Editors On Wheels Sam Houston and Riverside to California
The writer adds Gen Sam Houston to Texas independence lore noting his Virginian birth in 1793 and career from congress to Texas commander and first republic president. The piece then recounts travel from Riverside to California including Los Angeles Santa Monica and Catalina Island, praising the California Promotion Committee and detailing scenic drives, orange groves, climate, and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Mickory
Congress
Washington City
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Alamo
Texas
New Republic
United States
U.S
Riverside
Cali
California
Amon
Cuountains
Cread
Ohio
Hime
Oregon
California Promotion Committee
Chambers of Commerce
Tasadena
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Monterey
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Sacramento
Metropols
Democrats split over governor nominee in Westland township
Harvey Watson, a busy Democrat of Westland township, planned to visit the city Thursday. He expressed strong displeasure with the Democratic nominee for governor, a sentiment echoed by many fellow Democrats who oppose Perry Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Watson
Westland Township
Watson
Perry Baker
Republican Press
Municipal reform vs the political boss in clash
A letter by W H Sehett of Chicago argues municipal ownership cannot succeed while the boss remains, calls for expelling grafters to enable reforms. The Cincinnati Post targets clerk and sheriff of Hamilton County for graft, tying charges to George B Cox and the Blaine club, and questions Cox’s influence on Herrick’s Senate campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post
Hamilton County
George B. Cox
Blaine Club
Cox Machine
Cox
Herrick
U. S
Obie
Attornys Duty to Guard Clients Against Graft
Investigations in Cincinnati reveal a rotten condition in offices run by George B Cox. The piece urges every litigant to insist on careful cost review by their attorney to prevent exploitation and fraud. It argues voting can protect people from annual robberies and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sup Poerd
Cincinnati
George Bo Coy
Mai Aires
Cox
Pennyroyaldom Program at Gardeners Grove Fairview
A two day program held in Pennyroyaldom at Gardeners Grove Fairview on August 23 and 24 features prayers, memorial addresses, and musical performances. Rev J N White and Rev A E Yeaver preside with speeches by Rev W H Piggott and Governor Myron T Herrick among others, plus choir songs, recitations, and a memorial roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner’s Grove
Fairview
J. N- White
A. J. Turkle
Presi Identeelect
M. Johnson
Pennyroyal Choir
Eula McClenahan
W. 5. Burton
A. E. Yeager
Thos. Smith
LN. ‘White
W. H. Piggott
M. F. Rainsberger
J. P. Sankey
TD. D
A. A. Taylor
Gail Dillon
Gertrude Rose
Martha Johnson
Ava Arnold
A. E. Yeaver
M.D. Roducker
W. HH. Piggott
R. T. Scott, Esq
H. W. Luccock
R. E. Glass
W. FL. Grew
C.F. Howard
J. H. Mackey
A. M. Brown
Myron T. Herrick
James M. Rice
John M. Wattison
Freeman T. Eagleson
C. E. Weems
George K. Browning
Wade Tr. Ellis
Chas
Sheppard
David D. Taylor
Sue Rosemond
Thomas Henry
John H. Oster
Mary Frost
Christopher Inskip
J. W. Robins
D. P
Kell
George Boyd
Martha Henderson
John M. Morton
Susan Cook
Hopa Leod
P. E. Carloun
John Hargrave
James Likes
Robert Giffin
Nancy Bodeo
D. J. Speer
Jesse C. Wear
G. G. Boyd
Henry Watterson on European vs American aristocracy
New York writer Henry Watterson, returning from Europe aboard the Oceanic, praises European aristocracy as superior to American equivalents. He notes differences in class accents and questions how government scientists with small salaries sustain lavish lifestyles. Also mentions Miss Bessie Mustard visiting friends in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Watterson
Smart
Newport
Attip
Europe
Wattersen
Department of Agriculture
Bessie Mustard
Zanesville
American student notes life and teaching at Berlin University
A personal letter from an American pupil outlines lectures by notable professors in Berlin. He describes Friedrich Paulsen and Paszkowski, German parks like the Thiergarten, the Opera Haus, and Unter den Linden. He comments on language challenges, dueling, hotel prices, and the custom of Trinkgeld, with plans to return around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Amos
Jeffersonian
H. J Bksop
Barnesville High School
University of Berlin
Friedrich Paulsen
Thilly
Denison
Schmoliler
Wagner
Eric Schmidt
R. M. Meyer
Delmer
Paszkowski
Fr. Paulsen
Kann
Royal Opera
Haus
Thiergarten
University
Unter den Linden
Thor
Skipp
Consolidation talk among Methodist Protestant and allied churches
A joint committee of the Methodist Protestant, Congregational and United Brethren churches met in Pittsburg to discuss consolidating denominations. They planned to gather in Dayton on February 7, 1906 for final action, with plans needing ratification by each denomination. Congregational membership is 100,000. United Brethren 500,000. Methodist Protestant 200,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United of Bethren
Dayton
Congregational Church
Unitedrethren Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Entombed Miner Dead After Mine Blast
Orie S. LaGrange of Hoeskinsville Noble county was entombed in the Janperial cest mine at Kelle Valley when a blast failed to explode. A crow bar struck dynamite causing a roof fall that buried him. fellow workers rushed to aid but life was extinct before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie S. LaGrange
Hoeskins- Ville
Noble County
Kelle Valley
Caldwell Press
LaGrange
Weddings and crimes mix in Zanesville Times report
Born. ii) Mr and Mrs Walter Stig fried. in Sen th ile street Wednesday August 2.1. a sin. Marries, Ave Ist 24. Mr W H Vreaux of Neth Sth ostreet and Miss Margaret Acre Willis of East Rtenbenville Avenue wed by Rev Wo McFartland at its residence. Also attorney QL V Wells left for Bethesda for his wife health. Slavish speakeasy operators Join Voleo and Liptacik jailed in Veace Etza Treit's court. fines £150 and 200 and costs. Failing to pay led to workhouse in Zanesville. later Valen paid fines and costs and was released. Liptacik remains at labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stigfried
Senth
Ile Street
W.H. Vreaulx
Ostreet
Margaret Acre Willis
Rtenbenville Avenue
Wo. McFartland
QL V. Wells
Lethesda Watk
Wells
Avenheuy Mountains
Wels
Weis
Voleo
Ands Liptacik
Byisiville
Dusftice
Veace Etza
Treit’s
Zanesville
Valen
Liptacik
Knock Out Drops Allegedly Used in Cambridge Saloon Heist
John Pergin a Zanesville bartender was arrested on a 3. O. freight train in Cambridge yards at the request of Lieutenant Peter of the Aanesville force. Pergin is accused of leading a gang that gave knockout drops to a Greek laborer at Charles J. Coyle's saloon on Fifth Street and stole about 150 dollars. Investigators report money divided and the bartender sought. Pergin found with 30 dollars on him en route to Zanesville. The case centers on an upstairs room assault and robbery with Coyle absent during the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pergin
Charles J. Coyle
Zanesville
Meredith and
Middleton
Cambridge Yards
Peter
Aanesville
Kish
Pergin
Cogle
Perpin
Cambridge
Recorder
Charles Jd
Coyle
Lower Fifth Street
North Seventh Street
Big Steve
Zianesville
Smallwood
John Arter
No. 104
Zavesville
Prohibition Candidates Endorsement Sparks Ticket Debate
The Prohibition state convention closed with a slate: Aaron S. Watkins for Governor, W. E. Potts for Lieutenant Governor, James Sterning for Supreme Court, W. L. Lister for Attorney General, Hiram L. Baker for Treasurer, Gee W. Mace for Public Works. Leaders push regional support for Watkins amid debates on Cox and Herrick, while independents and anti Cox Republicans fear a ticket gap and temperance goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron S. Watkins
Hardin
W. E. Potts
Summitt
Supreme Court
James Sterning
Stark
W. L. Lister
Cuyahoga
Hiram L. Baker
Athens
Public Works
Gee W. Mace
Drake
Guvernor
Watkins
Yates
Herrick
Gen. J. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Guernsey County
Cadetship Exam At West Point Military Academy
The cadetship examination for applicants to the vacant cadetship will be held at McConnelsville on Wednesday in August. Congressman Dawes will appoint the winner and select examiners. Professors Hoskinson, Seemee, and Andrews will supervise the mental tests, while Drs Naylor, Tyfasward, and Holcomb will conduct the physical examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Peat
McConnelsvile
Cougtessman Dawesf
GC. 8. Hoskinson
Zanesswile
E. B. &Meek
Dresden
Martin BR. Andrews
Marietta
J. Bb. Naylor
Malta
E. Ty Fasward
Waterford
L. 5.Holcomb
Pennsville
Opening Guernsey Valley game features Barnesville at Electric Park
Cambridge and Barnesville clash in a high spirited league opener. Barnesville, led by Dean Collins, falls behind early but tallies five runs in the third and adds two more before Cambridge answers with seven runs through six. Umpire McCarthy officiates. schedule list follows. Barnesville sole league team with a colored player, Drak, who earns local support for his, and the team’s, clean play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Valley
Electric Park
Cambridge
Harnesville
Barnesville
Dean Collins
Casey Colts
Tratteries
Walters
Jamesville
sSenecaville
Love City
Pleasant City
Gyesville
Byesville
Senecaville
Cambride
City
Lore City
Aus
Drak
Ife
The Robinson Circus Draws Big Crowds and Praise
Great crowds attended the Robinson Circus on Wednesday with a daytime parade that drew thousands. The independent show touts its metagerie, rare animals, and a costly lecturer on wild animals, led by Rev. Schieck, a Methodist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Circus Trust
Wrate
Get Well With Mi-a-Na Digestive Help
The reader describes stomach digestion issues and suggests Mi-o-na tablets as a remedy. It claims relief within a short period and promotes the Mi-o-na guarantee, urging purchase through J ou Shaff. The text emphasizes restoring health and easing symptoms like heartburn and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou Shaff
Bridge Carpenter William Needs Injured In Fall From Bridge
William Needs, a bridge carpenter for Pennsylvants Co., was knocked from a large railroad bridge near Derwent on Thursday. He fell about 35 feet onto drift wood, suffering a deep cut above the eye, a badly lacerated right thigh, and other injuries. He was brought to Cambridge for treatment. Dr. Moore found additional bruises and a sprained elbow as well. He was sent home on 5th Street for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Needs
Pennsylvants Co
Derwent
Mr. Needs
Cambridge
Q. A. Moore
Moore
Needs
5Th Street
Sawyer and visitors travel notices highlight regional ties
SALESVILLE reports S T Sawyer in the region and William Foraker buying a line pen survey in Quaker City. Mrs Hannah Hardin and children from Wheeling WV visit relatives in Cambridge area. Miss Minnie Perry of Zanesville spends time with kin. Mrs Samuel Doyle of Cambridge is ill at her mother’s home. Rev F Ei Brininstool of Mt Vernon to address B Y P C session at Newcomers town Baptist church on Aug 24. Amalgamated Association divisive talks in Pittsburgh about opening Carnegie Steel plants in Ohio. advisory board votes to let judges decide on five mills open, including Youngstown Girard and Greenville plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Ae
Judge Frazier
Minerva
Lloyd
Neuhart
James Murray
Mulford
Geo. W. Branthoever
Santa Monica
Leroy 2. Brown
Ohio
Ifis Wrave
Scean
Ng Sweeter, To On Grander Character Than Chaat of Leroy Dr. Brown
Catalina Island
Krandeur
Grace J. M.A
Gull. L.A
S. T. Sawyer
William Foraker
Quaker City
Hannah Hardin
Wheeling
W. Va
Minnie Perry
Zanesville
Samuel Doyle
Cambridge
F. Ei. Brininstool
Mt. Vernon
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown
Girard
Greenville
Shaffer
Wittsburg
Fle Advisory Board
Hay Fever Patient Cured After 27 Years of Suffering
A Mansfield woman, plagued by hay fever August through frost for 27 years, reports full relief after trying Tryomer. The ad touts Hyomei as a germ killing healing balsam with a $1 complete outfit and a refund offer if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
New England
Helen
Williams
Mansfield
Mass
J. W. Shaft
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Editors ON Wheels
W. H. Sehett
Chicato
Columbus
Awakuye
Blaod
S. M. Johnson
TW. McClehaban
Chas. S. Sheppard, Esq
W. S. Berton
A. Be Shipley
A. C. Sausyuver
Chas. S. Sheppard
W. A. Grown
Theos. Smith
WS. Bertone
S. M. Jubagan
A. Jd
Turkle
J. HT. McClenahan
J. Til
C. M. Ault
M. J. Roducker
J. 1. McClenahan
EB. B. Shipley
John W. Turkle
W. Sheppard
Luther Shipey
J. G. Garner
Jessie Rose
Mary R. Shipley
S. M. Johnsouu
Germany
Berlin
Prohibition
Huarnesville
the Robinson Circus
Ine Watden
Atlencart
Ais Aid
Camtriece
Galdwell
Schieck
Nature
Min
Noss
Salesville
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Santa Fe
Tiitersted Ask Wr
Pniciniavon
Wigilway Exchanger
Chicago
Fieta
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