Resignation at Mutual Life as Officers Plotted
Boston announces the resignation of President Richard A. McCurdy and family from Mutual Life. James H. Eckels may replace him to appease policyholders, while Thomas W. Lawson plans to use proxies to dismiss all officers. Lawson warns of further revelations on office misuse and multi million burnec transactions yet to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life
Jamess H. Eckels
Pres. McCurdy
Thomas W. Lawson
Mutual Life Insurances Company
Lawson
Mutual
Burnec
Dawes Facing Opposition In His Home District
Columbus report states Representative Harvey Smith of Washington county said his successor George White a Democrat is being groomed to oppose Congressman Beman G Dawes. White is an oil operator a Princeton man and a strong challenger if Dawes is renominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harvey Smith
Washington County
George White
Beman G. Dawes
Water care for constipation
Half a pint of hot water taken an hour before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics should be avoided. When a purgative is needed take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle in their action. For sale by Brenan & Wilson and J. M. Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
J. M. Hawthorne
Community notice of gratitude for sympathy after pneumonia death
A card from Fairview Ohio dated November 29 1905 thanks the people of Fairview and distant friends for sympathy and kindness after the death of brother Robert Gardiner from pneumonia. Signed by J A Gardiner May Gardiner and Nannie Ze Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview, O
Jeffersonian
Columops
Fairview
Robert Gardiner
J. A. Gardaner
May Gardiner
Nannieze Gardiner
Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian church
A sizable audience gathered for Thanksgiving services led by Pastor Dr. Ken C. Hayes. Miss Amelia Mathews and Miss Brosman sang a duet as offertory proceeds of 30.43 dollars were collected for the Dorcas Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ken C. Hayes
E. A. Jester
M. E. Church
Amelia Mathews
Miss Brosman
Massillon
Hayes
Dorcas Society
J. W. Brown
Thessalonians
G. O. Miller
W. S. White
United Brethren In Christ
Mr. Simmons
A. M. E. Church
Logan Welcome Daughter On Highland Avenue Friday
Bomn announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs R M Logan at Highland avenue on Friday December 1 1905 Dilley and Erven have completed the stone work for the new Catholic church in Byesville Dr Charles Ringer and two sons of Pittsburgh are visiting his brother Dr J W Ringer and family on South 11th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomn
R. M. Logan
Highland Avenue
Dilley & Erven
Byesvile
Charles Ringer
Pitteburg
J. W. Ringer
South 11Th
Arect
Common Pleas Court
R. V. Orme
David Okey
Cambridge Stamping & Supply Co
Virginia M. Ogier
Charles T. Ogier
Dr. Crumbacker
Antrim
W. P. Crumbacker
Henry Wells
Cleveland
L. C. Wells
East Steubenville Avenue
Isaac Duffey
Thomas Duffey
Carrans, Mich
Cambridge Weddings and Local Pairings this Holiday Season
Eight young people from Cambridge are listed in the season’s society notices. Miss Anna Lelia Wallace wed Prof. Samuel Fletcher Speck of Milnersville in Kimbolton with Rev. Harry W. Stewart officiating. The couple will reside in Milnersville after a wedding tour. Additional ceremonies include Gertrude Opperman marrying John Davis, followed by a refined supper. Frank Stout and Lizzie Ley wed at Mr. and Mrs. Mathias’ home. Jessie Crumzine and Luther Reynolds also tied the knot with a small gathering and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Wallace
Kingbolton
Anna Lelia Wallace
Samuel Fletcher Speck
Milnersville
Harry W. Stewart
Kimbolton M. E
Wim. R. Dougherty
Clarissa Wallace
Grace Speck
Ola Gilson
Lizzie Wallace
Hattie Ripps
Muilnersville
A. Y. Speck
Spec
10Th Street
Gertrude Opperman
John Davis
BE. A. Jester
M. E. Church
Davis
Opperman Coal Co
Cambridge
Stout
Ley
Frank Stout
Lizzie Ley
Wm. Mathias
North &Th Street
E. A. Jester
Luther Reynolds
Jessie Crumzine
Bear Barnes” ‘Mills
G. O. Miller
U. P
Windlord Scott Indicted on 452 Counts in Athens Grand Jury
Athens county grand jury returns 452 additional indictments against Windlord Scott former deputy auditor charged with about $10 000 shortage in county treasury Forty five indictments for forgery seven for larceny and nineteen previously returned by a former jury George Markley Esq of Newark visiting daughter Mrs Noah Atkins on East Beatty avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Windlord Scott
George Markley, Esq
Newark
Mrs
Noah Atkins
East Beatty Avenue
Miss Nora Smith Dies at Kimbolton Road at 18
Miss Nora Smith of Kimbolton Road No 2 died November 25 1005 at about eighteen years old. Daughter of Albert and Caroline Smith she joined Rockyfork M E church at twelve and served to win others for Christ. Funeral services were held at the house Monday at ten conducted by Rev Cummings, then Wesley Chapel church services followed by interment. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Smith
Kimbolton RD. No. 2
Albert
Caroline Smith
Rockyfork M. E
Mr. Cummings
Wesley Chapel
Grand Duke Vladmir Aims at Czar in St Petersburg
A St Petersburg report says Grand Duke Vladmir attempted to assassinate Czar Nicholas, wounding him in the hand, amid opposition to the czarist constitutional plans. The dispatch notes Vladmir’s known enmity with the czar and hints at royal infighting. In Poland the czar decreed martial law abolition. Chicago reports widow Anna Merrill, late Bishop Merrill, died of heart paralysis.
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Poland
Merrill
Chicago
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Vladimir
Villamir
Anna Merrill
Mer Hl
Wild Teasers of Chinese Boycott Lift and College Strike
News briefs report that Chinese merchants near Shanghai abandoned the American goods boycott after a typhoon and flood destroyed basements full of stock, credited to Chinese superstition affecting policy. Separately, Bellefonte reports State College students strike over cuts and essex rules, amid President Atherton's pneumonia and local accidents and real estate moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shanhai
Dork
C. Ede
China
Bellefonte
State College
George W. Atherton
Anchor Pain Expelier Endorsed as Quick Relief Remedy
In a local brief this issue notes an advertisement praising Anchor Pain Expelier as a rapid universal remedy for rheumatism. It lists price as five cents and aae. The column then moves to court notes including receivership actions, alimony cases, and local social updates with residents visiting relatives and traveling.
FALLING FLAGPOLE KILLS MOTHER AND CHILD IN AU SABLE
In Au Sable Michigan on December 1 a carriage wheel tangled with a flagpole wire and a pole crushed Mrs William Gardner and her five year old son, while two other occupants of the carriage escaped injury. A jealous stabbing and suicide near St Joseph Maine are noted in separate items. Colonel Clarence R Edwards reports the Philippines needs include a market access funds for farmers and better transport facilities.
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Au Sable
Mich
William Gardner
Garener
Atl
Philippines
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
Congress
Threat of Macedonians and Balkan flashpoint
The British government received Sofia dispatches claiming the Macedonian committee issued an ultimatum, warning of war between Turkey and Bulgaria if demonstrations fail. Bulgaria and Romania seek to pressure Turkey, while powers avoid full warfare over Macedonian financial control. In Sebastopol, rebel forces clash with loyal ships as mutiny quashes. Also, 100,000 St. Petersburg workers locked out amid martial law moves in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sofia
Macedonian Committee
Turkey
Bulgaria
Roumania
Macedonia
United Kingdom
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Poland
Chicago Captures Western Football Championship
Chicago defeated Michigan 2 to 0 to claim the Western football championship. The decisive points came on a safety touchdown in the second half after a Michigan punt return attempt. Captain Catlin starred for Chicago, and Michigan’s Clark was penalized for a risky return. In Peoria, George Prior of the Social Athlete club was seriously injured in a game with Lombard College, needing an operation that will end his playing career. Lombard lost 11 to 6 amid protest of a late touchdown.
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Michigan
Chicago
Catlin
Clark
Eckersall
Peoria
George Prior
Social Athlete Club
Fincal
Lombard College
Lombard
Fire destroys Standard Oil warehouse at Armourdale
Kansas City reports a blaze at the Standard Oil warehouse in Armourdale causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Ten thousand gallons of kerosene and gasoline oil and large amounts of oil products were stored inside and consumed. An explosion tore down the walls, ending the building’s use as the company’s principal western warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Standard Oi Company
Armourdale
Kan
Standard Company
Whiting
Ind
Defeat’s Toll Fells Zanesville Leader John Crozier
John BD Crozier a prominent Zanesville business man and former member of the board of public service died at Columbus hospital after election defeat. He showed signs of distress and was moved to Columbus state hospital where he passed away. His long local political involvement drew much regret from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John #. Crozier
Board of Public Service
Columbus, G
John BD. Crozier
Zanesville
Columbus Hospital
Crozier
Columbus State Hospital
Sensible Atchison girl and mother bond through hair rituals
A Atchison Kansas Globe report follows a young woman described as a moth er girl who stayed close to her mother after school and supported the family. She buys theatre tickets for both, braids her hair each night as her mother lies beside her, and a charming escort begins to visit. The piece ends with the mother’s whispered wish for her daughter’s happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Atchison
Novel farm dispute ends with bee line bovine charge
On November 25 a Jersey bull from Thornsille charged at workers and a farmer named Divon after a dispute over where poles could be set. The man shouted for the workers to show the paper they claimed gave them rights, prompting a change in the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornsille
Divon
Tub
Care for sore nipples before and after nursing
Advice notes using Chamberlain's Sake to soothe sore nipples after feeding. Suggests wiping with a soft cloth then allowing nursing. Claims widespread use by trained nurses and recommends purchasing Chamberslain's Sake at 25 cents per box from Brenan & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's Sake
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
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Senator Burton
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G .O. Miller
Gupio
Grosvenor
Czar
Warsaw
Wrath of
Wo. L. Stiles
Cambridge RD
Jon
Rowles
Styles
S. K. Shriver
Omaha
Neb
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Martha Shriver
Guernsey County
A. O. Barber
Wyoming
C. C. Cosgrove
John M. Ogier
Steubenville Avenue
Iv.a. Hant
David W. Nossett
A. Weedon
Chas. A. Beck
Wm. A. Lucas
H. E. Loomas
Tt. T. Scott
St Joseph
John Lewis
Mattie Spence
Memorial Home For
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England
Sebastopol
Rostislav
Sacken
Pamyst Azova
Svirepy
Otchakoff
Schmidt
Bielostok
Conlon
Sting OF
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