Belmont county court house cornerstone slated for September
The Belmont county cornerstone laying for the new court house is fixed for September 22 under the direction of the Masonic fraternity. W C T U groups join Prohibition efforts and state unions pledge support. Republican convention sees a recorder race with many contenders. Prohibitionists in Spencer township form a Leonard and Frost club at Cumberland town hall on August 27 with Hon. T. S. Luccock speaking. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont County
Spencer Township
Leonard and Frost Club
Town Hall
Cumberland
T. S. Luccock
Prohibition party rumor corrected by local minister
The press has mistaken Rev. Jas. R. Mills for a Prohibition supporter. The Rev. J. P. Mills of Lorain is the correct clergyman, not the local figure. No conversion has occurred.
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Jas. R. Mills
Prohibition Party
J.P. Mills
Lorain
Dalzell Soldiers Reunion Draws Big Crowd at Caldwell
Reports say Dalzell's soldiers reunion was Caldwell's largest in years with many bright lights including Judge Foreaker among attendees. several intended guests could not attend.
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Dalzell
Caldwell
Judge Foreaker
Belmont County Democrats Announce Convention Ticket
At a recent Belmont county convention the ticket includes Representatives Ross J. Alexander and John W. Laughlin. Treasurer Jas B. Ryan. Commissioner Owen Meehan. Infirmary Director James Cook. Surveyor Isaiah Nichols.
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Belmont County
Ross J. Alexander
John W. Laughlin
Jas
B. Ryan
Owen Meehan
James Cook
Isaiah Nichols
Members urged to donate for General Grant monument
Several A R Posts members nationwide suggest each member subscribes one dollar to raise a fund for a monument to Gen. Grant in Washington.
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A.R
Gen. Grant
Washington
Roach to Net At Least Two Million After Debts
After facing government pressure and forced assignment, Roach the American ship builder will retain at least two million dollars after settling his indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
U.S
Reverend Mills Courtly Temperance Man
The passage questions Rev. Dr. Mills turning away from the Republican affiliation despite his temperance stance. It notes surprise at his potential shift and doubts his willingness to abandon his political loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mills
Death of Irish girl sparks cholera scare in Camden and Philadelphia
A young Irish girl arriving from abroad died in Camden New Jersey with symptoms described as Asiatic cholera. The case caused alarm in Philadelphia where the coroner suggests cholera morbus, but public concern remains high based on the symptoms and suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Ohio gets notable federal appointments under Cleveland
A survey of Cleveland's choices shows Ohio receiving key posts including Inspector Salmon, Land Commissioner Wharton, and David Okey as chief of a division in the Second Auditor's office alongside postmasters and clerks. The piece argues Ohio has reason to be satisfied with the distribution.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Inspector Salmon
Wharton
David Okey
County Democrats pick five delegates to state convention
The Democratic Central Committee met in W A Carpenter’s office on Saturday and chose delegates from Cambridge to the State Convention now in Columbus. Delegates named include W A Davis E W Mathews H E B Hamilton I Sears and F P A Linn with alternates R T Scott T C Stanley W N Cowden H B Zoller and George Linn. The county has five delegates and will go uninstructioned likely supporting Gov Hoadly’s renomination.
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Democratic Central Committee
W. A. Carpenter
W. A. Davis
E. W. Mathews
Cambridge
H. EB. Hamilton
Adams
I. Sears
Liberty
FP. A Linn
Millwood
Columbus
R. T. Scott
T. C. Stanley
W. N. Cowden
H. B. Zoller
Spencer
George Linn
Jefferson
Hoadly
Prohibitionists Rally Strongly In County Meeting
A large Prohibition gathering at Hammond's Hall in bad weather hailed Rev Dr Leonard of Springfield as the next Ohio governor candidate. Speaker urged abolition of the liquor traffic, citing social costs, deaths, and poverty, and attacked rival parties for neglecting temperance. The event featured Cambridge band and New Concord Glee Club amid fervent address by Rev J N Martin and Rev W A Chalfant.
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Hammond’s Hall
J. N. Martin
W. A. Chalfant
Prohibitionists
Ohio
Leonard
Springfields
United States
Cambridge
New Concord Glee Club
Rev. E. Thompson
Sarsaparilla Promises Health For All Ages
Ayer s Sarsaparilla is praised for benefiting all ages from young children to adults. The ad claims remedies for sore eyes sore ears scald head and scrofulous or syphilitic taints and asserts the tonic makes children healthy and strong.
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Ayer
Dusty carpets brightened by corn meal and salt mix
After beating dust from carpets they are tucked down and can be brightened by scattering a mix of corn meal and coarse salt in equal parts. The powder is swept up afterward to restore brightness.
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Parker
Health Rule Warns Against Wearing Day Undergarments
A health warning claims sleep should not occur in the same undergarments worn by day. The tramp ignores this rule and is said to suffer poor health, unable to walk more than thirty miles daily, with a ruined appetite that leaves a farmer’s pantry looking picked over after fifteen minutes.
Revengeful spirit blamed for Shawnee attack on McKinney home
A Shawnee house was torn up and Hugh McKinney and his wife were badly injured after a person used dynamite to avenge a supposed haunting. Locals blame the act on his pledge to avoid another miners strike. Judge Lynch may preside if suspects are found. The miners there condemn the assault.
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Shawnee
Hugh McKinney
Erysipelas Victim Cures with Mishler's Herb Bitters
Chase Lucas of Zanesville Ohio reports his wife suffered erysipelas for three years with no relief from many doctors. After about a month using Mishler's Herb Bitters she is now entirely well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Lucas
Zanesville
Ohio
Mishler
Notable Pseudonyms in 19th Century American Press
A survey of noms de plume used by American writers in magazines and papers, listing names such as Artemus Ward Bret Harte Mark Twain Charles Dickens and more, with references to editors and contributors like George Eliot and Grace Greenwood among others.
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Agate
Chad Pdean
Sixtauidvers
COCA
Java
Neale
Danbury Newsman
JM Baily Darby John
Peekahn Tatty
J FE Garretson
Eli Perkins
D Landon Bi Eetit
Paces
Underhill
Eleanor Kirk
Nelly Ames Enamaied
Clee
Eiveay
JR Gilmore
Criswold
Fanny Forrester
FE Judson Rama Ena
Gee Alfred Townsend
Steht Utes
Garczynski
Grace Greenwood
Lippincott
Gail Hamilton
Mary A Dodge
George Eliot
Marion C Evans Hans Breitman
Chas G Leland Howard Glyndon
Laura C Redden Hosea Biglow
Jas Russell Lowell Howadji
Goo W
Curtis Ramon So Teusae
Aksascs
Donald G Mitchell
Jennie June
J Aaroly John Phoenix
Derby
USA
John Paul
H Wath
Josh Billings
Shaw Joaquin Miler
Abe Ace
Seba Smith
Mark Twain
Aes
L Clemens Marian Harland
M V Terhune
Marie le Baron
Sophia Sparkle
Jennie E Hicks
Sophie May
SR Clarke
Shirley Dare
Powers Oliver Optic
Adams Soto
Escerac
Trowbridge Peleg Avie Wraiths
Proudtit Parsee Merchant
Desettas
Moore
Nasbys
Locke Poeecari
Strother Shakespeare
Richard G Winite
Partington
Shillaber
Not a Single Gray Hair Says Mrs J RC of San Francisco
Mrs J RC of San Francisco claims she has no gray hair at fifty one, praising Parker's Balsam made in New York as a reliable 50c dressing that restores color without dye or greasiness, noting it untimely helps hair look young.
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J RC
San Francisco
Parker
New York
Potent Wood Petrification Mixture Described
A medieval recipe claims that mixing gem salt rock alum white vinegar chalk and powdered pebbles creates an ebullition. After it ceases, submerge wooden objects for four to five days and they will supposedly petrify.
Cure for Piles Promises Permanent Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy as effective for all forms of piles including blind and bleeding. It claims direct action on affected parts, absorption of tumors, relief from itching, and a permanent cure priced at 50 cents. The remedy is tied to The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. of Piqua, Ohio, with J. M. McGill selling locally.
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Bosanko
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
United States
Indigestion Sufferer Praises Swift's Specific Cure
James Mann of Atlanta Georgia testifies after five years of severe indigestion that Swift's Specific relieved his burning stomach, improved digestion, and restored appetite. He urges others to use the remedy after meals and notes its vegetable composition. Public notice includes sale by all druggists and an offer of a medical treatise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Jas. Mann
Atlanta
Swiet Seecrete Co
N. Y
Hypocrisy in Church Drawn From Daily Faith Brief Satire
An exchange argues people attend church for varied motives. Some go to weep or sleep, others to please wives or ease conscience. Some seek sermon insight while others favor the solo screecher. Boys scout, girls attend for alighters. Many seek sage reflections, few aid collections.
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the best remedy for consumption coughs colds bronchitis asthma hoarseness and throat chest and lung issues It claims immediate relief and life saving health benefits with a free trial bottle offered at L Wall Co drug store Also gives marble cleaning tips using gum arabic and chamois before sun drying and repeated applications if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
L. Wall & Co
E. J. Downes
Bonneau’s
Berkeley Co
8. C
Ayer
Cheney’s Stomach and Liver Regulator Cures Constipation
The advertisement claims taking more pills increases benefit but notes Cheney’s Stomach and Liver Regulator cures constipation. Sold by J M McGill.
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Cheney
J M McGill
Political convention call for Republican nominations
A call to nominate candidates for Representative Recorder Commissioner Liiminary Director and Coroner with other business planned The convention will select one Republican for County Central Committee for the year Polls open 2 to 5 p.m unless hours changed by local committee Old and new Central Committees meet after adjournment District delegations meet at 10 a.m to appoint committee members The meeting price will be announced once by programme K Groopers Chairman and secretary listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liimmary
K. Groopers
Chaimean
Oecrecary
Republcan
Charles P Taylor
Guernsey
Web. Gooders
Jo. Beckett
W.M. Fparrar
J.C Steele
Songs and Sellers List with Prices and Names
A fragmented catalog of song titles artists and prices including Alice Where art Thou Handel Dream Faces Esmeralda and instrumental pieces with various sellers such as Blumenthal Levy Lulu Cooke and Strauss catalogued with cents and 40s 50s pricing patterns. The entry names multiple artists and items without full context.
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Alice
Ascher
Handel
Blumenthal
Alsatian
Adams
Sega IK
Dolores Bartol
Elena
Malloy
Hutchison
Esmeralda Guara
Levy
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