Prohibition State Ticket Listed for 19th Century Election
The ticket names Rey Nelson D Creamer of Columbus for Governor and J M Scott of Alexandria for Lieutenant Governor. Other contenders include A C Purine of New Lexington for Auditor, William Kingham of Cakealdo for Treasurer, E Jay Ploney of Cloveland for Supreme Court Judge, T Wobrevo of Marine Ferry for Attorney General, J Dicks on of Wocator for School Commissioner, Beard for Public Works Benjamin Farquhar of New Wilmington.
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Rey Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
J M Scott
Alexandria
A C Purine
New Lexington
William Kingham
Cakealdo
Supreme Court
E. Jay Ploney
Cloveland
Womeral—T Wobrevo
Marine Ferry
J. Dickson
Wocator
Vor
Beard
Public Works
Benjamin Farquahar
New Wilmington
Prohibition Party Declares Ohio Prohibition Platform
The Prohibition Party of Ohio convenes May 277 1903 drafting a platform denouncing liquor influence in state politics. It calls for abolition of manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquors, endorses local option as ineffective, and urges voters to support prohibition at the ballot. It targets Republican and Democratic parties as failing to curb saloon power and urges unified action to end the numbness of the saloon.
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Conventon
Realiit
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Pont
Behlavin
Oble
Clay
Lincoln
Noble Murphy
Peerlesa Sough
Daniel Poling
Dal Jae
Oregon
Corvallis
Corrected roster of the State Central Committee members
The State Central Committee announces a corrected list of elected members from Springfield. Names include J C Holliday Norwood, Rev AB Watkins Edeor ton, Rev Bo, H L Baker, James Benjamin, WW Scott, and others from Cincinnati to Cleveland.
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State Central Committee
Springfield
Fullown
B Martie
Cincinnat
J C Holliday Norwood
J C.upfold
Dayton
Johnson Wiley Sidney
AB. Watkins Edeorton
Mea Wem Wiroington
A Urim
Cook
R W Pickering
Urbana
H. F McLane
Toledo
Coverston
Portamouth
Baker Arthur
Robert Vandy
Columbus
Poeko
Sandusky
Mt. Gilead
James Benjamin
Zanesville
Scott
Sridgeport
Beott
Grandville
Jobo Danner
Canton
Folts
Akron
Geo
Case
Cleveland
Talbot
State Executive Committees Constituted Across Cities
The State Executive Committee was formed with Macartney as Chairman, W P McDowell as Secretary, John F Greng as Treasurer. Members include Robert Candy Columbus, o Maclane Toledo, HL Peoko Handuaky J B Martin Cincinnati, and J M Scott Granville.
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Macartney
W PF McDowell
John F Greng
Robert Candy
Columbusz
O. Maclane
Toledo
HL. Peoko
Handuaky
Hale cites drink as root of most crimes in past two decades
Sir Matthew Hale notes over twenty years he has observed crime stems from excessive drink, dividing offenses into five parts and stating four are sauces and direct product of intemperance.
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Matthew Hale
England
Prohibition Gains Ground in Texas and National Debate
A long essay traces the push for total and partial prohibition, citing Lincoln and emancipation as parallels. It notes Texas moving toward nationwide prohibitory trends with 130 counties voting dry, 59 partial, and few unrestricted areas. The piece highlights Democratic drives for a constitutional prohibition amendment and Governor Tanneham's leadership in the movement.
Preachbing Whiskey Question in Medical Journal
In Shrave Shreve Ohio on July 26 1993 a reader asks if a physician may both prescribe and dispense whiskey charging retail price plus precusional service charges. The editor replies such a physician would be a drain feaster and should obtain a government and focus license.
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American Medical Journal of Chicago
Shrave Shreve
Ohio
Daughter Elopement Missed By Oversized Frederick Family
In Frederick Maryland a prominent family with twenty children saw one daughter elope to marry Jim in another city. Three weeks passed before she was missed and her absence led to a search that revealed the elopement, much to the mother’s chagrin.
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Maryland
Jim
Sho
Mabel
Daltimore Sun
Church of God Holds Enjoyable Picnic at Highland Park
The Church of God hosted a pleasant picnic at Highland Park on Friday, drawing members together for a relaxed afternoon of fellowship and outdoor activities.
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Highland Park
Wayne County notices and local updates stream through August twelfth
A collection of Wayne County items reports injuries and deaths dates and places including Earl Leyds hip sprain from a Saturday ball game. Marion McCoy buys Tech property at Bever for 160. Families move to Wooster. Walter Young fined for intoxication. Wm Wacker injured by falling brick at Mrs Frick’s house. Obituaries note Katharine Rumbaugh and Mrs Harvey Lindsey both deceased. Funeral for David Schrock. Bessie Tawney elected substitute teacher. Reappointments and inspections at city armory. Paralyzed residents and local illnesses noted. County educators hold institute at Smithville with detailed daily programs. Editorial staff changes as Mr R A Williams leaves for Massillon.
Annual Oratorical and Declamatory Contest Winners
In Memorial Chapel on August 11, Ira Ellis Ewing of Canaan won first in the Oratorical contest with prizes including 1 45 bicycle. Bias Cecelia McCarthy won first in Declamatory, receiving 10 gold. Youngstown's Miss Cecelia McCarthy also took first in Declamatory with 10 gold.
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Ira Ellis Ewing
Canaan
Fred Nussbaum
Cecelia McCarthy
Youngstown
Miara Ridgeway
Local educators honored asWilmette pupil hires and campus news
Wilmot last year superintendent Nitew H M Iforst reelected with higher wages. In Holmes County Institute instructors include Prof J A McDowell. Ira Ellis Ewing class ’08 chosen as mathematics teacher at Wheeling High School. Miss Emma Reed of Canton secures paid post in Lakewood Ohio schools. Carl Lehman arrives from Colorado Springs and enters university. Rev Thos S Archibald to teach Bible School and rents house opposite Hoover Cottage. Mr K Todd of Tire rents Bealle and Bowman corner house for university work. Anton Leister, Medina county teacher favorite, visits Summer School classes. Y M C A lawn fete at Conservatory of Music yard with moonlight and Japanese lanterns. Supt H H Cully to teach pedagogy and superintendency at Lorain Co Institute. J Sarver joins. Memorial Chapel hear Riley program by Oratory class. Blocher students praised. Young student Glen Ray Hoerger dies of typhoid fever at about 20. funeral planned in Wooster.
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J A. McDowell
Holmes County Institute
Ira Ellis Ewing
Wheeling
Emma Reed
Canton
Lakewood
Ohio
Carl Lehman
Wooster
Colorado Springs
Thos. S. Archibald
Hoover Cottage
K. Todd
Tire
Bealle and
Bowman
Anton Leister
Medina County
Conservatory of Music
Y.M C. A
H H. Cully
Glenville
Department of
J . Sarver
Canton Schools
Memorial Chapel
Riley
Mt Vernon Special Low Fares Via Peomeglnia Lines
Specials offer low fares to Mt Vernon from Pennsylvania Lines. Tickets go on sale for trips during the Ohio State Camp Meeting August 8 and 10 with August 9 as inclusive. Eligible attendees may contact Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines for details.
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Transit timetable snippet for Toledo and surrounding area
Fragmentary transit schedule lists daily mail and passenger times for Toledo routes. Entries include morning to late evening times such as 9 10 03 a m, 12 02 p m, 9 45 a m, and 6 55 p m with several old and alternate figures.
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Toledo
EAS
Fragmented OCR note on items and values at market
A garbled OCR fragment lists various prices and measurements with repeated numbers and stray terms. It references items like wines or goods, sums such as 20, 10, 4, 70, and indicates a mix of quantities and prices without coherent context or clear events.
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