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A brief catalog of the Ohio Democrat weekly publication with editor J B Dollison and printer details. The fragment notes postal designation and introductory boilerplate about issues and distribution.
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
Upcoming Sunday Program and Sun Brothers Show in Logan
June 29 1905 notes outline Sunday services with a mission focus for America and a Fourth of July themed evening. Judge Bright will speak and a male quartet leads a closing song after morning preaching. Evening events start later. the Chillicothe youth convention reports are shared. a Logan July 7 show by Sun Brothers features 50 artists, two hours of entertainment, matinee and evening performances, with emphasis on moral standards and restraint from sensational acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bright
Clise
D. FB. Williams
Logan
Folka
Sun Bro
Sun Brothers
America
Dominion
Canada
That Strenuous Village Council Sparks Bickering Session
Logan Conneil presided as Angle led the meeting amid absent officers. A few small bills passed after discussion on storm sewers and drains. The town planning to use “one-day” workers for tax repairs. A mayoral note on a frog pond and road encroachments was carried over. Will Gaffney defended his actions while Moriarty pressed for adjournment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Conneil
Price
Tritech
Angle
Moriarty
Mulberry
Munter
F. J. Bright
Walnutee
Will Gaffney
Mori
Ohio Democrats name Pattison ticket for governor in 1906
Clermont County man J M Pattison heads the Ohio Democratic ticket for governor with Lewis H Houck of Knox County for lieutenant governor and Hugh Mather s of Shelby county named for supreme court judge. The convention at Columbus approved the platform, adopted a unit rule, and adjourned after nominating James A Rice for attorney general and Charles E Mason for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pattison
Clermont County
Lewis H. Houck
Knox County
Hugh Mathers
Shelby
James A. Tuck
Clark County
Charler E. Maroon
Mather County
Po McGovern
Montgomery County
Columbus
Ohio
Goodale
Ben J. Mckinney
Ra Uling
John Howitt
St. Paula Episcopal Church
Ehowen
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Daugherty
Patttwon
Williams
Snook
Paulding
Willams
P. A. Berry
Mt. Vernon
I. J. Diewle
Buridusky
Committee
Cleveland
Tom Lo Johnsson
Cavaliers County
Wright of
Hocking
Chrotoville
Whitlel
Tein L Johnyan
Pats Haon
Jasin
Otolion
John W. Pock
Cincinnati
Rom
Judge Pack
Tlc Gurler
Dewitt C. Jones
MB. Ingalla
Paitikon
Patelann M. Bi. Tn- Ralle
Tom Johnson
Pattivon Wee
Thant
Houck
Roacoe Carle
Fostoria
Lewis. Howek
Leutenant Goveror
Harr Nownman
Miarmi
Daniel Babst
Grostiine
Hoek
Mathers
Supreme Court
Hugh P. Mathers
Shally County
David M. Gruber
Jeffersah County
John W. Winn
Defiance County
Winn
Gruber
P. W
State Board of Public Works
Patrick B. McGovern
Muskingum County
George B
Ohio Democrats adopt platform and reorganize state committee
Columbus June 28 platform adopted by Ohio Democrats outlines campaign aims and party reforms. The state central committee sees personnel changes with Ben J. McKinney ousted as chairman and new district delegates listed. The platform defends tariff policy, Monroe Doctrine fidelity, and calls for railroad taxation on market value amid internal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Beech
Daugherty Eafil
Walt
Nola
Ghio Republican
CineiaKtl
Ohio
Ohio Democracy
Ben J. McKinney
Marietta
W. Lapp
Charles P. Salen
Harvey C. Garber
Tme
Wae
W. J. McDevitt
Mamtle
Aetina
Theodore Linteh
Montgomery
Charles Kolbe
Meroni
Bar Formation
van Wort
Bixth
M. B. Denver
Clinton
Beventh
Henry Kamp
Miami
Homer Bouthant
Aslon
Alonsotte
Lucas
G. 1 Nye
Pike
Kievenih Vingll C. Lowery
Hockinzt
Fred J. Heer
Franklin
John E. Diemer
Seneca
Frank Marper
Knox
Henry J. Bouell
Muskin. Com
Hixmeonth
D. B. Creamer
Lermont
Boyenteenth
B. W. Craighton
Licking
Elektronth
P. D. Kirby
Columbiana
Rockwell
Portage
J. P. Lapp
Cuyahoua
J. P Madigan
Cuyahous
Ohio Democrats
M. E. Ingalls
Harlan Claveland
Hamilton
Tiird
C. C. Koos
Preble
A. Clarke
Auglaise
BP. Bandles
Putam
D. B. Wilton
Warren
Boyenth
Guin
Madison
Niven
Logan
Keloe
Wood
Lawrence
Wright
Hocking
Jumon Carew
Chitteenth
B. Finley
Crawford
N. M. Wolf
Hichland
Archar
Noble
N. McComben
Harrison
Abrahim W. Patalolc
M. B. Ingalls
Harlan Cleveland
Tom J. Johnson
N. M. Wolfe
Charles
Tom L. Johnson
M. FP. Ingalle
Democratic Platform Calls for Tax Reform and Local Control
The platform pledges tax relief through state and local reform, endorses home rule with county by county funding, and calls for direct elections of U.S. Senators. It condemns state governance, seeks reform of banks and public utilities, and urges transparent bond and franchise processes with voter oversight. It attacks party corruption and demands constitutional amendments for biannual elections and franchise purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giria
Gublic. Com
Wien
Wonera
Republicaa
Gratin
Mlate
Ontelie
Sinigers
Jnte
Ile
Ore
Athens
Comolsede
Tooa Lten
Board of Review
Dal
Liention
Euwet
Petonne
Satietteri
Plitohae Eipgnee
Panama
Aueh Jawa Ae
Ovill
Limeratore
Democratic Party
Emily
aVery County
Experinon
Merrion
Legisature
State Board of Public Works
Mian and Erie Canal ‘Transportation Company
Republican Party
Ihe
Dublle oMiolary
Roftroud
United States
Koeric
W Ronwon
Tecome
Bone
Orcos
Emmett
Utate
Italy
Pricsarion I
Train Yard Shifts and Local Trips Reported
A long list of railroad yard and local train assignments, duties, and personnel movements is noted. Names such as Conductor Herr Engineer Kennedy and Yardmaster Petty appear, with duties in various yards, outages, and trips to Pomeroy Logan and Columbus. The report mentions sickness outages, replacements, and a Sunday chapel procession with a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandurky
Pomeroy
Herr
Kennedy
John Bunts
Petty
Bob Sherrard
Buttonham
Dan Shercard
Warner House
Chilly Place
Porter Waugh
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J. B. Dollison
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Orvicm
Dediivon Hoek, South
Taper
Mostottioe
Y. P. GC
Young Peoples Convention
Chillicothe
Clara Nunemaker
J. M. Pattison
Senator Houck
Rewm
National Committee
Danoibierr
Wigit-Compitery Union All Offeara Exvcutord
Adgiltlatentors
Tri i
Tlepublican Party
Wtate
Honal
MapRie
Tate
Chit
Ehil- Arun
Tobin
Lerille
Darga
Sinta
Raft
Onteldy
Teleenter
Manas Cay
National Democracy
Thein
Loula
National Democratic Convention
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hon
Aitp
cMfe
Dave
Poltelon
Ollgrand
Bo- Clallam
Piacem
Monroe
South America
Europe
South American
Repubties
William J. Bryan
Uie Temocracy
Central Committee
Democratic Platform
Arena
the Depot
Green
Poverny
Mustay
C. Orwith
Welton
Howe
W.N. Davin
Wate
W. E. Petty
R. Keloy
Hik
Athove
Murray City
M. KE
Connor
McArthur
Ed Ley
East Clayton
Logan Maresy
Frank Waller
Ware
Ed, Smith
George Pinney
Naisonville
Word Engines 107
Hensel
Logan iBundey
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