Ohio and world affairs mix in December 1902 issue
The Jeffersonian notes December 25 1902 content reflecting on the upcoming Ohio State Fair in Columbus from Aug 31 to Sep 1. It discusses postmaster rural delivery, Venezuela arbitration, the Monro doctrine, British-German alliance, Dewey’s fleet, and President Roosevelt’s stance with reference to local Ohio politics and recent electoral outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Charles Griffin
Toledo
Ohio
President Roosevelt Not Yet Asked to Arbitrate Venezuelan Row
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt has not accepted the role of arbitrator and has received no formal request from European powers. The president favors submitting the dispute to The Hague, while negotiations on an arbitrator continue with Britain Germany and Italy showing interest in the Hague tribunal. Caracas reports food shortages and a Baltic blockades affecting American trade. Italy signals alignment with Britain and Germany in stance on arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Permanent Tribunal
the Hague
Oscar
Sweden
England
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Hague Commission
Bowen
Dewey
Washington
Hague
Hay
Virginia
The
Italy
Women Suffrage and Other Reforms Stir New England States
The piece notes New England states moving toward reform with New Hampshire granting women the vote and Vermont abolishing capital punishment. It ponders national alliances, warning Germany’s stance may force a future clash, as voters weigh the shift to woman suffrage in a male electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dr Miles Remedies Helped Woman Overcome Nervous Pain
A testimonial tells how persistent use of Dr Miles Heart Cure Nervine and Pain Pills relieved severe pain heart fluttering choking sensations and nervous prostration. The writer praises the remedies as a godsend and notes recommending them widely. A Laur ence visit with a friend suffering muscular rheumatism is recounted and the same pills ease her pain after two doses. All druggists sell and guarantee first battle Dr Miles Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Miles
Laurence
Ealled
Dr. Miles
Arthur Osborn
Decatur, Mich
Cambridge Iron and Steel Company Surrender Notice
Notice to stockholders of The Cambridge Iron and Steel Company Ohio corporation Guernsey County calls a January 27, 1903 meeting in Cambridge to surrender corporate authority and dissolve under Ohio law. President Augustus Beyer and a majority of directors sign, with Fred L. Rosemond attorney. Also notices for The Hamilton Mining Company dissolution meeting on January 27, 1903 at 3 p.m. with similar authority surrender and dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge’ Tron & Steel Company
Ohio
Guernsey
Augustus Beyer
Cambridge Iron & Steel Company
A. W. Brown
Wikofe
Fred L. Rosemond
Hamilton Mining Company
Tred L. Rosemond
Cambridge
Jas. M. Williams
Christmas Notes From Brady and Pleasant City
Local snippets from Brady and Pleasant City kronicle brief travel, entertainment and illness notes. Visitors from Cambridge, a Knob school event, illnesses in Brady and Pleasant City, and upcoming Christmas entertainments at Lutheran and M E churches. Obituary of Bailas Rackley. family bereavements noted with funeral details.
Eairview notes and town happenings wrap up year
Promised testing at the Potoler M. E. church progresses with good attendance. A donation was made to Rev and Mrs Taylor by the congregation on Saturday. Town displays attract shoppers while turkeys sell for 10 cents a pound. Franklin Peters rents a farm near Lore City for spring. J B Barton visits his daughter in Cambridge. D V Wells visits for professional business. Protracted meeting at Pisgah Lutheran church. Kennon and Benson map Barnesville. Fat hogs scarce as farmers sold earlier at seven cents a pound. Kalley Collins returns from Leadville. Wishing a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
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Eairview
M. E. Church
Stil
Taylor
J. B. Giffee
Mr. Acton
Franklin Peters
Lore City
J. B. Barton
Cambridge
Rosa Wells
D.V. Wells
Mr. Courtney
Pisgah Tiutheran Charell
D. CG. Kennon
W.B. Benson
Barnesville
Charles Law
Quaker City
Kalley Collins
Leadville
Colo
Local Notes and Visitation News from Tiltonsville and Nearby
Miss Lucy Moore of Tiltonsville visits sister Mrs C M Porter. Jesse Ross leaves for holidays with his sister in Dayton. David Bennett dies at Plainfield on the 17th. Mrs Jennie Deby of Dayton visits here. Miss Lelia Wallace returns home from Campbell Business College Glenridge for holidays. Marion and Samuel Tyson attend father Tyson’s funeral in Cambridge. Chas McKim of Newark visits father M V McKim. Miss Hisio Whitlat of Derwent visits friends. Protracted meeting to begin at the M E church next Sunday evening. Mrs Thomas Morris attends Wesley Kirby funeral at Gilmore, killed on the railroad at Minga. The M E S will entertain here Wednesday evening. B D Bumgardner called to furnish burial outfit for Mr Sloper near Bridgeville last week.
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Kimbolton
Lucy Moore
Tiltonsville
C. M. Porter
Jesse Ross
Rover
Dayton
David Bennett
Plainfield
Jennie Deby
Lelia Wallace
Campbell Business College
Glinridge
Marion
Samuel Tyson
Alloved Tre ‘Tyson
Cambridge
Monay
Chas. McKim
Newark
M. V. McKim
Hisio Whitlat
Derwent
M. FE
Ehich
Thomas Morris
Wesley Kirby
Ab Gilmore
Minga
M. E
B.D Bumgardner
Mr. Sloper
Bridgeville
Lash
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Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rotela Cambridga arrivals and holiday hotel trade, noting recent business down and seasonal departures. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and lacks decisive events or names to form a proper news item.
The old man with the fish promotes Scott's Emulsion
An old world traveler known as the old man with the fish markets health and strength through Scott's Emulsion. It aids consumptives and weak children by providing nourishment and red blood, a tonic for all ages, with distribution through Scott & Bowne in New York and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Senecaville Visitors and Community Banquet Notes
SENECAVILLE residents and relatives gather as Mrs T O McLaughlin of Hartford visits. Albert Witaon in Cambridge. Golden Eagle Rempis hosts banquet. cattle from Chicago unloaded by Saltsgaver. Pearl Aududdle returns from Cambridge. Olive Pomeroy of Columbus visits. Charley Bryan from Michigan guests here. Dr Walter Scott returns home for holidays. Christmas entertainments planned at Presbyterian and M E churches.
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Morehead
Monetang
T.O. McLaughlin
Hartford
Albert‘ Witaon
Cambridge
Daniel
Harmony
Rempis
Eagies
A. Lepage
W. E. Smith
Hays Blutchinson
Cumberland
I. Won
Saltsgaver
Chicago
Pearl Aududdle
Olive Pomeroy
Columbus
Mra
Brown
Charley Bryan
Michigan
Major Aplin
Bellaire
Walter Scott
Presbyterian Sud M
Pianahe
Kipling Work on British German Alliance Sparks Debate
The excerpt argues Kipling's views on the British German alliance will resonate with British readers and endure in history and literature, appealing to humanity and moral conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
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