Veteran of the Black Hawk Mexican and Civil Wars
An 83 year old veteran writes from Washington DC praising Peruna for stomach catalysis. He details protracted sufferings, tries prior remedies, then after three bottles reports complete relief and endorses the remedy. Signed WW Jackson with address listed from The Traimant Unit ite in Columbus Ohio.
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W.W. Jarkson
St Nu
Washington, D.C
Tammy Profe Iin
WW. Jackson
TS. B. Martrinin
Traimant Unit
Ite
Columbus
Ohro
Middletown Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Events
G F Henry of Cambridge Republican Press visited his mother here Sunday. G F Arnold and son Evert were in Freeport on a horse deal. Elmer Arnold attended an oratorical contest in Washington. Ross Parlett returned from a western visit. The Lake family of Antrim visited relatives Sunday. Starkey Bendure and wife from Cleveland returned home after an extended stay. Mrs Mary Flood of Byesville visited her mother and attended the Pennyroyal Reunion. Jas Boyd of East Main Street is in poor health. The Stewart family from Washington and Barnesville visited. Mrs Stewart remains ill. A picnic at Sand Tul about three miles south of town is planned for Thursday, Aug 31, with eloquent speakers and a good program. L A Twining and son Andrew returned to Cambridge after a week there. Ralph Scott visited Londonderry friends at Center. Jeffersonian office stationary praised. Missionary talk planned for Sept 3. Mabel Rose visited friends Saturday. Mrs Wm Grooves and children of Bridgeport are visiting east of town. A 96-acre farm in Jefferson Township is for sale by E T Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Henry
Republican Press Office
Cambridge
G. F. Arnold
Son Evert
Freeport
Elmer Arnold
Washington
Ross Parlett
West
Martin N. Lake
Antrim
Starkey Bendure
Cleveland
Mary Flood
Byesville
Elizabeth Henry
Jas. Boyd
East Main Street
Wm. Catlett
Albert Sears
Barnesville
Wm. Stewart
Stewart
Sand Tul
L.A. Twining
Ane Drew
Ralph Scott
Londonderry
Jeffersonian
Mabel Rose
Wm. Grooves
Bridgeport
Alex. Abies
Jefferson Township
E. T. Lake
Winterset Social Notes and Local Ball Game Result
Winterset residents report visits among neighbors and relatives from Middlebourne and Whroe ks ville. A Washington versus Winterset ball game ended 6 to 5 in favor of Washington, blamed on umpiring. Winterset supporters call for fairness.
Peace Likely As Russian Japanese Envoys Reach Agreement
Hartsmouth N II Aug 2 1905 Special The Russian and Japanese envoys reached agreement on all disputed points and the war is expected to cease The envoys will prepare the treaty Japanese reportedly yielded most terms accepting Russia s ultimatum and restoring interned ships and naval power imitation
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Hartsmouth
N. II
Russa
Russia
Mrs. William H. Haines Laid To Rest In Yonkers
The funeral for Mrs. William H. Haines was held yesterday at her mother’s home in Park Hill with Episcopal rites read by Rev. Charles A. Ashmend. The service featured hymns by Stanley R. Avery and concluded with burial in Woodlawn cemetery Yonkers. Mrs Haines’ relatives, including sons Fred and Dr Frank, met her in Yonkers and she will stay there until September.
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Marrdet Browny Haines
Der
Willian W. Haines
Welock
Alta Avenue
Rose Jane
Park Hill
Charles A. Ashmend
St. Andrew's Mamoral Ubureh
Willian OU
Stanley R. Avery
Green Hill
Jesus
Haines
Woodlawn
Yonkers
N. Y
Herald
L. G. Haines
Aberarruts Sunday School Offerings Reported in Guernsey County
County schools contributed to the Sunday School Assertion work as of June, with Wills Creek Baptist and Antrim leading gifts. Total school offerings reach 104.47 dollars, county apportionment 865.00, Forward Movement pledge 1500, Miss Culvin salary 25.00, plus convention contributions covering postage and expenses. Anna Colven and Mrs Boden sign as secretary and treasurer.
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Aberarruts Sunday School
Guernsey County
Ateater
Wills Creek Baptist
Antrim
Guernsey
M. P
Birds Run
M. E
Kimbolton
Camibriane
E. P
Bethel
Flat Ridge
Salt Park
Baptist
Middlebourne
Fletcher
Opewell
Werman
U. PB
Cambridge, Baptist
Love City
Presbyterian
Washington, Presbyterian
Senecaville
Byesville
Spencer Station
Fairview
Quaker City
Pleasant City
Forward Movement
Anna Colven
W. L. Boden
Treus
Obituary of Dora Guy 186?–1965 in Winterset church life
Dora Guy born October 25, 186, departed to life August 22, 1965. She joined the Baptist faith early, then the M. E. church at Winterset in 1893 under Rev. W. I. Naverfield. She married W. M. Guy April 1889, had three children, and left a devoted husband, three children, and four brothers. Funeral preached from Matthew 24 44.
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Dora Guy
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Winterset
W. I. Naverfield
W. M. Guy
Matt
J. R
Old Orchard mines resume work after layoff
Old Orchard mines resumed activity after a six week layoff. James Mullen, wife and family spent the past week with relatives at Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller returned after a two weeks visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Sarahsville Noble county. Mrs. Leota Braden and children returned home from Washington where they spent the past week with her mother, Mrs. Belle McCoy. Ben Valentine of Glencoe is spending a few days with his wife and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McPeek were guests of their sister Mrs. Wm. Hoffman.
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Old Orchard Mines
James Mullen
Portsmouth
Thomas Miller
John Miller
Sarahsville
Noble County
Leota Braden
Washington
Belle McCoy
Ben Valentine
Glencor
Hts
Carl McPeek
Wm. Hoffman
Pleasant City Social Notes Read Like Local Tour
Pleasant City locals share visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs J F Danford of Wooster spend a few days with friends. Miss Alph Kirkbride and Miss Mary Finnigan visit relatives in Belie Valley and Newark. Heskett family and Kackley relatives host and travel between New Concord Belie Valley Cumberland.
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RB. Danford
Wooster, O
Alph Kirkbride
Belie Valley
Mary Finnigan
Newark
J. M. Kackley
Sherman Heskett
Heskett
J. M. Ka
Natural Beauties of Old Guernsey
In a reflective piece the author journeys to Guernsey Autumn hills to compare nature’s simple beauty with fashionable coastal getaways. The narrative, set around Lore City and New Gottengen, notes local growth, mentions Mayor Roland Potts and City Marshal Nathan Finch enforcing laws, and references the 11th O. V. Y. reunion set for September 1 in Columbus.
Fourth Frame family reunion honors centennial in Pleasant Valley grove
The Frame family held their fourth annual reunion on August 24 in Pleasant Valley grove east of Gibson’s Station celebrating a centennial. Attendees arrived early, shared baskets, and greeted old friends. Opening services at 10 am featured remarks by Evans Thompson of Senecasville. A bountiful dinner followed with Mrs. J. S. Frame’s cake noted. An afternoon program included a small orchestra by Frame Cambridge Samuel J. and Chas. A. Sproat A. W. and Elmer Kester. Rev. John Cash spoke. officers elected for next year: President J. S. Frame, secretary Columbus Frame.
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Frame
Pleasant Valley Grove
Gibson’s
Pleasant Valley
Ey. Evans Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Rabe
J. S. Frame
Peter P DeHart Dies At 42 In Coshocton
Peter P DeHart died at his Coshocton home on Monday afternoon August 28, aged 42. Death was due to a brain tumor after about six months of illness. Born in Kimbolton he was son of Mr and Mrs William DeHart and brother of ex Auditor W P DeHart. He married Miss Elia Thompson of Newcomerstown and leaves five children. Funeral arrangements were touched off by family travel. survivors include a grandson Edward DeHart Hunt, two brothers E C DeHart of Coshocton and W P DeHart of Cambridge, a sister Mrs Kennedy of Kimbolten and a half sister Miss Anna DeHart.
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Peter P. DeHart
Coshoct
Kimbolton
William DeHart
W. P. DeHart
Elia Thompson
Newcomerstown
Coshuct
Anna DeHart
Cambridge court notices list: guardianship and probate items
City of Cambridge v Green et al records proof of service and filing. Caro M Taylor guardian seeks order of sale for lots 2 4 and 112 in J D Taylor's addition. Estate of Wm H Conwell modules resignation and administration filed. Will of W S Heade sees waiver of notice and consent to probate filed by widow and kin.
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City of
Cambridge
W. B. Green
Caro M. Taylor
Joseph Danner Talyor
J. D. Taylor
Wm. H. Conwell
Evalina Conwell
W. S. Heade
Nest of Kin
Wages Not Furnished at Blonnell Steel Mill Meet
A noon promise of wages at the Blonnell Steel mill failed. A conference convened in Wells and Sheppard's law office with creditors represented: Wells and Sheppard for the Cambridge Rolling Mill Co. Charles Turnbaugh for the Riondell Co. W. W. Stewart for the employee. Scott and Mathews for the Central National Bank and James Bell for Moss Brag and Rigby.
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Blonnell Steel Mill
Wells
Prominent Guernsey County Citizen George W Sanborn Dies
Prominent Guernsey County resident George W. Sanborn died Monday afternoon at age 88 after a period of illness at his Antrim home. Funeral services will be held at his residence Thursday afternoon. He was highly regarded in the community and his family cared for him in his final days.
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George W. Sanborn
Ins
Antrim
Welock
Sanborn
Guernsey County
Pleasant Valley Family Notes and Local Events
The Raines Bros grocery was robbed last week with about a dollar amount taken. Mrs S J Thomas of Denver returned home after visiting her mother Elizabeth Ferbrache who has recovered from two paralysis strokes. James Campbell and family of Cadiz visited his mother Elizabeth Campbell. The Reasoner reunion will be held September 9 at Electric Park, inviting all family members and friends.
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Raines Bros
S. J. Thomas
Denver
Colo
Eliarbeth Ferbrache
James Campbell
Cadiz
Elizabeth Campbell
Reasoner
Electric Park
Veterans of Spanish War Troops Sent Toward Tracey City
Six companies of the Third regiment state troops left Harriman under Governor Cox orders to Tracey City amid threats from striking coal miners. A pilot engine led the train to deter dynamite threats against culverts as veterans of the Spanish war commanded the force. Cox warned lawlessness would be punished and pledged to protect miners' rights while on scene.
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Nashville
Tenn
Harriman
Cox
Tracey City
Tennessee Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
United Mine Workers
Blowing In At Martin's Ferry Furnace Prep
The Martin's Ferry plant of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Co began preparations Monday night for the first blowing in of its great furnace. The event draws a large crowd as workers expect to ignite lighted wood and blast soot from the furnace while a safety process may include venting. A Steubenville man, Thomas, was injured after being run over by a traction car with a broken arm and a severe head cut. Surgeons drilled a prosthetic in his mangled leg to avoid amputation but may still remove it if needed. A conference over Forsythe mine difficulties saw District President Green, Vice President Sullivan, and District Secretary Davies meet with operators and miners to reach a settlement and resume work.
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Martin’s Ferry
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co
Thomas
Steubenville
Heles
Forsythe
Wm. Green
Mastrigt
D. H. Sullivan
Ceshuctua
W. H. Davies
Byesville
Forsythe Mines
North Salem Social News and Church Update
North Salem residents share visits and illness notes with Cambridge and Cannonsburg connections. Harrison Potter and family call Cambridge kin ill, while Mattie Montgomery returns home from Cambridge. Rev GC Po Allat preached his last sermon for the year and plans to request return. The M P church improved interiors with new wallpaper. Forney cut his Iowa visit short due to yellow fever concerns.
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Harrison Potter
Fred Wilson
Cambridge
Wood Gagger
Priscilla Needs
Kimbolton
Mattie Montgomery
Will Pollock
S.J. Montgomery
Wil
Wills
Robert Bell
Montgomerys
Kennedys
John Martin
Walliam Montgomery
Cannonsburg
Po Allat
Plainfield
M. PF
Forney
Towa
Illinois
Iowa
Gold Strike Report Near Cadiz Junction Provokes Guards
A gold bearing dirt pay streak is found on the Mansfield farm near Cadiz Junction with armed guards stationed at the shaft. The prospectors, formerly western miners, have dug the vein, reflecting reports of gold deposits across Ohio counties.
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Mansfield
Cadiz Junction
Ohio
Practical Business College to expand facilities in Cambridge
The Campbell Hug ness College will be renamed Practical Business College in Cambridge. This week renovations add more tables to the Commercial Department and four new typewriters to the Shorthand Department, creating an AI Business College feel. Prof. J. S. McVey, former Metropolitan College of Cleveland principal, leads the revived school. Visitors included several local residents and travelers, with notes on route visits and a Sunday School closure at Slaughter Tick. Chas. Garthaluw, Elmer Brown, and Roy Stage resumed work at Old Orchard mines after a weeks layoff.
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Campbell Hugness College
Practical Business College
Cambridge
AI Business College
Mose
Underwood
Smith Premier
Oliver
Remington
J. 5. McVey
The
Schoor
McVey
Metropolitan College of Cleveland
Wy Stave
Love City
B. F. Hurd
John Brown
Winterset
Abner Coville
Paul Spaid
Myra Roller
Byesville
Elmer and
Ethel Turner
Nenia
Dave Stiles
Blue Rock
George Stiles
Armstrong’s Mall
Loyd Huffman
Nellie Dixon
Gibson
Roy Stage
Elza Landman
Carnie Staye
Mary Wilson
Ida Stave
Slaughter Ticlt
Chas. Garthaluw
Elmer Brown
Old Orchard
Mixup on the street ends in blows between Pensacola leaders
A clash on Palifax street in Pensacola involves City Mayor Buss and Secretary W. C. Jones of the chamber of commerce over a new ordinance to separate whites and Negroes on streetcars. Jones calls Buss a liar. Buss says he did not sign the ordinance pending constitutionality review. Jones later surrenders after an exchange with Mayor Bliss, who restrains from signature. Police arrest Jones. In Death Valley Bullfrog Nev August 29 Judge Lt Bethune presumed dead. A mining expert linked to Marry Bethune of Butte is reported missing. A hunter finds a mule and a pack outfit near Suresor well, suggesting possible death of the elderly man referenced.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bliss
Jones
Death Valley
Lt. Bethune
Marry Bethune
Butte
Mon
Bethune
Sears
James C Weiler
Bar
Weller
Veiluride
Cato
Suresor Well
Aubie
Rethine
Kame
Grain and Live Stock Market Report Summary
Grain and live stock prices and market notes from Chicago and surrounding exchanges. Lists items like wheat, corn, cattle, sheep, and prices in dollars, with regional mentions such as Cleveland and New York. Mentions specific lots and values, showing mixed activity and regional price references.
Negotiations Advance as Japan Waives Indemnity Demand
Portsmouth reports that Japan will renounce direct or indirect compensation for war costs and may concede Sakhalin arbitration. Witte dissents publicly. Japan’s stance shifts burden to Russia if acceptance falters. Vanderlip, banker, visits port to gauge financial angles amid talks. Peace odds rise as formal indemnity issue nears resolution.
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Portsmouth
N H
Russia
M. Witte
Peterhof
Japan
Oyster Bay
Bator Kantio
Meyer
Frank A Vanderip
Cirs National Bank of New York
Reg.ster
John Hoy
Vanderlip
Russian Finance Mini
New York
City National Bank
Tokyo
Steam Pipe Burst At Electric Light Plant Injures Several
Danville Aug 29 two men fatally and three seriously burned by a 16 inch steam pipe bursting at the Danville electric light plant. John Richards fatally injured. A Tuttie, William Thornton, Samuel Nicum all of Danville seriously burned. Fire caused darkness and suspended streetcar service. Also notes Blackmar will. brief items on other incidents and deaths including plague deaths in Panama.
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Danville
Avs
John Richards
Georgetown
Ed Caldwell
A. &Tuttie
William Thornton
Samuel Nicum
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Thessattrell’s
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Jobn Bonnell
M. L. Bonnell
Cumberland
Ella Wilso
Forest
Whroeksville
Jas Stewart
Guy
Mary Stuber
Ceed
William H. Haines
Financial Report
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M. L. Hartley
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Lounty
New Gottongen
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Old Point Comfort
Ocean Grove
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Goth
Longfellow
Jeff Williams
Campbell’s
Doin Morganp
Roland Potts
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Jef Wiliams
Alred Cagle
Paiding
Lore City
Walter Udeil
Queneers
New Gottengen
Gildea
Charles’ Morris
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Walter
Emma Udell
Martha Heidlebach
Sandfill
U.P
Edward Hall
Colampus
Court House News
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Veterans OF
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Chicago
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North Salem
Neta New School
Chicaco Hube
Lombe Gord
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Pest Pe
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Mattie
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Seaman
Ittsburg
Gincinnatia
Cottle Steere
Mts
St Petersburg
Roosevelt
Sakhalin
Foreign Office
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Blackmar
Brochton
Mass
Aus
Wimont W. Blackmar
Maney T Creel
Leusville
United States
Vivssos
Grant
Robert E Lee
Apnecat To
Novi, Val Vie
Kets Cotener
Yiettis
Custer
St Louis Expositon
Lee
Panama
State Department
Pasama
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