Marriage Licenses and Court Proceedings Summary
Court notes list marriage licenses for Andy Stankovic and Miss Kolsar of Kings Mines and George H. Carlisle of Winterset with Bertha F. Warne of Cambridge. Guardianship and final accounts in the David Conway case set for March 11 1910. Several civil actions heard with judgments including Booth vs AT T and LaFollette firms. Divorce case Abraham vs Abraham cited for false representations and adultery.
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Andy Stankovic
Miss Kolsar
Kings Mines
George H. Carlisle
Winterset
Bertha F. Warne
Cambridge
David Conway
Frank J. Conway
W. M. Logan
James A. Duncan
Anna B. Karr
James M. Karr
Common Pleas Court
Albert R. Booth
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
O. V. Wells
C. C
George Miller
Wm. Mapel
Chas. Abraham
Ellen Abraham
John P. Turner
Doans Kidney Pills Proclaim Lasting Cures In Ohio Testimony
The ad cites Rev. Israel Potts of Byesville, Ohio, praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney disease relief seen in 1909 after a 1906 claim of Bright's disease. It notes price, dealer distribution, and Buffalo sole agents Foster Milburn Co. A second section reviews Governor Harmon’s early 1907 actions, noting resisted reforms, vetoes, and calls for centralized control and investigation of state offices.
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Dean
Israel Potts
Seventh Street
Byesville
Ohio
Bright
Potts
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Winterset Notes On Holidays and Local Happenings
Winterset community news notes Christmas plans at the M E church and a revival in Antrim. Miss Lide Milligan tends her sister Mrs Jennie Moore while Elza Johnson ships dressed poultry east. School closes Friday for a week’s vacation and Mrs A A Johnson lies very low. Social visits include Grace Montgomery Ora Hayes in town and a pie social at Pleasant Valley. George Carlisle and Bertha Warne wed quietly at the M E parsonage. others travel for shopping and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Lide Milligan
Antrim
Jennie Moore
Elza Johnson
A. A. Johnson
Grace Montgomery
Ora Hayes
Pleasant Valley
H. A. Kimball
Winterset
Odell Sligo
Sugar Tree
Bessie Tuttle
Cambridge
George Carlisle
Bertha Warne
Brady
M. E. Parsonage
Schweisberger
Jessie Hanna
A. P. Allen
Pittsburg
J. H. Coehweisberger
Ohio farmers abandon sheep after dog raids near towns
In parts of Ohio sheep husbandry declined as dogs destroy flocks. Farmers near towns report many residents keep dogs with little to do, leading to nighttime raids on adjoining countryside and heavy losses to sheep.
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Ohio
Huggins Denunciation Sparks Ohio Congressmen Fury
Warren C. Harding backs Huggins denunciation as a governor candidate. Ohio Congressmen view it as an affront to their intellect and grow furious, sensing Huggins leads party revolt and stirs strong discontent.
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Huggins
Ohio
Warren C. Harding
Marion Statesman
Huggins Insurgent Movement Expands Across Districts
The Huggins insurgent movement centered in the Colum bus district is likely to extend into all state districts. Gen. Hollingsworth of Cadiz did not escape the trend and Harding casts all opponents as tainted, warning that many constituents fear retaliation from the Independent fly.
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Columbus
Gen. Hollingsworth
Cadiz
Harding
Brill and area residents engage in holiday trade and meetings
Salesville W E and S O Brill visited Barnesville Friday. Protracted meetings continue at Millers and Gibson station. William and Francis Foraker shipped several turkeys for Christmas. S O Brill of Cambridge visited his mother Mrs B S Brill. E E Atkinson shipped a carload of poultry for Christmas. Mrs Matilda Dillon traveled to the county seat Friday. Joseph A Perry, once of this place now in Pennsylvania, died of pneumonia. His body was brought home Sunday and laid to rest beside his son Ollie in the cemetery. He leaves three brothers, three sisters, a wife and nine children.
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W. E
S. O. Brill
Barnesville
Millers
Gibsons Station
William
Francis Foraker
Cambridge
Joseph A. Perry
Pennsylvania
Ollie
John
Sylvester
Elmer
William Watson
Hiram Watson
Shannon Frame
Unit value plan discussed at Columbus meeting of appraisers
State meeting in Columbus will bring together about 1500 appraisers for a serious discussion of the Unit value plan now being seriously considered. Proponents cite New York and other places where it is favorably viewed, while stressing the need for conference and careful study to ensure reliability of the individual appraiser's judgment.
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Columbus
New York
Zelaya Exile Looms as Estrada May Take Nicaragua Presidency
The article predicts Zelaya will flee powers, Estrada to assume control as successor, with backing from Jeff. Davis and U S interests paying costs for adventurers on the ground. It suggests Zelaya may hide gold and that he could earn a living by lecturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Estrada
Sam
Jeff. Davis
Nicaragua
Tax payment deadline extended for December taxes
The time for paying December taxes has been extended to January 20th, 1910, by the County Treasurer S. Linkhorn. Dec. 18-21.
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Linkhorn
Ely's Cream Balm Proclaims Relief for Nasal Catarrh
A historical advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm to treat nasal catarrh and hay fever with a 50 cent solid form or liquid spray option. It claims no cocaine or mercury and notes availability at druggists or by mail from Ely Bros New York.
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Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
The Old Flag and an Appropriation Stirring Debate
Congress members discuss a potential 60 million dollar Ohio river improvement appropriation. Brighter tariff prospects and fiscal economy shift views after recess, turning plans once deemed impossible into a political expedient.
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Congress
Ohio River
Shaw warns Standard Oil may seize control of central bank
Former Secretary Leslie M. Shaw argues that the proposed Central Bank could not be kept from Standard Oil and United States Steel. He says such a charter would allow a powerful group with large financial interests to control the bank regardless of profitability.
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the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Standard Oil Company
Shaw
United States Steel Corporation
Governor Harmon's Probes Face Partisan Attacks
A discussion questions critics who accuse Governor Harmon of using probes into state business for partisan political gain. The text argues the governor's actions aim to scrutinize all branches and reveal state operations, despite claims of low ulterior motives.
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Harmon
Washington Christmas hush and local greetings in town
The Washington column notes a quiet holiday season and extends Christmas greetings to Jeffersonian editors and readers. It lists residents visiting relatives, birthday anniversaries, travel plans, a lecture at the town hall, and sympathy messages for the bereaved.
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The
Jeffersonian
Parole Recommendation Hearing For Ed Allen At Reformatory
Ed Allen a prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory is entitled to parole consideration. The Superintendent and Chaplain will recommend him to the Board of Managers for parole. Hearing set for on and after January 18 per Chief Clerk J E Clark notice dated December 23.
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Ed. Allen
Ohio State Reformatory
Board of Managers
Willing to Be Fair in Biznlz Motto
The piece presents a business ethos with a line suggesting Biznlz offers partnership and cooperation, meeting clients halfway. It emphasizes readiness and mutual effort as core values guiding interactions and service.
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Biznlz
Wise Men Seek the King of the Jews in Bethlehem
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns emphasizes Jesus as the promised son of David and King of Israel. It notes the wise men’ s journey, the star guiding them, their worship and gifts, and contrasts faith with mere knowledge of scripture. The piece urges personal heart reception of Christ and reflects on providence and divine guidance.
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Jesus
David
Paul
Gabriel
Mary
Peter
Israel
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Herod
Hell
Heaven
Mary of Bethany
Egypt
Hag. ii
Taft Asked About Big Railroad Strike By Steenerson
Representative Steenerson of Minnesota pressed President Taft with pointed questions on how to handle a future railroad strike. He asked whether citizens should starve or freeze, if the army should run railroads, or if a receiver should operate them. The article notes Taft would consider the queries. Also, the Senate confirmed Lee McClung of Tennessee as treasurer of the United States.
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Washington
Steenerson
Minnesota
Taft
Taft Nominates Flint Man as Minister to Honduras
Fenton R. McCreery of Flint Michigan was sent to the senate by President Taft for the post of United States minister to Honduras in a promotion reflecting his long service abroad. Lurton’s nomination to be associate justice of the Supreme Court was confirmed by the senate in executive session today.
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Harris
Harmon
Phipps
House
Senate
Cincinnati
Fenton R. McCreery
Flint
Mich
United States
Honduras
Taft
MecCreery
Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
Yeggmen Routed by Woman with Club
In Oyster Bay a store robbery ended when three burglars attacked watchman Richard Golden. His wife, Mrs. Richard Golden, armed with a stick, pursued and struck two men, stunning a third. Golden fired, hitting a burglar, while another escaped.
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New York
Oyster Bay
Richard Golden
Long Island Railroad
Golden
Thompson Brothers
Tenants Flee After Prince Street Bomb Blast
An Eastside tenement bomb exploded with a time fuse, sending thirty families fleeing in panic. A child once kidnapped for ransom was later returned after a suspect was jailed for fifteen years in an earlier Petrosino case.
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New York
Petrosino
Italy
Prince Street
Fire destroys seven story building on Fourteenth Street
A seven story building in Fourteenth street was gutted by fire causing about $150,000 in losses. The structure housed several manufacturing firms and suffered total destruction.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Plain Advice On Liver Health And Digestion
The ad touts Burdock Blood Bitterstones as a remedy for a languid run-down feeling headaches and a stomach not right. It claims the product cleanses the blood aids digestion and cures lazy liver with simpleton life warnings.
Dean's Ointment Promises Itching Relief and Healing
Soothes itching skin and heals cuts or burns without a scar. Claims to cure piles eczema salt rheum and any itching. Advertises Dean's Ointment and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.
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Dean
Unwise and unworthy fail to win true possession
A Davis of Sulphur Springs Texas describes habit of constipation and credits Dean's Regulats with relief and regularity. The remark ends with a general statement that energy and brains reward effort.
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Dean
Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
Dr. Thomas offers Eclectic Oil described as pain stopping and wound healing with wide availability at druggists. The claim markets it as affordable protection against injury.
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Dr. Thomas
Unity Hall Visits and Family Travel News
Mr. John Lake and his family visited Unity Hall on Saturday and Sunday while returning from Newark after a two week visit with his daughter Mrs. Otho Walters. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Farrar died Thursday and was interred in Cambridge on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. B. S Shaw visited relatives in Zanesville and Roseville from Saturday to Monday. Donald Glenn received many birthday cards for his thirteenth birthday on December 19.
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Hartley T. Thomas
Frame
Pittsburg
Rollo
James J. Patterson
Jeane Wilson
Cambridge
Frank R. Creighton
William Burt
Columbus
Harry Beymer
Washington
Jacob Luzadder
Indianapolis
Indiana
Walden
Town Hall
Simpson George
David Long
South Street
A. T. Huber
Presbyterian Church
Stillwater
Pisgah
Thomas Wallace
Wallace
Newton
Kansas
James W. Patterson
Asbury W. Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Frank B. Amos
Benedict
John Lake
Henry
Newark
Otho Walters
F. A. Farrar
Shaw
Zanesville
Roseville
Donald Glenn
Special party tour through Oklahoma cities in January
A note invites participation in a special party tour visiting Okmulgee Tulsa Chelsea Bartlesville and other stops in January. A. Leech of New Philadelphia Ohio is mentioned and the dates December 16-21 are noted for inquiry with a Saturday reference.
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Okmulgee
Tulsa
Chelsea
Bartlesville
A. Leech
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
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Southern Ohio Loan & Trust
Main Street
L. C. Wells
M. D
Henry L. Weech
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge, O
City Directory
Fred L. Rosemond
Old National Bank
B. Moore General Insurance
New York Life Insurance Co
A. G. Eagleson
Lore City
Guernsey County
ayxwell-Patterson
Tate of Ohio
W. O. Moore
Tenecaville
Chichester S
Chichenter
Sollamer & Co
Waswinerer B.C
Fletcher
Castoria
Hati
Court House News
Salesville
Astoria
J. E. Clark
D. M. Stearns
Lee McClung
Tennessee
U. S
Watchman
Unity Hall
Oklahoma
C. C. Weist
Iours
Weist
M.D
Welsz
Welst
C.C. Weist
M.D. Dennison Hotel
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