Ship Subsidy and Ohio River Improvement Debate
The article discusses congressional plans and public interest in the ship subsidy bill benefiting railroads and trusts, versus the Ohio River improvement project aiding general commerce. It critiques the subsidy as enriching powerful combines like Standard Oil, while the riverwork would lower freight costs and boost broad citizen benefits. It also covers the President’s Message, labor unrest in Cuba and the anthracite strike, and notes on Ohio clerks’ law ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Treasury
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Standard Oil Company
Beneft
Ohio River
Ohio and
Missippi Valley
Republic
Weeds and consumption ad from Scott's Emulsion
An early 1900s advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the cure for consumption with warnings about avoiding self-deception and a free sample offer. The text also includes a bank statement from Central National Bank Cambridge Ohio dated November 25 1902 and local notices.
Local Notes From Creighton and Nearby Areas
Miss Alta Stevens visited her sister Mrs Baker in Cambridge last week. Miss Alice Mehaffey returned home from Cambridge for a month’s vacation. C R Beal is building a new blacksmith shop. R Mehaffey and wife visited Mrs Mehaffey’s parents Mr and Mrs J D Bell of Indian Camp. Mr McGeorge and Mr Cook of New Concord stayed with Kenneth Cleland on Route 1 during Thanksgiving week. Misses May and Ada Moore returned to their home near Chandlersville after visiting friends. WN A Ulrich and J Beal attended the Teachers’ Association in Marietta. Rev William Lawrence will preach at the U P church of North Salem December 7 at 11:30 am. Basil Smith held a public sale of personal property on the 28th and plans to move to Cambridge soon. Golby Fisher and Geo Beal made a business trip to Stark County. Alec Pattison traded his farm near Clio to the Lanning brothers of Claysville for their grocery store. A J M Armstrong invoiced Isaac M Danning & Bro.’s store in Claysville last week. John Wilson sold a pair of two year olds for 260 dollars.
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Hattie Johnston
Antrim
R. E. Frizzell
Barnesville
P. Bond
Londonderry
Howard Johnston
Ransom Young and Little Son
Cambridge
John Anderson
J. FB. Brower
W. OC. Bond
James Hunter
Sewellsville
Thomas Merrit
James Arnold
Fairview
H. H. Hunt
John Wingst
West Virginia
W. C. Bond
T. M. Bond
Albers Cunningham
T A. Gray
Mr. Rankin
William Milligan
Washington
B.E. Heiner
Columbus
James B. Fairchild
Campridge
Presbyterian
W. N. Patterson
Dr. Harrison
James Stewart
Ethel Patterson
Tev. W. F. Weir
D. E. Patterson
S. Svewasb
Stewart
Forsythe’s Mines
John Martin
Kimbolton
Maud McCollum
Jennie McCulley
John
D. P. Wilson
Brush Run
Lulu Howell
George Clark
Clark
Wm. Lawrence
Connelaville
U. P. Church of North Salem
Basil Smith
Messrs
Golby Fisher
Geo. Beal
Stark County
Alec Pattison
Clio
Lanning Brothers
Claysville
J. M. Armstrong
Isaac M.danning & Bro
O. Craig Patton
Marietta
John Wilson
Senecaville
Ethel Hale
Lena Housewan
P. Halewan
Cambridge Tuesay
Harry P. Spenser
Salesville
Harry Cameron
Hartford
John B. Spencer
Albert
Wilson
Elmer Smith
Love City
Nellie
Linda Brill
Hare
Hayes Hutchinson
Owen Daniel
Cumberland
Ferguson
Wm. Hannums
Newark
Joe Hannums
Ben Hart Jr
Allegheny
Beulah Lowry
Lure City
Mary Cain
Clara Dilley
Little Son
Canal Dover
Mary Wolfe
Quaker City
Dr. Arndt
N. G
Grant Hartup
V. G
Wm. Durant
J. BB
Hartup
Fin
Brown
Treas
Jus. Mosier
J. BB. Hartup
Manetta
Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Local social notes and Thanksgiving weekend visits
Misses Ethel Hale and Lena House were in Senecaville with various guests from Cambridge and Cambridge visitors filled the week. Thanksgiving gatherings extended to Love City, Kimbolton, Cumberland and Newark with multiple family and church events. The I O O F elected officers, marriages and a funeral in Zanesville marked holiday observances.
Local notes from Cambridge area and nearby towns
Mrs Magabeth Chester returns home after visiting Cambridge relatives. Mrs Mattie Heal of Milnersville guests nearby. Various locals, including Ferguson, W Floyd, Lizzie Radd, J W Redda, H T Ford and Mule son, Prof J R Hartup, Homer Osborn, EB Chester, N B Agy, Jane Garber, Homer Sproat, James Foster and Verna, Mac Simona, O B Lanning, J G Kennedy, Basil Smith, Hubert Bell, Miss Florence Fisher, Weatfail, and Harding, appear in community visits, travel, and small business notes across Cambridge Saleaville and surrounding hamlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magabeth Chester
Cambridge
Mattie Heal
Milnersville
Messrs
Ferguson and
W. Floyd
Levening
Misa Lizzie’ Radd
Milnergvite
J. W. S Redda
H. T. Ford and
Muleson
J. R. Hartup
Teachers’ Institute
Marietta
Homer Osborn
EB. Chester
N. B. Agy
Jane Garber
Homer Sproat
Creighton
Chas. Sproat
James Foster
Verna
Saleaville
Mac Simona
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Mary Hurrel
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Ilinois
the Times
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Lebanon
J.C. Hope
Bond
Geological Survey
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Skullfork Creek
Stillwater Creek
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N.Y
Central National Bank
U. S
Athens
United
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Sisisesee Ree
Guernsey County
S McCartney
Bain Do
W.S McCartney
W. Mathews, Jr
F. W. Crawford
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Woodworh
Old National Bank
Tarseee Oe
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Notal
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National ‘Banke
State of
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R Murray
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Calliban
Notary Public
M. Burgess
W. Campr B
J. Aeah ER
Pleasant City
C. W. McClure
M. L. Racksey
Ava
H. M. Nicholson
Sprivafield
Sheridan Nicholson
Jacob Nicholson
Florence Crow
Glenwood
Sadie Lewis
J. M. Kackley
Bayless Kackley
Charley Boyd
Dr. Kackley
Dr. Belford
Barberton
Ab Caldwell
Nimrod
M. L. Trott
H. W. Arndt
Lore City
J. C. Woodburn
Wills Township
L. & Garber
Valley Township
M. L. Hartley
F. Craig
Central National Bank 5
Sienday
Alex Robins
John Boyd
Ayer
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Langsville, O
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Miles
Alex, Holman
U. B. Church
Marion, Ind
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Elkhart
Ind
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Kate Stranathan
Mr. Evans
Wayland
T. J. Evans
Mary Stevens
Cleveland
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Newyork
Lyle C. Moore
Zanesville
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H. C Moreledge
D. Allbritain
G. H. Daniel
G. M. Hutchison
Dr. WE. Elder
Chandiersville
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Epworth League
J. A. Langley
Ada Conner
Columbus Friends
Nicholas Beechler
Bessie Wilson
George Beechler
Harpester
Vetter
Cvetter
Ohi
Lorecity
ODELL
G. C. Lanning
O. B. Lanning
Winterset
J. G. Kennedy
Hubert Bell
Panther Run
Wan. Harding
Kimbolton Y
Florence Fisher
Mr. Weatfail
Paine’s
Paine
Lacey Begalades
Abasolo
Muneee
Mexico
Mr. Dias
Sam
Diamond
Burlintgon
IFOR
Munsing
S. A. Craig
Jurjong Crags
Meil
the Davis Dry Goods CO
Wheeling Ave
Mast & Harper Building
DOE & CO
Postoffice
Queensware
China
M. Hyatt
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Greenwald Bros., Cum Enice Stone
Pleasant Valley
B. A. Boyd
Bessie Stewart
Cornelius Hartey
New Concord
Henry Thomas
James Guthrie
Westland Township
KK. B. Gauley
J. D. Boyd
C. E. Alloway
Alloway
New York
Hull
Saxony
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Wheeling Avenue
O. Louis Kaufman
Scio College
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Seo
Guernacy
Johapnad
Ike
Lawancs
Wharton
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