Court House News Highlights Division of Common Pleas
Dismissals and divorces populate the docket. Thomas Mendenhall vs Jacob Linton dismissed at plaintiff costs. Bessie Love granted divorce from Ira Love with plaintiff custody. Jessie J Yerks vs Margaret Yerks divorce. Myrtle Fleming granted divorce and restored to maiden name Myrtle Fry. Judgment for plaintiff vs The Akron Coal Co. $25 plus costs. Byesville case extended to Feb 1 1910. adoption of Ada Bishard granted changing to Ada May Donelly. estate notices include sale publication proof.
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Common Pleas
Thomas Mendenhall
Jacob Linton
Bessie Love
Ira Love
Jessie J. Yerks
Margaret Yerks
Myrtle Fleming
Robert Fleming
Myrtle Fry
John Falot
Cambridge Collieries Co
Geo. Garen
The
Akron Coal Co
Carrie Donaldson
Byesville
Ada Bishard
Edward Donelly
Hannah Donelly
Ada May Donelly
John W. Frame
Kimbolton Social Round Includes Dinners Visits
Community notes record dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs D H Porter and Mrs Margaret Rallston. Guests include Legrand and Chas Mathers families Ella Wilson and Elmer Willis visit Cambridge. A new Common Pleas case Meighen versus Slovensky appears alongside local social visits.
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D. H. Porter
Legrand Mathers
Chas. Mathers
Floyd
D. P. Wilson
Ella
Elmer Willis
Cambridge
Margaret Rallston
Leota Jenkins
W. P. Dehart
Ann Dehart
Common Pleas Court
Samuel Meighen
Steven Slovensky
Justice of the Peace A
T. Johnson
W. W. Harper
Antrim
W. M. Allen
North Sixth Street
Pearl Nicholson
Cambridge R. D
City
Katherine Milligan
Zanesville
Ed. Shively
Senecaville
Geo. W. Brown
Sam J. Douglas and Son
Chas
Dole Wirick
Ida Berstler
Winterset
Burdock Blood Bitters Heralded By Ohio Resident
J. H. Walker of Sunbury Ohio reports long lasting dyspepsia and loss of appetite but says Burdock Blood Bitters cured him. The testimonial highlights digestive relief and renewed appetite from the product.
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J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
First Watch Brings Joy to Young Boy
A small boy with his first watch enjoys the moment while a medical ad promotes Dean's ointment for relief from eczema sores and itching. The message assures safety for children and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Dean
Constipation Cure Ad Promotes Dean's Regulats
An old advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a gentle bowel remedy. It claims constipation causes headache dizziness and languor and promises cure with a price of 25 cents. The text also includes odd phrases about cats birds and physics.
Man With Nervous Wife Needs No Burglar Alarm
A man with a worried wife says he does not require a burglar alarm claiming his home is safe without devices. The remark highlights domestic security perceptions amid rising crime concerns.
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Relief for Wounds
An advertising note promises instant pain relief and quick healing for cuts and burns using Dr Thomas Electric Oil. It emphasizes preparation for injuries and immediate effectiveness of the remedy.
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Thomas
Marrivn Man's View of Old Maid Matchups
A terse remark notes how some men behave as if nature made them suited for companionship with an older, unmarried woman, reflecting social stereotypes about marriage and suitability.
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief and allergy cure
Note recommends Ely's Dream palm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in the head. It purifies and soothes the nasal membranes, aims to cure not just relieve. No cocaine or mercury. Sold by all druggists 50 cents mailed by Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
The Self Made Man Makes Noise Like a Phonograph
A remark notes that a self made man sometimes sounds like a phonograph delivering his own voice. The claim emphasizes self made status and the audible, mechanical quality of his speech.
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims Cambridge Testimony
Cambridge resident Alexander Allender testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney weakness and back pain. He says energy returned and pain relief lasted, with repeat use as needed. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
Dean
Alexander Allender
Pike
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
County officials urged to fund travel for appraisal conference
A plea asks county commissioners to cover traveling expenses for a proposed joint conference of appraisers and county auditors. No provision exists for such allowances, leaving attendees unable to join. The account bureau officers threaten political pressure if funds are not allowed.
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Bureau of Accounting
Pittsburg Coal Operators Banquet Seeks Sherman Act Change
The Pittsburg Coal Operator's Association held a Thursday banquet aiming to push legislation favorable to their interests. Only two of many invited senators and congressmen attended, suggesting public officials fear the people. The coal barons want the Sherman Act amended to fit their needs and had to extend invitations beyond formal guests.
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Pittsburg
Uncertain Congress Opens With Focus on Insurgent Issues
The president's message will be read in Congress tomorrow as leaders in each branch plan actions but avoid detailing programs. Insurgent influence shapes railroad, Nicaraguan, and tariff matters while Arizona and New Mexico statehood looms as early topics.
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Congress
Cannon
House
Aldrich
Senate
Canada
Arizona
New Mexico
November Shatters Ohio Warmth Record
The past month was the warmest November in Ohio in 39 years, with average temperatures about nine degrees above normal.
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Ohio
Senator Lorimer Emerges as Rising Republican Boss
Senator William Lorimer of Illinois shows strong momentum toward becoming a major and influential Republican power broker, signaling a likely ascent in party leadership.
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William Lorimer
Illinois
Rumor of War Risks Polarizing Alliances Ahead of Convention
A political commentary warns that starting a war rumor too early could consolidate factions, arguing restraint until near the national convention. It suggests that even a minor clash with Zelaya might push factions together or apart depending on timing and rhetoric.
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Zelaya
Presidency Ends Bureau Chiefs Informing Congress
President's order ends the long held practice of bureau chiefs briefing members of Congress. Officials say reporters remain the primary source for official information, reversing a historic custom and altering access to government data.
Judge Rules Sidewalks Public Highways In City Nuisance Abatement
Judge Sater of the U S district court states sidewalks are public highways owned by the public from inside to outside line and any encroachment that impedes travel is a nuisance abatable by municipal authorities.
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Sater
U.S. District Court
Judge Thompson Refuses Injunction in Bridgeport Dispute
Judge Thompson of the U S court at Cincinnati denies the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co request for an injunction restraining depredations at Bridgeport. He refers the case to Judge Slater of Columbus noting the extraordinary nature of injunctions and the need for careful consideration.
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Thompson
U. S
Cincinnati
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Bridgeport
Slater
Columbus
Central Bank Debate Sparks Fear Of Foreign Control
A Commoner editorial argues that a great central bank is foreign to U S institutions and instincts. It contends such a bank would dominate competition, cow smaller firms, and concentrate money into key commercial centers.
Real Estate Appraisers Face Higher Costs and Staffing Rules
Appraisers may appoint assistants under Attorney General Denman opinions. They must assess needed supernumeraries carefully as costs for appraisals are expected to rise sharply, about two and a half times previous levels, with the ultimate consumer bearing the burden.
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Denman
Secretary Wilson Notes Meat Prices Hit by Retail Markups
Secretary Wilson says one third of what people eat is meat and price rises come mainly from retailers. He plans to report later on butter eggs groceries and other foods. He notes two fifths of family expenses go to food and praises the agriculture secretary for providing information to ease consumer costs.
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Wilson
State Auditor Fullington Calls Real Estate Appraisers Meet
State officials announce a meeting of the state real estate appraisers in Columbus on December 15 called by State Auditor Fullington to discuss appraisal methods and oversight.
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Fullington
Columbus
General Speaks Orders Saloons Closed and Martial Law Proclaimed
General Speaks first act upon Bridgeport arrival is to close saloons, halt liquor transport by street cars, and declare martial law. Belmont County towns are dry, but West Virginia nearby raises liquor concerns. Fear centers on cross river lawlessness and unapproved actions by Ohio strikers. Larkin Lewis and Joshua Bishop discuss with State Board of Arbitration to seek peaceful, equitable resolution and prevent further bloodshed.
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General
Bridgeport
Belmont County
West Virginia
Larkin
Lewis
Joshua Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Roosevelt Seen as Plank in Insurgent Bloc Standstill
The piece argues Roosevelt should remain abroad to avoid a guerrilla war amid Insurgents and Reactionaries. It notes his favorable view by Insurgents and warns of hidden knowledge troubling leaders. It recalls a predeparture message about congress leaders fearing investigations in the secret service controversy.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Secret Service
President Faces Internal Challenge as Party Fractures
The article notes looming efforts within the president's party to undermine the administration. Preparations for an initial attack are under way as critics say the president has swerved from his pledges. Business interests demand honest law enforcement and hint at broader trouble beyond a sugar trust scandal.
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Sugar Trust
Government corruption in sugar cases exposed by inspectors
The article argues that officials face transfers when suspicions arise over scales, rewarding dishonest behavior. It claims government lawyers will show transfers follow inspector distrust, creating a system where honesty is punished and collusion with thieves prospers. It depicts a partisan, top‑down pressure from national to local levels.
Investigation Promised Amid Ongoing Trials
An honest and thorough probe is promised as trials proceed, with hopes that pertinent information will emerge while the process stays on track and not sidetracked.
City real estate assessors face tight quadrennial budget
Cambridge’s real estate assessors plan for a quadrennial appraisement but the set costs exceed the one twentieth of one percent tax duplicate. With salaries at 3.50 a day plus a clerk and other expenses, only about 455 dollars for five appraisers and 523 dollars for a clerk monthly are shown, leaving little for actual salaries as further legislation may be required.
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Board of Assessors
Cambridge
Washington area notices and incidents in brief
Local notes from Washington include social visits, birthday and postcard showers, and travels of Rev T H Taylor and Mrs Sarath Bumgardner. Drilling progress at Central Guernsy No 2 well is reported. a sheep house fire destroyed property. a wedding near Winterset is noted. a religious meeting series starts. transportation mishap leaves a damaged buggy after a near-miss with a motorcycle.
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Washington
T. H. Taylor
Cumberland
Central Guernsy Co
Sarath Bumgardner
Cambridge
James Temple
Wm. Beymer
Zanesville
James J. Patterson
Samuel Cochren
Walter W. Raub
Newark
Anna Hilman
Chicago
Susan Baxter
West Main Street
Center Township
Wm. N. Parry
Annie Berstler
Winterset
Stewart
A. T. Huber
The
Presbyterian Church
Mary Wallace
B. Wallace
California
Mart
Nora Hutton
Knox
Hutton
Pauls Charge and Crowns in Timothys Lesson
The study reviews 1 Timothy with focus on judgment, the return of Christ, and the role of believers as witnesses. It emphasizes preaching the word, enduring persecution, and pursuing rewards such as the crowns of righteousness life incorruptible and glory through faithful service to Christ.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Eccles
Hoth
Christ
Great White Throne
Jonah
Ezek
Netiy
Floeck
Lis
David
John
Presbyterians seek sale of church property in Guernsey County
The trustees of the Presbyterian Church of New Birmingham in Guernsey County Ohio filed a petition in Guernsey Common Pleas Court seeking authority to sell church real estate in Monroe Township described as part of the southeast quarter of section seven township four range two containing one half acre The deed notes the sale is requested because the premises are no longer needed for church purposes after a house of worship was erected on other premises The filing is dated November 25 4w
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Presbyterian Church of
New Birmingham
Guernsey County
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Monroe
County of
Guernsey
Robert Morris
Bids Sought for Pike Street Improvement in Quaker City
The village of Quaker City Ohio invites sealed bids from contractors to grade drain pave and curb Pike Street from the B and O railroad to Séceaville Street. Bids due noon December 27 1909 with bond of 260 or certified check. Bids must show all interested parties and use village forms.
Notice to Contractors for Senecaville Street Improvements
The village of Quaker City Guernsey county Ohio invites bids for grading draining and improving Senecaville street from Pike street to the west corporation line. Bids due December 27 at noon bonded with 300 or a certified check. Bidders must use approved forms. Council reserves right to reject any bid. November 25 1909.
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Quaker City
Juernsey County
Ohio
Pike Street
Séceaville Street
C. A. Bowles
Guernsey County
Senecaville Street
West Corporation
The Christmas Dinner and Dyspepsia Cures
An editorial note suggests that dyspepsia stems from a weak stomach more than a bad cook and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to restore appetite and stomach vigor, making meals enjoyable again.
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Hood
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