Ohio Democratic State Convention Planned for Columbus June 12 13 1900
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio will meet in Columbus on June 12 and 13 1900 to elect four delegates and four alternates for the National Convention at Kansas City Missouri July 4 and nominate candidates for state offices including judge of the supreme court dairy and certain commissioners. Delegates and alternates must be chosen by county central committees with apportionment based on 1900 votes. restrictions apply to participation and eligibility.
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Ware
Democratic Convention Call in Athens Ohio 1900
The Democracy of the Eleventh Congressional District of Ohio will meet in Athens on June 7 1900 to nominate a Congressional candidate a Presidential Elector and two delegates and two alternates to the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City. Delegates are based on votes for Gov McLean in 1890 and counties named. County delegates and supervisors of election are listed with locations and assignments. The County primary was set for June 2 1900 from noon to 7 PM with voting by the old method. observers and supervisors listed.
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Congress
Alononeloet
Kansas City
John R. McLean
Athens County
Hocking County
Meign County
Perry County
Rows County
Vinton County
Joseph Nichols
M. H. Tenkinson
Announcements for County Treasurer and other offices
A set of political notices announces candidates for County Treasurer and other roles in Hockidy County subject to Democratic primary decisions. Names include A J Nunemakhr and DM Soliday Ward township, plus Buch and See aia eet. The text notes Ward divisions in Logan and census details, with remarks by General Grosvenor.
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A J. Nunemakhr
Freasurer
Hockidy
Siatue
DM. Soliday
Ward Township
Buch
Syemocration
Aia Eet
Logan
Political row over county census appointments in Hocking
In Hocking County a partisan fight between White and Keynes factions shaped county census appointments. Keynes secured power to appoint enumerators, sidelining GOP committees. Grosvenor backed him, leading to mixed district choices and public denouncements of Grosvenor. Multiple townships saw contested picks, with some appointments endorsed by both sides and others triggering direct rebukes.
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tHocking County
Republican Party
Keynes
White
Wollenwelder
Grosvenor
Athena
Hocking
Congress
Will Keynes
Leutenante
Hocking County
Charley Grosvenor
al Nar
Aes
Benton Tp
M.D. Hill
Dan’l. Engle
Falls
Bob Tucker
Logan
Pearl Barns
Miss Grave Green
Lewis Green
The
Sentinel
Mr. Green
Miss Grace
Cap Ryan
Willis McDonald
Hayes Finney
Tom Collins
John White
Finney
Good Hope
H. B. Troxel
Green
J. W. Tom
Will Stone
Laurel
Grant Moore
Marion
Local Appointments Highlight Murray and Washington Districts
In Murray district Boos Denpison was appointed, brother of a well known physician aiding his landing. In Qoalgate-Sand Ruo-Carbonhill Thomas Cooper took over from David Potter after committee endorsement. In Washington Tp WJ Price was placed over Darlos Goodwin with endorsement from Keynes and support from Representative Price of Athens. All commissions issued. committee cannot change them.
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Mittvela
Moore
Murray-Joba-Pitteburg
Boos Denpison
Enoa
Murray
Fickle Weather Strikes Chicago Sailors and Planters
Weather chaos spans Chicago Winnipeg and Florida with heat waves and frostbite. Sailors on Lake Michigan suffer ear frostbite while operating the schooner Julia D Merrill. Heat also surrounds Harrison and Clark streets and 21st and Wood Streets where Charles Myers and Joseph Fountain collapse.
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Bizzarde
Winnipeg
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Helena
Mont
Florida
Charles Myers
Harrison and Clark
Joseph Fountain
Wood
William Johnson
Jonas Hatch
Julia D. Merrill
War Path Pow Wow by Kill Eagle Tribe at Nelsonville
Nelsonville Buckeye notes Kill Eagle Tribe No 179 1 C R M will hold a grand pow wow in Nelsonville Ohio on May 25. Past Grand Sachem W S Johnson of Van Wert James A Miller of Athens and Judge O W H Wright of Logan will lead the event to benefit Kill Eagle band a new musical group needing about 400 dollars for uniforms and equipment. A grand street parade and celebration is planned with Red Men in war paint expected to draw many visitors from the valley. Businessmen are urged to decorate and welcome the Indians.
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Nelsonville
Kill Eagle Tribe
Obituary for Miss Laura N. Hamer of Logan Ohio
Miss Laura N. Hamer daughter of B. W. and Mary Hamer born in Logan Ohio died May 2 1900 at age 44 while visiting Columbus with her sister. She fell sick on return and died at her mother’s home. Her mother and relatives mourn as Dr Harley J Steward conducted daily services and led a funeral at the mother’s residence with many present.
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Mise
B. W
Mary Hamer
Logan
Columbus
Mise Laura
Harley J. Steward
Jeffries Still Champion as Corbett Knocked Out in 23rd Round
In New York at Seaaide Athletic Club Jeffries knocked out Jim Corbett in the twenty third round with a short left to the jaw. The crowd of about 8000 favored Corbett as he fought strongly but was defeated. Corbett revived and left the ring amid sympathy. Corbett remains a factor in boxing while Jeffries demonstrated superior punching distance and endurance.
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Seaaide Athletic Club
Coney Tanang
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Tim Jeffries
Corbett
Jeffries
Hoe
The Successful Applicants
A May 5 1900 notice lists applicants with service durations from one to five years, including Callie Cooley Jennie McCullough Margaret Hanna Bird White Harley Emmons and many others. The roster names numerous individuals tied to a selection process overseen by W E Healer and R H Hilliard with related figures like G Stevens Mary Palmer Sophronia Tucker and Nellie Stiers. A lengthy roll of candidates appears in this period notice.
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W. E. Healer
Callie Cooley
Jennie McCullough
Margaret Hanna
Bird
White
Harley Emmons
G. Stevens
Mary Palmer
Sophronia Tucker
Mae Fisher
Sophia Smith
Wm. Notestone
Mary Lehman
Rona F. Seesholtz
Minnie Vansickle
Florence Wilking
H. A. Woller
J. F. Rider
E. C. Wharton
Efe Mosure
Lowcut Priced High Class Tailors and Clothiers Ad
The advertisement notes that sizing errors do not occur due to a large stock and careful salesmen. It promotes clothing as a high class tailor and clothier offering well assorted options and fitting assurance in Logan.
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