Ohio Democratic convention nominates Hoadley for governor
The Democratic gathering in Columbus produced a hot contest between Ward and Hoadley. Hoadley of Cincinnati won the nomination for governor. Other nominees include Follett for Supreme Judge short term, Owen for Supreme Judge long term, Cruikshank for court clerk, Lawrence for attorney general, Keiselmelter for state auditor, and Brady for state treasurer. The platform straddles tariff questions and favors liquor interests, while Prohibition supporters may rally behind the Teddy-stickers candidate, exposing party tensions and voter splits.
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Williams County
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Miami County
James Lawrence
Cuyahoga County
Emil Keisemelter
Franklin County
Peter Brady
Sandusky County
Prohibition
Nomination Drift for State Treasurer and Auditor General
The article highlights potential Republican nominees for State Treasurer and Auditor General. It cites ex-Congressman Watson as a favored Treasurer pick though unlikely to run due to business interests. Col. Ege of Bradford is also named for Treasurer. Col. Thomas J. Grimeson of Chambersburg is praised for Auditor General with strong county and state support and calls for unanimous nomination.
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Warren County
Col. Watson
Col. Ege
Bradford
Northwest
Thomas J. Grimeson
Chambersburg
Franklin County
The
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United States
Revenue Department
Maine
California
Revenue Service
County Convention Calls for July Primary and Treasurer Race
The Republican County Convention is set for Monday July 2 at 2 pm with 107 delegates. Primary meetings to elect delegates occur Saturday June 30 at local vigilance committees’ venues. Four candidates seek County Treasurer: Frank A. Cogswell Millard F. Greene Wm P Nutting and C H McAuley. A Brooklyn bridge damages suit nears Supreme Court. Postmaster General picks metallic red for new two cent stamp with Houdon Washington vignette.
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Clarendon
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Warren
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Pitt
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Washington
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Pennsylvania
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Sherife
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M. Waters
Dallas man links iron to storms across the nation
Jupee Wairs of Dallas argues that large amounts of exposed iron from 100000 miles of railways and 200000 miles of telegraph wires in the United States could influence natural electricity and trigger electric storms.
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Jupee Wairs
Dallas
Texas
United States
Legislative Apportionment Bills Move in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the legislature debates apportionment bills. The House bill assigns the 27th district to Warren McKean Potter Forest Elk and Cameron. The Senate draft lists districts Thirty-fourth through Fiftieth with various county groupings. The Senate is expected to respond before passage.
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Erie
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Senate
A O U W Grand Recorder Reports States Lodges and Funds
The A O U W Grand Recorder Mr McNair released the annual report covering all states. Pennsylvania lists 181 lodges an increase of two from last year. The general fund stands at 21479.01 dollars. Statewide beneficiary receipts total 140615 dollars with 60 deaths reported in Pennsylvania.
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Ancient Order of United Workmen
Pennsylvania
Senate and House Omit Legislator Pay During Recess
The Senate and House urged the Appropriation Committee to exclude pay for legislators during the June 8 to 19 recess. The Senate approved the measure without dissent, while the House balked until Democratic pressure tied to administration aims. After passage, most who voted for it regret the decision.
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Buncombe
Harrisburg Telegraph
New Hampshire Senate Deadlock Blocks U.S. Senate Vote
The New Hampshire Legislature stalls a U.S. Senate bid as Senator Rollins leading Republican candidate faces opposition from enough Republicans who vow not to support him. No election has occurred yet.
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U. S
Senator Rollins
Buffalo Council Overrides Mayor Veto on Sunday Baseball
The Buffalo Common Council approved an ordinance despite the mayor's veto to permit baseball clubs to play games on Sundays in the city. The move sparks debate over Sabbath observance and entertainment.
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Yes Tooth Powder Sold By Johnson And Siegfried
Advertisement notes Yes Tooth Powder for sale by Johnson and Siegfried offering dental care product to improve teeth and breath.
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L. G. Noyes
Johnson & Siegfreid
Bills Signed By Governor Include Corporate Acts And Tax Measures
The governor approved multiple acts and Senate and House bills. Key items include corporate charter reforms, convict labor branding, petroleum transactions, dentistry practitioner registration, tax collection by local authorities, charitable association dissolution, insurance department amendments, time computation rules, recording instruments certification, and publication of the Pennsylvania archives.
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Pennsylvania
Advertising from the Pulpit Criticized in Ansonia
A Connecticut preacher who urged his congregation to hire a specific physician from the pulpit is condemned as foolish and the piece denounces pulpit advertising as a nuisance. It argues many pulpit notices serve no worship or real congregational interest and belong in newspapers or handbills instead.
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Conn
Pennsylvania Crops Seen Rich Overall Despite Frost Damage
The Times reports across counties that the hay crop is very rich and will exceed recent years. Corn was set back by a cold wet spring and replanting occurred, but most counties expect a fair harvest. Wheat varies regionally with good condition in southern counties and poor in extreme northwestern areas. Oats and minor cereals look strong. potatoes yield large. apples may be below average while other fruits are abundant.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Moralizing over Nutt Dukes killing stalls justice
In a quixotic reflection the piece argues the act of young Nutt shooting Dukes was shaped by legal failure. It asserts the jury’s failure set Nutt’s fate, suggesting the law would hang the wrong man if it wakes, while the right man remains unpunished.
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Bob Burdette
Svranklin Press
Floods Persist Across Seasons in Europe and America
The Ohio Valley and much of Germany suffered floods last winter. As summer arrives, Germany and the Mississippi River face renewed flooding. The recurring pattern erodes the sense of safety beyond the usual spring and autumn flood times.
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Germany
Mississippi
Bujalo Express
Iroquois and Aranza Triumph at Stockbridge Races
American horses Iroquois and Aranza, owned by Mr. P. Lorillard, won at Stockbridge England last week. Iroquois, nominated to race for the Stockbridge Cup by the Prince of Wales, earned special recognition for American owners.
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Prince of Wales
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Aid for Mrs. Nutt Expands National Support
Resolutions and letters pour in for Mrs. Nutt and Jim in Uniontown as daily mail fills a market basket. Contributions exceed a thousand dollars from strangers nationwide to aid in James Nutt defense, with letters from eminent lawyers in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania offering free services.
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