Democratic Senatorial Convention Set for Coshocton Ohio
The Democratic Senatorial Committee for joint 18th 19th districts of Ohio announces the next convention will be held in Coshocton on Thursday September 11 1905 at 10 am to nominate a state senator and conduct other business. Delegates are apportioned by Parker vote totals from November 1904 with Coshocton Guernsey Monroe Tuscarawas Noble counties listed and leaders J E Hurst and L McDeowell named as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coshocton
Alton B. Parker
United States
Parker
Guernsey County
Monroe County
Tuscarawas County
Noble County
J. E. Hurst
New Philadelphia
Is. L. McDeowell
Coshecton
Thurman Spriggs
Co. E. Cottom
Prosecution vows to hunt grafters in Slam Hton county
Prosecuting attorney Hiram Rulison declares intent to uncover and punish corruption, insisting he will do his duty without orders from George H. Cox. He urges a grand jury free from Cox influence as Roosevelt mediates Russian Japanese envoy talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slam Hton County
Hiram Rulison
George H. Cox
Cox
Taap
Socialist meeting in Byesville endorses platform and ticket
In Byesville Guernsey County August 12 the Socialist party met in Anderson and Reasoner hall with W H Crawford chosen chairman and W C Thompson secretary. Committees on credentials resolutions correspondence and rules were announced and reports adopted. The platform pledges to fight capital and plutocracy and to pursue laws for shorter work days child labor limits free text books and new school controls. The ticket includes David Barclay for Representative Willard C Wallar for Probate Judge BR B Ellis for Prosecuting Attorney J W Crewin for Commissioner and W C Thompson for Infirmary Director with D Lewis Davis as counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville
Guernsey
Atc Derson
Reasoner Hall
Pyesvile
W. H. Crawford
W. C. Thompson
D. Lewis Davis
C. A. Reeves
David Barclay
John W. Urwin
Wi. Meizben
B. Ellis
Willard Wallar
J.s. Blancett
Wim. Phelps
G. M. Stevenson
Charles Williams
Willard C. Wallar
BR. B. Ellis
J. W. Crewin
W. Wt. Crawford
Funeral services for Won Hearne Esq held at family home
Funeral rites attended by relatives and friends were conducted by Rev G C Maree ANeer at the Hearne residence. The pallbearers included Walter Campbell and other local figures. the procession moved to Leath cemetery for temporary burial with interment planned at Northwood cemetery. The service featured psalms, scriptures, and remarks by Rev Dr McFarland Rev Dr Kenney and Rev G L Miller. The bar association county officers and trustees were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
G. C. Maree Aneer
Langer
Ono
Fang
Tie Chit Rene Eased
Mahei Twevsreck
Waltel Lewis
May Taekes U
Walter Camp
Muskingum Cilieze
Leath Cemetery
Narthwood
Sheriff Seizes Man in Pennsylvania Tort Claim Case
A telegram from Sheriff Watson reports the arrest of Samuel J. Gallagher in Pennsylvania on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Gallagher allegedly sold a well lease to Andrew Bruner of West Virginia, falsely claiming the well produced twenty barrels of oil per day. The warrant was issued in Justice Lindsey's court, with preliminary hearing held Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Pennsylvania
Samuel J. Gallagher
Tucsa
Galllagher
Andrew Bruner
West Virginia
Gallagher
Justice of the Peace RB. W. Lindsey
Cambridge Boys Return From Eagles Convention
Fred Huffman of West Wheeling Avenue returned from Denver where he attended the Eagles National convention. He reports a very pleasant time and that other Cambridge boys enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huffman
West Wheeling Avenue
Denver
Eagles
Cambridge
Sherif Foils Jail Break Attempt in Coshocton
Sheriff Brownies and Lieut Johnson foil a jail break plot at Coshocton Jail. Prisoner Frank Gorton known as Priglay was caught sawing a cell bar with a case knife, after an undercover guard hidden in the hall alerted, preventing a second escape attempt by the desperate gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Atenas
Brownies
Lieut
Johnson
Ewes Mecham
Browning
Sith
Great Plee
Shertland Livut
Lewis McClain
Frank Gorton
Priglay
Prigley
Guernsey County Annual Teachers Institute Opens Strong
The Guernsey County Annual Teachers Institute opened with about one hundred teachers registering Monday. Instruction covered English Literature its origins and growth with Beowulf readings, Old Middle and Modern English, and lectures on government history and poetry. The event featured Prof Cronehaugh, Prof Lathat, Prof Carr, and other long‑standing staff members guiding sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
UC. L. Cronebaugh
M Jsillon
James M. Carr
Princip J. C. Wardisg
I. W. LaChat
Cambridge
G. F. Bell
Cumberland
Neilie
J.O. Eagleson
T. E. Trett
T. A. Bonnell
C. L. Cronehaugh
Cronehaugh
Mandeville
G. K. Bell
Guernsey
Obie Teners
W. C. Moore
Henry As. Phowpson
Seneraville
Lathat Jed
de M. Carr
Rei
Enel Pendence
Way
Kren
Local Notes From Sligo and Nearby Visit Obs
Local brief notes list residents and visitors in Sligo area. Guham and Jansiv of Bet mst Jos return home after attending activities at the place. Frava Ripl of Uamtridre spends Sunday with friends. Driden returns from New Cnetrd after college attendance. Mrs. Alice Reda of Cambridge visits friends. Quarterly meeting at L Is church near Aug 2. Ed Hanna and daughters Nora and Bernecia visit Bennison. Miss Clara Reid of Freeport guests at John DD Reid's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG Guham
Jansiv
Betmst Jos
Frava Ripl
Uamtridre
Sanuay
JA. Driden
New Cnetrd
Alice Reda
Cambridge
Cambridge, Spent A Few Day Just Week At This Place Visiting Friends. (Luarterly
L. Is
Hanna
Nora
Bernecia
Bennison
Thave
Jas. Cemis
Clara Reid
Freeport
John Dd, Reid
Industrial Notes On Lin Plates And Labor Day Plan
Industrial notes detail the German origin of lin plate coating and the spread of the tin plate industry to England and America. Reports from Martin's Ferry claim Laughlin plant operations expanding to eleven pots with eight more likely by September 4, while Wheeling Steel works prepare to restart furnaces. Mills resume at Aetna-Standard, Whittaker-Gessner and Laughlin mills seek Amalgamated rates but oppose a set price, aiming to remain ready for competition. Also, 7000 Presbyterian ministers will preach to workers on Labor Day eve to discuss labor questions, per the church and labor department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Antil
Teme
Laughlin
Wheellng Steel & Tron Company
Martin’s Ferry
L. Mills
Standard Department
Aetna- Standard
Wheeling
Whittaker—Gessner Co
Laughlin Sheet Mills
Amalgamated Association
United States
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Madison elected vice president of national clerks group
A. H. Madison of Cambridge was chosen vice president of the Fifth Division of the United States Railway Mail Mutual Benefit Association at the Cincinnati headquarters Friday evening. He defeated D. Dashiel of Indianapolis and M. E. Ross of Cincinnati and receives the honor as he nears a quarter century of service. Other officers named include D. Wilson, J. Lyons, A. Russe, and G. Iman with election to the national measure set for early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railway Mail Mutual Benefit Association
Cambridge
Harry H. Madison
Dim Vier
Cincinnati
Marrison
Ch PF
Dashiel
Indianapolis
Sur Fcerds
M. E. Ross
Madison
Ofice Department
Washington
D. Wilson
Colliersile
Tenn
James W. Lyons
Albert Russe
Benton Harbor
Mich
James Nth Herlain
Nashville
G. I. Man
Iesara
C. D. Rogers
Indi- Ind. I
Krueger
Michan City
T. S. Kean
Newark, Goi
Mrs Dr W H Haines Dead In Yonkers Visit
Mrs Dr W H Haines of Pittsburgh Pa died suddenly at Yonkers New York at 10 clock while visiting her mother Mrs T J Brown. She had a three year old daughter and was joined by husband Mr Haines last Sunday. A stroke caused her death after a period of good health. She was well known in the city and recently stayed with L G Haines on North 7th Street.
Eagles Alight in Fairy City at Denver Convention
Cambridge delegates attend the national Eagles convention in Denver, praised by locals for lavish hospitality. The city is described as radiant in patriotic décor, with streets and storefronts lit in national colors and crowds celebrating a carnival-like atmosphere during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Canbridge
Eagles
Ulinkine
Fourteenth
Eighteenth Street
Depot
Broadwauch
Snow feast to delegates at national convention in August
Snow weighing nearly 400 pounds arrived by train and was presented to Grand Aerie delegates in Denver. The tub from Moffat railway drew cheers as members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Grand Worthy President J F Pelletier witnessed the snow's reception. Hy Davis emerged as favored candidate for grand secretary after a roll call and last minute ballot move. Pelletier withdrew, Davis elected unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
livHin’s Pass
Eagles
Arapahoe
Seventeenth Street
Grand Aerie
Moffat Road
J. F. Pelletier
Denver
Baercheck
Sam Loeb
Mill Stock Attached in Foreclosure Action at Cambridge
The Central National Bank of Cambridge obtained judgment before Judge E M Kennedy in Morgan county common pleas against Brondell Steel Co for 2554 with interest. Interest on two notes also due, 2000 and 700. Sheriff Watson levied on all stock at the Cambridge plant valued between 5000 and 19000 last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank of
Cambridge
E. M. Kennedy
Morgan, County
Zion Church Orders Birth Boom Atop Over Marriage Rules
Apostle John Alexander Dowie in Zion City issues a decree requiring every married couple in his flock to have a baby each year, advance plans for new schools, and tighten church supervision of marriages while banning kissing in courtship. The controversial edict aims to drive birth rates upward and expand religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Rave Sueid
Zion
John Alexander Jrowie
North Shore
Master of
Zierst
Rs. Sears
Christian Cathelice
Zin Cats
Ron A
Lag Tab
Marina
Fas
Zon
Harry Tirst
Eluers
Appleyard's Clerks Bankrupt in Columbus Filing
Columbus, O August 18 1995 a bankruptcy petition is filed by George B Appleton former clerk at Keston with liabilities of 292677 and assets of 0 Appleton was treasurer of several lines in the Appleyard system in Ohio holding stock The liabilities are mainly due banks on promissory notes secured by traction line stock Appleard still contending extradition from Massachusetts to face larceny charges in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur E. Appleyard
George B. Appleton
Keston
Appleton
Ohio
Traction Line Stork
Appleyard
Massachusetts
Pbarm
Buffalo
Ank
Morgan to Host Convention for Columbus
Columbus will entertain the next annual convention of the International Association of Factory Inspectors in August 1904. Delegates in Detroit selected Columbus after hearing claims presented by John I. Morgan, chief state factory inspector. Morgan will spend a few days in Port Huron before returning to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
International Association of
Detroit
John I. Morgan
Morgen
Port Huron
Ordinance for North Seventh Street bonds Cambridge 1905
Cambridge council approves a special tax on front feet abutting North Seventh Street from Steubenville Avenue to Foster Avenue to fund pavement improvements. Ten yearly installments set per frontage with specified rates from 1903 to 1914. Bond issuance authorized March advances, pledged city revenues, and penalties for late payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertiin
Cnss
Crmbraege
Ign
Ooterest Shereen
EK Gook
Couneil
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Jeffersonian
John M. Pattison
Vsermont
Lewis B. Stouck
Knox
Hugh P. Mather
Shelby
James A. Rice
Stark
Charles E. Mason
Butler
Board of Public Works
PLE
Democratic
R. E. Glass
Senecaville
James Hardesty
S. M. Johnson
4.C. Orr
Herman McCleary
C. R. Johnson
Panama Canal
Witte
Komura
Russ
Portsmouth
Louis Goddard
Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland
Brittany
Mary Anderson
Madame Navarro
Worcestershire
Jon
Teunty West
Byceville
Pace
Tiekeban Reld
Funeral Services
Sheriff
Sherif
Sher
Annual Institute
Press
Cronebaugh
Carrand
Sligo
Genesee Pare Peed Co
N.Y
Industrial Notes
Hastern Ohio Notes
Railway Clerks
A.H. Madison
W.H. Haines
Indian Camp Grange
Kenworthy’s Grove
S. W. Larimer
J. B. Stewart
H.W. Louccock
Ben
Freeman T. Eagleson
Scott
Hi. Hartley & Sons
STORK
Dowie
Elijah the
Tan
Appleyard's
Morgan
N.eb
New Concord
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!