Good horses assured at Cambridge and Ryvs ville meet
W M Sherrard secretary of the Cambridge and Ryvs ville Driving Park Association received word from LP Yost of Canton that Wooster left the circuit opening August 21 22 and 23. The association accepted and rescheduled the fall meet promising a strong field of horses and a premier summer racing event with entrants from the Canal Dover meet expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.sherrard
Cambridge and Ryvsville
Cambridge
Canal Dover
Court House News roundup of trials and bonds
Court orders warrant for 7 T Jones as court constable. Cases include Collins v Hannan plea overruled with defendant excepting. Curtis v Ohio state in circuit court on false pretenses. Addison v Addison and Wells v Now foreclosures with attorneys listed. Probanes note Joe Arnold horse thief arraigned. bond set at 8500. guardianship for Isaac Green. two marriages licensed for Ayers Nicholson and Ponasky Kee Gziky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jones
B. L. Collins
P. J. Hannan
Pew
Wm. G. Curtis
Ohio
B. F. Enos
Curtis
Sheppard
Common Pleas
Lida Addison
Richard Addison
W. W. Stewart
O. V. Wells
Lorinda Now
Snowheal & Stage
Mike Hromyak
Justice Trott
Probate
Joe Arnold
Luccock
Samuel F. Arnold
N. J. Arnold
Walter Arnold
Squire Lindsey
Arnold
Isaac Green
W. F. Padgitt
Printer Answers 30" Roswell Sarchet Dies in Columbus
Roswell Sarchet, longtime Cambridge printer and ad setter for the State Journal, died Tuesday in Columbus after a rheumatism decline. He returned to Cambridge, lived briefly here, then left for Colorado, fell ill near there, and died in Columbus Hospital. His remains rest at Northwood Cemetery after burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sarchet
North &Th Street
Columbus
Roswell
Roswell Sarchet
Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Theio State Journal
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Columbus Hospital
Northwood Cemetery
Peace talk dominates Edward and Bryan interview
The interview focused on peace and the interparliamentary union. Senator Mahaffey and Representative Eagleson will join the legislative reunion at Cedar Point next week. It is a legislative junket with work for the next session, not just social. With Senator Lamb, Democrats control the senate and Pattison era tax ideas will be advanced as far as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
Representative Eagleson
Cedar Point Nest
Piaps
Lamb
Senate
Pattison
Mrs Alice Siegfried Dead After Heart Disease
Mrs Alice Siegfried wife of Marshall Siegfried died of heart disease Friday morning July 27 1906 at 5 30 o clock. A youth of November 1905 married life, maiden Nichols from South Cambridge, active CBC church member. General services by Rev W S White at the 17 RB church Sunday 2 PM, interment in South Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Siegfried
Marshal Siegfried
Worning
Siegfried
Nichols
South Cambridge
B. Church
W. 8. White
Charch
Suath
Knock Down and Drag Out at Mrs Shepard's Saloon
In a row at Mrs Shepard's Saloon on Dewey Avenue Jim Rickey forced entry through the kitchen and later front door after a dispute with Gus Swarts. Rickey beat Swarts severely, leaving him battered with swelling and a cut above the eye. Swarts paid a mayoral fine of 8 8 75. Rickey to be arraigned. Blax Bailey jailed for drunkenness with a $5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was Fair City
Mrs. Sheppard
Dewey Avenue
Jim Rickey
Gus Swarts
Jim
Gus
Rickey
Dong
Meredith
Swartz
Blax Bailey
Forsythe
Kiondyke
Death of Fairview citizen George Penrose at 70
George Penrose a veteran and prominent pension agent from near Fairview died unexpectedly in his shed after preparing to visit Freeport. Born 1836 in Byesville, he served in the 100 days and later the 185th regiment V V I. Survived by three daughters and six sons, his wife, and sister Mrs. Andy Rea. Funeral at Fairview M E church with Rev. Yeager officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Oxford Township
George Penrose
Freeport
Mr. Penrose
Byesville
Lutitia
Andy Rea
Theluck
Yeager
Fairview M. E. Church
Fairview Cemetery
New Ohio Law Lets Owners Remove Unwanted Signs
The Ohio statute fines anyone who places words or notices on property without owner consent, with a 10 to 250 dollar penalty. The rule excludes lawful notices from sheriffs executors or licensed auctioneers, and supports owners’ rights to remove unsightly postings. Local items note Miss Mildred Forger and Bessie Prouse visiting in Moundsville, others traveling, and upcoming European study plans for Denison teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lorena M. Woodrow
Newark
Denison
Philadelphia
Europe
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Rockefeller Bond Granted After Warrant Action
Attorney James O. Troup, for John D. Rockefeller, formally waited service of the warrant and entered appearance in court. He posted a bond of 8700 for Rockefeller and argued motions to quash the warrant. Proceedings show alleged duplicity and intent questions. The hearing was set for September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Troup
Findlay ‘Court
Bryan Meets King Ed at Buckingham Palace
London July 27 William J Bryan was received in private audience by King Edward at Buckingham Palace on the king's special request. The informal talk centered on peace and the Interparliamentary Union. Also present were Ambassador Reid and Bryan's companions. the king later received Interparliamentary Union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Col
Bryan
London
William J. Bryan
Ambassador Reid
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Bela
Reid
Mr. Bryan
Crversation Te Gely
Interparliamentary Union
Tarone Coom
Richard Bartholdt
Wiese
Burtom
Rockwood Hoar
Massachussits
Wit Bryan
Eduard
Prohibition Ticket Named by Guernsey Convention
The Guernsey county Prohibition convention met at Thomas Pyles's residence on South 1th street Tuesday evening nominating a county ticket and delegates to the state convention in Columbus on August 1. K. A. Scott was named Treasurer, H. H. W. Stewart Sheriff, Josiah Crawford Commissioner, James Henderson Infirmary Director, Larry Patton Recorder, with districts including Cambridge and Liberty, Westland, Oxford townships and North Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Thomas Pyles
Lth Street
Columbus
If. B. Doudna
A. B Dicker
Kimbolton
Jed
K. A. Scott
Cambridge
HH. W. Stewart
Liberty Township
Josiah Crawford
Westland Township
James Henderson
Oxford Township
Larry Patton
North Salem
Nimrods Urged to Study Game Laws Across Counties
County wardens report many arrests for illegal hunting, urging Nimrods in Guernsey county to study specific season dates and limits for quail, geese, ducks, pheasants, rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, and skunks. Rules include daily bag limits, seasonal windows, and illegal methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Guernsey
Byesville mayoral court hears odd obstruction case
In Byesville on Thursday a trial over a street ditch obstruction ended with G. Donaldson bound over to the grand jury on $200 bond. He had dammed a water ditch in front of his Ninth Street home with debris to spur action on an open water table, drawing charges of unlawfully obstructing a highway. Six witnesses testified among about fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Byesville
G. Donaldson
Ninth Street
Donaldson
Turnbaugh
LePage
Lynching Outwitted Sheriff Carries Out Quiet Execution
In Crisfield Maryland on July 27 William Les a colored youth sentenced to death for assaulting two white women was hanged on Smiths Island by Sheriff Brown. The mob threat was thwarted as the execution was kept secret, the prisoner transported by oyster boat to Somerset county with a borrowed gallows and coffin. Lee confessed before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
William Les
Baltimore
Somerset County
Brown
Smiths Island
Lee
Lez
Existem
Maryland
Gov. Warfield
Shsriff Brown
Maryland Oyster Navy
Balthiore County
Emiths Aland
Beltimore
Waa
Dowie Loses Zion City Ownership and Receiver Bid
Judge Landis ruled Dowie does not own Zion City and its industries in Chicago. He refused to appoint Granger as receiver and ordered a general election overseer with one vote per church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
United States Court
Dowie
Zion City
Granger
Zinn City
Fragmented Phraseleaked Incoherent Local Note
Partial OCR text shows stray phrases about clever wen and toes, with garbled names and places. No clear event or persons emerge. cannot determine a coherent news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Panic on Picnic Boat Hits Mississippi River Storm
A steamer carrying picnicking passengers broke from the Mississippi storm near Aiton, DL. The vessel drove onto a dike on the Missouri side, the bow smashed, cabin shattered, and many passengers clung to wreckage as the ship buckled under high wind and rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Lana
Liberty
Aiton
Miscouri
BNL
Lowe Gon
Death of Mrs Mary Newnom at Cambridge Road residence
Mary Ables Newnom aged 43 died Thursday morning at 8 after eight weeks illness and a recent cold. Daughter of J. Ables, she grew up in Mt Zion and was a devoted Mt Zion Baptist member. Married in 1881 to Alexander Newnom, she leaves her husband and three sons. one daughter Ethel Bonnell preceded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ables Newnom
Cambridge R. D
Alexander Newnom
Ethel Bonnell
Bryan Plans Big Reception Funds From Subscriptions
The New York reception for William J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden set for late August, with plans to finance it through popular subscriptions. Subscriptions of $5 or more would be published with consent, while under $5 would remain private unless the donor agrees. A finance subcommittee was appointed as the railroad halffare plan and other logistics were confirmed. The move aims to rebuke Republicans over campaign finance and showcases Bryan’s fundraising strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bream
Madison Square Garden
Bedife
Bryan
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Heig
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Charles Murphy
John Foy
David R. Francis
Micgour
Jexander Troup
Nathan Strauss
J. Campeanu
Michigan
Francis Burton Harrison
Lewis Nixon
Adlal ED
Sterengon
Josiah Quincy
Masser
Broadway
Cintra Park
Fae Vacama Bel
Madicouaga E Garden
Yale Shadente
Delegates and Alternates Named for 1906 Ohio Convention
The Guernsey County Executive Committee, July 23, named delegates and alternates for the Democratic Congressional Committee of the 15th District. Delegates include F. C. Keith, James B. Stewart, William Harris, W. A. Blackburn, and many others. alternates list I. W. Price, Dr A. B. Headley, Robert T. Scott, J. P. Machaffey, and additional names. The convention will convene at Marietta August 7, 1906, at 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Guernsey County
Marietta
F. C. Keith
James B. Stewart
William Harris
W. A. Blackburn
William C. Swick
Thomas Smith
Elmer Blackstone
J. B. Peoples
G. A. Bell
Aaron Luzadder
Chapman
M. L. Kackley
Ralph Scott
Oscar Finley
H. F. Gordon
D. T. Harding
Harvey Watson
John Secrest
George Dudley
James Neal
William Davidson
Fred Turner
H.F. Trott
A. G. Nicholson
Lion
H. H. Dyer
A. Carpenter
Roger Kerrigan
Ezekiel Baker
M. G. Fisher
A. Flanagan
R. M. Hart
Luther Frazier
Neal Earley
Ira Beil
Jacob Linton
I. W. Price
A. B. Headley
Robert T. Scott
J. P. Machaffey
James P. Turner
William Hawthorne
E. W. Mathews Jr
David Okey
George W. Moore
W. N. Bradford
Charles Mast
J. W. Keller
James R
John
Black
W. R. Spraiue
Asa H. Baxter
A. O. Duftey
R. M. Hood
Elmer Boden
Chas. Duffey
John § Black, Chm
Frank B, Amos
Sec’y
George Taylor Dies After Lung Illness at 59
George Taylor a respected resident of Rainey avenue South Cam bridge died at his home Thursday morning about 1 o clock after a lung illness. He was 59 and survived by his wife and four children, three sons Will Everett and Gus of Love City and daughter Mrs Elmer Bratton of Cannelsville Ohio. Funeral service will be at the late residence Friday at 2 30 conducted by Rev White U B Church with interment at Northwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Rainey Avenue
Cambridge
Will Everett
Gus
Love City
Elmer Bratton
Cannelsville
Mr. White
U. B. Church
Northwood
Stomach troubles and constipation remedies urged
Stomach troubles and constipation are addressed with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. A Edwardsville Illinois resident testifies to relief after years of constipation. Sold by Brenan & Wilson. Also notes a Hall reunion August 1st and a centennial Bail Family gathering August 4th 1906. A birth announced in Cambridge Ohio July 25 1906 and a salt rheum and eczema salve claim. John A Wyatt returns from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
M. Hawthorne
Col
C. P. B. Sarehet
Edward Hall
Quaker City
Friends’ Meeting House
Friend Hall
C EL Tidrick
North 11Th Street
Cambridge
Ohio
G. W. Clark
R. D. No. 10
Brenan & Wolson
D. M
John A. Wyatt
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Driving Park Association
Court House News
C. C.ayers
Hartford City
Ind
Frances A. Nicholson
Winchester
Joseph R. Ponasky
Tofilia Kee- Gziky
Hyesville
Printer
Sheppard's Saloon
Jas. Rickey
Strigken
Mildred Forger
Bessie Prouse
Moundsville
W. Va
Roberta
Shirey McCartney
William Cowgill
Cleveland
State School Commissione
Edmond A. Jones
H. W. Luccock
Washington Normal School
Clara Schroder
A. D. Headley
North
Tom L. Johnson
Comann Pleas Court
Russell Sage
C. Ayres
Frances Alice Nicholson
G. E. Nicholson
Winterset
Redkey
Rockefeller
King ED
Buckingham Place
City
Mich
Mike Bannon
Tattle Banton
Eadie Groka
Lake Huron
Crawford
Prohibitions
Judge Lynch
Whiteng Lee
Togaily
Court
Zion
Good Lawrerys
Sohn
Alexander Dowta
Mary Newnom
Thees
Justice Day
Canton
G. Jus
William R Nav
Supreme Court
Covawe
Ayar
E. Ager Co
Fatercromn
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