Ohio Democrat announces primary candidates
The Ohio Democrat reports the party's slate for the Democratic primary. J B Dollison, editor, states William Van Curese of Crooktown is a declared candidate for lieutenant governor and others are authorized by the party to announce their runs. The notice lists election roles and party guidance for voter support.
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Glere
Eure
Clark
Lemont County
Maine
Orde Donocratie
Miney Cleve
William van Cures
Tilt Crooktow
Roosevelt Will Aggress Against Illegal Combinations
The President vows firm enforcement of the Sherman anti trust law. He cites past action as New York franchise tax example and indicates federal action against coal region combine if sufficient evidence is found. Court decisions supporting him are noted as validating his duty to enforce statutes despite corporate opposition.
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United States
Roosevelt
New York State
Karlin
Pennsylvania
Billy Sherman
Atlante
Hood
Macon
Montgomery Road
Atlanta
Montgomery Yoad
90Th
Letut
Masure
Tiuber
Mogure
Nes
Corwoods
Culberson
Anid
Tatiscu
War Memoir recounts Civil War escape and heroism
A Perry County veteran recounts James Culberson's 1864 Atlanta campaign capture and escape, detailing rebel encounters near a church, a byroad skirmish, and a perilous march to safety. The piece includes reminiscences of fellow Co K members, the Sultana disaster, and a second veteran’s Morgan and Andersonville experiences.
Soldier recalls comrades and Perry county memories at home
A former serviceman speaks of his duties to aid distressed comrades and the relief of returning home. He remains haunted by memories of Morgan and the horses in Perry county, yet finds solace in civilian life and the fruits of his Army service.
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Ecord
Gueeman
William Goinga
Co. K
Tom Meldrim
James Culberson
Culberson
Meldrim
Culberwon
Jim
Tarlton
Logan
Guseman
Allanta
Goings
Sultana
W. W. McDonald
J. K. Rochester
A. R
Perry County
Fort Sumter
John H. Morgan
Ohio
McDonald
Fort Semter
Morgan
Iis
Lat C. V.1
Ringgold
John Morgan
Fashionable Neck Chains and Secret Lockets On Display
A local merchant promotes neck chains as trendy gifts in a range of designs including popular secret lockets. The ad promises accessible viewing of stock, easy shopping, and reasonable prices with assured quality.
Wedding of Migo Emma A Thrieh and Rev Wilmer Fisher
The April 16 ceremony at West Park Avenue M E church in Columbus united Migo Emma A Thrieh and Rev. Wilmer Fisher. Decor featured smilax white roses palms and ribbons. Dr J Arbuckle and Rev KE Nichola officiated. The couple resides at 63 W Park Ave in a beautifully decorated home.
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Migo Emma A. Thrieh
Wilmer
Fisher
Columbus
West Park Ave
M. E
Church of Columbus
Ame
Mondelwhon
Wedding Gifts Span Rich Dress of Couple
More than two hundred donors contributed lavish presents to the newlyweds including oak rockers, a full china service, two chamber sets, clocks, pictures, silverware, fruit and service items, rugs, linens, and towels. Friends offer hearty congratulations and long life, prosperity, and peace to the couple.
Appointments by Gov Nash announced last week
Governor Nash on Wednesday last week announced re appointments to state posts including Superintendent of Insurance A I Vorys Fairfield County State Fire Marshal I D Hollenbeck Geauga Engineer of Board of Public Works O E Perkins Summit Oil Taxed Tore F L Baird Lucas John R Malloy Franklin Commissioner of Soldiers Claims W L Curry Union Member of State Board of Arbitration Joseph Bishop Franklin Commissioner of Labor Statistics M D Rachford Stark Trustee of State School for the Blind Alfred Robinson Lawrence Members of Board of State Charities R Brinckerholl Richland
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Nash
A. I. Vorys
Fairfield County
I. D. Hollenbeck
Geauga
Board of Public Works
O. E. Perkins
Summit
F. L. Baird
Lucas
John R. Malloy
Franklin
Soldiers’ Claims
W.L. Curry
Union
M. D. Rachford
Stark
State School For Blind
Alfred Robinson
Lawrence
Board of State Charities
R. Brinckerholl
Richland
General Funston Confined by Malaria Fever
General Frederick Funston is confined to bed with remittent malaria fever. Temperature rose to 103 degrees then fell to 101. The condition is not regarded as serious.
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Funston Denver
Frederick Funston
Hie Tuneas
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