Two Accidents and A Wedding Mark Quaker City News
A hay wagon mishap left Martha Burton unconscious with a broken shoulder blade and facial injuries after a horse-drawn rake ran away near Quaker City. She regains consciousness this morning. Gretchen McCoy Eckley and Frederick Grepe Craig wed at Carrollton in a simple ceremony with Cambridge and Cleveland guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Martha Burton
John Burton
Barton
Arnold
Middlebourne
Stevens
Barnesville
Gretchen McCoy Eckley
Frederick Grepe Craig
Huo
Harvey J. Eckley
Carrollton
Cambridge
Cleveland
Columbus
Delaware
A. Craig
S. A. Craig
Jnr
A Crag, Jr
Craig
New York City
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wheeling Avenue
Mary
Elizabeth
Banking Profitable and Safe If Properly Run
A thoughtful analysis argues that well managed banking is uniformly profitable and safer than other businesses. Bank failures in 40 years total 438 with creditors' claims just over 105 million. over 78 percent of claims were paid, showing small losses relative to the system. Government actuaries estimate a minor tax on bank circulation could have redeemed all failed banks’ notes.
In Memoriam Turner G Brown Cambridge Law and Order Society
In Memoriam laments the loss of Turner G Brown president and valued member of the Cambridge Law and Order Society. He stood for temperance reform good government and citizenship with integrity and loyalty. Cambridge Law and Order Society extends sympathy to bereaved relatives. Conductor Jack Brislin of the Pennsylvania freight recovers from a sprained back broken rib and other injuries. Miss Daisy Mathews of Gaston avenue visits relatives in Zaneaville.
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Turner G. Brown
Cambridge Law and Order Society
Cambridge Law and Order
Jack Brislin
Pennsslania Freight
Marietta Daily Times
Daisy Mathews
Gaston Avenue
Zaneaville
Automatic doors safe unveil a Cambridge Ohio mine ruling
Attorney General and State Mine Inspector conclude new automatic doors at Forsythe mines east of Cambridge Ohio require no attendant. The doors are regarded as self operating and ventilating, with a cautious note on safe hanging and centralization concerns in nearby Zanesville. Also noted are tributes, local personal notices, and several community updates from Cambridge and surrounding towns.
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Columbus
Norrison
Payment by Check Sparks Hardship for Employees
The American Sheet and Tin Plate Co moves to pay workers by check, a system causing discontent at its local plants. Banks in Moberly and Bridgeport doubt they can handle the surge of about twenty five hundred checks per payday, risking delays for regular customers and extra staffing needs at banks.
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American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Mu’berry Times
Actna- Standara
Bridgeport
Times
Laughlin
Local Notices and Real Estate Deals in Cambridge
Cambridge items report Mrs. W C Orr visiting in Cambridge, the J I Patterson property sale on East Beatty Avenue for 2300, and several social visits. Bank of Columbus closed doors after ten days’ pressure but solvency deemed intact. Elks parade drew fifty thousand marchers in rainy streets while Cambridge residents attended local events and a school medal contest highlighted by Mrs Mary Johnson Wilcox receiving the Senint Silver Medal.
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W. C. Orr
Columbus
L. C. Taylor
North 10Th Street
Cambridge Real Estate Co
J. I. Patterson
East Beatty Avenue
Frances Bila Ling
Uiaker City
Mt. Zwehape
Jana
Ned
Margaret Ann Nawer
Mary Heaney
Elizabeth Shively
Laura Turner
Matia House
Anna Webster
Heaney
Lingo
Mary Johnson Wilcox
Content Work
SAN
Ministers Read Against Governor Herrick Policy
Rev J C Arbuckle Ohio pastor outlines a broad anti Herrick unity among churches in Cambridge and Washington Court House saying ministers from Presbyterian synods and other groups will oppose his renomination. He claims ministers will preach against his reelection from pulpits across the state this summer and fall.
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J. C. Arbuckle
D. D
Cambridge
Columbus
Pashori Ft
Grace
Tin plate order report stirs doubt among iron and tin industry
The rumor of a $5 million order from Standard Oil for 2,000,000 boxes of tin plate to the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company is denied by company president John H. Topping. Other industry leaders say they have no knowledge of the deal though the prospect of full-time mill work is welcomed if true.
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Iron and Tin
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Standard Oil Company
Cambridge
Martins Ferry Times
John H. Topping
American Sheet, Steel & Tin Plate Company
Shaffer
Variuus Tin Plate Works
Appointment of deputy inspectors for three years in Zanesville
John H. Morgan, state factory inspector, Thursday announced three year deputy inspector appointments. Chas W Highfield of Zanesville was chosen for the district succeeding L E B Linton with term starting August 1. Highfield, a long time Zanesville resident and expert moulder at Jones and Abbott foundry, leads the Central Trades and Labor Council and is a longtime Republican worker. He is active in secret society circles and well connected socially. the appointment is popular and will bring many congratulations.
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John H. Morgan
Chas. W. Highfield
Zanesville
L. EB. Linton
The
Recorder
Dighfield
Jones & Abbott
North Third Street
Central Trades and Labor Council
Mighfield
Haskins to Lead Ohio Mine Workers Delegate Trip Abroad
William H Haskins president of the United Mine Workers of Ohio sails for Europe in mid July as a delegate to the International Congress of Miners with H C Perry from Springfield. They will visit Boulogne Paris Liege and England then Ireland before returning aboard the Cymric in October. Other local items note a birth on Thursday night July 13 and illnesses among residents amid oil and gas activity in Oak Grove with several wells started and land leasing near Anstrim and toward Birmingham.
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International Congress of Miners
Liege
Belgium
Europe
Coshocton
William HH. Haskins
New York
Rhineham
Mr. Haskins
United Mine Workers of Ohio
America
International Compress of Miners
H.C. Perry
Springfield
Boulogne, Pari
Germany
England
Ireland
Haskins
Killarney Lake District
Antrrest
Oak Grove
Smyrna
Sewellsville
Pittsburg
Anstrim
Birmingham
First Child Born in Barnesville Mentioned in 95th Birthday Tale
J Q Rownd, a Cedar Falls area pioneer with roots near Summerfield, celebrated his 95th birthday. The event gathered old neighbors at the Wise home and featured flowers, fruit, ice cream, and stories of a life spanning nearly half a century in Black Hawk county, beginning with his 1856 move from Barnesville, Ohio.
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J. D. Rownd
Cedar Falls
Iowa
C. A. Wise
Mr. Rownd
Black Hawk County
Rownd
Barnesville
Political Quarrels and Ohio Campaign Mentioned in Crumbling Text
Fragmentary remarks touch on China as a factor in Russia Japan settlement and US policy. The piece notes Morgan's fashion change and jokes about his attire. Ohio campaign plans mention Garber likely to be reelected chair and Taylor heading the literary bureau with Democrats unlikely to call foreign speakers. The寫 text is garbled and contains stray political punditry and misprints.
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U. P. Church of Cambridge
Frances Smith
China
Peace Commission
Japan
United States
Ohio
Harvey C. Garber
Gdi
W. A. Taylor
Garber
George
BK. Cox
Oper
MOS
Canehie Sions
Cineavonati
Lovisialion
Dangerous Germs in Summer Health Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Mirona as a summer health remedy. It claims it strengthens the stomach and digestive system to resist disease vermin, cures headaches backaches sleeplessness and vertigo, and offers a money back guarantee with every cent box. It directs readers to ask J. W. Shaff for the guarantee.
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New York
Mi-tna
J. W. Shaff
Editorial clash over Herrick election in Noble County
Jes S Harrie editor of the Noble county Leader denounces Herrick in a strong editorial claiming silence cannot be bought. W B Hearn of the Camir Republican also opposes Herrick, noting Harrison county Republicans back editors. Pat Knoulf lands contract to redecorate Central school walls.
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Noble County
Herrick
Doc. Cain
Guilbert
Jes. S. Harrie
Noble County Leader
W. B. Hearn
Caqiz Republican
Harrison County
Local Social Roundup From Sugar Tree and Nearby
Fred Wallace of Zanesville spends four weeks of summer with Mrs. Sarah Gunn and family. Mrs. Frank Keiser and daughter Lucy, with Mamie Bennett of Cambridge, stayed with James Gunny’s family last week. John Neal of New Concord visits old neighbors near Minersville. George Steele and wife travel to Bresville for a serious illness in an old friend. Elmer Smith suffers a saw stroke during wheat harvest. M T Kennedy family nursing mumps in warm weather. Cass Lanning of Indian Territory visits Odell. E C Heade and wife of Cumberland visit friends here. Boyd Swaim returns for grandfather Rev G G Boyd’s funeral near Winterset. An ice cream social at J L B Goon’s with Frank Keiser of Cambridge participating.
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Fred Wallace
Zanesville
Sarah Gunn
Frank Keiser
Lucy
Mamie Bennett
Cambridge
James Gunny
John Neal
New Concord
Minersville
George Steele
Bresville
Elmer Smith
M. T. Kennedy
Cass Lanning
Indian Territory
Odell
E. C. Heade
Cumberland
Boyd Swaim
G. G. Boyd
Winterset
J. LB. Goon
Remedy for Hay Fever Hyomei Brings Complete Relief
J F Forbes of McCook Nebraska praises Hyomei as the first remedy giving lasting relief from hay fever. The inhaler delivers air like mountain health resorts and a refund promise backs the claim. Complete outlet costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents.
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J. F. Forbes
McCovak
Nebraksa
White Mountains
J. W. Shaff
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J. R. McHurney
J. G. Bair
F. M. Churchman
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Forsythe Mines
Chamber of Commerce
Paitin
Charisher of Commerce
Courier
Dr. Thompson
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Grant Hospital
James Tate
East Gober Avenue
Tate
Rebecca Wallace
Cowoty
Dan K. Wallace
Kimbolton
Clarence Smith
Schafer & Son's
Jamesville
RB. L. Huot’s
W. H. Hackley
Newton
Town
Latimore Clagcett
South Sun Street
South Side
Mr. Hackley
Washington
Tomer D. Rankin
Faclid, Q
Clienit Court
Byesville
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Co
Penna. Co
C. S. Turnbaugh
Mathes & Mathews
S& Gennett Et al
Epworth Park
Bethesda
Heatherington
Bellaire
Ben
Iisa
Barnesville Hase
TL. T. Danford
North 6Th Street
Frank Danford
Mr. Danford
Hartford
Deccasea
Ghegk
Martins Ferry
George Luccock
Chicago
5. W. Lucceuck
East Steubenville Avenue
Washington’s
Julio Alexander Dowie
Betsy Stevens
Oxford Township
John Scott
Nellie Young
Edgewood
Ano
Mary Ledhie
Taylor
Texas
Tlawthorne
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas City
Hawthorne
D. M. Hawthourne
North 9Th Street
Tie
Denver
Dallas
Carrie I. Woodrow
M. E. Woodrow
Amos
Yale University
Yale
Jackson
Bo & QO
MacConnelsville-Maita
Out Too Towns
McConnelasilly Citi+zen
TIN
Standard Oil
Zanesville Trades Council
Morgan
Ohio United Mine Workers
C. 4. Barnett
Lillie Caighton
Tf Bailey's Mills
J. F. Holmes
Beckett Avenue
AT. Tony
Mamie
VY. A. Long
Oxford Wiwnship
Cambridge Friends
Alice Hall
Isaac C. Hall
Hild
Guernsey County
Chas
Turnbaugh
Russia
Republican Times Recorder
Roosevelt
Ole
Juniparte
Paul Merton
Equitable
Great Insurance Company
Publc
Charles A. Beard
Porterville
Beard
Ezra E. Evans
Common Pleas Court
A. H. Johnston
City of
J. 8. LePage
W. C. Collins
County
Gregg
Sarah B. Ruttman
Richard McCollum
Sallie Roberts
Robert Newconm
Grace Marlow
State Hospital
Monroe County
Court House
Summerfield News
Frank Thompson
Sammer
Cassels Station
Mr. Thompson
Thompsn
Abes City
Atlantic
Mtv
Ward
Lechtz
Philad-Iphia
Baltimore
Willam Lyons
Dortmrand
Prussia
Borussia
Mey
Yellow Springs
Green County
Dutto
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edward
Pat? Knoulf
Central School
Chas. Porter
Warnesville
Iragh Sebick
Clark Street
A. J. Bennett
Cambridge Glass Plant
Jeffersonian
Washington Post
Joe. C. Longsworth
Sheriff Watson
O. W. Neel
H. G. Parker
Dennison Daily
Harry J. Tweed
Panhandle Road
A. McDonald
Uhrichsville
Sugar Tree
Hyomei
Aton
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Manion Sted Ask
Wm. Nicholson
AO Toa
Railwar Fychange
Flora J. Cooke
Ira, Myers
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