Democratic State Convention to Meet at Cedar Point
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Columbus and fixed the state convention date at Cedar Point near Sandusky. Hon. Tom L. Johnston of Cleveland was elected chairman with Will Tomlison of Dayton as secretary and Ww. H. Williams of Columbus as sergeant-at-arms. An apportionment based on the Kilbourne vote was agreed.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Tom L. Johnston
Cleveland
Will Tomlison
Dayton
Sargeant-at
Democrats Urge Voters to Choose Strong Tickets in Primary
A period editorial urges Democrats to vote in the upcoming primary and select strong, capable candidates. It warns Republicans push weak opposition and to use independent judgment rather than heed anti Democrat advice.
Republican primary yields county ticket with Old Arch-Bishop Sands backing
The county Republican primary concluded with W. B. Stone as Probate Judge, Thos Shotwell as Treasurer, Albert Brown Clerk of Court, E. D. Rickets Prosecuting Attorney, O. W. Hale long term and Charles Wolfe short term Commissioners, Henry Federer Infirmary Director, Eph Shaw Surveyor, Dr. J. B. Lyon Coroner. The piece credits Sands with delivering the ticket and criticizes the lineup as weak and unpopular.
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W. 8
Stone
Thos, Shotwell
Albert Brown
E. D. Rickets
O.W. Hale
Charles Wolfe
Henry Federer
Eph
Shaw
J. B. Lyon
Sands
Ricketa
Fred Bright
Will Stone
John Smith
Calve
Sands Hae
At the Circus Sparks Bring a Night of Turmoil and Awe
A chaotic circus show last Saturday night near the town lights caused a rush of excitement and danger as a gas lamp failure sparked a tent-wide mishap. Spectators fled to shelter while others remained to witness an intense, if ragged, performance before many left with memories of fear and wonder.
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Sparks
Mr. Sparks
Rcarcely
George
Charley
Stedem
Benat
Lawrence Yergen
John
Joe
Jim
Tom
Harry
Ed Price
Snider-Miller
Price
Johnstown
Mt. Pe- Jee
Bouldes
Democratic Primary Election Call and Voting Details
The Democratic Central Committee issues a call for a Democratic Primary to nominate candidates for Probate Judge Clerk of Court County Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner full term Commissioner unexpired term Infirmary Director Surveyor Coroner and delegates to various conventions. Polls open 1 PM to 6 PM at listed precincts with specific locations and a ratification meeting in Logan Ohio.
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Ohs' Perlon
Mirmary
Weary
Noah Beougiee
Sutleet
Eleotans
Wiligam Wan Curren
Aatt Crook Township
Fr Tufferung
Central Committee
Tte
Logan
Falls Township
Court House
Green
Starr
Union Furnace
Hocking River
Old Election House
Ward
Murray and
Coalgate
Murray
Jobe
Biachford
Orbiston
Jobsy
Sand Run
Carbonhill
Democratic Central Committee
Ohio
Canvass Meeting to Ratify Nominations in Lovelock
Notice calls a Tuesday June 17 1902 canvass meeting at Lovelock for ratifying nominations. It requests representation from every precinct and names a replacement Democrat if any precinct lacks a representative. John C. Stoughton chairs. John Ke. Cawrt serves as secretary.
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Lovelock P. m
John C. Stoughton
Old Oury Remembers June Torch Anniversary of Liberty Flag
A June celebration marks the 196th anniversary of the United States flag. The piece extols the flag as the symbol of liberty, equal rights, and human dignity, praising its endurance, national unity, and world influence while urging reverence and proper display.
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United States
Electric Road to Link Lancaster with Northern Ohio
The Zanesville and Southeastern Ohio railway company of Zanesville was incorporated by Albert S. Boone and others. It plans an electric line from Columbus through Franklin, Licking, Fairfield, Perry, Muskingum and Noble counties to Caldwell with branches to Coshocton Newcomerstown New Lexington and a link from Somerset to New Lexington.
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Zanesville
Fire Works for the Fourth of July in Logan
J. W. Gabriel offers the finest assortment of fireworks for July fourth in Logan with the lowest prices. Visit him to see prices and selections.
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J. W. Gabriel
Logan
Letters From R O Dorassox From Carcar Mission Note
A long mailed letter describes postings and moves in the Philippines. Dorassox notes potential transfer from Carcar to Oslob or Cebu and mentions planned telegraph and telephone lines, a busy Osilos office, and his hope to remain with a trusted officer. He signs as loving son and brother.
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Rinowba
Istaxa
Orne
Dean Pannins
Stevens
Cebu
Alb
Tom
Carcar
Carcar Fe
Carear
Hayward
Oslob
Oslo
R. O. Dorassox
Cost of Battle Reveals Spanish War Ammunition Spend
Rear Admiral Charles ONeal discloses the cost of shot and shell in the Manila and Santiago operations. He notes the Cervera squadron engagement spent 84,884 dollars worth of ammunition, versus 50,000 dollars for Dewey's fleet to defeat the Spanish. The Santiago fight used 165 tons of ammunition and 114 tons of metal. 9,584 rounds were fired, with the Oregon alone delivering 1,903 rounds costing 18,040 dollars. Manila totals are not shown.
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Manila
Santiago
Charles O'Neil
Cervera
Dewey
Manilla
Oregon
Weighty Ammunition Totals and Misdirected Teams
Report notes expended ammunition costs and credits for multiple vessels, including 5858 rounds for the Baltimore tied to 2484 rounds at 10904. The Sagthip Olympian carried 1077 rounds costing 10005. A Nelsonville matter involves Liveryman Duce hiring a team, investigation, and return delays leading to Higgins being restrained and escorted. Sixth Street Primitive Baptist Church in Newark was dedicated with sermons by Elder H A Todd and Elder W A Shustin drawing large crowds.
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Duce
Nelvonville
Higgins
Ond
Logan
Marschal Larimer
Kanterling Hitch Yard
Nelsonville
Newark
W. A. Shustin
Todd
Hickman
Excursions and Ticket Sales For Various Holiday Trips
Listings announce multiple excursion options including U V and W P Church events in Zanesville Ohio and Beaton Massachusetts. Dates span July 16 to July 20 with return by Sept 16 for Tacoma and June 21 for Beaton, plus Home Seekers and Fourth of July special trips with 21 day return limits.
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Tacoma
Wash
W. P. Church
Luke Lehman
Nirvana
Annie Berstr
Nevana
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