Sensational Cure of Mrs Caldwell Prompts Talk
Ida Caldwell of Sioux City Illinois recounts relief from chronic respiratory catarrh after using Peruna. She details rapid improvement within days and long term healing after two months. The piece touts widespread testimonials and urges readers to try Peruna to combat catarrh.
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Ide Caldwell
Pearl Streetts
Sioux City
Ortier
Washington
Peruna
I & Bottle
Ida Caldwell
Christmas News and Community Notes from Washington
Local items recall holiday events and personal news in Washington. Mentions include school schedules, church gatherings, illnesses and recoveries, weddings, births, moves, travels, and obituaries in Newark and surrounding areas.
Grand Ridge Community Notes and Local Visits
Butter 20c and eggs 25c. C C Hixon and O B Dugan traveled to Cambridge on important business. A wedding is expected soon. Mrs Joseph Hixson has been ill but is better. An oyster supper is planned for Christmas night. James Johnson visited G D Tedrick last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hughes hosted dinner for their son James Hughes. Preaching at Bundy Fork church next Sunday at 6 20. O L Dugan and J W English praised Mr Burson as an able instructor. The sick in the vicinity are convalescent. Wid Hayoey was in Cambridge on business. Q O L Dugan visited his sister at Fairview. Rufus Enes and sister Edos spent Sunday with their aunt in Winterset. Farmers Institute at Antrim December 18 and 19 urged. Next lecture at Antrim Thursday night December 21. Charles McMillen and wife with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Carter. Isaac Fuller of near Senecaville in the area a few days. 4 S Moorehead brought home a very nice pig last week valued highly.
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C. C. Hixon
O. B. Dugan
Cambridge
Joseph Hixson
Jacob Hughes
Tal
Bundy Fork
O. L. Dugan
J W. English
Burson
Wid Hayoey
Cambrdge
QO. L. Dugan
Fairview
Rufus Enes
Edos
Winterset
Farmers’ Institute
Antrim
Charles McMillen
Carter
Isaac Fuller
Senecaville
Hugh Broom
Baptists
R. H. Sedwick
Baptist Church of Cambridge
Amblers
McPeeks
C. H. McCarty
Leatherwood Creek
Professor McBurney
Caleb Atwater
William Graham
Seneca Sis
Sugar Tree Disrupted by Illness Outs Seminary Classes
Lagging illness forces Professor Leslie Arpeal to relocate a school to the Seminary last week. Marion Afien of Brady, a reverend, is noted in the item.
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Lagrippe
Leslie Arpeal
Marion Afien
Brady
Social notes from Tenois and nearby communities
Residents report family visits and travel from Milnersville Mount Ephraim and North Salem. Rose Lanning plans return from Cincinnati by December 23. Sade Quibertson returns from Kimbolton via Washington to visit friends. Widespread heavy cold leaves Mrs John M Clark in serious condition. locals describe a social at Squire Lan ning's with a large turnout.
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Squire Geo. C. Lanning
John M. Clark
Miss Carrie Ratlife Visits Home After Childs Death
Miss Carrie Ratlife visiting New Concord returns home Friday as grief surrounds the death of the Waller Kennedy child from brain fever. Large Mt Hermon turnout heard Miss Josephine Martin returning from India. Scio student Alta Stewart visited family. Mrs Stewart injured in buggy accident. one car strike victim died, another seriously hurt. St Vernon ladies held a bank offering netting 350.77. Isaac McMullen and Fanny Lartik wed at U P parsonage last Thursday.
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Carrie Ratlife
New Concord
Waller Kennedy
Mt. Hermon
Josephine Martin
India
Alta Stewart
Scio
John Stewart
Strucker
May Rem Gover
Stewart
St. Vernon
Angel of Death Visits Freeport Community
Hannah Forrest Longsworth, born Sept 15 1883 to James L. and Eunice Longsworth, died Dec 11 1905 after a long illness. She joined the M P church early, lived a Christian life, and funeral services were held Dec 13 1905 by Rev A E Hlack. Burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery follows a large hometown gathering. She leaves a father, mother, three brothers, one sister, and many friends.
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Hannah Forrest Longsworth
James L
Eunice Longsworth
M. P.church
A. E Hlack
Pleasant Hill
Local notes record visits and school events in Cambridge and Pleasant City
Tom Miller suffers rheumatism. Miss Ora Wiesenstine visits Cambridge friends over holidays. Mrs. Allen Wilson visits Pleasant City last Sunday. Sunday school notes Senier schoolhouse events last Sunday. Sept John Wil Asst Mary Gamble Anna Mae Wilson organist Gamble treas. Christmas scholar treat planned. Residents attend Old Orchard schoolhouse moving picture show Friday and Saturday. Holy Rollers meet at Center schoolhouse Friday and weekend. band organizing, nature unclear. Frank Poulten visiting parents in Noble county.
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Tom Miller
Ora Wiesenstine
Cambridge
Allen Wilson
Friends
Pleasant City
John Wil
Mary Gamble
Anna Mae Wilson
A ‘Gamble
Mattie McCoy
Old Orchard
Holy Rollers
Center Schoolhouse
Frank Poulten
Noble County
Winterset Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Floy Decker of Grand Ridge and Miss Daisy Parker of Brady visited friends in Winterset on Sunday. Robert and Will Spear of Cambridge visited relatives here last week. Braninger and Fitzgerald of Rocky Fork called on town friends over the weekend. William Paden and family from Washington visited H. K. Tedrick and family. Anna Bustier of Columbus is at home on a visit. Local storekeepers M. Bonmell and G. T. Stewart advise visiting their Christmas candy displays. Laura Wirkek, formerly visiting in Washington state, is now at home.
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Floy Decker
Grand Ridge
Daisy Parker
Brady
Robert and
Will Spear
Cambridge
R. D
Braninger
Mr. Fitzgerald
Rocky Fork
William Paden
Washington
H. K. Tedrick Land
Anna Bustier
Columbus
M. ,L. Bonmell
G. T. Stewart
Laura Wirkek
Incumbents seek ruling on term holdover in Ohio
Columbus reports J Y Todd, Toledo attorney, applied to the Ohio Supreme Court for leave to file a petition testing whether biennial elections extend incumbents terms or pass to successors. The issue affects all Ohio officeholders whose terms expire this year and could shape the upcoming election. Local updates note a justice of the peace in Lucas county. Also included are unrelated items from New York about a dynamite explosion, church baptisms, and a historical mound near Leatherwood Creek with notes on possible prehistoric origins.
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Columbus
J. Y.todd
Toledo
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Lucas County
Old Graves Farm Story Links to Taverns and Land Transfers
The Graves farm east of the city traces its history from Frederick Saum who owned 150 acres on the Zane Trace and old Wheeling Road. It recounts transfers to Thomas Stewart in 1816 and 1818, growth to 210 acres, and the Bridge House Tavern near Wills Creek. The narrative follows owners Balentine, Stewart, Davis, Gaston, and Sawhill, noting the National road era, tavern fame, and religious ties of the Sedwick and Wil son families.
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Graves
John McBurey
Frederick Saum
Wheeling
Thomas Stewart
George Wine
Stewart
Bridge House
Wills Creek
Gomber and Beatty
Saum
David Balentine
Guernsey Times
D. Balentine
Cambridge
William Sedwic
Robert H. Sedwick
George C. Sedwick
Eliee Jane Stewart
Jane Wilson
Joshua Wile
Guernsey County
Sedwicks
Wilsons
Stewarts
Bert H. Sedwick
Zanesville
Ohio
Joshua Davis
James Davis
William Graham
Davis
E. F. Green
Matthew Gaston
Thomas Davis
William and Carson Davis
Robert Sawhill
J. F. Sawhill
Aston Graves
Opposition to Philippine Tarife
Washington December 19 Governor Luke E Wright of the Philippines summarized anti tariff reduction arguments before the Ways and Means Committee. He opposed what he called pigheaded selfishness, criticizing sugar and tobacco interests. Taft applauded Wright’s remarks while noting a possible sentiment to shed Filipinos as foreigners.
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Washington
Luke E. Wright
Philippines
Ways and Means Committee
House
Taft
Wright
Cripple Kills Bear in Mullin Woods Near Pendleton Line
Everest Barkley a 20 year old cripple with one hand killed the largest bear seen in Alice Rhames country. The 789 pound monster measured eight inches across the foot and nine between the ears, with a nine foot pelt. The animal reportedly had destroyed about 40 sheep this season. Barkley fired twice, the second shot ending the chase around a large oak as a crowd of farmers chased it from a thicket.
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Cumberland
Alice Rhames
Mullin Woods
Pendleton County
W_ Va
Everest Barkley
Barkley
Druin
Private Fortune Of Pres Walsh Ends In Bank Crash
Chicago December 19. President Walsh of Chicago National Bank and Equitable Trust resign as allied banks back new management led by National Bank Examiner Bosworth. Directors replaced by Chicago clearing house appointees. Banks pledge full depositor protection and no losses to customers. Cause cited as large private loans, notably Bedford Quarries Indiana. Walsh claims time could have saved banks. authorities dispute bond valuations. Total liabilities $26 million. resources conservative estimate $16 million. Walton assets pledged $5 million securing $29 million in assets against $26 million liabilities.
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Chicago
Illinois
Dir. Walsh
Chcago National Bank
Equ&acie Trust Company
Chicago National Bank
National Bank
Bosworth
Walsh
Chicago Clearing House
Allied Banks of
Bedford Quarries Company
Indiana
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
State Auditor
Chicago Clearing House Committee
Comptroller
Clearing House Committee
Lingafelter forgery retrial ordered in Mount Vernon cases
The circuit court reversed the lower court and remanded the Lingafelter forgery cases to the common pleas court for retrial. James F Lingafelter of Newark and son Robert C Lingafelter of Cincinnati were convicted and sentenced to five years each. Also announced were the removal of Niles postmaster Ivor Davis and a Canton murder ruling against Frank Castor. A tariff warning to Germany and a White House conference on railway rates were noted.
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Mount Vernon
Lingafelter Bank
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
James F. Lingafelter
Newark
Robert C. Lingafelter
Cincinnati
Castor
Columbus
Evans
Frank Castor
Canton
Taniel E. Davis
Wreck and explosion mar two rail lines in Pa
A west bound Santa Fe train derailed at Hadger Creek bridge near Reading injuring two crew and killing an express messenger after an immediate capsize and fire. In Reading Pa a Wilmington and Northern freight locomotive exploded at Birdsboro killing the fireman and fatally scalding the engineer and brakeman.
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Reading
Eas
Santa Fe
Hadger Creek Bridge
Here
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Birdsboro
Answering President Tart and the Santa Fe Rebates
Former Attorney General Judson Harmon comments on the presidents letters released from Washington concerning the Santa Fe rebates case. Harmon says the government clearly proved the company violated rebates laws yet the president and attorney general acted as if the case was not pursued. He criticizes the method of proceeding by letter and resignations, calling it a bed of justice and a cross between not guilty and a pardon.
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New York
Judson Harmon
Santa Fe Railroad
Washington
E Company
Judson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Preachers Banquet Brings Cambridge Ministers Close
Cambridge Ministerial Association members met at the Berwick Monday night for a banquet led by Dr. Milligan. Speakers kept to two minutes each, avoiding sermons, and the event strengthened fellowship among Cambridge's clergy. The writer praises the ministry’s talent, consecration, and influential unity.
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Cambridge Ministerial Association
Berwick
Milligan
Cambridge
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