Democratic State Convention at Sandusky Ohio 1902
The notice outlines the Democratic State Convention to nominate state officers at Cedar Point Sandusky on September 2 and 3 1902 with delegates elected by counties districts and primaries. It details delegate quotas for counties including Guernsey and notes temporary officers and registration rules for credentials and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
James Kilbourne
West House
Tuesay
Cedar Point
Tom
Johnson
Cleveland
W Ham TH. Tomlinson
Dayton
W. H Williams
Wadus
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Guernsey
Harry F. Payer
Dem
How About Your Heart Health Ad Claims Cure
A frayed advertisement urges checking heart symptoms and cites Dr Miles Heart Cure as relief. It narrates a testimonial from Jamestown New York reader Mr F I Miles and notes tobacco use worsened heart conditions. Sold by druggists and Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
al Drucglats
Dr. Mies Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Cienn Cate
Ohio penitentia? habitual criminal act remains law
A press special notes Judge Badger held twenty three men at the Ohio penitentiary remain under the habitual criminal act. The repeal of the diet is described as not retroactive. Senator Teller’s Democratic affiliation is stated as complete and he will seek reelection from Colorado within that party. The piece praises his service and independence while criticizing opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nkers
McLaurin
Democratic Party of
South Carolina
U.S
Leous
Tiliman
Haona
Columbus
Tom B. Johnson
George B. Cox
Sheets
Assue
Attorney General
The
Enquirer
General Assembly
Badger
Ohio Penitentia
Teller
Democratic Party
Colorado
DASH OF CONVICTS BREAKS OUT OF TENNESSEE PRISON
A group of 16 convicts at the Tennessee state prison four miles northwest of Nashville used dynamite to blow a hole in the main wing and escape. Gus Hyatt led the breakout while inside guard was held at gunpoint. Ed Carney, a state blower, was killed. Joe Loss and James Work were captured. six escapees were government men. Posses with bloodhounds pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State Prison
Here
Gus Hyatt
Dne
Ed Carney
Nasville
Joe Loss
James Work
Hyatt
Vay
Han 5
Liberty
Doe
Manchester
Evidence Sparks Lynch Mob in Indiana Wife Murder Case
Aug 5 reports from Laporte Indiana say Sheriff Smal plans to drag Clearlake near Westville to search for the body of Mrs Tolton wife of William Tolton the alleged killer. Westville residents fear mob action if evidence surfaces or a body is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Smal
Clearlake
Westville
Tolton
William Tolton
Talton
Padneah
Thomas Edwards
Nashville
Wick
Nife
Ballard County
Ida Edwards
Wickliffe
Edwards
Strike in Sympathy and Hanna Donation Highlight Ohio News
Ironton and Cleveland report river of labor troubles as street railway strikes ripple through divisions. Senator Hanna receives a labor gift in Cleveland while Tom Johnson wins a city hall injunction case easing low fare streetcar construction. A Bucyrus worker’s suicide and July lake ore shipments cap a tense week in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Marcus A. Hanna
Coxey
Ironton,co
Trentan
Huntington
Ashland
Diyiston
Keninely
West Virginia
Ironton
Hanna Caned
Cleveland
Cleveland City Railroad Company
M. A. Hanna
Senator Hanna
Tom Johnson
Caldwell
Johnson
Bucyrus, O
Wheeler
Bucyrus Telephone Company
Mount Gilead
Paine's Celery Compound touted in vivid testimonial
A period ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for summer fatigue and nervous breakdowns. It claims the product restores strength during August heat, with a New York engineer praising it after months of illness and recovery following three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
George W. Demarest
Streat
New York
Antrim Notes Mix of Visits and Local News
Cambridge resident Miss Ivy Tellis spends time with cousin Miss Stockdale while Mrs Rinehart visits from Northfield Ohio. Weather damages crops and roads. many locals attend a sociable in Milnersville. A. A. Day succeeds E. G. Chamberlain in Noble County clerkship amidst a busy county address and picnic plans at Claysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Chamberlain
al Enarts
Noble County
Madison County
Summerford
Pennsylvania
Ohio
North Salem News Notes Local Church and Visitors
North Salem reports Rev D C G Coburn of Muskingum M B conference and Rev Allan preached at M P church with a Sabbath service. Local social notices include marriages in Cambridge, visits by residents to Dennison and Cambridge, a cow killed by lightning near Sugartree, a serious illness at Newsomerstown, and various trips by families to round out a week of church and kinfolk gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. CG. Coburn
Muskingem M. BP. Conference
Mr Allan
Plainfield Elrenit
Cobnen
William ‘Travis and
Wiite
Basil Hiverpool
James Wharton
Ed Bennet
Cambridge
Tom
Boyd Adams
Janes McKim
Near Midway
Joseph McGill
Dora Smith
Smith Hyves
Newsomerstown
Levi Millar
W. Z. Pallogh
Vollonk
Joseph Schwyhare
Tridian
Histiaf
Isa Lanning
Sugartree
Folin Fit
James Bell
Whrichsville
We Re. Mathews
Anntle Mathews
Dennison
Bell
Birmingham Social Notes From Oubridge And Nearby
Residents and visitors share updates from Birmingham area including Ason Beett returning home from Oubridge and visits by Charlie Lemmon and Atkin. Mrs Wen Ail a suffers paralysis, Spencer Oxley visits Newark, and Frank McCleary with Ross Panett spend weekend in Cambridge. Threshing begins locally as a storm dominates the scene and a sack social by Presbyterine ladies draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason Beett
Oubridge
Charlie Lemmon
Engh Glyerpooll
Adin
Aidan
John Notte
Atkin
Galilee
Fann
Wen Aila
Lugy White
Spencer Oxley
Newark
Hema
Frank McCleary
Ross Panett
Cambridge
Byo_Severns
J. Merriam
Coshocton
Presbyterhine Rural
Local Social Roundup From Washington and Nearby Towns
Mrs. John Enckman of Washington spent a week with her sister Mrs. Isaiah Walters. Mrs. Maywood Garreth and Mrs. Chanies LaFallett attended Cambridge on Wednesday. James Walters shot a bine grane measuring six feet across wings last week. Mrs. Charles Secrest and Emory Mitshell visited Byesville on Thursday. Wm. Byles and family called near Salesville Saturday. I C Cerbot attended Zanesville on business Friday. Mrs. Elva Secrest and children from New Concord visited here. Miss Tillia Brill and Sprinkle Jones of Cambridge visited Saturday. Mrs. J. W. Daniel and children George and Walase visited Cumberland relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Enckman
Washington
Isaiah Walters
Mesdames Maywood
Garreth
Chanies LaFallett
Cambridge
James Walters
Mesdames Charles Secrest
Emory Mitshell
Byesville
Wm. Byles
Salesville
I C
W. Cerbot
Zanesville
Elva Secrest
New Concord
Tillia Brill
Sprinkle Jones
J. W. Daniel
George and
Walase
Cumberland
Unclear OCR: Medical Remedies and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR text references medicines and health conditions including throat issues lungs kidneys bladder and eruptions. Mentions a biomedical company and diverse terms while lacking coherent structure or identifiable events, individuals, or organizations.
Pleasant Valley Harvest Ends Amid Scarce Blackberries
In Pleasant Valley this week the harvest is winding down while blackberries remain scarce and poor in quality. Mrs. W. Fl. Boyd visited relatives, Mary Marsh of Cambridge returned home after a stay with kin, and Sadie Stewart’s family spent last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell in Winterset. Walter A. Woods mowing machine owner published a claim to finish its 41st day. Wharton of Gitesburg visited to inspect the farm formerly owned by G. I. Phillis, and Heninger of Cambridge sought goats to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Walter A. Woods
Wharton
Gitesburg
G. I. Phillis
Heninger
Cambridge
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