Tariff Debate and Bryan on Trust Reform
The article discusses tariff as a consumer tax, criticizes swollen fortunes, and cites President Taft and Senator La Follette. It presents Democratic proposals to curb capital concentration, restore competition, and tax reform including income and inheritance taxes. Bryan defends licensing of corporations and argues for preserving competition while limiting monopolistic power.
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America
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Taft
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Thanking friends for kindness during illness and death
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huntsman express appreciation to friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness shown during the sickness and death of their baby.
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Frank Huntsman
Earl Kyte Visits Friend Roland Grumman in Athens
Earl Kyte of Athens visits his friend Roland Grumman during a social gathering in the city. The meeting highlights local ties and familiarity among residents.
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Earl Kyte
Athens
Roland Grumman
Circuit Rage Meeting Entrants At Cambridge Eyesville Park
Entries listed for the Circuit Rage meeting at Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park on Wednesday August 26 include multiple trotters and pacers. Notables: Billy Welcome, Simmons Boy Jr, Esther Wood, Little Peter, Amber G, and many others from Ohio Michigan and West Virginia tracks. The card shows 4 races with purses around 8400. Officials include J A McCormick and F R Stoner among others.
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Cambridge-Eyesville Driving Park
Billy Welcome
B. H
Welcome
L. G. Dodds
Beaver
Simmons Boy, Jr
Br. G
Simmons Boy
J. A. McCormick
Marietta
O. Hanna Shonten
B. m
Ashland Wilkes
Esther Wood
Woodboy
F. R. Stoner
Pittsburg
Billy McGee
B. G
Jno
C. Collins
Monongahela
Mallet Wilkes, B. m
Hinder Wilkes
Magadamized Road Assured and Funding Agreed
A meeting led by President Forsythe resolved to macadamize the road with a nine inch foundation and guarantee five years of good condition. Costs were split with $775 each from the city council and county commissioners, trustees contributing $550, leaving $500 for the hill cut. A motion to share the cut cost was carried if possible, and the work to proceed within thirty days. An ordinance for land deed acceptance and multiple building permits were also approved before adjournment.
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Forsythe
Walters
Anker
Campbell
Orr
Moore
Combs
Hunt
Long Estate
Cambridge
Henry L. Wells
W. A. Hunt
Allison & Hayes
J. A. Crow
Messrs. Heed, Conner and Smith
Byesville
Infant dies in Middlebourne cholera case
Teddie R. Huntsman one year six months and twenty days old, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Huntsman, died Saturday night of cholera infantum. Funeral held at home Monday afternoon by Rev Carter, burial in Pisgah cemetery. A relative,
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Teddie R. Huntsman
Frank Huntsman
Middlebourne
Rev
Carter
Pisgah
Formal Transfer Accomplished in Bank Stock Reorganization
The sale involves 354 shares removing Taylors from control, Ella M Taylor retains a block. Stock sold at 140 dollars each totaling 49560 dollars. New holders include Dr. A. W. Boyd Howard J Forsythe and others. No management change until Jan 1 1909 with reorganization planned. Guernsey National Bank, 36 years old, remains under Taylor influence. building upgrades planned.
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Taylors
Ella M. Taylor
Addison Taylor
A. W. Boyd
Howard J. Forsythe
Charles 8. Turnbaugh
W. K. Booth
Frank H. Johnson
Man Held in County Jail After Roosevelt Call Request
Yatsco Hauterhigh remains in county jail after asking Chief Long to call President Roosevelt. Sheriff Moore said he would contact Noble county authorities to arrange care for Hauterhigh, his home.
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Yatsco Hauterhigh
Chief Long
President Roosevelt
Moore
Noble County
Cambridge School Board Names New German Teacher
A Cambridge board meeting elected W A Amstutz of Bluffton to teach German at the high school and announced new and supply teachers, including Geo Blazier John Vincent Claire Stockdale Stella Carter Ethel Styles Hazel Little Mabel Barnes. Superintendent Hobson reappointed city examiner for three years and a teachers institute in August 1909. Lucy Wells named principal of the South Cambridge school replacing Prof W A Hunt.
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Geo. Blazier
John Vincent
Claire Stockdale
W. A. Amstutz
Bluffton
Lima College
Stella Carter
Ethel Styles
Hazel Little
Mabel Barnes
C. H. Springer
West
Cambridge
Lucy Wells
W. A. Hunt
New Concord Lad Killed in Baltimore Yard Tragedy
Edward O Neil aged 17 formerly of New Concord and Zanesville and recently living in Newark was found murdered in the Pennsylvania yards. His face was severed from the head behind the ears and the body mangled beyond recognition until a cousin identified the victim on Sunday afternoon.
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Columbus
Edward O'Neil
New Concord
Zanesville
Newark
Pennsylvania
Fox at Linn's Grove Picnic Roams Free Near Love City
The tame fox that provided amusement at the Linn's Grove picnic has been released and now enjoys liberty near Love City. Locals fear anger if harmed. The guinea race failed to occur, pleasing the candidates who were slated to run.
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Linn's Grove
Love City
Dewey Injured at Home in Fall on North Eleventh Street
George W. Dewey, treasurer of the Cambridge Glass Plant, suffered a painful head wound after fainting in his yard yesterday afternoon. He fell onto a stone step, cut his head, and walked to Dr. Creamer’s office in the Central National Bank Building for treatment.
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George W. Dewey
Cambridge Glass
North Eleventh Street
Dr. Creamer
Central National Bank
Three Ohio Towns Go Dry
On Monday three southeastern Ohio towns voted to go dry. Macksburg in Washington County voted dry by 44, with 121 votes cast. Cannelville, dry by four votes two years ago, stayed dry by 19 votes. Crooksville chose dry by 160 in a 708 vote.
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Ohio
Macksburg
Washington County
Cannelville
Crooksville
Reverend Ken C. Hayes Returns from Winona Lake
Reverend Ken C. Hayes arrived back yesterday from Winona Lake Indiana where he attended a religious gathering. The return marks another stop in his Midwest travel to engage with local congregations and events.
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Ken C. Hayes
Winona Lake
Ind
Cambridge Social Roundup Areas Visit Busy Week
Mrs S M Carothers and children visit Bird's Run friends. Mrs Sam Dawson of Newark guests of Mr and Mrs I N McMillen on Woodworth Ave. Elmer Brooks of Detroit leaves Cambridge for Canton. Local business houses close Thursday noon for races. Miss Roberta Milhone of Senecaville visits Aunt Jama Shriver on East Steubenville Ave.
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Sam Dawson
Newark
I. N. McMillen
Woodworth Avenue
Cambridge
Roberta Milhone
Senecaville
Jama Shriver
East Steubenville Avenue
Carl Urban to Return Home from Charleston Visit
Carl Urban agent for United Fuel Gas Co. at Charleston West Virginia has been visiting his mother Mrs A M Legge on Madison avenue South Cambridge and will return home Wednesday.
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Carl Urban
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
A. M. Legge
Madison Avenue
South
Cambridge
Smith and Patton Families Return Home After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Johnson of Knox County Ohio and D. S. Patton and family completed visits with relatives in Monroe Township and Cambridge before returning home Monday evening.
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B. H. Johnson
Knox County
Ohio
A. L. Smith
Monroe Township
D. S. Patton
Cambridge
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