Pattison Leads Ohio Reform in Graft Fight Convention
Ohio voters confront a stark choice between George B. Cox backed graft and reform champion John M Pattison. Delegates at Columbus on June 23 named Pattison to carry the reform banner, promising fair chances, strict oath fidelity, and a push to blot out bossism and bribery. The report notes Pattison’s triumph as a landmark in Ohio political history and mentions concurrent agricultural notes from Noble County about harvest and clover growth along roads.
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Ohio
George B. Cox
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Myron T. Herrick
John M. Patti- Sop
Obie
Supreme Court ruling nullifies Barber affidavits of prejudice
The Ohio Supreme Court held that an affidavit of prejudice can be filed only when all judges in a subdivision are prejudiced. Therefore Barber’s affidavits against Judge Mackey are null, affecting the Barber case now in Noble County. The decision prompts uncertainty over who will preside at the September trial as judges discuss next steps.
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Ohio Law Reporter
Supreme Court of Ohio
Wolf
Barber
Cbey
Supreme Court
Mackey
Guernsey
Noble
Noble County
Noble County Court
Kennedy
Frazier
Lore City and Cambridge Bridge Teams Clash Results
Fragmented OCR recounts a mixed local sports scene with a bridge match where Lore City and Cambridge teams faced off. Early notes mention personal names, match actions, and an outcome favoring one side in the first game, with a second game decided by Cambridge players.
Corner Stone Laid for New Mason Temple in Cambridge
Hundreds gathered as the corner stone of the new Mason Temple was laid on Tuesday. Grand Master E W Mathews led the ceremony despite threatening weather, praising founder John Meyers and the lodge’s aims of brotherhood and public good. The program included addresses by Rev Ken C Hayes and others, with readings, tributes, and a prayer, then adjourned indoors for concluding talks and reflections on Masonry’s role in society.
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Masonic Temple
John Meyers
Wheeling Avenue
Temple
Cambridge
E. W. Mathews
Father
Ken C. Hayes
S. M. Burgess
Wm. Whaston
D. G
J. Ss. Prouse
A. R. Muarcay
JG. Warden
Jed Williams
D. G. Master
W. G. Warden
J. G. Warden
BE. W. Mathews
Meyers
Mathews
Boston
New Temple
W. B. Winters
A. B. Hail
F. J. Rosemond
Solomon's Temple
Jon. Meyers
Cambridge Defeated by Indians 12 to 3 at Electric Park
Cambridge opened the season against the Nebraska Indians at Electric Park Friday, losing 12 to 3. The crowd of over five hundred saw Cambridge show grit with a two-run first inning, but the Indians surged with four runs in the eighth and ninth to seal the win. New Cambridge uniforms arrived yesterday, blue trimmed with white, matching team insignia.
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Cambridge
Nebraska, Indians
Electric Park
Redskins
Indians
Te Te TunNs
Mero
Cambridia
Pitener
Fred Raymond
Jeray
Secon
Secretary John Hay Dead Foremost Living Diplomat Passes
Newberry New Hampshire July 1 Spe special Secretary of State John Hay died at 12 25 PM at his daughter's home. The long serving diplomat had recently returned from abroad after German treatment and a relapse preceded his death from pulmonary embolism. Hay born October 8 1838 in Salem Indiana rose from Lincoln aide to statesman and diplomat, guiding policy under McKinley and Roosevelt and earning respect as world dean of diplomacy.
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Newberry
N. H
John Hay
Isay
Hay
Charles L. Scudder
Fred T. Murphy
McKinley
Roosevelt
Salem
Indiana
John
Brown University
Springfield
Supreme Court
Illinois
Washington
Lincoln
Geo. Hunter
Gen. Gilmore
Coronel
Legation
Paris
Madrid
United States
New York Tribune
Clara Stone
Cleveland
Hayes
International Sanitary Congress
McKin Jey
Cambridge Citizen's Advice Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills
A Cambridge remedy advertises Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe cure for kidney troubles and backache. Paul Sherrard of Cambridge, Ohio testifies the pills gave prompt relief and the product is sold by all dealers for 50 points, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Cambridge
Paul Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Funeral of Turner G Brown Held at Northwood
The funeral for Turner G. Brown was held in the forenoon from his home with Rev. W B Winters and associates officiating. Music by Mrs J H Sarchet and a quartet including Mrs Surcheh and Prof LaChat, plus a solo by Mrs Wilson. Pallbearers listed. rural tributes described as numerous and beautiful. Interment followed at Northwood.
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Turner G. Brown
W.B. Winters
Ken. Flays
G. ©. Miller
WV. Milligan
J. H. Sarchet
Surcheh
Fred R. Duff
Wilson
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts a supposed internal catarrh cure named Catarrh Cure as a long standing county remedy. It claims the medicine targets mucous surfaces and combines two ingredients for curing catarrh, urging readers to send for testimonials and stating it is sold by druggists under Tops and Bajl's Family Pills names.
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Toreda
Cheney
Drazgists
Prb
Bajl
The Devils Tea Table Deters Erosion Fight
The famous Devil's Tea Table in the Muskingum valley faces collapse and a fundraising drive aims to fund a concrete foundation. The landmark has long been a picnic favorite and source for shale souvenirs. If supported, it will preserve the natural curiosity from fading into memory.
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Muskingum Valley
Ohio
Tnis
Death of George Watson in Cambridge and Guernsey County
Friends across Cambridge and Guernsey County mourn the sudden death of George Watson at his Norwich home from heart neuralgia. Former Toledo area official and long time resident, he served as County Treasurer and was among the county’s best known citizens. Funeral services are set at his home and then at Ris Mills Church with burial to follow.
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Georce Watson
Cambridge
Guernsey
Norwich
Watson
Coun
Cashocton
Ohio
Spety
Ciall—Earl Pratt
Will
Pry
Wills Creek
U.P. Reser
Ills Creek
Lowing
New Coner
Lizzit Pollock
AR. Watson
London
Hisonenanty
Edward Ray
Cum- Sherland
BR. B. Wate
Tix Mills
A. Watson
Tra Wason
Carbridge
Death of Mrs. Samuel Mehaffey in Guernsey County
Mrs Lane Mehaffey, a respected Guernsey county resident, died at home Monday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon. A fuller obituary detailing her life will appear in the Jeffersonian.
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Lane
Mehaffey
Guernsey County
Mammouth Stove Works Closed After Strike Turmoil
The Wehrle stove works in Newark Ohio shut down Friday by order of president W W Wehrle as polishers and buffers strike enters a month. About 1800 workers loose employment and pay envelopes to be collected today. Strike violence and plant picketing cited. union disputes binding conditions and potential violence blamed on foundry crowd rather than strikers. Sears Roebuck & Co controls Wehrle, and reportedly prefers losing business to losing the strike.
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Wehrle Stove Works
Newark
W. W. Wehrle
Crilley
Columbus
State Board of Arbitration
Chivayt
Wehrle
Orks
Wehrie Company
Sears, Roebuckt and &Co
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Change of Venue in Barker Case Set for Sept 25
Barker will be tried in Caldwell after a venue change announced by Judge E M Kennedy to Judge Mackey. The case, set for September 25 in Noble County, requires Barker post a 1000 bond for appearance throughout the trial. It is expected Judge Kennedy may preside or assign another to hear the case.
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Barker
Caldwell
E. M. Kennedy
Mackey
O. Farber
Uriai
Noble County
Kennedy
Local Meat Merchant Sells Shop in New Concord
Asseph Shaw of this city has sold his meat shop in New Concord and returned home. He has not yet decided what business he will pursue next.
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Charles EB. Mason
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George Watstn Bead
Samuel Mehaffey
J. P. Mahaffey
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