Birthday Celebration for William Eagleton at Cambridge Home
A birthday gathering near Cambridge honors William Eagleton for his 63rd year. About forty neighbors and friends, under an oil walnut tree dubbed the green parlor, shared a meal, presented tokens, and heard toasts and a Longfellow reading. Mrs Viola D Romans gave an affectionate address as Eagleton responded warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eagleton
Cambridge
Eagleton
Viola D. Ro- Mans
Eagietoo
Longfellow
Obituary for Mary Hill of Senecaville Ohio 1862 1906
Mary Hill wife of Noah L Hill died at her home east of Senecaville on August 3 1906 from heart ailment after long illness. Born October 9 1862 to James Foreman she joined the Presbyterian church early and married Noah L Hill September 27 1881. Survived by five children Carrie Grace Homer Lean and Mrs H E Thompson with husband. nieces and nephews from Columbus Pataskala Cambridge Barnesville and Gallipolis attended the funeral conducted August 5 by Rev Evans Thompson. Interment at Senecaville with floral tributes and eulogies of faith and afterlife condolences from distant relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Noah L. Hiil
Senecaviie
Hill
James’ Foreman
Presbyterian Banch
Senecaville
Noah L. Hill
H. E. Thompson
Carrie
Grace
Homer
Lean
Evans Thompson
Geo. W. Taylor
Columbus
Melville Richey
Henry E. Thompson
Rev McIlyar Improves. Plans Conference Return
The Rev J J McIllyar of the Pittsburg Conference, long in feeble health, shows marked improvement and enjoys visiting with friends at his granddaughter's home in Franklin Pennsylvania. He hopes to attend the next Conference session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McIlyar
Pittsburg
Franklin
Lioyan Aiken
Licking County
D. S. Gibson
John Aiken
Borhood
Odelloring
Clear Park
Stomach troubles and constipation relief ad and notices
Mr. Chas Baldwin of Edwardsville praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation and stomach troubles. A 2 cent package is advertised by Brenan & Wilson and I. M. Hawthorne. Personal birth notice: a son to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bapleton of Cambridge. Democratic convention set for September 6 in Bellaire for the 1st Ohio district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
M. Hawthorne
M. C. Bapleton
Cambridge
Deputy Supervisors of Elections Organize and Elect Leaders
The County Commissioners office hosted the Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections on Tuesday at 12:30. W. R. Sprague was elected chief deputy and Emmet Seul of Byesville was chosen clerk. Adudell was selected via a cut drawing amid split party support. Retiring clerk Geo. Moore completes his term as the board moves toward a school bond election set for August 20 in Byesville. Present were Sprague, Smith, McNeely and Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
W. R. Sprague
Emmetseul
Byesville
Adudell
Geo. Moore
Hustling Joe Sings Again Poem Declares City Roots
The Coshocton Age reports Jos K Hall known as hustling Joe has published a new poem. He says he seeks honest work in song or band and plans to travel to the country to commune with nature and pursue a sphere where he can do the most good despite sneers. He notes he was born near Steubenville Ohio and near Seic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. K. Hall
Coshocton Age
Joe
Murderer O'Toole Almost Caught at Free Dam Scene
Wellaside O Tootle escaped from Nea Castle jail and hid near No 3 dam. Foreman Robbins, attacked as a stranger claiming fatigue and sleep deprivation, warned that pursuers were close. The town swarmed with detectives as O Toole moved through the area last Sunday night seeking refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaside
John Row
No 3 Dam
Obiever
Tom O'Toole
Jaik
Nea Castle
Saoitey
Aiou Khed
Oda
O'Toole
Robins
Tonle
Roolane
Ras Bom
Too
Picnics and Reaper's Song Highlight Guernsey County Day
Harvest celebrations fill Guernsey County on August 11 with large crowds at Bloomfield and Linn's Grove. Cambridge Band performed well, speeches by A R McCulloch and J M McGinnis noted. Bloomfield defeated Otsego 3–0 with Kenworthy and Kennedy contributing. Linn's Grove picnic featured prayer by Rev Cunningham and addresses by several speakers. Antrim and Londonderry clashed in a ball game at the picnic. Soldiers' Reunion near Claysville drew big crowds with speeches by C C Monroe, C C Crawford, C Coulter, and F T Eagleson, followed by a Derwent–Claysville game, Claysville winning 10–6.
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Guernsey County
Cambridge Band
Bloomfield
A. R. McCulloch
J. M. McGinnis
Caldwell
Otsego
Kenworthy
J. Kennedy
ILVNN
Claysville
C. C. Monroe
C. C. Crawford
C. Coulter
F. T. Eagleson
C. E. Knowle
Squire Purkey
Cumberland
Derwent
Thompson-Woodburn wedding in Love City and Washington
Mr J E Thompson of Love City Ohio and Miss Lulu F Woodburn of Washington D were married August 16 at the bride’s father J C Woodburn home. Rev B G McKibbon officiated with about fifty four guests present. The couple left soon after for a wedding tour including Cleveland and Niagara Falls amid well wishes for a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Thompson
Love City
Ohio
Lulu F. Woodburn
Washington, D
J. C. Woodburn
BG. McKibbon
Burglary at West Steubenville Avenue Home
Early Wednesday evening a thief entered the residence of Low Twining on West Steubenville avenue and stole a valuable gold watch and ring. Mrs Twining found the door ajar on returning home. police report no clue yet. Cambridge has few burglaries, with past cases traced to locals. Ward Wilcoxen was arrested for assault, pled guilty, fined. Jobo Kelley jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct, fined. A man from Pittsburg arrested for intoxication after sleeping in an alley near the McFarland mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Twining
West Steubenville Avenue
Twining
Cambridge
Ward Wilcoxen
East End
Robey
Long
Wilcoxen
Bradford
Rickey
McFarland
Pittsburg
Columbus
Henry Martin
Tarantum
John Warnock
Flat Ridge
Charles McCormick and Son
Odeil
Kirkersville
Citizens Arm Themselves in Brownsville Narrow Escape
A citizen militia of about 150 guards the road to Fort Brown and threatens to shoot any Negro troops leaving the garrison. Four hundred rifles have been sold to citizens amid fears of further trouble. Rumors of garrison fear and calls for state troops stir Brownsville as Texas National Guard maneuvers continue. Adjutant General joins concern that sending state troops would be unwise.
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Brownsville
Tex
Fort Brown
Fort Brow
Lanham
Texas National Guard
Camp Madry
Brownside
Ursro Raldera
Parawasitlie
Birth of a Son At Ube Lutheran Parsonage Cambridge
Gorn and their guests Mrs Eliz J Noble of Fwingie Town and Mrs LeClare of the same place celebrated the birth of a son to Rev and Mrs W J Kratz at the Ube Lutheran parsonage on 6th street South Cambridge Wednesday August 11. Mrs Niblo, a Washington raised cousin, visited the Niblo and Sankey families, left for Parsnus Pa Thursday with LeClare relatives.
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Gorn
W. J. Kratz
Ube Lutheran Parsonage
6Th Street
South
Cambridge
Will Taylor
Frank
Zanesville
Apa
Carson Davis
South 7Th Street
Kawanee
Ill
A. L. Morrison
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Springfield
Llis
T. J. Barnes
North 10Th Street
J. A. Thrapp
West Lafayette
Alice Yeo
Coshocton
Carl Sirenao
North 6Th Street
Chloris Smith
J. F. Smith
Spratts
C. M. Becket and Son
Marion
J. B. Becket
Grand Army elects Brown as commander in chief at Minneapolis
The Grand Army of the Republic elected R B Brown of Ohio as commander in chief at its annual meeting in Minneapolis, with Armstrong and Fenton chosen senior and junior vice commanders. Other officers to be announced. Saratoga favored for next encampment. The business session addressed canteen abolition and Wirz monument plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
William H. Armstrong
Indianapolis
E. B. Fenton
Detroit
Archbishop John Treland
St. Paul
W. H. Johnson
Lincoln
Neb
Grand Army of the Republic
Brown
C. G. Burton
Missouri
Cap. P. H. Coney
Kansas
Armstrong
Fenton
Ireland
Hasting
New York
Saratoga
Grand Army
Ohio
Fifteenth Ohio Infantry
Fourteenth Army Corpa
Henry Wirs
South
Tanner
Wirz
Adjutant General
Clark
Limon
United States
Ives
Vysaal
Pennsylvania
Niwa
Esate
Charzey
Good Races Each Day at Cambridge-Eyesville Park
Cambridge-Eyesville Driving Park hosts daily races while local residents visit relatives across several towns. The item lists numerous names and movements including John Ingram and family near North Salem, Miss Maud Drewry and sister at Toledo, and many Cambridge visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Eyesville Driving Park
Cumberland Notices of Local Visitors and Events
Cumberland notices list visitors from Marion Athens Zanesville and Newton Falls. J F Smith hosts at Spratts. CamBridege O U A M lodge guests attend and new lodge room opens. Hon James A White ex mayor speaks at Presbyterian and M F churches. Other residents visiting relatives include Ro Hamilton Dennison Nellie Ogan Newton Falls and Mary Young New Lexington.
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Cambridge O. U. A M
James A. White
Barnesville
Frestyterian
M. F
Ro Hamilton
Fred
Dennison
Dort Hamilton's
Nellie Ogan
Newton Falls
Jis
Hd Waller
Collms
Ernest
Waller
Sinbridge Gee
Frank Wair
Will Mcindree
Norwalk
G. E.mendree
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Wm. Eagleton
Tsy
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McIlyar
Bellaire
Eptember
Wills Creek
Joe. K
Birds Run
Old Ohio
Steubenshle
Seic
Wellsville
Reaper
Thompson
Woodburn
Courier
R. B. Brown of
Solidiers
Nual
John Ingram
John Cosby
North Salem
Anna Carruthers
Port Washington
L. D. Carruthers
W. E. Johnson
F. A. Forney
James Williams
Howard Temple
Raymond
Maud Drewry
Cartie
Toledo
G. E. Clemens
Charlotte
Hattie Johnson
Kimbolston
eMurrel Ingramz
Alice
James Achison
R. FE. D.no
Lon Beam
Joe Patterson
Elma _ Lorimer
College Corner
Jesse Dixon
New Concord
Leving Ratliffe
Hopewell
Wm. Sawyer
Will Leeper
Anna Barnes
Broomfiell Phore
Cross
M. E Eagleton
Denter Township
Brenana Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
W. T Carr
Val
Das
Robert
Barberton
Supt
J. M.carr
M. G. Fisher
Comp Tetent
Walla
L. A. Clark and Sons
Athens
G. E. McEndree
Lida M. Daniel
Muskingum County
Teachers’ Institute
J. W. Frazier
John Young
New Lexington
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