War talk and political tension spill from Ohio and beyond
Fragmented text describes political friction and potential settlements involving Governor Peabody and Senator Hanna with references to John Mitchell and Roosevelt. It mentions unrest, wartime rhetoric, and local civic notes including revival meetings and community movements. The piece weaves political figures, places like Cambridge and Mansfield, and scattered social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrado
Ori Reek
Peabody
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Local Notices and Social Notes from Blooming Grove Area
Miss Annie Montgomery and John Guyton visit relatives as town chatter includes Mr and Mrs James Hughes buying from William Spear. Mr Cline and daughter visit Mrs James Johnson while Blooming Grove schoolhouse burned last week. Ola Bonnell and Pi ment friends visited. Elmer Carter and spouse settle in new home near Middlebourne with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Montgomery
John Guyton
Thomas Guyton
James Hughes
William Spear
Cline
James Johnson
Ola
Bonnell
Elmer Carter
Middlebourne
Pleasant City Social Notes and Local Mentions
Pleasant City notes report visits and greetings from Mrs. Lou Frye and others visiting in nearby towns. A death in Derwent and burial at Bethel are noted, while residents travel to see relatives in Coshocton, Cambridge, and Lebanon. A brief reminiscence mentions Theodore M. Pomeroy, former speaker of the House, and his contemporary roles in New York business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Frye
A. P. Fisher
Sonora
Granton
Cambridge
Charley Smoots
James Garvin
Eling Fogle
Glenwood
Yannah Robinson
Henry Kantz
Norwosta Rackley
Adair
Near Derwent
Bethel
Train Collision Delays Passenger Service and Repairs
A defective freight wagon derailment caused a collision delaying the passenger train service. Officials report injuries minor and crews assess damage as they reroute trains and repair tracks. Local authority Fitzgerald oversees the response with officials from Newark and nearby offices coordinating the detour.
Why He Was Not Promoted
The passage critiques a worker who failed to advance due to constant questions and poor excuses. It says he learned nothing, relied on bluff, mimicked flawed peers, used coarse language, and was ashamed of his old fashioned parents. It concludes success requires more than a paycheck.
Tin Mill in Cambridgeville to be enlarged and operated
Judge Campbell, calling from New York by long distance, says the tin mill at Cambridgeville will be enlarged and put into operation within three to four weeks. He notes estimates for changes are favorably regarded and the company aims to give workers winter jobs, with decisions pending on other matters.
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Campbel
New York
Cambridge
Svill
Times
Tucge Campbell
Dudge -Campbell
Iit
Cpl
Sarchet G
Racraseys
Jeffersonians
Gregg
Consolidated Company
Be& Oo
Ohia
Willam
Pon Gui
Mackey
Czath
Ella ‘Belle Castor
Byesville
Cratt
Stevens
At. Sault
Fred
Rosemund
J. L. Locke
In Memoriam Eliza Patterson
In memory of Miss Eliza Patterson who died August 24 1903 first of our Missionary Society called to that better home. We mourn her zealous service in the Missionary Society church and Sabbath school always ready to help. A copy to be recorded and sent to the Journal and Messenger and county papers. Signed K Braden Susan Patterson Mrs Nan Black
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Patterson
Missionary Society
Journal and Messenger
K. Braden
Susan Patterson
Greenwald Bros Sale Repeats Bargain Promise
Local ad from Greenwald Bros claims liberal reductions and genuine bargains. The cloak department reported its busiest Saturday, with staff busy and crowds large, urging customers to shop daily for new bargains ahead of Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwald Bros
Death of Nathan Evans Stottlemire and community notices
Obituary notes Nathan Evans Stottlemire born in Guernsey died after years of illness. reflects on his service in the Civil War, membership in Col. Verguson's regiment, and Christian faith. Also contains local notices on a park association election, a dogged horse incident, and advertisements. mentions Denison University and area civic events.
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Eevns Stottlemine
Bern Inbridge
Guernsey
Geo. H Guinbridge
I Syas
Dora
Buble
Logan
Marshall
Rany
Wal Caiployett
Columbus
Puigoning
Elis
Wim
Mwis
Jesus
Ger
John Verguson
Wenden
China
Washington event plans amid chaotic notes
Fragmented OCR hints at a political social event with dates in January and a banquet plan. Mentions of guest lists and organizers, including a club host and secretary, with unclear names and locations. The text references a Sackgoo Day banquet and various county and party activities without clear specifics.
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Washington
Meitidératia
Chib
Banaue
Io Power
Janu
Ololuck Evaning
Gener
Thig
Yi HO
Fils Bang
Die Ben Belford
Reany Alled
Sat
Gouri
Big Plant to Close Shakes Keokuk Industry
Reports from Keokuk Iowa note nine inches of ice forming on the Mississippi while a major threshing machine plant employs about 1,560 workers and is expected to close for at least two months. Workers had been off for four months and demand restoration of lost wages. Also covered: shifts in Kentucky court ruling, and national grain and stock price listings with multiple regional figures.
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Wis
Kentucky
Dee
UN States “Supreme Court
the Deposit Bank of
Frankfort
St. Johng
N. FP
Dew
Mar. Hay
Ferrylane
Capelaa
Danis Ooner Sierid
Invasion rumors hover as Panama tensions rise
Reports surface of Colomuan forces possibly near the San Miguel river threatening Panama. Marines guard ships while seeking camp life gear and protections, as authorities in Indianapolis investigate grand jury actions and the Purdue theft inquiry proceeds.
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San’ Miguel A
Taira
Abe
Panama
iGrand
Indianapolis
Tha- Purdue
Ruckelshous
Goubt
Bert Byers
Kankakee
Coal Miners Strike Orders to Lay Down Pits
Three thousand mine workers in Myersdale Pennsylvania are ordered to suspend work at midnight Tuesday as reductions of ten percent are imposed. The union posts the notice across mines in the Myersdale district, signaling a regional stoppage affecting Somerset County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersdale
Dea
Unio Min
Wid Myersdale
Disudes i Os
Open prison doors spark debate on habeas writs in St Louis cases
Historical note shows a flood of arrests and court actions in St Louis as habeas writs are debated. The piece discusses how many charges rely on sworn informations, leading to postponed trials and possible impact on a wide range of cases. Also reported are Senate arguments on Cuban policy and a new Northwestern Ohio baseball league forming with Findlay to Ottawa cities.
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Leuklic
Vic Chain
Palko
Nathuertiay
Heelston
Lotte
Polk
Navy
Vireu
McDons
Dackel
Grand Jury
B.J. Arnal
Cireuit
Supreme Court
Ccurt
St. Louis
Napoleon
O. Dee
Findlay
Bryan Bowing Green
Montpelier
Defiance
Feuding
van Wert
Celina
Ottawa
Pilt
Kings
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Abner Mckinley
Exesi Denty
Herrick
Ohio
Hanna
George
B. Cox
Mansfield
Kimbolton
Wm. DeHart
M Gatubridge
James .Galligher
Camsbridge
John Chamber
F Nugan
George Smith
Pleasant City
R. F. UN. No
William Dike
Coshocten County
D. D. Dike
Mary A. Warden
Indian Camp
Cleland
Lebanon
Belle Millican
M. M. Knox
U.S. House of Representatives
Saya
Auburn
N.Y
Theodore M. Pomeroy
New York City
American Express Company
National Express Company
Pomeroy
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Schuyler Col
Aeavgre
Ae Fitzgerald Intendent
Bs Lov
Newark
Rt Pasconser
Tin Mill
Conditinn
Nathan Evans
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Ab McManan's
Tub St. A
Odell Grange
Cambridge and
Carlisle
Abboud
Granville
Mass
Emule Semuary
Aha Ient
Denisen Young Ladies
Denison University
Colorado
House
Canal
Republic of Om
Keokuk
Dnd
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He Sagan
Fittsburg
Cholco
Venus
Canada
State
Pennsylvania
Hays
Cincinnati
I Beaton
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Bani and trust.Com
Pany of America
Tion
Lath Gompers
Alabama State Federation
Alabama
Des Moines
James Thompson
Pallee
Maury Street
Thompson
Will
St.Louis
B. Co. Crow
A. OG. Stenlity
Butler
Senator Clark Better
William A. Clark
Wagnehart
Chicago
Chicago Presbytery
Christ
Blair
Manning
Albany
Mare Jann Miller Horton
Bwitain
Mary Phelrs Montgomery
Portland
Ore
Board of
Indy
James L. Blair
John T. Davis
Velen M. Gould
James Longstreat
United States Commissioner of Railroads
Rajsort
Louis A. Tendick
Harry Sterling
Young Ma
Lois
Sterling
Post-Dispatch
St. Louia
Poat-Dispatch
Sharon
Shenango Valley
Becmnes
Washinton
United States
Iast
Los Angeles
Jersey City
San Diego
Cal
Joseph H. Greer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Greer
John Kernell
Detroit
John Kernall
Grace Harepital
Cleveland
Georgetown
Grover Cleveland
B. C. Benedict
Gildings
A. J. McCook
Commandan Hodgkins
General P. Alexander
Figire
Supreme Court of Missouri
Deckston
Crescentiog Actornes
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Trley Ra
Serors Tel
Weetington
Pee
Premie
Norhern Securitias Company
James J. HN
Cleryamet
Maryan
Naniel
Greater
St of
Rand Comipades
Cleveolang
Jozon
Thasas Kelly
Qhip Man Ghaosen
Philadelphia
Joseph T. Byers
Ohio State
Charition
Eastern Penitentiary
Daniel W. Bussinger
Toledo
International Association of Allied Mature Mechanics
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