Democratic State Convention Notice for Ohio 1902
The Democratic State Central Committee set the convention to nominate state officers for November 1902. It will convene in Sandusky on September 2 and 3, with delegates from counties based on Kilbourne vote tallies. Guernsey county holds a local meeting August 25 to select nominees and delegates.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Ohio
Sandusky
James Kilbourne
Cou Ss
State Committee
West House
Mittee
Oeloex P. m
Cedar Point
Tom. DL. Johnson
Cleveland
William H. Thomlinson
Dayton
W. I. Williams
Co.lumbus
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Guernsey
Harry F. Payer
W. J Prey
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Tron
Adams
Art Cambridge
Cambrdge
Center
Jackson , Jefferson
Knox Liber Londonderry
Antrim
Wischester
Mills Cod Salesgite
Fairview
Middlebourne
Richland Pleasant City
Westington Westland
Wheeling
Wills Love Cf
Democratic Primaries and Delegates Meet August 23
Democratic primaries issued for Jefferson Linn Liberty Monroe Lore City and Lore City Precinct with times 2 4 and 4 6 p m Aug 23 and Aug 25 Cambridge county convention delegates named central committee and congressional delegates. Tone notes independent action skepticism toward Nash code and caucus plan.
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Jefferson
Brady
Linn
Cam
Wills
Wills Township
Washington
Cambridge
Neal
Liberty
Elovk
G. W. Moore
Cent. Com
Monroe
Monroe Township
McGlore Fisher
Lore City
Central
Aaron Luzadder
Ohio court shots down Rogers law as unconstitutional
The Superior Court of Cincinnati invalidates the Rogers law citing arbitrary street railway and municipal classifications and nonuniform operation. It extends 40 year franchises only for compliant railroads, amid broader political notes on Ohio governance and labor unrest.
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Superior Ecourt
Cincinnati
Rogers
George B. Cox
Ohio
Ohio Municipal Code Mayors to Appoint Police Boards
Governor Nash unveiled the draft municipal code provisions, outlining mayoral control of a four member nonpartisan police board and city council structures for towns over and under 10000 population, with merit-based departments, franchise grants, and broad powers across streets, prisons, utilities, and taxation. The document also covers transitions for villages becoming cities and outlines terms for key officials.
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Columbus
Nash
General Assembly
Bar Association
Counci
Board of Public Service
Council
Local Notes From Indian Camp and Nearby Areas
An Indian Camp miner attended a Cambridge show last Monday. Ethie Bell spent a week with sister Mrs Whitcraft of Cam iss Alia Stewml is attending school, planning to return home Saturday. Gillespie, wife and children from Cumberland were guests of M Silarin’s from Friday to Monday. Charles Thompson, recently in Pitts, returned home last week. Jessie and Laura Barnes hosted friends at home last Saturday evening. Minbakey of Creighton spent Tuesday with J D Belv’s. Ralph, son of Walter and Mrs Kennedy, died suddenly last Thursday night.
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Cambridge
Ethie Bell
Whitcraft
Camiss Alia
T BR. OM. Minbakey
Creighon
Belv’s. Ralph
Walter Kennedy
Westeroset Social Notes Share Local Visits
Mr Phong Coosgrave Is On Zink Fish Visit Miss Grace Sisters Mr and Mrs Warner Bellhorn And John Reelborn Of Kurkersville Guests Friends Here Mr and Mrs Thomas Terlmek And Family Of Diedmont Were Visiting Friends Here On Sunday Of Last Week Miss Gladys Dagfey And Hill Duley Of Cambridge Have Been Visiting Here For Some Time Returned Home Last Monday Pris Parkerson Of Jaffergon County Visited Mrs Smithredrick's Last Week
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Jaffergon Counsty
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nervous Relief
A testimonial notes Paine's Celery Compound eases nervous exhaustion and sleeplessness, sharpens appetite, strengthens nerves and kidneys, and improves reading on trains after acute nervous depression. It cites EM Stephenson of the American Baptist Publication Society praising reduced trembling and better health after use.
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Ite
Paine
EM. Stephensean
American Baptist Dulfication Society
Gates Seeks Muskingum Judge Post in Democratic Push
The candidacy of Fred S. Gates an eminent Zanesville lawyer is announced with Muskingum County expected to vote solidly for him for common pleas judge at the August 26 election. Gates brings 25 years in law and has been prominent in the party, while Muskingum seeks additional judicial support amid docket activity across four counties. The article also notes Republican Central Committee actions in organizing and naming delegates for the judicial convention in Zanesville on August 26.
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T. W. McMahon, Esq
Cambridge
Aitoreney
Columbus
State Board of Commerce
Fred S. Gates
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Common Pleas
Gates
Fravier
Tayo
Muskingum Bar
Muskitteam
Guernsey
Noble
Morgan
Muskingum
McGinnis
Congress
van Voorhis
County
Republican Central Committee
GR. Austin
W. B. Johnson
Walter Bell
Liberty Township
Sei Ta. Dollisan
Wit. Durne
Samuel Beadling
Richard
BB. M. Dilley
Monroe
E. Th. ” Longsworth
Z. M. Armstrong
T. A. Parsythe
A. Cy. Sakegaver
B. F. Meek
Central Committee
J. R. Barr
J. Reriy
D. Taylor
TA. Troevle
J. FR . Sheppard
Wee Collins
A. ¥. Clark
Z.W. Gra
W.A. White
F. Is. G. TE. Stout
Fra
K. W . Samuel Rbeadling
M. EL. Wwartley
R. W. Lindsey
T. F. Slayd
A. Lavellett
S. L. Johnson
J. J. Richards
Pleasant Valley Newsbleeds at Lin's Grove Gathering
A number of residents from Pleasant Valley attended a gathering at Lin's Grove near Winterset visiting Mrs. W. D. McConnell. Joseph Jeffries and family of Cambridge visited I. W. Richards last week. David Allender and wife from near Slaughterhouse Hill spent Sunday at D. F. Richard's. Jo Perhrache visited last Sunday for his mother Elizabeth Perhrache who has been with her daughter Liswie Black near Washington for some time.
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Lin's Grove
Winterset
Milan
W. D. McConnell
Joseph Jeffries
Farility
Canbridge
I. W
Liswie Black
Washington
Lorecity
Ivan Bern
Plensent Linn
Croy
Atten Baburedi
Gurher
Dunkirk
Ind
Aller Rvel
Emmet Ford
Cambridge
D. W. Beed
Joan Johnson
Thames Osborn
Elsworth Mahoney
Colorado
Mae Chester
Canvidee
J. W. Garhar
Telare
Tana Gales
Chis
Mae Red
Milnersyle
Mr. Winsett
Hilas Finley
Martford
Rela
Pleasant City News Briefs From Greenfield To Ava
Pleasant City reports Susie Fulton of Greenfield visiting friends in the area. The Free Methodist minister’s last sermon is set for next Sabbath August 24. Locals had a Perry’s Den picnic Saturday. J O M Rackley and family visited Uncle Mallis Rackley in Ava Friday. A local crowd attended a Cambridge show Monday. Trayes Garber had a Saturday hearing and is under $1,500 bail.
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Pleasant City
Susie Fulton
Greenfield
Perry’s den
J. OM. Rackley
Mallis Rackley
Ava
Cambridge
Trayes Garber
Village Notes From Zanesville Area Residents
Miss Anna McLaughlin and niece Miss Carrie Burke of Gration Virginia spent the past week visiting relatives in Barnes. The Crawlish funeral was attended by Mrs. Phoebe Mack and daughter. Marriages include Marion T. Nelson and Florence Trayes at the bride’s home, then to Columbus. Residents and visitors from Cambridge, Columbus, and Cleveland appear in a steady stream of social calls and church events.
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Anna McLaughlin
Carrie Burke
Gration
Mas
Wobit Berkley
Mame Wilson
I A. McCane
Barnes
Lida M. Daniel
Zanes
Y . Knox
Roshy's Rock
Pleasant City
Charlie Yorian
Bof. Green
Ciumbriden
T. G. McCartie
Nettie McClelland
Ah Zanesyle
Jo McClelland
John Poster
Alice
Shirley
W. TL. Stevens
W. JK. Elder
Geuise
Della Gabwood
Chi
Ufvi
Mandlay
NeLong
Cambridge
Charles RJ Tarnon
Browns
Lieeness
B. Wilson
Mary Ayes
Calumbus
Atte Fiutenison
Macy
Aaness Chavaire
G. A. Dateel
Rawle
Suyuday
Tie Howe
Jride
Marion T. Nelson
Calumbus, QC
Florence Trayes
Columbus
W. Daniel
Art Ford
Nelson Tayes
Lonellay
Virgilia Wale Jace
Philadelphia
Bert and
Palter Gutghlin
Barnessille
Cy Thurter
Rank Denny
Stella
Cannonsburg
Telia
Jeainie Ault
Cott Mf
Fubber
J. W. Aals
Doc Howell
Cgawbridee
A. H. Walters
Ad Mis
Local Visitors Noted At Nearby Homes and Grange Picnic
Miss Alice Stiles of Columbus visits her parents near here as Jacob Stiles lies seriously ill for days. Attendees at the Grange plank picnic include Mr. and Mrs. Walker Reelhar and wives, Woodford and son-in-law, plus several residents from nearby towns. J C McNeel remains gravely ill with stomach cancer. others from Guyville and Uhrichsville visit or travel, while Miss Nol Beal contemplates leaving for Kansas.
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Alice Stiles
Columbus
Jacob Stiles
Mr. Willams and Son
Mbt
Eoh- Tet
Woodford
Vic Oiniby
Charlie McKahan
Guysville
J. C. McNeel
GC. Weade
Fairview
J.C. McNeel
Danigeroisly
Walker
Kurt Wile
Guirday
Taini’s Grove
Taini’s Grove, and Ahe Vie
Noli Beal
Tee Imele
Wor Beal
Lesying
Kansas
Detter
Mary Chunk
Polly
Gambridge
Robert Leeper
Mr Wilson
Gore
Mes
Irak Allen
Pibisburg
Daniel Barnworth
Abi Barnworth
Pibishurg
Daies Burnworth
Local Visitors and Attendances Noted in Tford Area
Miss Toda Heil of Cathieldge and friends from Monday to Wednesday visited here with Abh and family of Can Svisited here in Perdinagd Moare. Lenny Lashley of Hates vil visited his brothers here Monday. S. Moure of Nawark is here part of last week. Miss Mabel Wisemler of Calin Dus visited by relatives here. Mrs. Taaiah Walters from Came bridge Jerichay. Walters seen Wade blacksnabl trade. Win Tack er and family of Mt. Ephratm visited Saturday and Sunday. John Lashley of Batesville visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. J W Danigland attended the wedding of Marion Nelson and Morence Mayes at Cumberland Sunday.
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Toda Heil
Cathieldge
aAbh
Jitls
Walters
Win
Tacker
Mt. Ephratm
Sturday
John Lashley
Batesville
W. Danigland Wate
Marion Nelson
Morence Mayes
Cumberland
Odell Picnic Draws Residents for August Gathering
Odell residents anticipate a community picnic at Odell Park on Saturday August 23. Nearby visitors include Miller and Miss Peart Steele from Westchester and Joseph Jkennedy and wife who recently visited friends on the ridge. Threshing near G C Lanning yielded oats averaging 61.1 pounds per bushel, with several attending local events at Kenworthy's and Tu I I ws Grove.
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Ars. Miller
Miss Peart Steele
Westchester
Guybridge
Joseph Jkennedy
Dore
G. C. Lanning
Kenworthy
Sever
Tuiiws Grove
Odell Park
Youth Society Gathering at Londonderry Social Night
The Young People's Union of the United Presbyterian Church held a social evening on Thursday the 14th at the pastor's home in Londonderry. A short literary program and sports followed, with several members and guests attending from nearby areas. plans were discussed for returning workers and for notable individuals visiting from Akron, Athens, and other towns. The event featured remarks from Rev. McBride and plans for future church activities and township associations.
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Young People’s Union of the United Presbyterkin Eangropablan
Sae Pasta
RW. Metuide
Phe Dering
Ange
Enla Taylan
Jostrietor
United Presbyterian Caldred School
Chirk City
Lauria Wilkin
Lebo Brindley
Jmigh Sehawly
Messrs
John and
William Lowry
al Namaal
Athens
Ohio
Peanie
el Id
McBride
William Bello
Antrin
Joseph Dhuwsen
Shemichnud
Ma. Wilson
Coby Sabbath School Association
Gallas
Tre Vatate
Ith
de ‘Ouvers
Wm M. Laan
Afr
Cugard
Local visitors and residents noted in Grand Ridge area
Grand Ridge residents and friends at Charles Hoonell’s park visit Tyvis Whey of Cambridge and Wesley Yuota with Grice and Ethel Montgomery returning from Cambridge. William Penrose and wife from Faire Visit, Misses Flay and Maggie Decker visiting Fairview. R A Decker represents Ohio Parmera Fertilizer Co. Jv Mier returns after 30 years, Grunge residents report good turnout and strong community representation.
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Grand Ridgh
Mera
Evy
Aun
Edith Gardiver
al’ Elsa
Charles Hoonell
Bio Park
Tyvis Whey
Cambridge
Vise Jling
Wesley Yuota
Grice
Ethel Montgomey
Caumbridge
Geoge Penrose
Wiliam
Tiniy
Sindy
Flay
Maggie Decker
Fairview
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Lima
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Love City
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GG. Smythe
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Main Street
Nellie Shillians
Westerset
Paine’s
Pleasant Valley
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Med. CO
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Bert Dix
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Ethel Boal
Muss Loeana Mustard
Warner
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People’s Atlas
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Bellefontaine
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Mary
Gambudga
Mary BE
Blanche Buskirk
Grace
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Mary Royer
Tdr
W. G. Taylor
Kimbolton
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Fred Betts
Sam Henry
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Londonderry
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Thomas Anddh
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Robert Kidd
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DOE & CO
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S. A. Craig
Wheeling Ave
Davis Dry Goods CO
VTS
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J. W. Grave
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Boll
Howard Runyon
Alpst
Mary Runyan
H Peridan
Cart of Common Pleas
Gmetcavy Counyty
Olja
Howard Rayon
Mien
Rhos Megloe
Mary Runyon
LU. S
Ike Longros
Vandrellas
Stephens
Price Bie
Rand & Paetary Rale
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Pelee
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