Democratic Senatorial Convention Set for Coshocton
The Democratic Senatorial Committee announces the next Democratic senatorial convention for the 18th-19th district to be held in Coshocton Ohio on Thursday September 14 1905 at 10 o clock a m Delegates are apportioned by votes for Alton B Parker in the November 1904 election J E Hurst was elected temporary chairman and Jos L McDowell temporary secretary The convention will nominate a candidate for state senator and conduct other business as needed.
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Ohio
Cosbocton
Alton B. Parker
United States
Parker
Coshocton County
Guernsey County
Monroe County
Tuscarawas County
Noble County
J. E. Hurst
New Philadelphia
Jos. L. McDowell
Cashocton
Thourman Spriggs
Co. E. Cottom
Opening Day Campaign for Ohio Democrats in Newark
The narrative outlines a September opening day in Newark for the Democratic campaign with Licking county organizers and expected speakers. It highlights Pattison’s ticket, mixed party views, debates on policy like taxation and public service, and the call for direct, outspoken discussion. The piece condemns George B. Cox and Gov. Herrick while urging unity to defeat the opposition.
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Newark
Ohio
Licking County
Panama
Thomas B. Powel
John W. Bookwalter
Ann
Cunpbed
Horace L. Chapman
John R. McLean
Lawrence P Neal
Jamis Kabourne
Tom LL. .Johnson
John M. Pattisno
Lewis 8. Houck
James A. Rice
Roosevelt
George B. Cox
Herrick
United States Senate
Washout of Coxism and grafting urged in state politics
A charged editorial attacks Cox and the Republican machine, accusing graft and tax practices in the state government. It calls for a complete cleansing of the State House, naming civil service rot, partisan influence, and payoff schemes tied to legislative terms and banked payments. The piece questions budget timing, ends with a demand to expose who aided the alleged schemes.
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Messrs
Cox and Dick
Cedar Point
Jesus Puck
Aed Cox
Turnel
Hercules
State House
Wause Ishby
Veto by Herrick Sparks Outrage Over Cox Influence
Readers denounce the decision as an abuse of power tied to George B. Cox influence rather than the Brannick tall issue. The incident centers on Herrick’s veto and the public reaction to his alignment with Cox.
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Ges. Herrick
Brannick
George B. Cox
Motor Line Along the Pike
Fairview August 1, 1905 Special The initial step toward forming a company to operate motor cars on the Old National Road between Wheeling West Virginia and Cambridge Ohio was taken today. A. C. Saltsgaver D K Morris Fred Johnson J J Acton S M Johnson and T W Thatton met and formed the Guernsey Belmont Motor Transit Co. The plan envisions a fifty mile route with capacity for 10 to 12 passengers and express freight, aiming for 12 mph and later 6 to 10 top freight cars. If successful it would connect this productive Eastern Ohio region to the outside world, offering 2 to 4 cars daily and hopes to begin in October.
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Fairvew
Wheeling
W. Va
Caubridge
Ohio
A. C. Saltsgaver
D. KE. Morris
Fred Johnson
J. J. Acton
M. Johnson
T. W. Thatton
Lhe
Guernsey- Belmont Motor Transit Coc
Lebanon strike near end as Amalgamated seeks settlement
The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers may end its Lebanon Pa strike against American Iron and Steel soon. District Tenth executives asked the national advisory board to pursue an early settlement. Meantime Aetna Standard mills run full time with ample orders. Haskins glass plant reports steady output and plentiful orders. Bricklayers reach a 24 hour strike settlement. non union workers impeded progress on Market Street Baptist church project. Wehrle foundry workers resume after six weeks idle. other departments prepare for work midweek.
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Amalgamated
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Iron and Steel Company
Lebanon
Tenth District
National Advisory Board
Youngstown
Sebaffer
AETNA
Urvelas
Haskins Glass Plant
Haskins Glass
Canesville
Market Street
Ty Adams Bros
Who Is the Man in the Newcomerstown Saloon Scandal
A Sun correspondent in Newcomerstown analyzes the election outcome and claims certain local saloon interests promoted dry laws to shut down a vile, crime breeding establishment. He alleges an agency connected to Cambridge interests pushed for a dry town, cites law violations, and predicts further investigations by the county grand jury. He defends the verdict as necessary despite business opposition.
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Sun
Newcomerstown
Cambridge
Iie
Dridge
Tuscarawas
Ywanda Order
G Land
Miss Ada Chambers Declines Sousa Offer For Thirty Concerts
Miss Ada Chambers daughter of Judge and Mrs Wm Chambers formerly of this city now in Marietta declined a soloist post with Sousa band at 100 per week with expenses instead agreeing to thirty concerts the terms of that deal not public She will join the band after visiting Marietta and then New York City for the Hippodrome opening in August Also noted are the visit of Mr and Mrs W P Devore and Miss Chambers to northern Michigan and Saddle Lake with the Coney family in Marietta and the confirmation of further correspondence with Sousa through the summer.
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Ada Chambers
Wm. Chambers
Marietta
Sousa
W. P. Devire
North 7Th Street
Miss Chambers
Michigan
J. W. Coney
Saddle Lake
Mich
Coney
Pennsylvania
Grant
Turobaugh
North 11Th Street
Mr. Sousa
New York City
Hippodrone
Judge Hollingsworth to Rest After Docket Shuffle
Judge Mackey, supervisor of the second sub-division of the eighth judicial district, proposed that Judge Hollingsworth be relieved from worrying about work. He plans to travel to St Clairsville and arrange for Kennedy of McConnelsville to handle joined tasks, allowing Hollingsworth to rest and proceed with his original plan once able.
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St. Clairsville
St Clairsville
Hollingsworth
Mackey
Eighith
Jude Hollingsworth
Kennedy
McConnelsville
Connerting
Wellingsworth
Sen
Kate
Pleasant City Triumphs Over Lore City In Patchy Baseball
In Pleasant City this afternoon, Tweasant City defeated Lore City 3 to 2 in a lively game before a large crowd. Foy and Kinsovihs led the hits for Pleasant City while Lore City players Dyn Har An and Polbox offered strong defense. Umpire O Morro presided as weather remained clear but patchy, and attendance stayed high amid tense innings.
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Pleasant City
Salutdas
Loreity
Mammoth Tin Order Ready in Pittsburg Market Boom
A large tin and sheet order valued at about 3.16 million dollars is expected to be placed with the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company. The contract involves MBF tin and could be one of the season’s largest, signaling continued mill activity and potential price support. Deputy Factory Inspector Augb O Donnell condemns padrone practice among Greek shoe shiners in Pittsburg, alleging child labor under contract or sale. Blondell Steel completes a Zanesville mill sale, relocating the plant to Cambridge for expansion.
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Pittsburg
Pverts
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
MBF
Combine
W. GC. Cranemoyer
American Sheet and Tip Plate Company
Chicago
Augb O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Cleveland
O’ Donnell
Blondell Purchase
Zanesville
Old Sixth Ward
Blondell Steel Co
Pittspury
Cambridge
Hlondell
Successful Teachers From Saturday Examinations
Results of the teachers examination held Saturday August fifth show one year certificates awarded to Frank Craig Cambridge Moody Gregg Buffalo Robi W McBride New Concord S F Speck Milnersville Ray Stephens Milnersville Neva Call Pleasant City Maude Dutt New Concord Audrey Franklin Pleasant City Mary Grandstaff Cambridge Norwosta Kackley Pleasant City Violet McDowell Washington Maude Moninper North Salem Luisive Need Kimbelton Lore Rhodes Kimbelton Lelia Sproat Washington Bertha Woodburn Washington For two years F J Boyd Washington Joe H Sayer Guaker City Margaret Mooinger Noril salow Anna Zimmerman Cambridge For three years W M Zimmerman Cambridge W A Lowther Smyrna About seven examined in Literature A late waiver of certificates for restoration and renewal This was the list examination for the present short year the next being on the first Saturday of September
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Frank Craig
Cambridge
Moody L. Gregg
Buffalo
Robi. W. McBride
New Concord
S. F. Speck
Milnersville
Ray Stephens
Neva Call
Pleasant City
Maude Dutt
New Cone
Audrey Franklin
Mary Grandstaff
Norwosta
Lore Rhodes
Kimbelton
Lelia Sproat
Washington
Bertha Woodburn
F. J. Boyd
Joe. H. Sayer
Guaker City
Margaret Mooinger
Noril
Salow
Anna Zimmerman
Cambride
W. M Zimmerman
W. A. Lowther
Smyrna
North Seventh Street Pavement Cost Report
City solicitor W Collins and county auditor T R Deselmard report North Seventh Street pavement estimated at 343 dollars per front foot, total project 12234.25. Costs cover labor and printing, with remaining work paid by property owners. Warren R Anderson of Southers Lumbraian and Mrs H Potter of Pittsburgh visit relatives in Steubenville area.
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W. Collins
T. R
Norli Sth
Warren R. Anderson
Southers Lumbraian
Vilshea
Memphis, Tenn
HT. Potter
Pattsbugh
Waether
R. Anderson
East Steubenville Ave
Cambridge Homecoming and Early Cambridge Settlers
A fragmentary historical notice recounts the dawn of Cambridge asserting the 1800s origins and the Guernsey immigrant settlement. It details survey work in 2805, early cabins along the Wills Creek area, and first deeds in 1807, with scattered notes on bridges, land grants, and notable settlers like Latchet and Beatty. it ends with a call for a reunion of descendants and a belief in pioneer endurance.
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Cambridge
Muskingum
Shomas
John
Veter Surchet
Daniel Ferbrache
Zane Trace
A. d. Trutchison
North Sth Street
Steubensville Avenue
John Beaty
Col. A. Beatty
Jacob Grinder
Wheeling Avenue
Wills Crank
Wills Creek
Latchers
Beatty
United States
America
Baltimore
Muskingum County
Guernsey
William Marsh
Thomas Latchet
Zaccheus Biggs
Zaccheus A. Beatty
Chillicothe
Wheeling
Washington County
Biges
Gomber
Cumin
Tile
Ticas Street
Not Bevel Street
Tne Sarchet
West 8Th Street
Peter Sarchet
National Roatel
James Richard
North 4Th Street
Thomas Naiial
C. B Cook
Dr. Ramsey
Kirkpatrick
Orme Hardware
John M. Owier
William Opier
Ailsbury
Vermont
Cabin Tavern
George Beymer
Gember
Tas
Cambrdge
Tyreune
Repune
Mrs Julia Daugherty Dead at West of Civ
Mrs Julia Daugherty a well respected resident near the civ died Thursday night at about 19 years of age from a disease connected with advanced age. She was a widow whose husband was killed in the war. Burial took place at Kennemstiyre.
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Julia Daugherty
Avorsan
Civ
Daugherty
Kennemstiyre
Examination notice for city teachers at Central School Building
Notice to teachers announces an examination for city teachers to be held at the Central School Building on Tuesday 24th May starting at 9:20 a.m. Vouchers of good moral character required for all applicants. In order of the Board of City School Examiners. Wot. Young, Clerk of Board, Aug. 17-2w.
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Shhetmilding
Board of City Scho
Young
Fragmentary notice on Tim s enter One Hants rewards
The readable fragments refer to a dubious ADS offer and a list of unclear entities. Mentions of TRIPE TO, CATIAST, and drug related terms appear amid garbled names. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a clear news summary.
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Tims
CT Creney
Tripe
Tolan
Waar & Troax
Dolesale Progeisis
Kivcan & Manin
Oesale Drug
Gts
Toledo Dito
Bryan Addresses Value of an Ideal at Epworth Park
Bethesda Ohio August 15 1903 ten thousand packed Epworth Park for William Jennings Bryan speech on the Value of an Ideal. seating limited half heard the Nebraskan as rain shortened remarks and crowd cheered during a long Chautauqua salute. Bryan arrived from Mt Vernon and spoke to unite citizens beyond party lines amid Republican applause after the Belmont county fair mention.
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Bethesda, O
Epworth Park
Wiliam Jeenings Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Vernon
Belmont
St. Patuse
Ohin
Slut
St. Gorsvile
Betnuyt
Suit Against Directors Over Bank Losses
A lawsuit filed in Licking County targets former directors of the Ne Ying Ragk Capa alleging gross negligence in overseeing Lingafelter and the company. The suit claims assets were drawn for the bank and diverted for personal use, totaling about 87,000 dollars, with further unsecured loans to numerous individuals amounting to thousands.
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Ihei
Conihe
Tsewirk
Recerset Siasei Assests
Laren
Galiv
Lingafelter
iFALL STO AT QUAKER Parade of 20th Century Features
A lively Quaker parade offers daily attractions such as balloon ascensions, musical bands, and stunt dives. The event includes bourse, pony, bicycle, foot, hurdle, and fat men's races, plus baseball, basketball, wire walking, and a merry-go-round, with many other features advertised. R. Rovd, Secretary.
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R. Rovd
Fatal Bee Sting Claims County Commissioner Gerber
Commissioner John Gerber of Tusa catawas county died Sunday evening from a bee sting near New Philadelphia. A strong man weighing 240 pounds, he had just dined and felt healthy before walking, was stung, and collapsed within an hour. He was a prominent local figure in Eirk, Eagle and Ma gon and widely popular in his home county.
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John Gerber
Tusacatawas County
New Philadelphia
Gerber
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Folstor Local Editor
John M Pattison
Joan M. Pattison
Clermont
Lewis B. Houck
Knox
Hugh P. Mathers
Shelby
J. A. Rice
Stark
Charles E. Misoon
Butler
Board of Public Works
P. E. McGovern
Montgomery
Democratic
R. E. Glass
Senecaville
James Hardesty
8. M. Johnson
J.C. Obr
Byesville
Herman McCleary
C. R. Johnson
Charles B. Taylor
Vinton Canty Republican
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Gar. Herrick
Guilbert
Obin
John M. Mattison
Wearth
Myron Ternek
Pattisen
Jesults
Enquirer
Teck
Menre Senate
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Gerree Box
Cincinnati
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Industrial World
Amalgamated Association
Wenhrle
Wehrle
Narth
Tsafe
Ion Tiestat
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Boston Herald
Ohie
Oho
Sabie and Liquor Dealers Assievations
Ager
Lal
Tuek
Genie B. Cox
Cox
Miss Ada Chambers
Belmont Courts
Lore City
Common Pleas Court
Mabel Kirk
Quiver EB. Kirk
Ine Vorce
Ole Tilett
J. A Tillett
E. Stubbs
Piain- I
Western Packers
Will Crowdall Mills
Pittsburgh
North Seventh Street
Sheteh
Mall
Geoestte Puce Food Co
Leroy
Bethesda Assembly
Wm. J. Bryan
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