Joint 18th-19th District Democratic Senatorial Convention
The Joint 18th-19th District Democratic Senatorial Convention met at the Central hotel in Newcomerstown on July 16, 1901, to plan for the August 20 convention. Delegates are apportioned by Bryan electors votes, with Coshocton leading. J. C. Adams elected temporary chairman and A. R. McCulloch temporary secretary.
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Senatorial Committee
Ohio
Central Hotel
Newcomerstown
Coshocton County
Guernsey County
Monroe County
Tuscarawas County
Noble County
Ag Savewnordne
J. C. Adams
A. R. McCulloch
Guerney
E Lindsay
E. Cottom
Morgan and labor strike tensions ripple through steel market
Reports from Pittsburg note American Window Glass Association pledges 5,000 in aid to striking steel workers while the Coshocton Age forecasts Foraker’s Senate return. Morgan and Schwab clash over strike strategy as the Amalgamated Association fights the steel trust amid growing Republican front support for trust interests. Independent mills prepare to absorb skilled workers as trust consolidation persists.
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American Window Glass Association of
Pittsburg
Structural Onwoters Association
Coshocton
Ohio
Gov
Foraker
United States Senate
Republican
Amalgamated Association
Steel Trust
Battle in steel strike pits Amalgamated against big trust
Reports from Pillsburg detail a broad steel strike as the Amalgamated Association claims about 60,000 workers out, with 45,000 already joining earlier calls. Shaffer plans a Wheeling visit to rally supporters while appealing for voluntary aid from organized labor and the public.
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Chaiter
American Federation of Labor
Pillsburg
Amalgamated Association
Big Steel Trust
Fresident Shaffer
Melteesport
Wheelings
Chicago
Telict
Bayview
Carnegie
Hiskiminetas Valley
Youngstown
Columbus
Carnegie Mills
McKeesport
Wheeling
South Chicago
Joliet
Shaffer
Shaffér
Americas Federation of Labor
Steel Corporation
Ita
Carnegie Group
Kiskiminetag Valley Group
Wellsvile
Monessen
Bellaire
National
Boston
Monongahela
Republic
Biba
Here
Clark
Unill
Pittsburg
National Tube Company
Mayor Black
National Tuba Works
Helpera
Amalgamated Officials Persuade Strikers After 1804 Riots
The article describes ongoing labor unrest led by Amalgamated officials and organizer Stewart Sharp, with strikers at Canal Dover Ohio and other mills facing pressure as nonunion workers rumored to be hired. Superintendent Harris warns dismantling if plant not reopened soon, while Manager Warner issues a similar ultimatum. также reports on Cincinnati forgery arrest of Cochran and a Naples obituary for Signor Crispi, plus varied market notes and local notices.
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Stewart
Nevada
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
South Africa
Indiana
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Kitchener
Enquirer
Amalgamated
Stewart Sharp
Canal Dover
Harris
Warner
Ilinj Cusamiehan Desioe Esi
Cincinnati
Detroit
Coward F. Cochran
Windsor
Cochran
New York
Market National Bank of Cincinnati
Wiswell
Morrison Family News and Local Notices
Winterset reports include Hees 10¢ butter and a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Morrison on Sunday July 28. A grave service for Mr. Samuel Smith is planned next Saturday August 17. Stella Wyrick visits Columbus relatives. Gray and Antei visitors at John Bonnell's. George Spears mourns his little sister’s death last Thursday. Wild horse sale draws crowds last Saturday with 18 offered and 10 sold. Mr. and Mrs. William Bond of Brady visited Marshal Morrison’s last Sunday.
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Frank Thompson
Era
Jennie
Willa Allen
Cambridge
Adair
George Gunn
J. M. Daugherty
W. I. Stiles
Oldham
Brady
Winterset
Linn’s Grove
Daugherty and
Rev. J. FP. Rankin
Allen’s
M. EB
Marshal Morrison
Samuel Smith
Stella Wyrick
Columbus
Gray
Antei
John Bonnell
George Spears
William Bond
Jash
Dr Chase's Ointment Promises Skin Cure All Over
An 19th century ad proclaims Dr Chase's Ointment as a universal skin remedy. It claims to heal pimples, acne, eczema, and itching, improving skin texture for women and men, with emphasis on absorption and safety. The piece notes wide domestic use and availability by mail order and at dealers.
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Chave
Dr. Chase
United States
W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Obiemge
SERRE
Alee Shail
Local notes mix of births visits and travel near Londonderry
Bon Brower and friends at Milnersville over Sabbath. Mrs Ella Keene and two sons en route to Buffalo Exposition. Hiram Bond ill in Newcomerstown. Infant dies of cholera infantum August 6 buried at McCoy cemetery. Threshers price fixed at 2c and 3c per bushel. Various visits between Londonderry, Wheel ing, Joliet and Newcomerstown. Stillwater Union Industrial association fair Sept 17 18 19 at Smyrna. Legacy of early Londonderry farm voting place and old fights noted. Rankin dies. Rev Taylor conducts mineral services at McCoy's. Bratton visiting Cadis.
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J. B. Brower
Milnersville
Ella Keene
Ilinois
Buffalo
George Gray
Hiram Bond
Newcomerstown
Ben Lowe
Lewelsville
Andy Ferguson
Miranda Hrower
theLondonderry Mutual Insurance Co
Anna Smith
Rita
Joliet
Hannah Brower
Maranda Brower
Melle Capple
Ienry Workman
Nubile
Hannah Trower
Day
Jamies Tunt
Here
Stillwater Union Industriassociation
Smyrna
J, McMath
Freeput
O. B.S. Bond
Sec
Freeport
O. S
Fairview
Landonderry
Antrim
Sewellsville
Skullfork Creek
C. W. Bond
Londonderry
Valentine Hibbs
Court of Common Pleas
Baldimore
McCoy Farm
Thomas Band
George Rankin
McCoy’s
Mr. Taylor
Bratton
Cadis
Tragic Infant Death and Local Social Notes in One Issue
A one year old child of Johnson Scott died from chalerit infantum at the Ythult near David Scott's home, funeral planned for Friday. Letters mix with family visits in Buffalo and Winona Lake, with many local names and journeys noted. A dramatic early-20th century scene includes a highway robbery attempt thwarted by a gunfight near Derwent, plus church events, a ball game score 8 to 2 for Zanesville, and a note on bank safety from Prudential Trust Company in Pittsburgh.
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Lexington
John G. Pole
Mexico
Victoria
Matias Guerra
Nueva Laredo
Baron
New York
Brann
Theodore S. Baron
James W. Leopold & Company
Johnson Scott
David Scott
Livaii
Rosa Lanning
Buffalo
Ligzie Lanning
Christian Union
Winona Lake
Ind
Do. W. Redhorn
Kirkersville
A. L. Beals
Linn’s Grove
U.P
North Salon Wall
David Little
Cleveland
W. J. Gillespie
Cambridge
Ev. Wr. Lawrence
Bellevue
J. F. Gillespie
Trenry Stiles
Columbus
Nannie
Cora Moore
New Athens
Mary Patton
Bix Mills
D. &. Datton
Dennis Fleming
Joe Johnson
Barnesville
Fairview Road
Oxford Township
Guernsey County
Ohio
Warren Township
Belmont County
Fred LT. Rosemond
Job Jolson
Antrim Olivens Report on Imperial Bel Ringers Event
Antrim notes a large turnout for the Imperial Bel Ringers at Freeport Saturday though final reports are mixed. Mr and Mrs C Z McBride plan to attend Epworth Assembly at Bethesda with several others. The M E congregation considers building a new church this summer and local traders Stockdale and Shipley swap property for a Cambridge farm.
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Freeport
C. Z. McBride
Epworth
Bethesda
Adam Pully
Bell
Tina Parkinson
Alice Longsworth
M. E. Congregation Contem Plate
Stockdale and
Shipley
WA Unt
Cambridge
Oscar Hughes
Ytohnie Harding
Wheel
Ing
GC. M. Deniglass
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Fayette
Supreme Court
Carey BR. Young
Cuyahoga
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Lucas
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Gallia
Public Works
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Brown
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J. F. Hardesty
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Uhrichsville
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Burgettstown
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H. L. Williams
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Fean Bax
J. W. Shaff
Fox
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Lipe Neclind
T. C. McLaughlin
Charley Moss
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M. T. Nelson
Cumberland
Fidmund Cale
Roy
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Senecaville
Wm. Tropt
B. Rice and Children
Kansas
Joseph Corbett
State of Pennsylvania
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Wheeling Ava
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Glenn Steed Jateta
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Taly
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