Ohio editor notes and political jostling from 1902 column
A long miscellaneous 1902 newspaper page item discusses President Roosevelt appointing Rough Rider Benjamin Daniels as U.S. Marshal in Arizona, reflects on McCreary’s Kentucky legislature return, and lists court cases, national affairs, and local library fundraising. It also mentions Ohio guards, university growth, and naval reserve, with references to McKinley’s memory and Gorman as Maryland senator nominee.
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Roosevelt
Benjamin Taniels
U.S
Arizona
Dani Democratic
Namtal
National Guard
Pevce
Amd
U. S
W.thompson
Uy Bret
Suueiskig
Vapul
Wo Poltt
Hager
Knaekims
Auission
Preat University
Dart Ty Seneral Assembly
Jaraimy
Sagas
Sire Elaurmon
Alon
Meinl
Jonidodias
Coeistiny
George AL May
Washocten
BR Johnson
Din Cownty
John Maobromn
Datas Coum
Goose Bete
Mabyres County
Izita
Pahlle
Requies
Lake Eis
Board of Control
Agricutimal
Perimen
Weosu
Ofiero
Bint
Camirel
Stue Ton
Board of
Veneral
Rombiken
Nate Tin
Il Bearekih
Dwaila
Iformaiben Pesteet
Ohio
McKinley
William Mee Ripley
United States
Direct election talk and liquor law cases noted
A local paper item reports discussion of direct United States constitutional election by popular vote and mentions several states showing favor. It also covers liquor law enforcement across towns like Zanesville and Cambridge, indictments of saloon keepers, and community happenings including visits, socials, and obituaries.
Local notes from Fairview and nearby areas
Frail, fragmentary report from Fairview area mentions Thomas Souk, Alvin Campbell, and others, with illnesses and travel notes. A road-plats task by Kennan and W J Benson, social visits, a family death from a dog attack, and church activity at Fletcher MT I church are noted amid scattered personal items.
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Fletcher MT. I
Taylor
Tastor
Tan
I. QO
Kennan
W. J. Benson
D. Teate
A. T. McCarmack
Kedward Bates
Hamilton Miltow
Antrim Gossip From Minietta to Skull Creek Visits
In Antrim many local residents are noted visiting relatives and friends last week. Clyde Tianna visited Mr and Mrs Robert Wiuusa at Minietta while Sam Shipley visited relatives on Skull Jork. Glen McPeek traveled to Edison to see his aunt Gincarella Marshal. The community expects installation of a heater at the M LE chirel this week. Local meetings and light social notes fill the week with several names and places scattered through the text.
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Peter Curran
Youngstown
Rober Lowry
Berwin McVicker
Roland Potts
Emmedford
James Hedd
Cambridge
Camy
Wong's Mines
Oliver
Yustor
Chester
Minnie Leonard
W Don
Della Chesser
SL. Johnson
Winterset
Thinslay
Chas. G. Kedd
Milners Ville Lions
Rieh
Prosion Weaver's
Briday
Wife
Ferry
Slonl Verguson
Barnesville
Nursman
Senecaville
Washington
Presbyterian Church
St Clair
Pittsburg
Fhe
Hay
R.C. Daisleele
John Shipman
Dames Gracy
McCivlueh
Wit Nao
Saburday
Ehruiry
Lee
J 'Hins
West Main
John McMulen
Smith
Lizzie Scott
Camindge
Mareuuse
Cane
Lund
Ald
A.W. Nicholson
Cumis Jerry Smith
Nicholson
Fox Winkson Township
Antrim
Clyde Tianna
Minietta
Robertt Wiuusa
Sam Shipley
Skull Jork
Glen McPeek
Ad Edison
Gincarella Marshal
M. LE. Chirel
Pleasant Valley
Danal Anderson
Zanesville
Albane
Yom Boyd
Rodert Stockdale
Ian Sproat
Schlush
Sunder
Miss Belle
W. C. Rickey and
Thornburg
Iawa
A. J. Gray
Sheppard
Sewallsville
C. P. Bond
Canal ‘Dover
A.J. Gry & Sons
Thaward Johnston
Rita
Pillsbury Art Co
Ulimeau
Grafton Bernard
Palrview
John
Joh Hrower
W. A. Niblack
Plediment
Suyeral
Tahcatia
Munday
Fred Sharnogh
Bert, Myde
Londonderry
Lutor
Brilig
TJ. Dmackwood
Freeport
Felelay
Twa
Johnston
Niblack
Piedimont
John Brower & Son
Es Randolphy
Lish
Lathan
Leah
J. M Welling
Doctors Extend Their Time for Free Treatments
Eminent British doctors announce three months of free medical services for all invalids who call before February 20 at their Fifth and Main Street offices in Zanesville Ohio. Services include consultations examinations minor surgeries with medicines excluded, to quickly diagnose and treat illnesses and deformities without charge.
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Corner Fifth
Main Street
Schultz
Senhauser’s
Zanesville
Ohio
Sib. Mu. Ti
P.m
Local notices and social visits noted in Cumberland area
Fragmented OCR records show mentions of a quarterly meeting at a church, visits by Mrs Chives Secrest and family, Danka at Cumberland Friday and Saturday, and guests in Cumberland such as Dantel of Harmony and Charlotte Bo Neison. Also references to Turvey in Cambridge and other vague social happenings.
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Wilson
Trddminpalls
Univers
Owas
M.b.ehureh Ruhurday
Suni YW
Danka
Cumberland
Chives Secrest
Cunberkind
Duspeh Calyerl
Baneeuypile
Dantel
Harmony
Charlotte Bo Neison
Cunberland
Turvey
Cambridge
Protracted meetings wrap up at TNWIAN CAMP
Disjointed notes indicate closing of meetings led by Hugh Addy with warnings about danger from Wm. Lawyer. Mentions of Miss Celli Ta quid Miss Ann Young and two women visiting the home of OD, with reference to residents and an event at Camuidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Addy
Celli
Ann Young
Getting Thin and the Scott's Emulsion Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for being too thin or underfed and for balancing work and digestion. It claims the product helps those who cannot eat and stresses activity plus the emulsion as a cure, with pricing and the manufacturer’s contact at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Jess
Scott
Scott & Bowne Chemlala
Pearl Street
New York
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Thyme Institute
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Noli
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Chicago Junction
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Washington Street
Jessie McCormack
T Pligs
George Emerle
Wellsville
George Woodburn
Leatherwood
Atencer
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Acorn
Preston Weaver
John Franc
Ken Gibson
Wph Frame
Irene Williams
G. G. Green
D. MS
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Sher Qwer CO
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Ely
Pauley
Mall
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Warren
D. L. Rankin
Savehet
Wheeling Ave Cambringo
J. M. Ogier
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Soi
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BR. McCollum
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Thas
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Benbury & Johnson
Még. Chemnuts
N.Y
DR. Fenner
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HM Morrison
Morrison
Court of Cannon Pleas
Guernsey County
Eli Hardison
E Wise
Mary Morrison
Stevents
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Chicago
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Shail
William
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Win
Moss
Clinic Pharmacal CO
Toronto
ALL Druggists
Taylor Block
Cambridge, C
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Is. A. Craig
Cleveland
Guy Successoy
Sale
Minstin
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Calica
Ladies Union
Tee
Hays
Mervicks
Renmanta Eliaje
Greenwald Brothers
Wheeling Avenue
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