Grand Labor Day Celebration Planned in Guernsey County
A joint Cambridge and Byesville effort organizes the grandest Labor Day event in Guernsey County history. Committees were appointed at a Union Hall meeting to handle celebrations at Cambridge Myessie Driving Park, with plans for speakers, permits, transportation, advertising, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Byesville
Guernsey County
Eyesville
Libor
Staunch
Junither
Aprange
Amaka Itl
Guernsey Valley Trades
Tabor Assembly
Union
Cambridgee lMyessie
Scek
J. EB. O' Flava
Ryvsville
C. R R. McCleary
Carbridge
McCleary
Canmibridgwe
Rogers
Shuttieworth
Likey
Barclay
O’flara
A. Rogers
Dilley
Charles BE
Jewell
Mara
Unley
Samuel Harner Dead and Funeral Near New Concord
Samuel Harner died and his funeral was held near New Concord on July 27. The service, conducted by family elders, drew relatives from Chicago where his son William T Harper presides as university president. Harner, born in 1823 in Cannonsburg, Pa, lived near New Concord and north Muskingum county most of his life. He married Elizabeth Rainey in 1845, and they lived at Stead near New Concord. Surviving children include William Rainey Harper, Robert Francis Harper, James K Harper, and Mrs Mary Harper Douglass. The Harpers are noted as eminent scholars and leaders in Chicago education. Willian, Francis, and James hold high positions at Chicago University and Rush Medical College. Mrs Rainey is praised for character and intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saauel Harner
New Concord
Slootetoek
Elizabeth Ellen Rainey
Cambridge
Stead
William Rainey Harper
Chicago University
Robert Francis Harper
James K. Harper
Rusa
Medical College
Chicago
Mary Harper Duuglass
Frazelwood Bank
Pittsburgia
Goss
Ainting
Willian R. Harper
Jeanning
Chica University
Francis Harper
Mle
James WM
Rush Medical College
Muskingum College
Rainey
Seoteh-Sristk
Portrait of Charles Foster Fails to Impress in Rotunda
A damaged painting of former governor Charles Foster hangs in the rotunda with a broken frame side. Some see omens in the cracked portrait while state funds are not allocated for its repair. Renton Wirick returns from Winchester to arrange the Guernsey Co Farmers picnic in Linn's Grove for Saturday Aug. 19, 1965.
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Columbus
Charles Foster
Cameral
Herrick
A Renton Wirick
Winchester
Guernsey Co
Linn’s Grove
San Antonio Historic Parks and Alamo Tour Report
An editor’s travel account from Houston to San Antonio recounts the city’s growth and centuries of history. It highlights the Alamo, San Fernando Cathedral, and missions, notes eight flags over the region, and praises the parks, civic buildings, and thriving commerce. The piece reflects pride in Texas expansion and future promise amid preserved landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Antonio
Louis Xiiv
France
William
Mary
England
Spain
Portugal
Lasweid
Lavaca Bay
Jose Lamon
Lus
Wis
San Fernando Cathedral
Cordera
Treasun
Milam
Texas
United States
Alamo
Col. Travis
Davy Crocket
Santa Anna
Sur Antonio
Pravis
Alam
Travis
James Dowie
Davy Grocket
J. B. Bonham
J. Wastington
Cel
Vravis
San Jacinto
Fisher elected president at West Lafayette College event
Rev S. Fisher of West Lafayette was elected president to succeed Tr. Wells after a recent resignation. Fisher, formerly pastor of the Cambridge M E church, is met with friendly local reaction. Caldwell citizens petition the board of directors to outfit the Notte County National Bank Opera Tops into a proper auditorium in line with state law, reflecting town needs.
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West Lafayette College
Sos. Fisher
West Lafayette
Tea
Wl le Wells
Fisher
Cambridge M Opl
Tit, Citvens
Caldwell
Notte County National Rang
River side glass works to move to Martins Ferry
An August relocation is planned as Riverside glass works shift from Wellsburg to the Martins Ferry plant in West Virginia. Both plants belong to National Glass Company. the Wellsburg site must vacate for a new power plant and other improvements, or the busy operation will be relocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Glass Works
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Martins Ferry
Riverside Works
West Viginia
National Glass Company
Equnci
Fall campaign opens in Morgan County fight at McConnelsville
An altercation in McConnelsville on Tuesday afternoon left Editor Jack Sheridan of the Herald-Leader with a broken arm and J W McKibben with a scalp wound. The clash arose amid campaign tensions between Republican factions over alleged damaging statements. Sheridan attacked first with a wrench. McKibben struck back with a brick, and witnesses separated the combatants as both sides claimed retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnelsville
Jack Sheridan
Ierald-Leader
Recorder
J. W. McKibben
Sheriden
McKibben
Morvan
Mec- Kibben
Court House
Sheridan
Allowes
Sheridge
Falicy
Stanley
New Editor at Byesville Enterprise
W A Beer becomes proprietor succeeding retiring editor Skinner at the Byesville Enterprise. Former Leader editor will guide the paper in editorial style and aims to grow with Byesville’s rapid expansion. The Jeffersonian extends best wishes to Beer and hopes Skinner’s new venture is successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Beer
Byesville
Beer
Skinner
Hutts-Frost Marriage Sealed in Cambridge City
Miss Clara V. Frest of Cambridge and Mr W C Hutts of the city wed quietly at Rev A E Harper's study on Sixth Street. Frost is well known in Cambridge and in this city with many friends. Hutts works as a carpenter in the BL& QC ships and he and his bride gain warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara V. Frest
Cambridge
W. C. Hutts
A. E. Harper
Sixth Street
Miss Frost
Mr. Hutts
Bl& QC
Sle
Zanesville
Bryan Greeted by Large Audience at Fair Grounds
William J. Bran drew a large, enthusiastic crowd at the early fair grounds in Cashocton Ohio on March 27 1906. His address on “Value fan Ideal” drew close attention and frequent applause as citizens of Coshopien gravity expressed support without regard to party.
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Cashocton
Ohio
Wiliam J. Bran
Coshopien
Triscote Ubedr
Trolley Men to Meet in August
Monday August 7 has been set for a meeting of the projec tors of the Zanesville Cambridge Norton trade. The meeting, in the company offices, was attended by Nicholas and Merredis with several members absent. The next session will cover important business. Cash ton Daily Age reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Gilcher of Dewey avenue Southside on July 26 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesvile, Cambridge & Norton
Nicholas & Merredis
Wagei
Zanteville
Cashton Daily Age
Tienry Gilcher
Dewey Avenue
Southside
Mayor Smallwood Performs Odd Wedding At Depot Hotel
At about 6:30 Mayor Smallwood rushed to the Depot hotel after a call claiming a marriage was needed. Frank M. Dennis and Ollie Ray of Helle Valley Noble county awaited in the parlor to wed, license seal missing, but Probate Judge verified license issued properly and the ceremony proceeded. The couple then left by train for Zanesville and Niayars Falls.
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Smallwood
Depot Hotel
Jady
Frank M. Dennis
Ollie Ray
Helle Valley
Noble County
Jude
Contended He Was Alive After Report Of Mine Death
A report claiming Andy Juran was killed in a mine accident proved false. Morris Coal Co informed State Mine Inspector Harrison on July 21 that Juran was injured and likely fatally, but on July 24 he appeared alive and walked from Columbus hospital, prompting officials to correct the record and note the error.
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Andy Juran
Harrison
Morris Coal Comainbridge
Juran
Columbus
Mower team causes horse to be fatally injured in Westland
Morning mowing with W G White, a Westland township farmer, witnesses a broken breast strap on a horses team. The mower’s descent forces the machine against the animals, inflicting a severe hind leg injury that necessitates euthanizing the horse. The animal was valued at 3150.
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W.G. White
Westland Township
Fatally Burned in Gas Explosion Strikes Senator Finch Home
Somerset Ohio July 27 1905 Special by an explosion of natural gas at their home this morning Senator and Mrs William E Finch were fatally burned. Their house was wrecked. Senator Finch was a prominent figure in politics. Belleville Ohio July 26 Mrs Gunther and daughter Mrs Switzer staged Carrie Nation confrontation at Butler Saturday night causing injuries to four men including the husband of one woman. Four cases of beer shipped from Mansfield noted with dry town scene. Beer poured out vases broken open and dishonored goods returned to Mansfield brewers.
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Somerset
Wa. E. Finch
Finch
Belleville
Ohio
Marriage Licenses Granted and Local Meeting Report
George Malick of Gutrnsey and Miss Line Lona of Lore City were granted a marriage license. A July 2 ceremony is noted with local officials discussing league decisions, weather, and community remarks. Caldwell baseball team was dropped from the Guernsey Varsity League, Barnesville joins, and Barnsville is praised as a stronger, more accessible site.
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George Malick
Gutrnsey
Line Lona
Lore City
Dah Teh Etls
Sth Street
South Side
Caldwell
Guernsey
Barnesville
Barneville
Sali
Editorial stock comments on temperance and politics in dispatches
A stock editorial critiques temperance pieces and sanctimonious town clerical figures, noting deceptive publishing and political maneuvering. It mentions Drunkenness in Columbus, editorials by Caldwell, editor R C Meyer, and changes at the Equitable Life, with talk of new by laws and the senatorial convention adjournment amid party tensions in Muskingum and Delaware districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber
Democratic Committee
Herrick
Roosevelt Photo Controversy Sparked by Mann Charge
Col W D Mann asserts Roosevelt knew he would be in facts and fancies and supplied his photo and signature. He argues deterring a quiet approach would suit best, while editors with a cache of material exploit it for blackmail or defense amid wartime press tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. D. Mann
Roosevelt
Pottery Trust forms to regulate tableware output
A pottery trust is organizing to control tableware and china production for the country. The tariff schedule practically shuts out foreign competition, aiming for stable outputs and price control. Japan is named as the major foreign threat with cheap labor and skilled production. The article suggests the tariff move will pressure Congress for further protection at consumer expense. A death notice reports Peart Mercer, aged 11, died at home after long illness. funeral at Old Cambridge Baptist Church with interment at Northwood.
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Japan
Orient
Congress
Peart Merser
dangerous germs in sum mir strengthens the stomach with misena
A fragmented ad claims misena strengthens the stomach and cures various digestive ailments. It asserts health benefits against headaches vertigo and general debility after eating. The ad promises a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee and directs readers to J. W. Shaff to see the guarantee.
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New York
Geerassd
Barkard
J. W
Shaff
W U T U meeting and community notes reported
The W U T U held its regular monthly meeting at Mes Bova’s home on July 26 with Romans presiding. Devotionals led by Mrs Nash, papers on the Ideal W C T U home, and a discussion on children’s amusements occurred. Mrs Vicne Logan spoke on library table selections, and four new members joined. Other items include local racing results, a saloon fine in Belle Valley, and notices from New Concord funeral services for Samuel Harper.
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Ts. Romans
U. d. Nash
Mes
T. C
Vicnle Logan
Union
Dr. Cooper
Wotan
W.C. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. H. Nichols
Francis Willard
Cambridge Public Library
H.L. Williams
S. W. Price
W.S. Daugherty
Harry Claggett
KE. A. Taytor
Hood S
Remedy for hay fever touted by Western railroad man
J P Forbes of McCook Nebraska testifies Hyomei cured his hay fever after failed prior treatments. He notes no harmful stomach dosing, claims air breathed is like health resorts, and cites a refund offer by J W Shai for unsatisfied users. Complete kit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Forbes
McCook
Nebraksa
White Mountains
J. W. Shai
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Samuel Harner
Foster
Editors ON Wheels
Breckinridge Park
San Pedro
Nobdy
I. S
Menger
Episcopal
Moba
Denormina
Linus
San Antonignus
Ono
Hida
Muoder
S. Fisher
The
West
Riverside Glass Factory
Bryan
Seul
Carrie Nation
Brooman
Tasei
Newerwerstown
S. W. Luccack
Oureseemed
Ress- Post
Kew
Jourpalian
Neishbur
Republican Journal
Ion
LW. Binley
R. C Mever
Bel Hoerald-Tribune
Gov. Therrick
Paul Morton
Equitable
Alexander
Wyde
Paris
Rintous Uving
Exquitable
Tor Insurance
Ballows
Olentungy Park
Delaware
Summir
Tub Sraith
BE. E. Smith
Titusville
Morris
Belle Valley
A. M. Schoyer
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Marietta
Supt. Kron
Samuel Harper
W. A. Rainey
Frank Raines
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
ECB
WIT
Flora 2. Cooke
Cajeaga
Kak. Myers
Ita M. Carley
Cmeatrr
Manuai
Marietta College
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