Panama Route in 1048 The Panama Route in 1048
A travel narrative recounts a river voyage toward Gatun with observations on the canal debate. It notes Roosevelts stance on lock vs sea level, describes dense jungle scenery, storms, and the endurance of canoe crews along the Chagres River, including encounters with local people and American visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Jeffersonian
Lieut
Gillette
Panama
Roosevelt
Cortez
Morgan
Humboldt
Prescott
Foraker
Gatun
San Pueblo
Padre
Appraisement Returned for Crown Clothing Co bankruptcy
The Crown Clothing Co stock appraisement totaled 1731, filed by Bond Pad gitt Cook after three days work to assess a bankrupt stock. A creditors meeting with Referee George Dugan is set for 10 AM Monday to elect a trustee. Total debt listed at 4698.48. 41 creditors include Columbus Merchandise Co and Gem City Mercantile Co among the largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Clothing Co
T. M. Bond
W. F. Padgitt
R. A. Cook
George Dugan
Columbus Merchandise Co
M. & A. Isaacs, Moch, Beman & Co
Cincinnati
Gem City Mercantile Co
Daytop
Patton-White Wedding At East Beatty Avenue
Alma Patton and Frank White were married at the Patton residence on East Beatty Avenue with Rev. G O Miller officiating. The ceremony featured a ring ritual before a large guest list, followed by a wedding supper. White works at the sheet mill and both families praise the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Patton
East Beatty Avenue
Alma Patton
Frank White
G. O. Miller
Second U. P
White
Sheet
Doctor Leeper Returns to Office After Illness
Dr. M. Leeper, who had been ill for a week, is now able to be in his office and resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leeper
Man Surrenders in Fatal Woods Shooting of 10-Year-Old
Peter Morris, suspected of fatally shooting Mike Parah at Ideal Mines, turned himself in to Sheriff Moore with John Kolarick present. Morris, about 19, spoke via interpreter and faces arraignment in Byesville after a not guilty plea is anticipated. Parah funeral held at Ideal Mines with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Morris
Mike Parah
Stephen Parah
Ideal Mines
Moore
John Kolarick
Morris
Byesville
Bowman
Ideal Mine
Clarik
Cambridge
W. W. Stewart
Stewart
Kolarick
Las Christmas
Parab
Deal Mines
Byesville Cemetery
National Banks Elect Officers in Cambridge
The annual stockholder meetings for Guernsey Central and Cambridge National Banks elected boards of directors and officers for the ensuing year. Guernsey National elected A L Petty as president and A A Taylor as cashier. Central National named E W Mathews president and W S McCartney cashier with multiple vice presidents. National Bank of Cambridge chose S J McMahon as president and C S McMahon as cashier, with W N Patterson as assistant cashier. Local residents Flora Youghery and C S Stockdale were noted visitors and guests in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Guernsey National Bank
A. L. Petty
John McBurney
Robert T. Scott
George H. Boetcher
A. A. Taylor
J. W. Scott
The
Central National Bank
E. W. Mathews
John R. Hall
M. L. Hartley
J. H. Opperman
H. P. Woodworth
John E. Sankey
S. A. Craig
F. W. Crawford
W. S. McCartney
W.S. McCartney
Ed. Milligan
Teller
National Bank of Cambridge
S. J. McMahon
A. R. Murray
Fred L. Rosemond
S M. Burgess
A. P. Frame
W.luccock
J. W. Campbell
J. McMahon
Fiaitest
C. S. McMahon
W. N. Patterson
G. W. Smith
Cambridge Pranksters Try Flaming Breath Trick on Street
A trio of youths on a Cambridge street Saturday tested a dangerous flame prank using a benzine like liquid. One carried a bottle, passed it to others, who inhaled and expelled vapor to ignite with a match. The stunt prompted alarm and could lead to serious harm as warned by the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
The Course of True Love Finds Its Way Home
Police reported a quiet period with one notable incident a domestic dispute involving Ava from Slavish place. A miscommunication led to a wife leaving with two children but she returned with her husband Palic after a reconciliation arranged by family mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Mesasge
Ava
S. R. Heade Wins Suit In Squires Court
Squire Lindsey ruled in favor of S R Heade in a real estate commission case against Mrs Jennie Barber. Heade claimed $130 commission after selling Barber property on South 11th street and tendering $400 in gold, but Barber refused to deed. The court held Heade entitled to the $130 commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Lindsey
S. R. Heade
Jennie Barber
Robt. T. Scott
Judge Troette
Hea
South Ilth Street
Barber
Miners' State Convention Delegates Depart for Columbus
Ralph Hil derbrand and others representing mining firms left for Columbus on Monday to attend the Miners State Convention. John Wilson, known locally as Daddy Wilson, died at his High street home Tuesday morning. Moses Clark, a miner at Imperial mine No. 2, died after a slate fall Tuesday noon. Appropriations for six months total 2 508 05.
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Byesville
Ralph Hilderbrand
Ideal
O. H. Barnes
Warner’s
John Sewell
Little Kate
Mordica Morgan
Trail Rup
David Doherty
Midway
Columbus
John Wilson
Wilson
High Street
Moses Clark
Imperial Mine No. 2
Doctor Souders Is Rescued After Street Car Accident
Dr B A Souders prominent Guernsey county physician is struck by a city street car on Wheeling Avenue in Winchester. He suffers head cuts and bruises but survives thanks to the car Fender. He is cared for at Schaffer Smiths and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Souders
Winchester
Guernsey County
Wheeling Avenue
O. F. Lowry
Central National Bank
McCulley
Andrews
RK. E. Outwald
Chicago Crayon Co
Carrie Dr. Souders
Schafer
Gaston Avenue
Reciprocity in Cambridge taxation and saloon impact
A Quaker City writer argues for local purchasing to support Cambridge merchants while criticizing high saloon activity and liquor fines. The letter notes Cambridge liquor houses, Fort Early crowds, and worries for youth, urging farmers north of Cambridge to favor nondepartment store buys to reduce temptation and tax revenue issues. Signature: KIMBOLTON, QO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jeffersonian
Quaker City
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Chicago
Pittsburg
Columbus
Fort Early
Kimbolton
Card of Thanks for Mrs Jane Black Oliver
Mr and Mrs Samuel Oliver express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for loving ministrations during the last illness and funeral of their mother Mrs Jane Black Oliver. The estate of the late Bishop Mc Cabe is valued around 200000 with additional charitable bequests including 32000 to church work and portions to American University Washington and a wife and son share at five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Oliver
Jane Black Oliver
McCabe
American University At
Washington
Obituary of Jane Black Oliver of Center township
Jane Black Oliver born November 4 1825 in Cookstown Tyrone County Ireland died January 8 1907 aged 81 years 2 months 4 days. Survived by son Samuel daughter Mrs Margaret Eagleson nine grandchildren. Funeral held at home with Rev E G McKibben. interment Washington cemetery. distant mourners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Black Oliver
Samuel
Margaret Black
Cookstown
Tyrone Co
Ireland
Philadelphia
Center Township
Guernsey County
James Stewart
Cambridge
John Oliver
Elizabeth
John
Robert Terrill
Lutheran Church of Washington
Margaret Eagleson
E. G. McKibben
Washington Cemetery
Samuel Black
John S.black
H. L. Oliver
Columbus
J. O. Eagleson
Quaker City
Jennie
Mary Terrill
W. C. Oliver
Jennie E. Terrill
Ella F. Eagleson
Alleged Cruelty of Foster Parents Sparks Removal
Cambridge township trustees removed two foster children Guy and Jesse Armstrong from the Logwood home on Clark street citing cruelty. The children were housed overnight at the county jail with Sheriff SH Moore and will be sent back to the Athens Children's Home or placed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Township
Logwood
Clark Street
Guy
Jesse Armstrong
Athens
Logwoods
SH. K. Moore
Road funding urged at Kimbolton meeting
Rev A G Fagleson of Madison township urged Guernsey county residents to back a countywide road-piking program funded by general taxation. He proposed a petition asking the Board of Commissioners to proceed with paving leading roads and to allow a county vote on issuing bonds for immediate construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Fagleson
Madison Township
Kimbolton
Guernsey County
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Horsemen Prepare for Coming Year at Cambridge-Byesville Park
The Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park Association held a large meeting in the Probate court room to elect officers for the upcoming year and plan summer racing. New officers include President J C Orr and Vice President J W Cale with W M Sherrard as secretary. Directors named from Cambridge and Byesville. A July 4 grand park celebration is planned with top racing and additional attractions. A directors' meeting will select delegates to the Northeastern Ohio circuit secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Byesville
Cambridge
A. J McCreary
Cambrid
A. W. Boyd
J. H. Dickens
H. A. McCreary
John McCreary
W. M. Sherrard
O. Beckett
J. L. Nicholson
Byesville
Southeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
Isaac Brand Stricken at Home of Byesville Kin
Caldwell Press notes Isaac Brand has been quite ill at the home of relatives in Byesville. Mr and Mrs Suitt of Cambridge visited J A Oxey and wife over Sunday. Summerfield Farmer's Institute held February 4 and 5. Miss Mary Hester of Cambridge visited relatives here this week.
Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Darmstadt Chemist
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy can relieve rheumatic pain and dissolve diseased blood particles. It asserts a perfected prescription found in Darmstadt Germany and promises to stop suffering by dissolving granular wastes in rheumatic blood and flushing them from the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Darmstadt
Private sale of Campbell farm near Cambridge
Benjamin F. Enos as trustee for bankrupt Charles L Campbell offers at private sale the farm adjacent to Cambridge. The five subdivided tracts may be bid individually or as a whole, with no bid under three fourths of appraised value. Bids opened January 19, 1907, at 10 am in G D Dugan’s bankruptcy office. Enos may reject all bids.
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Benjamin F. Enos
Charles L Campbell
Charles L. Campbell
City of
Cambridge
G. D. Dugan
Robt
T. Scott
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James M. Gillette
United States Navy
Congress
Gatundam
Gorgona
Ciaces
Chagres
Gratuo
Cruces
United States
Patton
National Banks
Governsey National
Central National
Flora Youghery
Newark
City
Mrs. C
Squire
Fender Saves
Paysigian's
Mott’s
O& Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ogier’s Drug
Cambridge, O
Driving Park Association
Dr. Shoop
Rheumatic Remedy Ley & CO
J. W. Shaff
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