Cleveland postpones special trolley election after bitter council vote
After a heated council debate, Cleveland delays indefinitely a special election on the transfer of Cleveland Electric Railway property to the Municipal Traction company. The postponement awaits state supreme court rulings on two suits challenging the lease, with decisions not expected for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelana
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Municipal Traction Company
State Supreme Court
Cleveland Electric
Supreme Court
Henry L Wells M D Physician and Surgeon Card
Dr Henry L Wells physician surgeon specializes in eye nose and throat. Office hours 10 to 12 morning and 4 to 6 afternoon. Located at 719 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Potter’s salad dish offered for Saturday
Saturday menu includes potato salad and other dishes as Potter advertises. Burgess of West Eighth street was in Newcomerstown on business today. Various visits to Newark New Concord Caldwell Columbus and Alexandria noted. WCTU to host ice cream social at court house lawn Thursday evening. Mrs H M Cummings and daughters relocate from Newark to Alexandria. Carrie Nosset thanks Pythian Sisters for flowers during illness. Convalescence described as gradual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds. Burgess
West Eighth Street
Newcomerstown
Court House Lawn
Carrie Nosset
Pythian Sisters
Adkins and son Tour Through Illinois Kansas Oklahoma Texas
J. B. Adkins and his son Harry of Isyesville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shively yesterday. They departed on the evening train for an extended business and pleasure trip through Illinois Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Adkins
Harry of
Isyesville
J. W. Shively
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Hostler Confusion Causes Harness Mix-Up At Camp Near Tyner
A camp near Tyner on Dr Yeo farm hosted 48 Cambridge residents for a hearty Sunday dinner. The same vehicles and harness were mixed up when horses from Moss Bros livery and Carnes stables were swapped, leaving both teams hitched to the other’s rigs. The hustler in charge reportedly lost his job after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyner
Dr. Yeo
Cambridge
Moss Bros
Carnes
Chautauqua at Electric Park Promises Strong Attendance
The Chautauqua at Electric Park is billed as one of the best and most successful events in the region. Talent is varied and extensive, season tickets are selling well, and expected attendance is higher than last year. Tickets are available through D. M. Hawthorne Temple Pharmacy Brenan & Wilson and Attorney A R McCulloch.
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Electric Park
D. M. Hawthorne
Temple Pharmacy
Brenan & Wilson
A. R. McCulloch
Notable Ohio Military Reunion Invites State Leaders
Bellefontaine Ohio July 14 Governor Harris Judson Harmon of Cincinnati General Warren Keifer of Springfield and General Isaac Sherwood of Toledo invited to attend the Logan county soldiers reunion set for August 19 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Harris
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Warren Keifer
Springfield
Isaac Sherwood
Toledo
Logan
Reunion of First Call Troops in Mansfield 1908
The Twenty-second annual reunion of the Ohio Association of First-Call Troops will be held at Mansfield on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 4 and 5, 1908. All comrades are invited. A. J. Baughman, Secretary.
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Ohio Association of
Mansfield
A. J. Baughman
Will Apply To Pres Roosevelt Protest By 15000 New York Machinists
Fifteen thousand New York machinists represented by district No. 15 prepare a protest petition. The Central Federated Union will voice the protest to President Roosevelt against a navy yard order prohibiting their taking action.
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New York
pFifteen
Petics
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Landslide in Ronco Buries Peasant Homes Nine Die
Nine people are killed after a landslide at Ronco, Turin. Other notices report in Amwell township a failed bid for constable after J Calvin Miller’s term ended. a Kansas City death claim of J E Heilman. and a Bucyrus touring car accident injuring Joseph Ulmer and others.
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Turin
Italy
Ronco
Bucyrus, O
Bucyrus
Crestline
Joseph Ulmer
Ulmer
Wheat Rises in Chicago Market on Heat Wave
Scorching northwest weather lifts wheat prices on the local exchange. September wheat gains 1 1/2 cents to 91 1/2 cents, corn dips, oats rise, and provisions hold or advance up to 27 1/2 percent. September options settle at wheat 91 1/2, corn 74, oats 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Pittsburg Markets Corn and Livestock Report
Pittsburg markets show corn at 80 81 cents per bushel and hay averaging 13.00 to 13.50 per ton. Butter prints and tubs command 25 25% and 24 25 cents, eggs at 20 21 cents, and Ohio full cream cheese at 12 cents. Cattle receipts 125 loads with prices ranging to 7. prime 6.60 6.75, heifers 3.50 5.25, cows and fats 2 4.75, veal calves 7.50 8. Heavy hogs 7.25, young hogs 6.90 7, pigs 6.10 6.35, stags 4 4.75. Sheep and lambs see steady sheep and lambs 60c lower. prime wethers 4.60 4.75, spring lambs 4.50 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
Purge impurities with Burdock Blood Bitters and Doan's Pills
An old newspaper ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing tonic for skin eruptions and headaches noting clear skin and eyes. Doan's Ointment cures piles after years of suffering and Doan's Regulars prevent constipation with mild bowel action. Ends by selling a map smoking a cigarette and celluloid collar combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dr Thomas' Electric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas' Electric Oil as stopping earache in two minutes and toothache or burn pain in five minutes, with hoarseness easing in one hour, muscle ache in two hours, and sore throat in twelve hours, branding it the monarch over pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Senecaville News Recap Week of Baseball and Visits
Senecaville items report Miss Lulu Wilson returning from Kennensburg and Walter Scott teaching in Pittsburgh. Local ball teams split games with Love City and Pleasant City, with scores 7 to 3 and 15 to 5. Ed Wilkinson and Miss Mary Basford wed in Cambridge. Several visitors and travelers are named, including Mrs. John Moser, Frank Morrison, and Emmet Heskett. The column criticizes crowd behavior at Byesville and Cambridge games and notes travel hardships for the team. Elizabeth Bennett and niece Mary Sages visit Barnesville relatives. Earl Ferguson returns from New Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Wilson
Kennensburg
Walter Scott
Pittsburg
Love City
Ed. Wilkinson
Mary Basford
Cambridge
John Moser
Columbus
Frank Morrison
Pleasant City
R. L. Nelson
Byesville
Sarah Hartup
Emmet Heskett
Newcomerstown
Blanch
Laogan
Hiram Thompson
Houhgton
N. Y
Fred Frost
Helen Bergmyer
Canton
John R. Unklesbay
Trail Run Boys
Times
Jeff
Frye
Honus” Dagenhart
Senecaville
Elizabeth Bennett
Mary Sages
Barnesville
C. T. Warrick
A. B. Ferguson
Earl Ferguson
New Concord School
Warmest Wettest Love City Sunday Marks Season
Local notes report Love City Sunday as the warmest and wettest day of the season. Several villagers visit relatives in Amos West Virginia. Lore City wins a ten inning ball game 11 to 10 over New Concord. A. R. Shegog L. S. Reasoner and J. F. Cash begin stock inventory at Cash Bros. sale to purchaser Mr. Reasoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Atha
Amos
W. Va
William Riggles
Coshocton
G. W. Long
Homer Meighen
Black Top
Morris Company
Senecaville
Senecarille
Washington
Lore City
J. A. Johnson
Sarah Potts
Spence Ward
New Concord
A. R. Shegog
L. S. Reasoner
J. F. Cash
Cash Bros
Reasoner
C. A. Sproat
I Clara
Buckeye Lake Outing Highlights Local Visit
Miss Laura Mendenhall of Zanesville and her sister Mrs. Harry Foster enjoyed a weekend at Buckeye Lake. Dry weather jeopardizes the wild berry crop, forecasting a partial failure despite promising prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Lake
Laura Mendenhall
Zanesville
Harry Foster
Local notices from Londonderry and region
The weekly column records several local moves and events. James Stockdale attended a quarterly meeting at Winters et. Ray Cunningham sold a five year old horse to J. W. Patterson. Mr and Mrs James Inglish left for Colorado seeking health. H H Masters bought a mare and colt from Henry Gray of An trim. Clyde Gracy and spouse moved in with his father in law. Mack Hunt left for Kansas for the summer. J A and S T Morton visited Halisin hospital for sister Maggie Stuffey who died after cancer surgery. Maggie Stuffey was daughter of Squire John Morton and lived in Freeport since her husband’s death two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stockdale
Winterset
Ray Cunningham
J. W. Patterson
James Inglish
Colorado
Inglish
H. H. Masters
Henry Gray
Antrim
Clyde Gracy
Mack Hunt
Kansas
J. A
T. Morton
Halisin Hospital
Maggie Stuffey
Squire John Morton
T Peple
Freeport
Local NOTES from Cambridge and Rocky Fork
Odell s and B Taylor visited Cambridge on Saturday while H B Lanning called on friends at Rocky Fork Sunday afternoon. A Parkersburg resident purchased the Edenburn farm and will move here soon. Grange members planned a picnic for August 15 with a good program. Anna Kennedy of Sugartree visited. Berwick school house will hold Sunday services and Sunday school this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kennedy
Sugartree
J. Kennedy
Berwick
Cunningham
Contractor W H Spedden Visits From Fairmont
W H Spedden of the Holbert Spedden firm from Fairmont West Virginia, builders of Union Station, was in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spedden
Holbert & Spedden
Fairmont
W. Va
Pleasant City News Briefs and Local Notes
Clay Pike and families visit J L Kackley as Mr Wm Floyd remains ill. Elmer Brown sells goods and leaves for unknown parts. Cumberland visitors Orin Walters and Mat Hamilton attend local social. Mrs Elizabeth Rackley hosts Sherman Heskett visit. Puritan mines undergoing repairs. Harvesting active in area. Edgar Floyd sells a driving horse. Rhoda Frye visits from Byesville. Hardware store burned last Friday, likely not rebuilt by Mr Hickle.
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Wm. Floyd
A. G. Heskett
C. E. Kackley
F. M. Secrest
J. L. Kackley
Elmer Brown
Pleasant City
Orin Walters
Mat. Hamilton
Cumberland
Sherman Heskett
Elizabeth Rackley
Edgar Floyd
Rhoda Frye
Byesville
Hickle
Milk cows sold and family visits noted in Salesville
Albert Foraker sold two milk cows last week. A daughter was born July 5 1908 to Forest Foraker and his wife. Earl Eagan attended a literary event and visited his uncle S O Brill's home. Daily Foraker and sister Iva visited north east of Eldon. An entertainment occurred at Sandhill last Sunday. Sadie Kennon of Quaker City stayed with sister Mrs Bates west of town. Wm Foraker family visited Noble county relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Foraker
Forest Foraker
Earl Eagan
S. O. Brill
Foraker
Iva
Eldon
Sandhill
Sadie Kennon
Quaker City
Robert Bates
Wm. Foraker
Noble County
Woods to preach at Brushy Fork on Sabbath July 19
Grand Ridge Rev. Mr. Woods will preach at Brushy Fork in morning and evening. A church meeting is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and all members are urged to attend. On the farms there are saw mills owned by Mr. George Tedrick and Mrs. Dots. Mr. T. F. LePage and family visited Senecaville over the Sabbath. Mrs. Mollite Watkins visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woods
Brushy Fork
George Tedrick
Dots
T. F. LePage
Senecaville
Mollite Watkins
Jacob Hughes
Chautauqua at Gladstone Park features Rev Boughton as instructor
Friends of Rev. Fred G. Boughton former pastor of the First Baptist church of this city have received programs for the Chautauqua to be held in Gladstone Park Willamette Valley Oregon where Boughton appears as instructor He uses as his text study The Unfinished Task by James Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Boughton
First Baptist Church
Gladstone Park
Willamette Valley
Ore
Boughton
Jas. Barton
Local Social Notes from Salesville and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits mark a busy period with Obidiah Bonnell and Casper Enos hosting. G D Teterick travels on business while Odessa Wade and her children visit the Tetericks in Cambridge. The Bonnells, Wade, Tetericks, and McPeek families figure among exchanges across Salesville, Cambridge, Blooming Grove, and Senecaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obidiah Bonnell
Casper Enos
G. D. Teterick
Salesville
Odessa Wade
Cambridge
Geo. Teterick
Howard
Barton, O
Tetia Ables
Mary McPeek
Blooming Grove
C. Olman Masters
Freeport
R. D
Emma McMillin
Thomas Lepage
Senecaville
Bradford to Attend Hiawatha Assembly Again
Otsego resident Phil S Bradford gears up for another Hiawatha Assembly visit drawing wide local attendance. The popular figure in Otsego anticipates a strong turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Bradford
Otsego, O
Hiawatha Assembly
Mr. Bradford
Non-Taxable Bonds for Sale in Zanesville Ohio
City and county bonds offered free of tax yielding from 4 to 4 percent. For particulars write or telephone at our expense C. Hoskinson 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohio
What Shall We Have for Dessert JELL-O
Try JELL-O the dainty appetizing economical dessert. Prepare instantly with boiling water and serve when cool. Flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach. A 10c package serves a large family. All grocers sell it. Do not substitute. Complies with Pure Food Laws.
Green and Moore at Kimbolton on business
Messrs. W. B. Green and George Moore were at Kimbolton on business today. They visited local offices and discussed arrangements with officials regarding upcoming projects in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. B. Green
George Moore
Kimbolton
Todeli
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F. A. Long and Daughter
Newark
P. W. Camp
North Eleventh Street
Mabel Barnes
Helen Scott
Mattie Neptune of
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FE. P. Horton
East Wheeling Avenue
H. M. Cummings
Beatrice
Gladys
Minnie
Alexandria
Hostler
Amwell Township
J. Calvin Miller
Miller
Kittanning, Pa
J. E. Heilman
Kittanning
Kansas City
Heisman
Chicago Grain Market
Feek Anak —— Wholesale
Akon Neem Ae Idoi Paar
Londonderry
Odell
Howard and Dunlap
Clay Pike
Grand Ridge
VaTech Tiele
Canal
Dover
New Phila
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