Prohibition State Ticket Campaign Speech in Ohio
The document outlines the Prohibition slate led by Nelson D Creamer and J M Beott with William Kingham and others, denouncing liquor influence in Ohio politics. It argues against local option and calls for a statewide prohibition, pledging support to the National Prohibition Party and urging united action at the ballot box.
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Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
J M Beott
Alexandria
William Kingham
Lapside
Supreme Court
E Jay Kuney
Cleveland
T W Sbreye
Martin’s Ferry
Hruf J A Dickaeon
Wooster
Tor Beard
Benjemio Farquahar
New Wilmington
State Executive Committee Members Listed
The State Central Committee details a list of members for the State Executive Committee including F. M. McCartney as Chairman and F. McDowell as Secretary. Additional names appear from Columbus Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland and Granville with several towns represented.
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McCartney
Frate Central Om Eittos Sienies
Bpringfeld
Filawy
Becta
Cincian
J OU
Covaraven
Portsmouth
UL Baker Arthur
Robert Vandy
Gorrmbus
L. Popke
Sandusky
Agi Ab
James Henjamin
Fancavillas
Ole Bridgeport
Captios Grandees
John Danner
Canton
Akron
Case
Andy
Talbot
Cleveland
F. M. Mccartney
F. McDowell
John F Grex
Robert Candy
Columbua
Heckare
Tedo
M. L. Peeko
Tandunky
J Bartin
Cincinhati
J. M. Soou
Granville
Prohibition Speaker Rev W H Bolea to Visit Wayne County
Wayne county IA hosts Prohibition speaker Rev W H Bolea of Alma Liliaora national organizer for the Prohibition Party He will address West Salem on Wednesday then speak at schoolhouse No 9 Mutton township Thursday and Friday and at Disciple church Wooster Saturday evening All are invited to attend noting strong reform support and his eloquence.
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Obio Inconventon
Springfield
Qhio
Cai
the & Son
M' Lo
Hanes
Wiens
Anioon
Alms
Illinois
Prohibition Party
Wayne County
Congress
Wooler
W H Bolea
Alma
Liliaora
West Salem
Mutton Township
Wooster
Prohibition Rally Draws Campaign Tour
HB Teeple of MM Gilead campaigned across the county starting Monday with a speech at Pleasant Home. He spoke at Sterling Tuesday and planned addresses at Smithville Dalton and Jefferson school near Wooster, backed by music from a university quartet. Elect Levi Beckey for county commissioner as the future site appears well filled.
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Teeple
MM. Gilead
Tur Selator
Pleasant Home
Sterling
Smithville
Dalton
Jefferson School
Wooster
University Quartette
Wil
Teepie
Apesker
Levi Beckey
Prohibition Vote urged with sermons and party critique
A Wooster Bath sermon sequence urges voters to back Prohibition next Tuesday and reject saloon influence. It attacks Tom Johnson and Mark Hanna, argues the ballot decides, and equates party loyalty with compromised principle. Rev W W Boles is advertised to speak in Wooster and Bath.
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Tom Johnson
Mark Hanna
Dogs
Wavna courty haa no better public spirited booorship
Prohibition candidate for representative Hefa, Og Cisrk, of West Salem, leads in local respect as a prominent basimras man and treasurer of the Sabhach Sectoral Assant. The writer asserts J Clark is best suited, though unlikely to win, and deserves the office.
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Wavna
Village Clerk Seeks New Infirmary Director
A Milton township official seeks a successor for the infirmary directorship. Local resident Davy Zeik is mentioned as a potential candidate though the article notes strong opposition and questions about qualifications.
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David Zeik
Milton Township
Paris
Heliss N
Davy Z
Prohibition Purchaser Aims for Treasurer Role
A fragmented notice mentions Dentel Harter and a candidate named Daniel Harter seeking a treasurer position. The text references elections, civic terms, and rights without clear dates or locations.
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Betes
Dantel Harter
Toneat
Aval
Dentel Harter
Royal Ten
Daniel Harter
Ballot Voice Expressed on State Matters
A terse note reflects on voting power and the sovereign opinion expressed by ballots. The text emphasizes that even a vote to nothing may carry full significance in shaping state affairs.
Ohio Vote Shapes Future of Union in 1903 Ballot
On November 8, 1903, about 30,000 Ohio men cast ballots to express their view on the union. The public response is framed as a decisive strike against the union, described as a monster blow to its power and influence.
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Tueaday
Commonwealth of Ohio
Prohibition Parts Matter to Ohio Voters Next Tuesday
The Prohibition measure is the sole issue with potential support before Ohio voters next Tuesday, drawing attention as the key question on the ballot.
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Ohio
The Evil and the Deep Sea Debate
Fragmentary chatter contrasts two figures, Tom Johnson and Mark Hanna, debating morality and power as a public question. The text hints at a consequential choice and public sentiment, but offers little concrete detail or context.
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Tom Johnson
Mark Hanna
Tom
Marke
Wooster Prohibition Debates over Local Election Ads
The Wayne County Democrat denounces the Wooster Free Street Fair and attacks candidates from both major parties. Rev Deeds and Prohibition leaders criticize the paper while debates on campaign advertising reveal tensions over printing paid notices and endorsements.
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Wayne County Democrat
Bastial
Ken J H Deeds
Wooster
Warng County
Herarp
Wayne County
Iignalp
Daniel Harter
Greene Township
Treanauret
David Nice
Free Street Fair Association
Con & Planer
Rev Deeds
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Street Fair Association
Nice
Edd
Wortz
Sugarcreek
Herap
Woerz
Herard
Whitch
Tiusemen
Democrat
Enue
Probate Court Proceedings In Chippewa Township Areas
Proceedings held in Fra bate Court before Judge R L Adair. Administrators and executors filed partial and distributive accounts for estates including Ed Frederick Henry Farr Lena Chatelain William Chatelain Margaret Harrison Antony Stoolmiller Cynthia Lindsey and Wm Metzler. Notices heard December 4 and November 6 with bonds set at $600 or $12,000 and appointments of administrators with wills annexed as required.
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Folowley
George D. Dunham
Margaret A. Harrison
Antony Stoolmiller
Chippewas Township
Frank Taggart
Wm Metzler
Franklin Township
Henry Lindsey
Cynthia
L. Lindsey
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Van Meter
Mrs Elizabeth Van Meter widow of John Van Meter died at 6 30 Tuesday morning October 27 age 83 born Philadelphia Pa raised Harrisburg Pa moved to Wooster with uncle Isaac Johogop later married John Van Meter sixty years ago survived by sons W C Van Meter Wesley Van Meter Col George A Van Meter and Water Van Meter funeral services in Cleveland Friday afternoon
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Elizabeth van Meter
John van Meer
Curtie van Meter
Pittsburg Ave
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Wooster
Isaac Johogop
Isaac Johnson
Yan Mater
W C van Mater
Wesley van Meter
Guffey
George A van Meter
Alaska
Water van Meter
Cleveland
Attendee Warned to Join Jefferson Prostitution Meeting
A fragment notes a Friday night gathering at Jefferson with admonitions to attend. The text references a prostitution meeting and urges participation, but details and context remain unclear from the OCR fragment.
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Jefferson Arbuul
Local visits and obituary note in Mattoon area
A. B Poorman of Mattoon Illinois visited relatives in the past week. Misses Vira and Edna Coker are visiting their grandparents at West Salem. T W Matthew and wife visited Red Haw. RN Batter and wife spent the Sabbath at Muhican. P E Glasgo, a former resident, died Sabbath morning in Lima.
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Poorman
Mattoon, Il
Vira
Edna Coker
West Salem
Matthew
Red Haw
Muhican
Glasgo
Lima
Qato
Marriage License Listings From Orrville and Nearby Towns
Marriage licenses issued include C D Gift of Orrville to Mre Mattie C Shanklin of Burton City. Clarence Brinker of North Lawrence to Anna M France of West Lebanor. Ora B King of Orrville to Fanny Burkholder of Marshallville. W T McDaniels of West Salem to Laura M M Dunlap of West Salem. Daniel Manning of Shelby to Cora Stoll of Creston. W O Cook of Sbreva to Eva Cutoan. J W Soure of Wooster to Millie E James of Morrland.
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C.D Gift
Orrville
Mattie C Shanklin
Burton City
Clarence Brinker
North Lawrence
Anna M France
Weat Lebanor
Ora B King
Fanny Burkholder
Marshallville
W T McDaniels
Laura MM. Dunlap
West Salem
Daniel Manning
Shelby
Cora Stoll
Creston
W O
Cook
Eva Cutoan
Sbreva
J W Soure
Wooster
Millie E James
Morrland
Epworth League Social at Miss Beelman Home
Layner Galligher attended the Epworth League Social in Cleveland with his daughter Th. The event, held at Miss Myrtle Beelman’s home, was a social and financial success with good attendance. Mr and Mrs L Davidevan of New Bedford and Mr and Mrs f Shallenberger of Massillon visited their mother.
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Layner Galligher
Cleveland
Epworth
Myrtle Beelman
L Davidevan
New Bedford
F Shallenberger
Massillon
Sleepwalker Falls From Second Story Window Near Jackson
Miss Lizzie Carson, living with her father a mile west of Jackson, slept walked and leaped from a second story window on Saturday night. She struck a mailbox near the road, cried out, and was carried inside by her father who then called a doctor. She sustained injuries to her hip and spine but is not believed to be seriously harmed.
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Lizzie Carson
Jackson
Miss Carson
Italians and Austro-Hungarians settle in New England
About 60 000 Italians and as many Austro-Hungarians have settled in New England in the last three years.
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New England
B and O Announces Excursions and Ticket Details
Announcement lists train excursions from Clevalead to Chicago and northwest to California with one way and round trip fares. Tickets on sale until November 30 with stopovers allowed and second class colonial rates. Contact Ayector addresses for details.
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Chicago
Northwest
California
Tioketa
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