Democratic State Ticket for Governor Pattison Touck Mathers Rice
The Democratic slate lists IUAN M. Pattison of Clermont for Governor Lewis B. Touck of Koos for Lieutenant Governor Wugh P. Mathers of Shelby for Supreme Judge James A. Rice of Stark for Attorney General Herman McCleary of Cambridge for Infirmary Director and Dr. C R Johnson for Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Touck
Koos
Wugh P. Mathers
Shelby
James A. Rice
Stark
R. E. Glass
Senecaville
James Hardesty
Cambridge
MS Johnson
36 Orr
Bresville
Herman McCleary
C. R. Johnson
Democratic Senatorial Convention Set For Coshocton Ohio
Official notice calls the Democratic Senatorial Convention for the joint district of Ohio to convene in Coshocton on Thursday September 14, 1905 at 9:00 a.m. Delegates are apportioned by Parker votes, with Coshocton, Guernsey, Tuscarawas and Noble counties listed. J. E. Hurst elected temporary chairman and L. McDowd temporary secretary. Thurman Spriggs named chairman. C B Cottom secretary.
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Jay
Ohio
Ohin
Coshocton
Whaetck A. m
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Umder
Wis
Guernsey
al Monte Cnant
Tuscarawas
Noble County
Tlon
J. E. Hurst
Phielphia
Dns
L. McDowd
Casherton
Thurman Spriggs
C. BE. Cottom
Cox and the Judiciary in Ohio Political Fight
An editorial urges Ohio voters and bar members to elect an anti Cox anti-boss anti-gang legislature to curb perceived judicial gerrymandering. It claims George Cox of Cincinnati has long pushed bills shaping judicial districts to favor Democrats and Republicans alike, noting a dramatic rise in the share of subdivisions and partisan majorities over two decades.
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Ohio
Dennion Meas
George Bo Cox
Cincinnati
Civintan
United Sheet and Tin Plate to reopen Marietta plant
The United Sheet and Tin Plate Co\n announces full adjustment of affairs and that the Marietta plant will be operating early in September. With new machinery on hand the firm spent over 10000 in repairs and improvements and expects to employ nearly four hundred workers on three eight hour shifts when running. Two carloads of machinery arrived over the Pennsylvania Lines for the steel plant and will be used with the tin mill. A note about miner activity mentions brisk work in Guernsey coal fields and improving conditions in Eastern Ohio Massillon district. Shipments to Panama and general trade centers indicate improving business overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Marietta
United States
Pennsylvania
Guernsey
Orshoeton
Crooksville
Ohio
Massillon
Pittsburgh
Panama
National
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Et A
Arkansas
Bor Dar
England
fragmentary 19th century crime rhetoric on mob rule
A damaged OCR passage expresses hostile views toward Black people and endorses mob action. It references white complicity, enforcement of order by force, and calls for aiding apprehension of criminals, reflecting incendiary rhetoric of the era.
Obituary: Nora Freeman Niehholson Dies in Cambridge Family
Nora Freeman Niehholson died after illness, previously living in Cambridge and Byesville, with later months in Phoenix. She was a Presbyterian member, survived by husband, a daughter Lela May, and son William M. Funeral held in Byesville with Northwood burial. Distants attendees included S. W. Nicholson family, Feoie Licklider, and Will Freeman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Freeman Nievhelsen
Apa
Ink Presta
Byusville
Anjust Wai
Ste
Niehadser
Prev
Meirs
Nieholson
Phoenix
Arizona
Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Columbus
Lela May
William M
Byesville
Northwood
S. W. Nicholson
Lucia
New Philadelphia
Feoie Licklider
Illsburn
Will Freeman
Midvaie
Card of Thanks for a Father's Death
Card of thanks from Lillie M Turner Gen N Stewart and Welban Stewart to friends and neighbors for kindness during the death of dear father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie M. Turner
Gen. N. Stewart
Welba N. Stewart
Sympathy of Newsboys Touch Colorado Mining Family
A boy delivers a simple bouquet to Thomas Walsh in Beacon Street after a tragic autumn accident. Newsboys on Bellevue Avenue, moved by the event, conveyed heartfelt sympathy on behalf of their gang and Walsh’s neighbors, emphasizing sincere gratitude. Mr Walsh pledges to remember the kindness as the community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Evelyn Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Rockies
Hans
Jim
Ife
Mr. Walsh
Battjing
Bellevue Avenue
Grafting as It Is Grafted on Laws in 1902
A fragmentary critique of the 1902 Bureau of Uniform Accounting proposal and related acts. It argues the law already provided account examination for public officials, warned of bloated offices, and questioned safeguards and expense handling, noting amendments from 1904 and ongoing public record requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Hicerst
Agin
Republican party rifts over Governor Herrick in state race
Fragmented letters and editorials accuse party leaders of ridiculing Governor Herrick and urge Republicans to face the fall choice honestly. The debate centers on Herrick’s leadership, Roosevelt’s national issue relevance, and whether GOP supporters will back Herrick or oppose the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubdies
Hern
Herrick
Roosrselt
Panama Canal
Mate
Death of Aged Woman Reported to Auditor Wallace
An obituary note from Kimtedton announces the death of Mrs. Nebecca Wallace aged about four years. The record states she had been ill with diseases tied to advanced age. A fuller life sketch will appear in a Jeffersonian edition later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Wallace Atwlewram
Kimtedton
Nebecca Wallace
Jeffersonian
First Putal Accent at Great Wehrle Stove Works
A laborer, about 40, died after a late afternoon accident at the Welurle Stove Works in Newark Ohio. He was operating a steam huddle crank when the machine grabbed him, tearing his face and neck. The man fell into a mill and died within ten minutes. It is the first fatal work accident at the plant since it began operations. The report notes a large number of tin plate mills in the United States Steel Corp remain closed, with only about one third operating, and predicts most mills may be running by September. A fifteen cent per box loyalty discount is offered to preferred customers amid the mill shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Wehrle Stove Works
Newark
Wil- Titerhe
A& Daborer
Welurle
West Isne
Urban
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Manessen
Shenango
American
Laughlin
Pood
Yin
Petit Jurors Drawn for Noble County Court Term
Caldwell Ohio August 25 14105 All preparations for opening common pleas court are complete. The Barber larceny of bonds case from Guernsey County dominates interest with venue change and judge assignment in question for September 25. Jurors listed to appear September 7 include John Fulton Fremont Fiutechins Wm McKeedy Lafe Blake E L Glover Reed Ward Wayne E J Bennett Joseph Ur Bik Mil ler Bert Barnes Lem Shively Mitford Nares Win Arrick J Rucker and more.
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Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Noble County
Barber
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Mackey
Kennedy
Tarber
John Fulton
Nohip
Fremont Fiutechins
Olive
Wm. McKeedy
Jackson
Lafe Blake
L. Glover
Reed Ward
Wayne
E. J. Bennett
Jefferson
Joseph Ur. Bik
Frank Miller
Bert Barnes
Stock
Lem Shively
Beaver
Mitford Nares
Win. Arrick
J Rucker
Ges
Buc O
W.W. McClintock
Marion
Vuilla
The Largest Locomotive Exhibition at St Louis Fair
The largest locomotive ever built was shown at last year’s St Louis fair to haul heavy trains on steep grades, reducing the need for extra engines. Also promoted is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claiming over 40 years of cures for stomach liver kidneys and female disorders, with notes on indigestion constipation cramps headaches and fever.
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St Louis
Torlay Aed
Iehranese
Judge Howhgsworth Provs Belmont Court Illness
St Clairsville Belmont County common pleas court chief Judge Howhgsworth remains seriously ill. Friends report gradual improvement and hope he can travel to Battle Creek for treatment. District judges have arranged coverage for September term with Judge Mackey of Cambridge to sit locally for two weeks. Dudna of Unaker City visited relatives in town.
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St Clairsville
Acura
Dellings
Battle Creek
Belmonts County Common Pleas Court
Oddities of the News Reflect Human Traits Everywhere
A World feature catalogs curious scenes from life and fiction including fires sparked by bottle alarms, a six year old quelling panic by tearing bunting, a Congressman's Paris episode, nude statues styled in kimono, and civic ventures by the new woman in Seaside and Roseland. The piece mocks collecting habits and notes strange domestic incidents as a tablet of worldly oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Chicago
Sullvan
Paris
Atlantic City
Kansas
The Sultan's Costly Dinner Described in Philadelphia Bulletin
The Sultan of Turkey hosts a lavish feast costing about 35,000 a de, with fifty or more dishes brought on in silver service. An ornate tasting ritual precedes each course, overseen by the grand vizier, who must break seals before the sultan eats. The costly banquet reflects royal extravagance and meticulous preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Turkey
Joblakiars
Death case notes fine in dairy violation case
A misread article fragment reports a man from Lsville fined 40 for dairy practice violations connected to a death. Emmett Wourless appears in a dairy case brought by the Dairy and Food Commissioner, with guilty pleas indicated and a trial before Mayor Herrick.
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Aomilkiman
Lsville
Wis
S40
Enets FF Miernina
Mayer Herrick
Tee
Ainst
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Clarence Jeffries Dead
Clarence Jeffries aged 29 died at his North 2nd to 3rd streets home after a two month illness of inflammation of the bowels He belonged to the M P church and recently worked at Reefing Co He was trusted by co workers and his wife and two children survive His funeral was held at Mov church Tuesday afternoon at 2 conducted by Rev C E Sheppard with Northwood cemetery burial
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Clarence Refries
M.P. Church
Reefing Co
Waorkmen
Mov
C. EB. Sheppard
Northwood Cemetery
Cambridge Baptist Association Adopts Two New Churches
The Cambridge Baptist Association adjourned after an engaging session in which two new churches were recognized and received, Newcomerstown and Byesville. The next meeting is scheduled with the Byesville church in August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Baptist Association
Newcomerstown
Byesville
Cambridge Ordinance for North Seventh Street Special Tax and Bonds
Cambridge council enacts an ordinance to assess special taxes on front feet of parcels abutting North Seventh Street from Steubenville Avenue to Foster Avenue. Funds will cover street grading and vitrified brick paving, with ten annual installments and bonds issued to finance costs, secured by city revenue and pledge. The plan details installments, exemptions, and bond terms, with Mayor approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cag Ty
Camhbridge
I Trehsulv
Sever
T. E. Cook
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Loval Editur
Gus
Iuan M. Pattison
Clermont
Charles E. Mason
Butler
Board of Public Works
P.O. McGo
Montgomery
Democratic
Usth
Bova
Jean Carnetidats
Cleve
Japan
Russa
Japar
COX and the Judiciary
Indy
George B. Cox
CAN Uge
CEM Agreay
United Sheet and Tin Plate Company
General Industrial News
Gondemn Bouker
Saitv Asa
Tad Ryguielai
Wittian
Ander Stephens
Netail
Daver
Sprak
le Ray
N.Y
Colorado
Kung’s Eye de Gagmos
Flowers Bron
Gorn
Thormas Boyd
Ankertown
Vince Deauty
Guibert Amd
Atif Saue Tatin
Inetegse
Meney
Alesiah Thyea
Beethet
Lurause
Josiah Teva
Tad Landsuds
Judge Howhgsworth
FL. Dudna, Esq
Unakerity
Viola D. Romans
Fami
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Round
W. S. Hartley & Sons
Clarence Jeffries
C. L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
N.R. Morgan
Concord
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