Democratic County Convention Held in Newcomerstown
The Democratic county committee met in Newcomerstown to organize the state slate. Delegates from Guernsey Noble and Muskingum counties selected temporary chairman and prepared for August 20 convention work. Talks covered William Allen campaign support, local leadership, and the race for judge with Guernsey favoring Mackey and Noble backing McGinnis amid district politics.
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Vention
Seis
Newecomerstown
Black
Guernsey
Noble
Bak
Tt Weed
Newcomerstown
Aus
Coshovten
Rosermond
Common Pleas
Mackey
Guernses County
Crew
McConnelsville
Noble County
J. M. McGinnnis
Caldwel
Macke
Aleady Appa
Nony
Democratic Convention Debate and Labor Issues Highlight Ohio GOP
The report describes Honorable James E. Campbell as guest of honor and details speakers and platform items. It notes tensions over monopolies imperialism and civil service, plus Mayor Tom L Johnson’s plan to stump the state on taxation fairness and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Civil Service
Alan G. ‘Phutuani
Tom. L. Johnson
Johnson
Mina
United States Ambassador White plans Berlin visit in September
A Kleine Journal letter from United States Ambassador White to its editor says he will travel to the U S in September to visit family. His stay in Berlin depends on various considerations including Germany's status and press treatment of White. The note notes his potential trip to Zola and comments on reception in newspapers.
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Berlin
Kleine Jourral
United States
White
Germany
United Stat
Fetter Ral
Zola
Death of George Emerson at his Gibsons area home
George Emerson aged 77 died at his home near Gibsons Guernsey county Ohio Sunday morning June 80th 1907 after a lingering illness He was lifelong in the county and surviving wife Sarah TH Sarveant five grandchildren and other relatives mourn him Funeral services were held at the Sandal church attended by many friends and neighbors He was a longtime member of the Sule Baptist church and leaves three daughters Mrs Mary R Gusner Miss Ora M and Mr Eaurena J Weaver, plus a son Williau S who died in Colorado Springs in 1886
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George Emerson
Gibsons
Guernsey County
Ohio
Mary Reeve
Sarah TH. Sarveant
Mary R. Gusner
Ora M
Eaurena J. Weaver
Carthage
Indiana
Williau S
Colorado Springs
Sule Baptist Church
Jara
Margaret Haber
Sever- Gorge Nicholson
Zanesville
Taylor
Witshwold
Salon Church
Hartford
de 8. Gough
Delome
Nixon
Granville
Prubpu
Joghun Gregg
Columbus
J. W. Gregey
Gould
Llino
CPL
Iotcouk
Ley
Charlie Lyons
Shackhouse
Sadie Cuwenll
Rank ‘Trott
Kinale Killworth
Ureydines McCoy
Clara
al Coe “Hs
Jean Ther
Maude
Zioarne
Charand Sot
Freel
Wil Galipe Bell
al Cambridge
and Mas
Worry Tont
Mabel Gox
al Rix Mills
Dohin White
al Tighii
Elin Smith
Daster Smith
al Sorat
Khna Torrence
Bima ‘Lerrence
Cinchesland Presbyturian
Jdecaused
Isemiies
BL. Gould
Oly
Goi
CG. KB
Beion
Mision Pavad
Elarel
James Thay
Buch
Medtolland
Lo Moe
Obl Ward
Phursday
July Tich
Prat
BE. Sinack
Dresden
Nate Lown
Will Tally
Ava
Mis
Doling Marks
Avi, Co
Lowes 'Plaurschiy
Mra
Susan Daniel
Criville
John Garothers
Ani Fituily
Cunhison
Blue Bell
Halle Saiack
U.stane
Tarteford
Wildlay
Manlay
Stanley Hamilton
Simeday
My. Dol
Sucinie
Chandlersville
Sundlay
Ville
Ants
Local notes from Gambridge and surrounding towns
Social column records visits and gatherings in Gambridge and nearby areas. Residents including Prof d. Ly Cash, Mrs. Milton Cash, and families from Love Guy and New Concord are mentioned visiting relatives and attending local events. A Saturday gospel meeting at Lone Ross and a wool price report from Cleveland are noted along with church activities and upcoming church events.
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Gambridge
Milton Cash
Love Guy
D. Ly Cash
Lands for sale in Ino fale Ground Addition and city lots
Real estate advertises many eastern city lots and houses priced 1800 to 6000 with several parcels in Beckett avenue and East Street. Includes condemned notes on commutation for A M Henry convicted in Mercy term 188s in Guernsey County court and sentence to Ohio Penitentiary for 20 years.
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Ino Fale
Beckett, Avenue
Eastain
Ohio State
Bard al
A. M. Henry
Court of Common Pleas
Guermmey County
Ripe
Ohio
Embroidery Sale Ad Promises Deep Discounts
A faded notice announces an embroidery sale starting June 25 with halved prices on ribbons laces and various garments. It lists shirts waists boy’s underwear hammocks and assorted items at low tag prices urging shoppers to visit Hess store for bargains.
Local Notes and Obituaries From Zanesville Area
A dense roster of social notes, family visits, illnesses and funerals in the Zanesville region. Mentions Jane Randolph, Col G G Niehbois, Rev B L Gould, and others. obituary for Miss Bima Lerrence notes tuberculosis and a Presbyterian funeral. Community events include picnics, visits, and a ball game result of 4 to 2 for the home side.
Bond and fire devastate farm home officials report
A dwelling on the Libby farm north of town was burned to ashes in an early morning blaze. Tenant Mars Cleary lost all possessions while away from home. Nearby the Bond family plans to rebuild and mail facilities talk continues. local residents note mixed health and crop conditions as spring work begins.
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Bond Jorn
John Ranekin
Libvy
Mars
Cleary
Lavenel Hetil Ckey
Amy
Dun
Local Notes From Lore City Area
Butter 12 cents, eggs 12 cents. Farmers busy harvesting hay. Miss Odessa Rockwall of Balesville visits James Basford. Locals attend croquet party hosted by Ralph Sproat. Manfred Lungs moves to Lore City. Joe Coville of Sugar Tree visited near Love City. Roy Denhow returns from Cambridge. Benjamin Mahoney of Senecaville is seriously ill with poor prospects.
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Lore City
Odessa Rockwall
Balesville
James Basfords
Ralph Sproat
Manfred Lungs
Joe Coville
Sugar Tree
Love City
Roy Denhow
Cambridge
Benjamin Mahoney
Senecaville
Hartford News Roundup of Local Visits and Incidents
In Hartford reports mention Mrs Sophia Seoul of Cambridge visiting. Walter McGuoney, son of William, fell from a cherry tree Tuesday injuring his eight? teeth. Several residents attended social events including an Asian League gathering hosted by Mrs Wheeler of Cleveland. Local football outcomes sparked excitement with a Byesville matchup drawing crowd. A.J. Bennett planned to visit Shawnee on Wednesday while Corbeth and Bimvey attended events in Chambridge and Gimbridge.
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Cumberla
D. B
Wallace
Medway
Cambridge
Reighton
John Carothers
Oliver and Vinlet
Tandytor
Jane Rantolph
M. E. Vuuren
Zoller
Boston
Trior
Dune Bay
Il C. Moreledae
Philander Johnson
Hartford
M. L. Spaid
Martebtnesty
Cowell
Sophia Seoul
Walter McGuuey
William McCaudey
T. BF
Wo Daniel
Chamberland
Vray
Satirdiy
Wo Wheeler
Cleveland
Byesylie Ueday
Buttord
Byresville
al Hartford
A. J. Bennett
Boo& OC
Shawnee
Smurediay
Corbeth
Chambridge
Phurscla
Choi Mionipsar
Gimbridge
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T. Amos
ESS
Ghia
James
Franklin
Anthony Howells
Garlia
Public Works
James B. Holman
Brown
Democratic County
Ce c
Allow Andivy
Commis
David Cole Lyn
Indimary
Albert Av. Johnson
Hardest
Coron Wot
RAD
William Jean
London
Gerhood
Col. Kilbourne
Willianone
Politi
Southard
Contros
Zanesvile Distiet
Wes
T. FP. Munter
T. M. Hunter
Committee On
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Wanamaker
Tin
Montgomery
Joe
Will Leb
Muski County
Morgan
Nobile
Mahattey
Supreme Court
Aare
Avery
Massach
Mr. Tich
Loth
IE. M. Kennedy
M ‘Thinte
Chiernsey
John Shaler
B.J. Orishington
Muskingwu
Central Committee
M. Fawtl
Camhore
Shafer
West
Gou Ray
Wis
Licket
Cismel
Monroe
Halon
Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Washington
Baxter
M. J. Graig
Rh. E. Brown
Bob
L. L. Youne
Whiteling
T. K. Cash
Antrim
Gene Smith
Margaret Fairview
Lairview
J. K. White
Stenhengile
Elmer Bond
Columns
Jerry Bond
Thongs Reed
Bernard
Ianiehsville
Maggie Boden
Cherry Street
Elmer
Joseph Mood
Albert Billeter
Martins Ferry
Wells
Mary Art
Aheirdt Farm
Caibridge
David McCourt
Casabridge
Eliza Boyd
John Bonnell
Winterset
Sadie
Sewart
A. Bicha
Richard
Y Emewlton
Mary Fulton
Bella Croater
Coshocton
Bessie
Fan
Elizzabbeth Campbell
Fell Guay
GB. Adloway
Cur
Tom
Nnil
Prudential Trust Co
GIA Benn Avene
Pittsburg
Winchester Normal School
Cin Hotel Parlata
A. A. Juhngoi
Winchester
la Visi
Green Hall St
Ulves
Yorkera
Medioma
Guuners
Texes
Bates
Helfers
Wint Luutba
Miner Kocher
Vnesville
Meo
George Yunus
Edward Nelson
Wesh
Sarat Forsythe
New Concord
Mheresi Michenar
Cash Main
Lavi
Waddle and Write
Tartford
Ly Ghia Vicinae
Edmond Winstot
W.on
Ruta
Rele
Parkersburg
Chichet
Pric Lawrence
Frisco
Ross
Prof Gadd
Odell
Daly
Hopewell M. B
Ora Jobsnon
Prank Ruth
Geuinby
John Sulih
Resent
Jasper Ge
Monroe Lownship
Jolson
Thure
Shawn
Patr
Arndt
Hon
Morton ‘Fin Vata Co
Hess Than
New York
Wheeling Ave
Louis Kaufman
Fox
OX Typewriter Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gad Mayer Tus
Leltoy
Dhanel al Thortford
I Tauniel List
Kett Bond
TN. W. Bond
Edward Direen
Lonconderry
Bond
Falkmury
Sabatad
Abe Marton
McGoy
Murray Browar
Freeport
Thanas Casterline
Salesville
Mr LePage
Quaker City
McCoy
Finma Bond
Zula
W. A. White
Scott
T . Scott & Nowne
Pacqnaig
Tawi
Aclath
Isapolio
Sie
Malvern
Ensil
Ponlmontah
Gorst
PAKS
Uae
Ciier Sex
Faun Bask Cremscar Co
Fran Bank
J. W. Sheff
Bucgits
Surreys
Wagons
Champion
Reapers
CALE
Steger
Penong Street
C. Gms
Fred
Dor Enoh
Madsen
Bendneho
Strhefown
Beponit Co
Plllsburg
MAAN
Acertlag Hervey Company
Chisagas Maytreal
York
Mastin
S. A. Craig
Postoffice
Gost
Alain
Seatist
Trogahi
ANB
Oxfords
Luellide Artien
Overahoes
Rot Bekte Atilen
Etouly Ayers
Amedium Heivhe
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