Acres of Diamonds promise at Cambridge Opera House
Russell H. Conwell and his lecture Acres of Diamonds will be presented at the Cambridge Opera House on February 4 as a main state event. The item appears in a period column of community notices and upcoming entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Conwell
Opera House
William Johnston
East End
R. H. Dilley
Taylor Block
Eliza Milhone
Senecaville
The
Herald
Cambridge
J.S. Nichola
Charlie Rose
Quaker City
Sandusky
Ohio
Couplin
Pt. Pleasant
G. W. Woodruff
Dyson
St. Clairsville
Cadiz
New Concord
Kimbolton
John Milligan
David
Mrs. McConnel
Mr. Hastings
Thut
Guernsey
American Medical Association
J. T. McPherson
John W. Keiser
West Cambridge
L A. Harkey
Berwick
Nella Brown-Pond
Chicago
Hammond’s Opera House
Zanesville
Br. Harkey
Cambride
Peter White
Dr. Harkey
Russell HM. Conwell
J. Ed. Eaton
Eaton
Gee
Barnesville
Don’t
Lynn Stem
Hammond’s
Rebecca Long
Martin’s Ferry
Walter Emerson
Clase
Rudolph King
Medora Henson
Emerson
John Thomas
Sorrow in Many Homes and Deaths in County
Obituary notice recounts the deaths of Elizabeth Stewart in Center township aged 79, and Frederick W. Albright of Cambridge, plus the passing of Jackson Grubb near Scott's mines, Thomas K. Amos of Summerfield, Ada Gault of New Concord, and Peter Weyer of Madison township. It notes Elizabeth Blair’s Irish origin, long Christian life, and large family. Albright’s LOG life as a steamboatman and founder in Cambridge. Grubb’s sudden heart failure. Amos’s Civil War service. Gault’s illness and refusal of food. and Weyer’s longtime local respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stewart
James Stewart
Stewart
James, Jr
Samuel
Henry
Elizabeth Harding
John
Knox Township
Rev
N. B
Edenburg
Ohio
Jane Walton
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Samuel Blair
Garver
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Frederick W. Albright
Frederick Albright
Martinsburg
Berkley County
Virginia
Benjamin F
William
Charles J
Sarah Patterson
Morgantown
Indiana
Frederick
Ohio River
Cambridge
Lucinda Huff
Guernsey County
Benjamin F. Albright
Scott’s Mines
Thomas K. Amas
Summerfield
Noble County
Shepherdstown
Belmont County
J. M. Amos
Ada Gault
New Concord
Times- Recorder
Peter Weyer
Madison Township
Belmont county case links wool deal to election bets
The Bellaire Herald reports a suit in Belmont county where W N Cofiland bought wool from John Shepherd and pricing depended on the 1880s presidential outcome. Wilson sues Shepherd for 960 dollars claiming Shepherd profited from a stake on Foraker versus Wilson. Ohio law allows stake holders to be sued within a period with informant entitled to half recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont County
Bellaire Herald
W. N. Cofiland
John Shepherd
Morristown
Harrison
Cleveland
Shepherds
George Wilson
Foraker
Shepherd
Wilson
Ohio
Schoolhouse flag drive raises questions of cost and control
A letter questions who ordered the school flag project and why students pay. The plan, traced to the G A R with roots in a Sherman speech, aims to present four flags by February 22 with funding from teachers voluntary contributions and G A R補補 covers any shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sherman
New York
Cambridge
Board of Education
Trains collide on a bridge near tunnel with fatalities
A Chicago through train No 5 and freight No 20 collide on a Crooked Creek bridge west of the B and O tunnel. Fireman and engineer escape with injuries. freight brakeman Frank Snair dies from head injuries. Wreckage clears by dawn. cause blamed on misread orders at New Concord Cassels misread Cambridge time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 5
Chicago
Cassel’s Station
John Moore
Moore
Crooked Creek
Frank Snair
Newark
Ohio
Bennett
Lewis Kastla
John Talbot
New Concord
Norwich
Reading
Cassels
Cambridge
Sugartree Notes Include Local Visitations And Staffing Changes
A Sugartree correspondent reports T. T. Gillespie of Wheeling West Virginia visiting friends on Saturday. Charles Gillespie returns from a two year stay in Iowa and Montana. Miss Vick Lanning visits Mrs. Robert Bell in Gedar Rapids Iowa. Young people enjoy an evening at J. E. LePages on the 28th. James McKahan named truant officer in Jefferson township. Wm Hawkins resigns as Sugartree school teacher and Ross Jennings to lead the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Hanlon
Barnesville
Clary
Chishelm
New Concord
Wellsville
Ohio
J. H. Parry
Woodsfield
Emma Clark
Stottlemire
Ogier
Coe
Fairview
M. L. Hartley
Quaker City
Cambridge
R. H. Dilley
Prof
Ray
New Philadelphia
Hopedale Normal School
Grippe
Alex. Cochran
Junker Wity
Sibley
J. R. Johnson
Newcomerstown
J. R. Boyce
E. J. Forsythe
Cameron
Monroe County
J. Wayne Huffman
Farmers’ Association
Guernsey
Anna Crawford
Washington
Zanesville
Business College
Ewing Coulter
George Hahn
Dresden
Muskingum Court
Alex Larcher
Guarantee Nursery Co
Geneva
N. Y
Iron Valley Bank
Dover
Sugartree
T. T. Gillespie
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Gillespie
Iowa
Montana
Miss Vick, Lanning
Robert Bell
Gedar Rapids
J. E. LePage
James McKahan
Jefferson Township
Wm. Hawkins
Ross Jennings
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Schaser
Wheeling Age
Bet
Arnold
Ames
Cincinnati
G. L. Arnold
GHIO
Carter L
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Cry
Baurdey
Cambridge Herald
Auditor Smith
Wisconsin
McGinty
Kaho
Winchester
Begerly
J.W. Garber
Bellaire
J.C Carver
Batesville
J. HW. Sarcher
Abe Secrest
P. D. McCreary
Anna Colley
J. M. Cook
Columbus
Lizzie Stoneburner
Salesville
Amos
Gibson’s
Peregoy
T. J. Wood
Athens
Miss Forsythe
Bloomfield
B. Clark
Depot Hotel
McKim’s
Farmers’ Institute
Plainfield
Andy Dales
Shelby County
B.S. Herring
McConnelsville
H. R. Hawthorne
Coshecton
H. W. Ewalt
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon For Several Days. Mrs. Ewalt
Charlie Rainey
R. M
Ralph Cowgill
John Beil
Maria Hallett
Whetstone
Lower Salem
Geo. W. Woodruff, Dyson
P. O
O. Tf
Ogier’s Drug Store
W. B. Green
Bridgeport
Yes
Pauthers
Love City Presbyterian Church
W. S. Pringle
R. McCracken
Floral Hall
Coshocton
Homes
Tuscarawas
G. H. Stottlemire
Congress
Hotel Berwick
Marietta Times
New
Babcock Press
Republican
Caldwell
Justices of the Peace
Ogier’s Book Store
Miners National Union
Ada Patterson
Nannie Morton
O. T. Carson
E. L. Abbey
Sonora Hill
Parshall
Thomas E. Booth
Monroe
Alliance Review
Castoria
Miss
Hammond's Opera House
NELLA
America
Miss Lida Low
Nellie Ford
James P. Ford
Court of Common Pleas
James P Ford
J.A. Bliss
Wt. Berry
A.B. Hall
Examiners
Guernsey Eounty
Mudlick
Miller’s Mill
Said
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Co
Miller’s Mills
WM. Roustin
Sheriff’s Sale
William 8. Imlay
Charles W. Imlay
Court House
Spencer Township
Cincinnati, Wheeling & New York Railroad
W.H. C. Hanna
Mathews
Newmarkets
Newmarket
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, Ohio
Florida
Queen & Crescent
Western & Atl
Western & Atla
Chas. E. Harman
Vine ST
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Antic R. R
Central R. R
Geo . Askatic R.R. && Battlefields
ENUM
Stock Gate
Thalheimer’s
Baltimore Clothing CO
Waretine Avenue
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