Wheels Run Over Man at Mill Fatal Crash
Ralph Quinn twenty one year old Seated worker at Marietta Division Sheet Mill died after being struck by a backing engine and car. He crossed a switch and was crushed on the left side, wheels passing over his heart. He died in hospital despite doctors efforts. coroner notified. Quinn resided in New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Quinn
Marietta
Quit
Guinn
Iniospital
J. W. Ringer
Arthur Ringer
E. Ke
Quinn
New Philadelphia
Yeo
American Health Ad and College News Briefs
A Farmville Virginia resident praises Bucklen's Archica Salve for curing chronic piles and ulcers in a twenty year battle. Advertisement mentions pharmacies Xcilly & Co Cambridge and A A Jlerner Byesville. Also reports Miss Eula Taylor of Londonderry Ohio elected chair of English Literature at Amity College Iowa and notes her prior studies at Muskrorum and Western Reserve College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bruce
Farmville
Xcilly & Co
Cambridge
A. A. Jlerner
Byesville
Eula Taylor
Londonderry
Oho
Amity College
College Springs
Iowa
Taylor
Muskrorum
Western Reserve College
Oxford
Ohio
Woman seeks interview with Mrs Roosevelt in Oyster Bay
Mrs A L Esac arrived at Oyster Bay claiming her name is Case spelled backward. She says she will wait near executive offices to interview Mrs Roosevelt on a matter of ifs and death. Secretary Loeb will investigate. She walked to Sagamore Hill, argued with Secret Service, and was escorted back without restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bar
FALL RACES ASSURED AT CAMBRIDGE HAYSVILLE MEET
At a Cambridge Haysville Driving Park meeting, the board set dates for a fall race meet on September 16 10 and 20 to avoid conflicts with Wheeling and Tama. Purse total rises from 300 to 9400 with ten races over three days and 4000 for winning purses plus free attractions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Treature
Cambridge-Hyesvile Driving Park Association
Levy
Sherrard
Wheeling
Arren
Tama
I Wis
Prosperous outlook from grain harvests across the United States
Farmers report abundant crops and strong prices as Washington forecasts a bountiful harvest. The July grain supply estimate places total U S production at about 4.29 billion bushels, with oats nearly meeting prior expectations and U S fields covering over 177 million acres, signaling continued prosperity for American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefefersonda
Gtern
Cambridge
United States
Washington
Europe
America
Department of Agriculture
State board exposes canned meats adulteration in Boston market
The state board of health released findings from about 150 canned meat samples sold in Boston markets. Most Chicago packers’ products were adulterated or poorly preserved, with corn meal and boric acid or borax found in several brands. Some boned chicken and turkey contained little meat, while potted tongue and deviled meats showed high levels of scraps, connective tissue, and fillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkuston
State Board of Health
Boston
Chicago
United States
Act of Congress
Miners Strike Grows Beyond Expected Scope in Ohio
Columbus reports a widening miners strike across Ohio with several thousand still idle. Officials say the workers misunderstood a proposed wage increase and did not return to work as ordered, fueling ongoing labor tension and questions over contract terms and price scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Siven
eHda
Jennda
Sunday Creek Craeam
Pleasant City notes guest and church schedule
Miss Pearl Secrest visits Pleasant City with W T Secrest. Rev Edwin A Jester leaves for Boston to pursue advanced Bible study, with interim pulpit duties handled by Rev J J Jackson, Rev A BR Elliott, Rev Ross Sullivan, Rev J J Jackson, and Rev J G Esline on set dates. W L Parkinson reports his California ranching daughter shows improvement and a granddaughter has married on a ranch. Principal crops are bets beans and barley produced in large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Jester
M. E. Church
Boston
J. J. Jackson
A. BR. Elliott
Dexter City
Ross Sullivan
Senecaville
J.G. Esline
Claysville
W. L. Parkinson
California
Oxnard
Ohio
Antrim
Effort Returns to Reorganize United Sheet and Tin Plate
A new move to reorganize the United Sheet and Tin Plate Co emerges after bankruptcy and receivership. The firm, with plants in Newark Marietta Newcomerstown Byesville and Pittsburg offices now in Pittsburg, seeks outside capital to resume manufacture. A preliminary meeting occurred at the Chittenden hotel with a broader Columbus meeting possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Ohio Sun
Haycen
Columbus
United States Court
Pittsburg
Newark
Newcomerstown
Marietta
Byesville
Lakin A. Taylor
Old Chronic Sores Salve Endorsed For Care
An old chronic sores dressing note promotes Chamberlain's Salve as valuable to keep sores in good condition rather than fully heal them. Sold by Brenan & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Democratic Judicial Convention Organized at Cambridge
The Democratic Central Committee of the First subdivision of the South Judicial District met at Cambridge with full representation except Morgan County. C. A. Powers of Muskingum County was named chairman and James P. Turner of Guernsey secretary. A July 31 1906 convention at Jamesville was set, with temporary officers Frank N. Southard of Muskingum and William Hawthorn of Guernsey as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Cambridge
Morgan County
CG. A. Powers
Muskinxurd County
James P. Turner
Guernsey
Frank N. Southard
Muskinguan
Lait Juan
William Hawthorn
Self confessed hardware burglars escape from county jail
Charles Riggles and Riley Leighty, both in jail for hardware store break in, pulled a hole through the east wall to reach freedom. A common iron bar used as a pick helped the dig, with Knox the inmate in the corridor nearby during the escape. Deputies alerted surrounding towns as searches continued with no trace by Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riggles
Riley
Riley Leigtty
Erand
Orme
McMahon
Thoupsin Hardware
Maude Goud
Siir Straet
Riggles
Watson
Columbus
Wm. Curtis
Henderson
Leighty
Knox
O. O. Beckett
Byesville
Sheri Watson
Beckett
Dave Burt
Mr. Burt
Winchester
Geckett
Cambridge
New Coreure
O'Clark
Sherif Tenderson
Gupetjdor
Easbh
Moundsville
Dayton
Biggles
O. C. Beckett
A Jail Woes and Echoes From Cambridge Letters
The Citizen laments Cambridge Ohio jail safety and criticizes county officials for neglect. It recalls an escape through a wall beneath the floor and mocks the idea of physical culture in the prison. The writer urges iron lining, screened windows, a fenced enclosure, and earlier curfew to keep prisoners secure. It ends by blaming commissioners for leaving the jail unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Jeffersonian
John Hess
Taylor’s Woods
U. S. Senate
Mrs Margaret C Robins Dead After Five Month Illness
Mrs Margaret C Robins wife of M L Robins died July 5 1908 at home near Hartford after about five months illness aged 34 years 3 months She was daughter of Joho and Elizabeth Secrest married October 20 1870 and survived by three children Dr James E Robins Mrs Elsie E Foote and Isa D Robins all of this county Funeral services were led by Rev Herschizer in Hartford church and burial followed in Hartford cemetery Other local notes mention residents and events around Cambridge and Senecaville Ohio and a Wesleyan Methodist Conference set for August 15 1996 in Senecaville inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Robins
M. L. Robins
Hartford
Joho
Elizabeth Secrest
Robing
James E. Robins
Elsie E. Foote
Isa D. Robins
Local News Briefs From R F D 5 and Nearby Families
Sabin remains in poor health though some improvement is noted. Rev. Lorimer attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Monroe in Steubenville on Monday. Charles Carr of Cambridge visits the McCulley family on Ranter for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Harvey Lawyer of Catobridge stay with Wm Lawyer and family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carr
Canbridge
John McCulley
Harvey Lawyer
Catobridge
Cambridge Visitors and Local Incidents in Brief
Jennie Yarnell visiting Cambridge parents from Saturday to Monday. J A Banker reports a valuable cow died from snake bite. Will Travers and wife of East Liverpool visit John Moninger and family. J W McCullough and wife spent weekend with Cambridge friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Yarnell
Cambridge
Will Travers
East Liverpool
John Moninger
J. W. McCullough
Not Neglect Your Bowels Promoted by Patent Remedy
An old advertisement urges not neglect of bowels warning that serious diseases arise from neglect. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tassets as a pleasant laxative that invigorates the liver and regulates bowels. Sold by Brenan & Wilson and D M Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Tribute to Guernsey Children Home Adoptions
Rosalie Guernsey editor of the Home Page in the Chillicothe News Advertiser writes about the Guernsey County Children’s Home in Cambridge and its model environment. She notes the superintendent’s wife caring for the children and their Sunday church attendance at Baptist and Methodist churches with the matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Rosemund
Chillicothe News
Tripute
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Ritts
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Clry Miss Kelley Visits then Heads to California
Springfield residents report social news and local visits as Miss Mabel Kelley travels to Orange California to establish a future home. Dr Belford and daughter Frances visit. Miss Cohagen from Crooksville visits Sister Mrs Worthington. Several from town picnic at Perry’s Den. Miss Alora Norman sprains her knee. Ice cream social by the Ell Sunday school. ball diamond event Wednesday. July 16 Miss Mamie Haymer and Miles Collins visit. Ladies’ Big Society plans a World Tour Friday July 13 costing 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kelley
Springfield
Norwosta Kackley
Orange
California
Dr. Belford
Frances
Barberton
Miss Cohagen
Crooksville
Worthington
Mamie Haymer
Columbus
Miles Collins
Byesville
Norwosta Kackte
Local Social Notes From Cannonsburg and Vicinity
Miss Lizzie Bumgardner visited her parents and returned to Cannonsburg Pa last Sunday. Cambridge routs drilled Charles Mathers and J U S Crathers. Crathers and family visited Mrs Wm Ilnsick last week. Mrs Clara Gibson came from Rocky Ford to visit Mrs A Gibson. Mrs Anne Kennedy and McCullough of Brady also visited. Miss Elsie Kenner from this route joined Wm Kennedy and family at Brady for part of the week. Rev S W Lorimer of Mt Hermon was called to Steubenville for his aunt's funeral. Rev Mr S Ford of Kansas supplied Mt Hermon pulpit last Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Mrs. Monroe
Steubenville
Lizzie Bumgardner
Cannonsburg
Math Ross
Cambridge R. P
Charles Mathers
J. U. S. F. Crathers
Bridge
Wm. Ilnsick
Clara Gibson
R. A. Gibson
Rocky Fo
Anne Kennedy and
McCullough
Brady
Taylor
Martha Bumgardner
Cambridge
J. D. Moore
James Kennedy
Si Bessie
Near
Boden
Elsie Kenner
Wm. Kennedy
W. Lorimer
Mt. Hermon
Mr. Sarford
Kansas
Miss Christner McPeek Guest Of Cambridge Friends
Lore City Road notes that Miss Christner McPeek visits Cambridge friends this week. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Do W Mc Culloch on Tuesday July 3. J W Shrider is quite ill. Miss Mae Miller of Cambridge visits cousin Miss Leila Sproat. Frank Dugan of Newark spending vacation with friends and relatives here. A R McCulloch at Cambridge spent the day with the McCulloch family. J W Shaw new bookkeeper for Linen Chair factory Cleveland. Dwight Hagieson visiting his parents. James Brown returns from a month in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christner McPeek
Cambridge Friends
Do. W. McCulloch
J. W. Shrider
Mae Miller
Cambridge
Leila Sproat
Frank Dugan
Newark
A. R. McCulloch
Cr. McCulloch
J. W. Shaw
Cleveland
Mr. Shaw
Dwight Hagieson
James Brown
Kentucky
Pleasant Valley Family Visits and Home Return
Mr and Mrs James Campbell and family of Ahniehsville returned home late week after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Campbell and other relatives in the area. Lucile Andersen visits with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wesley Rair near Birmingham. R R Ganey and children of Barnesville returned home after a few days with his mother Mrs Sarah Gauley. Elizabeth Nelson and son Samuel near Chia visited briefly with daughter Mrs J B Ferbrache. Mrs Margaret McConnel of Cansbridge is staying with Mr and Mrs D McConnell for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell and
Ifamily
Ahniehsville
Elizabeth Campbell
Lucile Andersen
Wesley Rair
Birmingham
R. R. Ganey
Barnesville
Sarah Gauley
Elizabeth Nelson
Can Samuel
Chia
J. 3
Ferbrache
Margaret McConnel
Cansbridge
Mrs. D. McConnell
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Ralph Quinn Reyes
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
ALL Rail
the American Farmer
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Miss Pearl Secrest
Pleasant City
W. T. Secrest and
United Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Judicial Convention
Joe. Booth
Quaker City Independent
W. Wf. Fagieton
Denver
Cole
Wm. Eagleton
Denter Township
J. S
M. EL
O.V. Wells
Walter’s Ark
T’a
Central Onin Conference
Wesleyan Methodist Church
JM. Sabin
Ayer
D.c. Azer Co
Law l
Man
Perry’s den
Alora Norman
Ladies’ Big Society
The
35. E. Church
Lore City RD
Pleasant Valley
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