Democratic Ticket Names for Local Officials Listed
Democratic ticket presented for governor Pattison of Coermont and Houck of Eons as lieutenant, Mathers of Shelby for supreme judge, Glass of Senecaville for representative, Hardesty of Cambridge for probate judge, Johnson for prosecuting attorney, Orr of Byesville for commissioner, McCleary as infirmary director, and Dr. G. R. Johnson as coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pattison
Oh Coermont
Lewis Bb. Houck
Eons
R. E. Glass
Senecaville
James Hardesty
Cambridge
M. Johnson
J.C. Orr
Byesville
Inormary
Herman McCleary
G. R. Johnson
Democratic Senatorial Convention Set in Cashost on Sept 14 1905
The Democratic Senatorial Committee for the joint 14th-1st district of Ohio announces the next Democratic senatorial convention will be held in Cashost on Thursday Sept 14 1905 at 10 am. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Parker in 1904 with counties listed. J E Hurst and L M Nervin noted in leadership. Additional political commentary and national issues appear in the surrounding items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohin
Cashocton
Alton B. Parker
United States
Parker
Cesbocten
Cesbocten Coublr
Guernsey County
Monroe County
Tuscarawas
Noble County
J. E. Hurst
New Ph Delphia
Las. L. Mnervin
Thurman Spnigga
Clairan
C. E. Cottom
Eta
Democratic state committees set campaign opening in Newark
In session today the Democratic state executive committees plan to launch the campaign likely on September 10 in Newark. Chauncey Depew is urged to maintain his humor to keep public attention on his issues, while Roosevelt’s push to purge graft in federal service gains broad support among honest citizens across parties. Kenton Press notes references to education sanitation debates and a shift in local leadership with Charence Mackey securing a trustee election on a distant island district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Charence Mackey
Ann
Cambridge man accused in saloon robbery and assault
John Semetocoulos alias Frank Stacer, a Cambridge resident, was arrested in Zanesville after a late Thursday night robbery at Charles J. Goyle’s saloon on North Fifth Street. He allegedly allied with a Greek companion and a Randall woman to drug and pistol-whip the bartender, with a $120 robbery claim and a severe beating to the Greek victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vergin
Frank Stacer
Cambridge
Semeticoulus
Gheek
Charles J. Goyle
North Pbifth Street
Zanesville
John Arter
Stier
Stweer
Staeer
Come
Coyle’s
O'Cluck
Juin Randall
Randall
Semetocoulos
Randalf
Haneh
Industrial Conditions Improve Across District Plants
Large district mills and factories are undergoing extensive repairs with plans for long runs ahead. Laughlin tin plant projects include a new engine foundation and roof work while stock in the coal department nears depletion. The cow sheet mill at Southsharon shut after a conveyor breakdown, affecting over 500 workers. Haskins glass plant resumes operations after a pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Martin’s Ferry
Laughlin
Eoho
Coke
Ainal
Southsharon
Haskins Glass
Aemple
Pensioned Cambridge supervisor noted in local notice
The article lists individuals tied to Cambridge society, naming Mrs Ceara Mrs Reis and several others, noting a pension at 322 per milh. It records appointments, shepherd tasks, and references to a public or church setting. P. T. Suitt is identified as an agent.
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Bohs
WC Ceara
Reis
Ourel
Cambrian
Atel SU Ang
Shepherd
Biitain
Maher Scott
S. G Walwe
Orestine
Iter
Agler
Sipteta
Anthel
Martin
CAL Mevre
Cambridas 1
P. T. Suitt
Agt
July Health Report from City Board of Health
Health Officer I C Stanley submits July figures to the Board of Health. Births 19. deaths 6. stillbirth 1. typhoid 1. sewer inspections 12. disinfection and other notices 44. bills approved 868.15. No early stage contagious disease cases, measles only. Warns residents to keep lots clear during fire season and maintain sanitary practices to prevent disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Stanley
Board of Health
Eminent Sons of Ohio Centenary in Granville Celebration
Granville Ohio marks a centennial celebration over the first week of September with programs planned by Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Episcopal churches. Education and religion shaped the town from settlement, featuring Shepardson College and Granville Female Seminary with notable alumnae including Mrs. John Sherman and Mrs. Theodore Custer. The Wednesday schedule includes morning addresses by Dr William Oxley Thompson and Dr William Ashmore, plus Charles T. Thompson. Afternoon sessions feature Rev William T. Pierce and leaders from Keeler College, Granville Female College, and the University of Chicago, concluding with regional church and college representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Town
Granville
New England
Ohio
Old Spring
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Episcopal
Granville Female Seminary
Young Ladies
Allegheny Mountains
John Sherman
Shepardson College
Denison
Cambridge
Offcer
D. B Purinton
University of West Virginia
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
William Ashmore
Granville College
Charles Telford Thompson
Siticer
G- M. Peters
Willian
T.pierce
Keelynd College
Episcopal Female Seminary
Granville Female College
William Arnold Stevens
Genjamin Andrews
William R. Marper
University of Chicago
W. C. P. Rhodes
Mercy Avenue Church
Brooklyn
New South Sees Strong Industrial Demand for Labor
The New South reports improved industrial conditions with robust orders in iron, steel, lumber, and mining. Agencies in the North recruit labor at good wages and low living costs, with Birmingham and Alabama plants needing thousands of workers while importation of skilled and unskilled labor increases to meet demand.
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New South
Union
North
Martins Ferry
Aladana
Mal
Medauice
JW. McQueen
S .Sheffield Steed and Iron Company
Birmingham
Ala
Hataem
John Moffett Dead At Local Worksite
John Moffett, long employed as a foreman with the Pennsylvania Lines, died following a workplace accident near the West Georgia Avenue area. He was well respected by colleagues and employees. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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John Moffett
West
Motes' Ald
Successful season at Hiawatha Ohio Baptist gathering
The Ohio Baptist Young People's Union annual meeting at Mi avitha Lake Park near Mt. Vernon wrapped Thursday after a record attendance and notable attractions. State group awards were given for banner merit and largest membership to Byesville and Martins Ferry junior units. New officers include Rev. U.S. Davis as president and regional vice presidents across multiple districts. Next year’s assembly is scheduled July 22 to August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Baptist Young People’s Union
Miavitha Lake Park
Mt. Vernon
Byesville
Kh. YL 2. U
Martins Ferry
Ohio
U.S. Davis
Dayton
J. L. Cook
Sirnius
WT. Wilson
Dyesvilles
W. E. Briages
Columbus
Nh. L. Nelson
Cincinnati
Nothwest
I. J. Kett
Jackson
Ira C. Painter
Sidney
Mary Wilson
Granville
H. W. Baldwin
Cleveland
C.J. Rose
B. PF. Patt
International Board
G. BR. Richards
Toledo
Joseph Stewart Dies After Long Illness at 83
Joseph Stewart, longtime Wills township farmer later of Cambridge, died Sunday around 4 p.m. at his son W L Stewarts home on East Gomber avenue after five years of poor health. Born April 21, 1822 in Willstown Township, he was 83 years old. He married Ella Ferguson in 1849 and had one surviving son. The Stewarts moved to Cambridge in 1892 and had since lived with their son. Funeral services conducted by Rev. W B Winters of the M E church were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon and he was buried in Northwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stewart
W. L. Stewart
East Gomber Avenue
Wills Township
Guernsey County
Ella Ferguson
M. E. Church
W. ¥. Milligan
Northwood Cemetery
Cambridge Defeats Senecaville in Rainy Electric Park Clash
Heavy rain kept play muddy as Cambridge faced Senecaville at Electric Park. The game stayed tight, with Curtis Dagenhart, Kenney, and Davenhart delivering key plays. Kenney sparked Cambridge with two three base hits and two key doubles plus a late home run bid. Senecaville led briefly but Cambridge pulled ahead 11 to 2 with strong defense and timely hitting. Ferruson of Senecaville was injured in a fourth inning collision and aided from the field after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Senecaville
Electric Park
Curtis Amd Dingenhark
Kanneay
Dagentiert
Doubie
Curtis
Dagenhart
Kenney
Davenhart
Tiase
McCartey
Steele
Sultssaver
Gustou
Babes
Walters
Simons
Ferruson
Rune
A . Ow
Candridge
Rome
Siamond
Belonptee
Hartford
Wartherd
Ratnie
Morrison
Secrest
Garrett
Laughlin
Byesville Triumphs Over Pleasant City in Big Friday Game
Byesville defeated Pleasant City 13 to 4 in front of a large crowd at Byesville. Notable plays included two base hits by Peters Collins and Spaid and three base hits by Locke. Speer and Meyers were injured leaving the field. Dr. Ross treated Speer for a fracture. Byesville booster funds flow for new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Palit
Pleasant City
Collins
Dudley
Burt
Morris
Peters
Spaid
Locke
Wm. Speer
Tiresville
Warry Meyers
Geld
Speer
Dr. Ross
Newark Rail Improvements Soar Past £100000 Total
The Advocate reports General Manager Fitzgueraid of the Kh and QO railroad visits Newark Friday and notes improvements will exceed £100,000. Contracts have been let for two branches including coal tipple and sand house. Estimated costs include ash hoist at $30,000, round house over $130,000, plus a new turntable, bringing total to above $200,000.
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Fitzgueraid
Kh & QO
Newark
Death of Thomas Henderson in Mindlebemine
The venerable Phimas Weneerson of Mindlebemine reports the death of Thomas Henderson aged about 75 after a paralytic illness. He leaves a widow and one son. Funeral services will be held at his residence in Middle Day at 10 AM with interment in Forty Ve meters. A fuller obituary will follow later.
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Phimas Weneerson
Mindlebemine
Alwout
Wepuly Sheriffrs
Mr. Henderson
Gravan
Jeffersonan
Import Sale Promises Growth Near Baserville Suburb
Real estate dealer C G Cosgrine will personally conduct an important sale of suburban building sites near Baserville, between Camminge and Basville. The sale aims to accelerate development as Basville improvement committee plans a mill and irrigation project with Pittsburgh parties, potentially boosting nearby property values and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cosgrine
Camimnge
Baesville
Bsesville Improvement Composites
Mrs J B Lawrence Dead In Cambridge Family Loss
Mrs J B Lawrence died Friday morning at St Mary's Hospital after a illness. Her death was received by Mrs Lucy Crane and others, with the family planning burial at Cambridge. She was widow of the late Tob Lawrence, formerly master and later city senior of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. CC. Chirk
Lucy Iireani
B. Lawrences
St. Mary's
Aegeust
Ghie
Tellatires
Lawsnce
Tob Lawrence
Mater
Cits Seniior
Cambridee
Obituary of James Tor Recalls Cambridge Roots and Family ties
Jans Blair reports an obituary from a Florida newspaper fragment about James Tor born in Cambridge. He died Saturday August 6 in prison after a long residence in Guerises County. He was a former blacksmith with Mitchell Afchesen in Campeche and later settled in Kansas. Survived by five sons and one daughter.
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Jans Stewart
East Wherting Avenue
FL. Eott
James Tor
Cambridge
Guerises County
Tnair
Mitchell Afchesen
Campeche
Kansas
Samuel Bratton
Professor H J Skipp Resigns From School Post
A garbled notice reports Professor H J Skipp resigning from his principal role at Barnesque Thigh Sea, with illegible surrounding text. The fragment mentions Kerby OB and a transition to a position under a different leader, but details are unclear due to damaged source text.
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Vref
Skippy
Barnesque Thigh Sea
Kerby
Parama Grange Basket Plane Event At Rock Hill
The Parama Grange will stage a basket plane at Rock Hill Friday August 10 at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
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Rock Hill
Tie Busey sale notice at Cambridge City auction
The notice, dated Saturday August 12, 1905, proclaims more goods and a better grade than previous city auctions. It urges attendance to not miss the sale and names W L Encuff & Co of Cambridge as the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Encuff & CO
Cambridge
City Council Holds Long Session Passes Ordinance and Petitions
City Council met in regular session with all members present except Jirona. Numerous items dominated the evening agenda, including requests on street work, sewers, sidewalks, and a proposed street widening. Committees were appointed to study retaining walls, street openings, and car franchise issues, while building permits and a standard claim ordinance were addressed.
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Jirona
Cook
Jesu
Wising
Cganston Avenue
Lcd
Pith
Charles Gallup
Folliw Frye
Raineer
Tlderbrand
Chambers
Ral
Chas. Vornbeugh
North Ith Street
Noah I Hyatt Place
Hilderbrand
Gillespie
Guillespie
Sills
Charles Marquand
North &Th Street
Engineer Huge
Mr. Long
Clark Street
Beverage Johnson
James Veitch
Messrs. BR. F
W. B. Green
North 6Th
Mahaffey
J.G. Bair
Tirawn Avenue
Knouff
Barr
Scliwitur Collins
Gillespie, Hevibrand and
Brown
Igatter Witd
GC BP
Gatup
Rugntye
Gallup
10Th Street
Tiu- Linn
Il Salls
Hilaerbrand
Tiemiter, Sile
Sane Chiinaless
Linn
Cosspany
Seis
J. A. Bestwick
W. E. Camp
R. W. Finley
Local authorities scrub man and burn clothes after river ordeal
A Martins Ferry Times item notes authorities removed a man from custody near Steuben alie, performing a rough scrub and providing a new suit while burning his former clothes. The piece suggests officials could adopt similar methods for profit. The note also references Graham's Ideal Grocery and Ree Hive for year-round needs.
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Steuben
Martins Ferry
Graham
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Hugh P. Mathers
Shelby
James A. Rice
Stark
Charles E. MaAsooNn
Butler
Board of Public Works
P. E. McGovery
Montgomery
Democratic
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New York
Exquitable
Enid
Pune
Harmon
Judson
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Fulk
Missouri
New Orleans
Probst
Qhio
Kentucky
W. B. Hearn
Cadiz
Repubicans
Republican Party
Myron Herrick
Dead Man's Corner
Herrick
Musholm
Janma
Hanna
Eng Roth Rene
Stas Ot
Splaser
Carwon
Ane
Tapit
Commonwealth
Pennsslvania
Chauncey Depew
The
Equitable
Sy Man
Ly Kil Dimpelf
Jis
Fesh
Ili
Sinalar
John VM
Pattison
Kenton Press
Pergin
Farty Fall
Stanley
Eminent Sons OF Ohio
Ide4 Grocery
Hia~ Watha
Mistery
Baptist Assembly
Byesville Union Carriles
Senecavilly
Thomas Henderson
CG Coserayr
Sudthe BV
Orme Piurerty Near
Hvesvile
Eorsimshime
Vernon
Eremaderry
Mis
Lawrence
Janes Blair
H. J. Skipp
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