio Democratic state convention at Columbus nominated James Kilbourne of Franklin for governor and Anthony Howells of Stark for lieutenant governor by acclamation. McCarthy won the attorney general race after a tense floor fight, with McLean and Dowling factions clashing over platform planks and delegation seating amid a wide array of state offices and party principles.
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James Kilbourne
Franklin
Anthony Howells Stark
Juder— Mosepu MM
Hidy
Fayette
Supreme Court
Carey R. Young
Cuyatoga
MR. McCarthy
Lucas
W Page Alnshirm
Gallia
Public Works
James B. Holman
Brown
Clark
Cleveland
Bahalf
Cuyahoga County
Balen
Monod
Chatmman Ballegaber
Montgomery
McCloud
Union
Buckley
Portage
Mason
Butler County
HL Moore
J. H. Dowling
Thomas Galvin
Montgomery County
Dowing
Joseph H. Dowling
N. 8
Bickley
Congress
Galvin
W. L. Finley
Kansan
W. J. Bryan
Finley
Viveoce
Tom Johnson
Columbus
Clark County
I. M. Hogan
Springford
John L. Zimmerman
Franklin County
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Kilbourne
Daugherty
Zimmerman
John J. Zimmerman
L. G. Bernard
M. Horsley
John F. Cassady
Bellfontaine
H. T. McCracken
Anthony Howella
Meauilop
Jamon Rice
Canton
Cassady
Nane Wan
Howells
Kilbourne Nominated for Ohio Governor by Democratic State Convention
James Kilbourne, Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio, born in Columbus in 1841, Kenyon and Harvard educated, former civil war colonel, and head of Kibbourne and Jacobs Manufacturing. He has held multiple public and charitable positions and was allied with late Senator Allen G. Thurman as a close neighbor and adviser.
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Stat Oval
Farmia
City Real Gatato
Inga
Bani Equalization
BTRTH
Republicas
Axelews
Ile
Itigiuted
Bavipathen Tawa
Fay
Wastilmgiin
Democratic Party Tin
Ana
Wittmat
Mie Hettteh
Republion
United Batons
Olly
United States
Princey
State Committee
Agriculture and Labor
Republican Party
Halle
Lextelaruces
Mntess
Proputan
Boss Kuly
Rong Tne
Ite
Atatesmen
Thomas Jeter Sori
Democratic Party
Nisios
Credentials
Hirst
John Rolson
Hamilton
Bocoud
T. J. Cogan
Mamitton
Denwils Steele
Vinton
Eo Birla
Paleield
Mhletoooth
Wiliam UW
Kinenhour
Fane Quaky
Bourteenthod
Sewael
Midland
T. M. Hur
Lawha Has WI
W. Tithets AF Iecurnwnn
Chyitoga
Maem
Vine Tats Heviard
Maniliton
Loite Keenelin
Hamlion Thine
Jompt Dowling
Montgomery
Darks
Westlaser
Putian
Antony Figilind
Boventh
Thomay
Clarke
Elghth
W. J. Wrey
Uaavoek
Jobin Olan
Itean
Venini Ay Crewford
Adina
Hloventh
Summit
Twentiette- Chatton
Kalo
Cuyahoga
Cuyahoun
James Kilbourne
Ohio
Columbus
Kenyon
Harvard Law Scriool
Kibbourne and Jacobs Manufacturing Company
Ohio Centennial Commission
Columbia Board of Trade
Children's Home, Guild and Associated Charities
Army
Tennessee
Time zones and meridians chart for reference
The Detroit Free Press presents a ready reference guide detailing how various countries and regions align time with Greenwich Mean Time. It lists Western European time at Greenwich meridian, Eastern European time two hours east, and other zones including nine hours east for central Australia and Japan, with specifics for Spain Portugal and Rostia citing Madrid Line and St Petersburg meridians. It notes U S Canada and Mexico use west of Greenwich, Hawaiian Islands at 10:14 west, and New Zealand at eleven and a half hours east.
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Spain
Rie Wa
Gremwich
Greenwich
England
Belgium
Holland
Tusemberg
Germany
Austria-Fringary
Bowile
Heregovina
Kongo Free State
Den
Italy
Servia
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Hubroria
Roumania
Natel
Turkey
Euro
Groenwich
Philippines
Central Australia
Japain
Victoria
Queensland
Tanmania
New Zealand
United States
Canada
Mexco
Hawaiian Islands
Madrid
Feogal
Portugal
Linebon
Rostia
St. Petersburg
Detroit
Overworked headline writer curses 23 letters
A Chicago Chronicle anecdote describes a tired headline writer who cannot stop counting letters and spaces after eight hours of composing headlines. He mutters about English beauty shoes and 28 letters, explaining the mind pawns words into headlines as his companions and a reader discuss delirium tremens versus his fatigue.
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Bumm Forne
Tim
England
Inez
Chicago Chronicle
Milton Relics at Harvard Autograph Albums and John Milton Manuscripts
Harvard University houses Milton related relics including an autograph album with Milton’s own notes in Greek and Latin and a copy of Pindar dated 1620 annotated by Milton. Bequeathed by Clartos Sumner, these items link Milton to Cambridge and a Neapolitan patron. A later autographed page dates to 1639 by Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Stafford. The notable Milton manuscript is a small book at Trinity College containing his poems L Allegro and Penseroso.
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Jadmer
Harvard
Milton
Clartos Sumner
Cambridge University
Cambiua Car Joyn
Gener
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Sfilton
Thomas Wentworth
Earl of Stafford
Alliton
Trinity Colleer
O Gainbridge
Fonewick
Pease
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Ohio Democracy
Kilbourne and Howells
McCarthy
Meanett
Comtest
Dowling
Friends of
Tom L. Johnson
Committee On
McLean
Bill ‘Bourne
Jehnich
Committee
Johnson
Kansas City
Bryan
Sever
Johnson Men
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O. P. Saton
Clute
Brucker
John Hewitt
Mon
P. Balen
Galen
Riniey
J. W. Coulter
Joseph Hidy
Washington D. H
McIntyre
Samuel W. Court
Cirelovilla
William ‘Thomarson
Alan
Hity
Pinley
Court Right
John BF
Follett
Courtright
Monnett
Mooney
J. O. Seward
Mykrants
Mykrantz
BR. Page Alcahire
Gallipolis
G. BE
Peoplen
Acclam
Board of
Poliite Works
Brown County
Fred GO. Leete
Lawrence
Leete
Platfors
Democratic Party of Ohio
Bali
Cor
Hietory
Cuncerman
Luci Olive
Hur
Great Britain
Bourla
Maine
Ambir Hans
Europe
Jean
Charles
Boul Arion
Washington
Jefferson
Ava
Wn Fon
Penouradle Party
Klve
America
Wren Wieh
Oltme
Fyers
Atste
Atonum
Esca
Dvfian
Diario Calatente
Tim Dirth
Freedoms
Party of Famenti Oni Ulsan
Iit Binnie
Chen
Friends
Kegan
Teast
Republiven Party
Tye Teatorn
Niex Willie
Judson Hartson
Bocond
Harlan Cheveland
Mainilton
J. M. Jones
Mutler
George Phillips
Mercer
Wirth-W. D. Hill
Defrance
Bixth
Joseph Kylar
Uniper
B. Pluley
Hardin
Nioth
Barton Smith
la Teuth
J- W. Kepler
Monroe
Hevantoratt
J. W. Cumaghit
Coshooton
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