Trades Assembly Elects Officers in Guernsey Valley
The Guernsey Valley Trades and Labor Assembly met last evening with A E Pitt presiding in place of E W Messick. Officers elected by acclamation include President A E Pitt Fred Edwards secretary J Y Denham treasurer W R Scott sergeant at arms Bert Archer and trustees Clayton McCleary John Dugan and W O C Thompson. A pledge to enforce delegate attendance was approved along with a $3 donation to Vermont workers for shorter hours. Mrs Stephen Clark of Lincoln Nebraska visits relatives before moving to Victoria Texas.
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Guernsey Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
Pathfinders
A. E. Pitt
E. W. Messick
Fred Edwards
J. Y. Denham
W R. Scott
Sargeant-At-Arms
Bert Archer
Clayton McCleary
John Dugan
W. O C. Thompson
Vermont
United Dairy Co appoints new Cambridge manager
E. W. Lester moves to general traveling representative and James B. Stewart becomes Cambridge plant local manager. The firm has grown to five creameries five milk depots and two ice plants. It recently acquired L. P Bailey's three creameries in Fairview Eldon and Wheeling with transfers on January 2.
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E. W. Lester
Cambridge
United Dairy Co
James B. Stewart
L. P Bailey
Fairview
Eldon
Wheeling
Railroad relief department urged vaccination drive
R D Sykes medical examiner for the B and O railroad requests all relief department members who have not been vaccinated to come for vaccination at once. Local members may be vaccinated free of charge by visiting the company's surgeon Dr CG A Moore at the designated office.
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R. D. Sykes
B. & O. Railroad
Relief Department
CG. A Moore
Mine Inspector Returns From Fairmont Probe
District Mine Inspector Wm. H. Turner arrived this afternoon after testifying in Fairmont before the Coroner investigating the Monongah mine explosion deaths. He was joined by Chief Mine Inspector George Harrison, who stopped in the city en route home.
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Wm. H. Turner
Fairmont
W. Va
Monongah
Turner
George Harrison
Dangerous Slavishman Hollopy Arrested After Car Fight
John Hollopy a Slavishman from Byesville was arrested by Sheriff Moore and Marshal Webber on a cutting with intent to wound charge. He pleaded guilty in Lindsey’s court and was held on 300 bond in the county jail awaiting grand jury action.
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John Holiopy
Byesville
Moore
J. W. Webber
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Lindsey
Hollopy
Squire Lindsey
Wm. Clark
Clark
Byeaville
Marshal Webber
Bonom
Hol Jopy
Judge Babst Overrules New Trial Bid in Bribery Case
Findlay Ohio January 10 Judge Babst overruled a motion for a new trial in the Byron Williams son bribery case and fined him 25 dollars. The indictment against former Senator McCoulcn was nailed. Springfield Ohio January 10 Hugh McDonald, a saloonkeeper, had a 350 dollar diamond stud returned by Memphis police. It was stolen May 7 by William Tolliver alias Marshall, a professional pickpocket now under arrest in that city.
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Springfield
Hugh McDonald
Memphis
William Tolliver
Marshall
Brownson Case Dominates Senate Debate and House Draws
In Washington the Brownson affair tops Senate discussion as Senator Hale advances a navy personnel bill and Tillman seeks witnesses. The House chaos over seating for the new building surrounds a lottery, with Speaker Cannon suspending sessions to restore order before adjourning.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Tillman
House
Capitol
Cannon
Mt. Vernon Fire Destroys Jones Block. Firms Suffer Losses
Mt. Vernon Ohio reports the Jones block was wiped out by fire this morning and five business firms sustained losses totaling 16000. The blaze caused extensive damage to adjacent storefronts and displaced several workers. No injuries are listed.
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Mt. Vernon, O
Jones Block
Morton-Dewey Nuptials Brighten Local Home Scene
The home of the Presiding Elder and Mrs H W Dewey on North Ninth Street hosted the wedding of their daughter Trevon to Rev Ira A Morton of Canon Ohio. The ceremony featured a green and white churchlike altar, a ring exchange, and a reception with a red white color theme and floral place cards. The bride, an Otter organist and Mt Union alumna, wore white organdy and carried white bridal roses. The groom, a Canton Ohio pastor, and out of town guests from Barnesville Columbus Huntington and Cleveland shared in the celebration before the couple departed for their new home aboard the Pennsylvania line.
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H.W. Dewey
North Ninth Street
Miss Trevon
Ira A. Morton
Canon
Ohio
Columbus
Lula Lucas
Iona Schick
Kiiza Dewees
Claire Booth
Tome
John Miller
E. C. Morton
Barnesville
J .D. Luse
Wilbur Thoburn Mills
Wesley Luse
Cleveland
Willard Hood
Huntington
Nellie Hawkins
Salem
Nettie Yaggi
Alliance
Mary Boyd
Tabitha Boyd
Dewey
H. W. Dewey
Mt. Union College
M. E
Morton
Fairview
Crystal Park
Canton
Pennsylvania
Noble Woman Margaret Dayton Called Home
Mrs Margaret Dayton aged nearly 74 died at her daughter’s home in Cambridge after throat paralysis since Christmas day. Born May 27 1834 at Roney’s Point Westoa she married Jacob Dayton in 1854 and lived in Newcomerstown and Cambridge since 1861. Survivors include David J Dayton Viola D Rittenhouse Lowry A Dayton and Emerson Dayton. Funeral at North 10th Street home with Rev R A Elliott officiating, interment Northwood Cemetery.
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Margaret Dayton
Viola D. Rittenhouse
North 10Th Street
U. P. Church
Cambridge
R. A. Elliott
Second U. P. Church
Northwood Cemetery
Naval academy student breaks strength record at Annapolis
Garfield Stevens a student at the Annapolis Naval academy near Summerfield has set a strength record by lifting 181 pounds The event marks a notable athletic achievement at the institution R W Campbell and George W Schafer were in Cumberland installing newly elected officers of the Odd Fellows Lodge A banquet followed the meeting including attendees Mrs T G McCortle who will visit Columbus and then travel to Longmont Colorado for the winter with relatives
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Garfield Stevens
Summerfield
Annapolis Naval Acanony
R. W. Campbell
George W. Schafer
Cumberland
S. O. O. F. Lodge
T. G. McCortle
C. C. Cosgrove
East Wheeling Avenue
Columbus
Long Mont
Colo
Marriage mockery claim leads to court ruling
Martin Maloney of Philadelphia announces a suit to declare no marriage between his daughter Helen Maloney and Arthur H. Osborn, noting the Mamaroneck ceremony on December 28 1995 was conducted in jest and the couple never cohabited. Justice Boyd recounts the fictitious names and the lighthearted nature of the union.
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New York
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Helen Eugenie
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Mamaroneck
Helen Maloney
Maloney
Miss Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Clarkson
London
Osborn
Arthur H. Osborn
Husbard
Herbert Osborne
Pittsburg
Cocker
Eng
L. M. Osborne
L. James
Helen Eugenia
John Eugenie
Mary Bryce
Marian Graham
E. H. Boyd
Official list of Guernsey County Justices of the Peace
The document provides a complete roster of Guernsey county Justices of the Peace with their township and post office, plus expiration dates. Noted are names such as Carlos Rieger, C E Monroe, R W Linasey, Theudas T Jones, and many others, with expirations mainly December 31 1911 and some earlier dates. A note states several named justices had not qualified as of January 9 1908.
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Justices of the Peace
Guernsey County
Carlos Rieger
Adams
Cambridge
R. D
C E. Monroe
Galliguer
Theudas T. Jones
P. Weisenstine
Center
Eza D. Trott
Jackson
Byesville
A. J. Bean
Pyesville
James McKahan
Jefferson
Kimbolton
Wo. F. Wisnart
J. Af. Howell
Knox
Cambrige
J. KE
A. C. St Clair
Madison
Antrim
John T. Wyrick
Winterset
J. B. Hartley
Millwood
Quaker City
T. M. Johnson
F. W. St Clair
T. W. Foster
Monroe
G. C Lanning
Odell
J. W. Bryant
Oxford
Middlebourne
W. H. Bryant
Fairview
N. T. Oliver
Richland
Senecaville
S. Db. Floyd
Lore City
W. H. Moore
Spacer
Cumberland
Sec
J. Parkey
Spencer
C. S. McDonald
Valley
Derwent
L. B. Hollenbeck
Buffalo
J. H. Oxley
Washington
Gilmore
John D. Reid
Freeport
E. E. Kelley
Westland
Claysville
David Linn
Henry Wilson
Wheeling
Bird’s Run
W. R. Crater
Guernsey
William Black
Willis
R.D
John M. Shipiey
Wills
Carlos Ringer
C. E. Monroe
John T. Wirick
J. E. Martin
F. W. StClair
T. V. Foster
J. H. Howell
A. C. StClair
J. Purkey
Beautiful new palace coach for East Wherling livery
R. E Willis, liveryman on East Wherling Avenue, has added a six seat palace coach from Ridale Coach & Hearse Co Ravenna Ohio. It seats six and suits weddings parties theaters. Upholstery is French goat skin leather with tufted green satin headlining. Silver plated ramps mountings glass is bevel edged French plate. Rubber tires and gold leaf striping complete the. coach will be in great demand.
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R. E Willis
Judge Kennedy in decline at McConnelsville home
The condition of Judge BE M Kennedy worsens at his McConnelsville residence as friends fear the worst with a failing heart action and serious illness.
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BE. M. Kennedy
McConnelsville
Miller Buys Pearl Frazee Grocery Stock on Kkcoster Ave
W T Miller purchased the grocery stock of Pearl Frazee on Kkcoster avenue. Mr McPeek and Harold Sions are engaged to taking an invoice of the stock.
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W. T. Miller
Pearl Frazee
Kkcoster Avenue
Mr. McPeek
Harold Sions
Taft Voices Views on Injunctions and Contempts
Secretary of War William H. Taft states in a letter that a defined federal statute could clarify labor disputes and limit injunctions. He supports notice and a hearing before injunctions, opposes exclusive ex parte actions, and favors allowing the contemnor to request a different judge to hear contempt matters. He warns against juries in contempt cases, urging senior judges handle such issues to preserve court authority.
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Martins Ferry
William H. Taft
Llewellyn Lewis
Obijio Federation of Labor
Taft
District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
Federal Court of Appeals
Paving of North 10 Northwo paving discussed for summer
An adjourned Public Service meeting discussed street improvements in several city areas. North 10 Northwo paving to Northwood cemetery emerged as a priority with funding split two ways between county and township, aiming for summer completion. Miss Donley left for Cleveland.
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of Public Service
North &Th Street
Northwoot Cemetery
Service Board
Tew
Charles S. Sheppard
Hall
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