Ohio Centennial program listed with speakers and topics
The Ohio Centennial committee in Chillicothe May 20 and 21 outlines a program featuring historians and senators. Topics cover Northwest Territory history to statehood, Ohio during the American Revolution, governance, military and judicial history, education, and cultural figures. Governor Nash and General Brinkerhoff to open and close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohi
State Historical Society
Ohio
Chillicothe
Prper
Marietta
John W. Daniels
Virginia
Northwest Territory
H. C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Bush RB
Sloan
Simndusiy
BE. O. Kendall
Columbus
Jude
House of Representatives
Charles H. Grosvenor
D. Mead Mussin
James Kilbourne
J. Warren Keifer
M. M
Knabenshue
Toledo
C. Q. McCabe
Dean Howells
Whitelaw
Nash
Brinkerhot
State Society
Notice of Vacation Petition in Guernsey County Ohio
Mary Be. McIlvar filed January 31 1902 in the Common Pleas Court at Cambridge seeking vacation of parts of On's Addition to the City platted blocks 245 246 247 248 249 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 and adjacent alley portions with a February 1903 hearing to determine the action through attorney Fred L. Rosemond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary i McLlyar
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
Seid City
Towlt
Open meeting on profit sharing plan at sheet mill
A Thursday evening meeting in Foresters Hall drew nearly all sheet mill employees to discuss U S Steel Company profit sharing. Henry Heil was elected chairman with A T Enlow and Supt Mellyar present to explain details. About fifty shares were subscribed at the gathering and more were promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
U. S. Steel Company
Henry Hei
Meeti Vee
Harry Beil
Scribbens
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Scottdale
Messrs. Heil and Scribbens
U. S. Steel Co
Supt. C. RB. Mellyar
Horse Killed After Runaway On Dewey Avenue
A horse owned by John Dean, a Dewey Avenue grocer, bolted Thursday afternoon and, after injuring itself by colliding with a telegraph post near the severed bridge entrance on Dewey Avenue, was shot by Police Officer Middleton. The animal was blind and the sled it pulled collided with it. the driver fled by jumping from the sled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
Dewey Avenue
Middleton
Grover Cleveland Denial and Democratic Banquet Notes
Omaha delegates celebrate Jackson anniversary with a banquet attended by Nebraska Democrats. A letter from Grover Cleveland was read, declining attendance. Also reported are a denial by Gen Adna Chaffee regarding water cure use and assorted editorials on color green and saving money advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
W. J. Bryan
Oklahoma
Gleveland
Princeton
Omaha Jacksonian Clu
Janary
Grover Clevila
Chaffée
New York
Adna Q. Chaffee
Phiippines
Chaffee
Manilla
Alenn
Fifth Infantry
A Glasgow Railway Camp Query Itinerant Preacher’s Ruse
A Glasgow railway construction site tale recounts a reverend man calling to a worker named Pat who walks into a sinking place before reappearing. The preacher asks if Pat heard their call and Pat replies he did but could only pay for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Byuie
Pat
Parade Tragedy Ties Love and Labor at Westchester Works
On Tabor Day a parade winds through town as Ted Gardner and colleagues honor labor. Nell Fowler, daughter of a foreman, confronts old feelings for Ted amid a factory scene. A sudden naphtha boiler explosion disrupts the celebration, sending workers and crowds scrambling for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Fay
Tabor
Tod Gardner
Io Hine
Ted
Bar
Walla
Filson
Gardner
Werfelester
Weatchester
Q Benning
Pat
Fowlesense
Alice
Nell
Ciry
Too
Nel
Bhatoa
Linthe
Picnie
Agia
Abell
Mareh
Wollen
Ted Beard
Horace
Afon
Wornan
Chidgen
Divergent usage and a swimming tale in a late issue
A fragmentary page mixes a dramatic river rescue with a lively discussion on the correct usage of different versus diverent. It also recalls Swinburne’s swimming zeal, notes an old organ in Portsmouth, and reports the capture and bond setting of alleged forger John Selby in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagetta
Himeself
Iain
Ingle
State Street
Episcopal Church
Portamouth
Eaid
America
Boston
London
Epa
Benjamin Franklin
Newburyport
Charles Burroughs
Portsmouth
Vincennes
Ind
John Felby
Bastrop
Tex
Cobb
Selby
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Dr. A. W. Chase
Zanesville, Ohio
M. H. van Law
South Gih St
Zanesville
A. WW. Chase
Strait
Dr. A. W. C. Chase Medicine Co
Washington
Shaff's Drug Store
Toronto
Buffalo
N.Y
Bes
Wm. F. Hayles
Augusta
Shea
Mr. Hayles
Eryone
Berwick Hotel
Te France Medical Institute Co
France
Inter-Urban Union
France Medical Institute
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hitler
Bright
Consuma
Rsk
Bougle
Pekou
Meyer
Ica
France Medical Institute Co
Ana
Our Man
Dre
Drs
Ile Tas
Mary BE. McIlvar
Fred L. Rosemond
Avtorney
Laura Stackhouse
Laura Miller
Irene Morselle
Stackhouse
D. O. Hazelring
Williamstown
W. Va
Irene
Berlin
Brook
Elo
Evey
Warren
Doen
Colune
Kentucky
Chicago News
Ehvings Bank
New York Journal
F. Leonard Case
Des Bock
Cambridge Gmeli Rooms
DR. Case
Hla
K. Cane
Leonard Case
Cape Inn
Actin Dical
Tie Aan
Neatest
Unt
Ho Isa
Iyniga
Ifa
Nope
Gas
Otter Phyatems
Emeynher
Particuinel
Sandaya
Strichura
Colley Block
Douglasville
W. Watttern
Samueldin Pomplia
Bears
the Commercial Bank
Ing
Colonial Theatre
Cambridge, Ohio
Ohio Dental Company
New Taylor Block
Post
H. J. Boyd
Little Nell Fowler
Alsert Ross
Ayer
Peg
P. Jolly
Avoca, N.Y
Aterco
Lowell
Maas
Jitu
Nio
Akira
Sha
Dows
Heppa
Turulog
Quaint Monbert Grant
Schafer
University
College Gagatte
Robert Grant
Quaint Faure
Darwin
Euston Square
Grant
Swinburne Leven
Swinburne
Channel Isles
Shalley
Ebrong Emrent
Aca
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