County Ticket Selections and Political Notes 1902
The Ohio Democrat lists county ticket details including Probate Judge Prank P. Martin and Clark of Courts Wright, with other offices and candidates such as A. J. Nunemaker, Allen & McBroom, and James Pavis. The piece notes a July 26 meeting of the local committee to organize and address party business plus reflections on legislators viewing the municipal code and anti-trust debate, citing Marysville Journal.
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Prank P. Martin
Clark
Wright
A. J. Nunemaker
Allen &, Mebroom
I Bor Counimmbeatoner
98Ger Orller
Alletters
Tris KU Eunsch Midt
Lof
Hireater
Win
van Charen
Hueveyer
James Pavis
DH. W. Hoppple
Illegal Fees in Journal-Gazette Squib Debate
The correspondent accuses Democratic county officials of illegal fees while noting that Republicans charged with illegal drawing have not repaid. The writer asserts Democrats reimbursed all monies found due, contrasting Republican noncompliance.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal
Jornal
Democrata
Democrat
Hocking County
McKay
Jen
Court House
Sands-McKay Reform Party
Sands and Reform
Dr. Lyons
Lyons
Sweet Reform
Gilead
Garber Wins Fourth District Democratic Nomination
Allen county delivered the decisive vote on the 147th ballot, electing Harvey C. Garber as the Democratic congressional candidate for Ohio's Fourth district. Garber, a longtime Democrat and supporter of labor legislation, rose from modest beginnings to a prominent political organizer and state committee leader. The report traces Garber's career from tobacco factory worker to Telegraphers and Central Union Telephone company roles, his assembly service, and his marriage to Daisy Curtin of Columbus.
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J. J. Gocke
Garber
Adkins
Loree
Gocke
Ohio
Nolition
Panhandle Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Hancock and English Club
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Knights of Labor
Harvey C. Garber
Republican Candidates Refuse Party Funds Bond Request
Several Republican county nominees refuse to place funds with the party until treasurer Gol Sands provides bond. They face assessments near 500 dollars and argue bond is a standard requirement, likening it to lodge treasurers. The situation, novel this year, may prompt the Colonel to resign to avoid bond duties as nominees owe their nominations to him and should trust his handling of funds.
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Gol
Petition Seeks Park Cleanup and Furnishings in Logan Ohio
The Anti Labor League petitions the Logan Village Council to remove a junky engine and hood located east of the Court House in Lo gan known as Loafer's Park. The request asks leveling cleaning and grass cutting, a croquet set donated for recreation, and purchases of six lawn awnings for the group�s use in the park.
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Logan
Ohio
Anti Labor League
Court House
Notice to Printers for 1000 Ballots in Hocking Ohio
Notice from the Board of Deputy State Paparvisors of Elections of Hocking County Ohio inviting sealed bids for printing 1000 ballots for a July election to be held in Logan Village. Bids must be accompanied by a bond. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and bids must be delivered by noon on the specified day.
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Paulding Democrat
W. E. Decker
Marysville Journal
Hocking County
Ohio
Logan Vile
Council meeting hampered by absence of Democratic members
Report from a Tuesday night council session condemns Democratic members for failing to attend, leaving Republican colleagues to wait for a quorum. Laborers await pay, town lots near the pottery site and a Weliy addition plan hang over, and experts urge resignations or replacements to restore nonpartisan public service.
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Weliy
Logan
Fragmentary OCR Item About July Sailing and Names
Partial readable lines mention a ship, persons such as Kerry Towys and Hocking eter Booneor, and an event in July. Other fragments reference a voyage, winds, and a sum of dollars. The overall piece appears to be a minor historical notice or news snippet with unclear context and several garbled names.
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Kerry
Hocking
Booneor
Pownty
Oluo
Simon Hiesl
Probate Notice in Working County Ohio
Probate Court announces estate of David M. Whitmer of Wayne County. Hearing for appointment of administrator set for August 15 at 10 o'clock. Notice to heirs and interested parties to appear and prove qualifications.
Ohio State Fair Opens at Columbus With Wide Exhibits
The Ohio State Fair in Columbus runs September 1 to 6 at attractive state grounds. Managed by the State Board of Agriculture, the fair showcases 808840 square feet of exhibit space with buildings for every department and displays ranging from farm products to fine art. Aimed at promoting industry and citizenship, it promises high-class amusements, royal entertainment, and cheap rail rates across lines to Columbus.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
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Chris Hol
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