Cambridge Adopts Interim City Council After Dismissing Past Body
The Cambridge council adjourned for the last time with a lively session. Officials debated continuation of business, salaries, and pending suits involving Mayor Smallwood and Fire Chief Blair. New administration to convene first Monday in January 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Out & City Council
Thas
Collins
Gillespie
Cme Up
Cook
Herb Blackburn
W. Bowen
Chambers
Hilderbrand
Sills
Gilespie
Smallwood
Blair
Dr. Bradford
Lillie
Newark Bank Wreckers Seek Change of Venue
Attorney for J. F. and R. G. Lingafelter says they will ask a change of venue for their trial due to many Newark Savings Bank and Homestead Building Association depositors in Licking county. Trials may be moved to Zanesville Coshocton Lancaster New Lexington Delaware or Columbus. Prosecution may retry on new indictments next month after Mt. Vernon transfers. if tried on old indictments, Knox county would host.
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Newark, O
Smythe
J. F
R. G. Lingafelter
Newark Savings Bank
Homestead Building Association
Licking County
Zanesville
Coshocton
Lancaster
New Lexington
Delaware
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Licking
Rosecutor Fitzgibbon
Knox County
Additions to Children's Home and court note
Mr C A Bowles trustee of Mill 00d township brought five children to the Children's Home today. Their name is Carpenter. They were first taken to the Belmont county Home but were returned as they belong to this county. There are now 43 children in the Gaerpacy County Home. New case in Common Pleas Court Baward A Cole vs J A LaFollets larger of Cupruser re In junction. FF L Rosemead attorney or plato.
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C. A. Bowles
Mill
Carpenter
Belmont County
Gaerpacy
Common Pleas
Baward A. Cole
J. A. LaFollets
Larer
Cupruser
FF. L
Rosemead
Plato
Blackrock Grand Champion Steer At International Exposition
Blackrock a prade Angus steer won the grand championship at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. He will be sold to the highest bidder and butchered at week’s end. Shamrock sold for 656 cents a pound last year. Professor Curtiss of Iowa State College helped identify Blackrock and supplied the reserve champion General Manager. George Ade toured the show with plans to buy a 1000 acre Indiana farm. The American Federation of Agricultural Students held its first banquet at Exchange Hall with storkmen and breeders attending.
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Chicago
Ill
Blackrock
Prade
Angus
Shamrock
Curtiss
Towa Articultural College
Towa College
George Ade
Indiana
Wiliam Ade
Kentland
Ind
American Federation of Agricultural Students
Exchange Hall
F. Curtiss
Iowa
C. A. Wilson
Michigan
C. S. Plumb
Ohio
Quaker City Defeats Cambridge Team 29 to 8
Quaker City beat the five of Practical Business College Cambridge by 29 to 8 last night at Quaker City. First half featured rough play aided by no side lines and Cambridge players lamented loss of opportunities. Final score 29-8 with Quaker City leading 17-0 at halftime and 12-8 in the second period. Enthusiastic crowd witnessed the season opener amid tight, partisan support.
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Practical Business College
Cambridge
Quaker City
Paulioe City
Epcnee Boys
Q. C
P. B.C
Cambridge Boys
Union Decisions Hit Labor Unions in Louisiana Supreme Court
New Orleans reports two rulings. A laborer expelled for voting for another candidate must be reinstated and fines remitted. the union is condemned. In the second case, a union member damaged after an injury loading cotton on a ship. The court says the union’s selected superintendent bears responsibility, not the contractor, for worker safety.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Dam
Union
Wheel pant sale for Caldwell unsettles Cambridge men
Judge Mackey orders sale of the car wheel pant to Caldwell amid local interest. The item is to be sold for less than two thirds of its appraisement, with remaining land or related property to continue operating under court oversight.
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Caldwell
Cambridge
Mackey
Political fight over New York speaker race heats up
In New York Governor Higgins backs James Wadsworth Jr. for assembly speaker while former GOP chairman Odell accuses Roosevelt and Higgins of wrecking the party for personal aims. Odell recounts 1904 talks. Higgins defends his support and urges unity as the speakership contest continues.
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New York
B. B. Odell
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Higgins
Odell
Republican Party
New York State Assembly
E A. Merritt, Jr
J. W. Wadsworth, Jr
Qdell
Higsing
Merritt
Buffalo
Merrit
Traiter
Senate
Black
Mr. Depew
Albany
New York Br
James W. Wadsworth
Livingston County
State Assembly
Hel
Plain People Favor High Party Management Seen By Jury
A fragmented report notes that plain people favor the type of men who appear in public life and that the Hepibhivan jury expresses a wish to see strong leaders at the top of party management. The text hints at public sentiment guiding political leadership selection.
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Junchire
Hepibhivan
Dower Interest Suit Involving Epworth Assembly Ground
Mrs Ingabee Jones widow of Grammar Jones sues for dower in the Epworth Assembly ground forty acre tract. Jones transferred the property to First National Bank at Barnesville without her joining. Jones died recently, suit seeks her dower rights. Attorneys: G E Bibbee Columbus and Thornburg Kennon St Clairsville.
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Court of Common Leas
Ingabee Ones
Grammar Jones
Epworth Assembly Ground
Ingahee Jones
Burr's
First National Bank
Barnesville
Care for sore nipples with Chamberlains Salve
Apply Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wipe away before the next feeding. The salve gives best results, used by many trained nurses. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Brenan & Wilson and D M Hawthorne.
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Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Death of Former Cambridge Boy Doe Bristen
Cornelius Bristen known as Doe died in Los Angeles on December 6 after a long consumption illness at about twenty four. His brothers Owen and Charles and sister Mayme Bristen learned of the death. funeral plans are unsettled. Born in Cambridge he was a Cambridge High School class of 1901 graduate who later worked in a Denver sugar refinery before health failed. He returned to Cambridge last Summer then went west. six brothers and two sisters survive with parents buried at Northwood cemetery.
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Cornelius Brislen
Los Angles
Cali
Mr. Brislen
Messrs
Owen
Charles Brislen
Mass Mayme Bristen
West Wheeling Avenue
Cornelius Bristen
Pat Brislen
Dayton
Will Brislen
Zanesville
J. L. Brislen
Marietta
Frank Brislen
Belle Valley
George Gaffey
Newport
Mayme Brislen
Brislen
Northwood Cemetery
Water cure for constipation technique and remedy
A simple regimen suggests half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular and advises avoiding harsh cathartics. If a purgative is needed, Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for their mild action, available from Brenan & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
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Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
New Union Station to Open for Station Use Only
Judge Campbell says the new union station near the present freight house will be one story and modern in design. It will not house Pennsylvania offices and requires little track change. Completion cost runs 925000 to 20000 dollars with work to start September 1.
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Jadge Campbell
Union Station
The
Pennsylvania
Shortest Day Of The Year Reported
The article notes Thursday December 21 had nine hours and 19 minutes of daylight, tying it with December 19 20 22 and 23 as among the shortest days. Sunrise occurred at 6 51 and sunset at 4 10, with slight variation possible under fractional minutes.
Ohio Pension Agent Nomination Sent to Senate
Washington reports the President sent the nomination of William S. War pack for pension agent at Columbus to the Senate. Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, 82, arrived from Akron to spend the winter with her son J. S. Craig and family on Highland avenue, traveling alone.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
William 8
Columbus
Elizabeth Craig
Akron
J. S. Craig
Highland Avenue
Campbell Bannerman Speech Urges End to Coolie Import
In London on December 22 Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman outlined a new Liberal policy. He announced that the government would halt the temporary importation of coolies into South Africa until the issue could be decided by a South African parliament elected by popular vote. The crowd at Albert Hall welcomed the proposal with long cheering.
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London
Dee
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Albert
Dreier
Lonconers Noal
Terry
Raine
Aden
Sir Haors
South Africa
Latin Teacher Elected for High School Latin Department
The Board of Education met December 20 to elect a Latin instructor for the High School, which has grown by about twenty five pupils this year. W. J. Lebold of Woodworth Ohio was chosen, a High School and Heidelberger A B and O S U A M graduate with two years of successful HS experience. He is described as a pleasant gentleman. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J H Tuttle of Antrim on December 19 1905.
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Board of Education
W. Ji. Lebold
Woodworth
Ohio
Lebold
Heidelbers
O.8.u
Swamp Root Advertisement for Kidney Health
An old period ad extols Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble affecting both women and men. It claims diverse symptoms like frequent urination and bed wetting improve quickly, offers samples by mail, and directs readers to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York without clinical evidence.
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Woting
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Albert I Booth sues telephone firm over tree damage in Guernsey
Albert I Booth of Guernsey County farms 105 acres and seeks 8600 damages from the American Telegraph and Telephone Company claiming a 1905 and December 16 trimming of ten large locust trees shaded his spring and springhouse, destroying shade and value. Attorney P S Olmstead represents Booth in the New Philadelphia Times report.
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Albert I. Booth
Guernsey County
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Booth
P. 8. Olmstead
Aame
New Phila. Times
Bomb attack on Allied Iron workers union offices in New York
A bomb exploded last night at the Allied Iron association office on East Fourteenth Street in New York. The blast stunned several workers in an adjacent room. The union had formed recently amid a strike against the contracting firm Post & Me Cord which used non union labor via the association. Ten days earlier notices barred union iron workers from city projects managed through the East Fourteenth Street agency. The blast followed a dynamite accident at the Alt Mad binding project on Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, which killed three men and injured others.
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New York
Dee
Allied Iron
East Fourteenth Street
Allied Iron Association
Structural Iron Workers
Post & MeCord
Eacen
East
Touriea H Street
Post & Me Cord
Prity-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Newark murder report spans multiple shootings and arrests
A Newark murder is reported as Homer Loar, 35, a polisher, was shot on the way to work. Four shootings in three incidents leave lives lost. Chief Sherman arrested 22-year-old W M Buckford at midnight on suspicion. Also noted are coal prices and regional production figures, with various local notices and city developments.
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Newark
Homer Loar
Wehrle
Sherman
W. M. Buckford
Hummel Convicted In Few Minutes In Dodge Morse Case
New York December 21 Abraham H Hummel prominent lawyer was convicted of conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce case He received one year in prison and a $500 fine the maximum for the misdemeanor His lawyers motion for arrest of judgment was denied and he was taken to the Tombs Awaiting further action he pledged to pursue further remedies Jerome denounced him as a menace to public decency The court adjourned with Hummel released on $10000 bail awaiting possible writs Subpoena for jury subornation remains pending with bonds at 2500
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New York
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummel
Greprise
Hummett
John B. Stanchfield
Lassen
Wrathe
Rine
Seo Giltro
Rogers
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Gilleapie
Yea
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Kooufl
Ley
Newark Bank Wreckers
Mr. Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Assembly
Mr. Merritt
Ode
Old Westbury
L. 1
Washington
Nassau
Bethesda
Ohio Pension Agent
Coolie
England
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
St’ Campbells
Xeeman
J. H. Tuttle
Antrim
Gotham
J. A. Sherrard
Chicopee
Mass
Paul Sherrard
Cumberland
Ava
Detroit
Glenwood
C. A. Frame
East Wheeling Avenue
Caledonia
Helen Mar Espie
James R.espie
Ednesday
Wiel
Orelphia
Ington
D. C
Baltimore
Old Point Comfort
Ohio State Grange
Grange
J. A. Brewer
D.C. Bishard
Andersonville
Wheeling
Burton
St Clairsville
St. Clairsville
Comony
Mrs. Morse
Dodge
Morse
Jerome
Ace
Abe Hummmel
Ae Long
Paci
Hoatseieer
Guinier
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