Ohio Gubernatorial and County Ticket Details Listed
The document lists candidates for state offices led by Governor Judson Harmon and Lieutenant Governor David L Rockwell, with names across Supreme Court, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, and Public Works. It also names Dairy and Food Commissioner, State School Commissioner, and county posts including representatives, probate judge, auditor, clerk of courts, treasurer, recorder, prosecutor, sheriff, commissioners, infirmary directors, surveyor, coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
David L. Rockwell
Kent
Supreme Court
Hugh T. Mather
Sidney
George B. Okey
Columbus
J. H. Newman
Troy
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
D. 8S
Creamer
St. Clairsville
Timothy 8S
Hogan
Wellston
Board of Public Works
J. A. States
Lima
Bernard Doran
New Lexington
David E. Ely
Jeromeville
Roosevelt may skip campaign stump during lively elections
President Roosevelt signals he will not take the stump in the campaign. The remark disappoints many who value his outspoken style and could lead him to reconsider when pressure rises.
World laudsBryan foes and policy clarity in critique
The New York World criticizes Mr. Bryan while praising the Committee on Relations and the National Convention. It credits Bryan for defining party policies that include much good and avoid past blanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Bryan
Te Committee On Relations
Washington County GOP Convention Nominates Ticket
A dispatch reports the Washington county Republican convention on July 14 featuring Hon. James Joyce of Cambridge as the congressional nominee for the Fifteenth district. Joyce praised Congressman Dawes and sparked enthusiasm. The Guernsey Times, Joyce’s mouthpiece, published related notes ahead of primaries in Guernsey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
James Joyce
Cambridge
Congress
Joyce
Dawes
Guernsey County
Guernsey Times
Guernsey County Republicans Rally for Joyce in 11th District
The Guernsey county Republicans urge a February 11 district primary vote for James Joyce to repudiate Dawes’s influence. They recount past defeats tied to Dawes and vow delegates will stand for Guernsey county, aiming to secure Joyce’s nomination and erase four years of perceived dishonor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Beman G. Dawes
Dawes
John L. Locke
Gregg
Marietta
Guernsey
James Joyce
Mr. Dawes
Joyce
Henry Seaman
Noble County
Good Fight Promised for 1908 Democratic Ticket
The Denver convention presents Bryan as a vigorous leader and Kern as a strong vice presidential nominee. Delegates display unity and renewed hope, with both candidates described as fit and principled. A tough campaign lies ahead for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Judge Kern
Kern
Democratic Senatorial Convention Call for Ohio Joint Districts
Official call for the Democratic senatorial joint district convention of Ohio districts 18 and 19 to nominate a state senator. Delegates by county listed. meeting in Cambridge on Thursday July 23 at 10 a.m. Charles Ketterer acting chair, J H Biggs temporary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cambridge
Coshocton
Guernsey
Monroe
Noble
Tuscarawas
Senatorial Committee
Charles Ketterer
Woodsfield
J. H. Biggs
Resources
Town editor praises Taft and Bryan in religious tones
Rev Dr Wallace editor of the Pittsburg Christian Advocate lauds Taft for Unitarian roots and Christian mission work while describing Bryan as a devout Presbyterian with practical Christian aims and strong character. He claims Americans have reasons to be proud of both men and may elect either to high office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Taft
Unitarian Church
Christian Missionary Enterprise
Bryan
Publicity and political mischief questioned by Parker
A columnist questions the value of publicity as a political tool. Judge Alton B. Parker reportedly backs Bryan and Kern and predicts Democrats may win New York, which would disappoint journalists expecting sharp criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Kern
New York State
Parker
Joyce defended by Marietta Journal in temperance race
The Marietta Daily Journal backs Joyce against Liquor League rumors in the district race against White. It cites Joyce appraising liquor-law litigation records in Guernsey county and notes past role as attorney for liquor interests amid speaking of his legislative record. The piece also mentions Gompers sensing power tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Daily Journal
Temperance
Liberty League
Joyce
White
Journal
Liquor League
Guernsey
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Besser
Congress
Advertising tests Boost Newspaper Value in Olympics Context
Careful trials of ad methods show newspaper value rises as Olympic contests in England spark latent 1776 era rivalry and boost American spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Governor Hughes to Speak in Youngstown Campaign Kickoff
It is announced that New York Governor Hughes will deliver the first Republican campaign speech in Ohio at Youngstown on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Ohio
Youngstown
Hearst Paralels Bryan in Presidential Pursuit
The piece argues Hearst will run his newspapers against William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic party. It suggests Hearst deserves a presidential nomination on a separate ticket and to challenge results via a contest after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Hearst
Judge Taft joins steam shovel workers union in Panama
A commentator notes Judge Taft becoming part of the International Society of Steam Shovelmen due to his Panama operations. The piece criticizes politicians during tight campaigns and declares workingmen have faced notable political manipulation in the past decade or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Taft
International Society of Steam Shovelmen
Panama
United States
Methodist Recorder editor praises Bryan in political note
Rev Dr M L Jennings editor of the Methodist Recorder extols Bryan as a man of integrity and oratory, condemns no one, and urges support for Roosevelt Taft and Bryan. Belmont Trades and Labor Assembly plans Labor Day events and signals political strength ahead of fall elections amid county ticket debates and labor organization activity. J H Secrest departs on business to Chicago while serving as local agent for W P Sons Land Co and Homeseekers excursions. George M Lanning is elected treasurer of the Oils and Gas Co, based in Taylor block Room 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Jennings
The
Methodist Recorder
Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Belmont Trades and Labor Assembly
Ohio
Bellaire
Assembly
Belmont County
Trans Ticket
J. H. Secrest
Chicago
Mr. Secres
W. P. Sonss. Land Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Plainview
Judicial Statistics Of Recent Period
Divorces pending July 1, 1907 were 62. brought within year ending June 30, 1908 were 64, total 129. Decided within year 66. still pending 68. Divorces brought by husband 34. by wife 95. Fines for Crimes Against Person assessed 525, collected 380. Crimes Against Property assessed 95, collected 10.61. All Other Offenses assessed 1315, collected 987.79. Costs total 2632.37. taxed against defendants 2400.11. collected 552.51. Civil Judgments 93 rendered, totaling 102,769.13. Jury fees: grand 526.80. civil petit 2848.70. criminal petit 660.30.
Temperance Lecture and Farm Updates Near Quaker City
Quaker City area residents attended a temperance lecture at Wesley's Chapel. James McNiece farm notes show a completed law set and new barn. Local visits included Brook Robinson, William Robinson, Frank Sheppard, and Miss Gladys Berry recovering from malaria. Harvesting nears end as rains boost corn prospects and oats look fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Elijah Baker
Wesley's
Ross Coleman
James McNiece
Brook Robinson
William Robinson
Caldwell
Frank Sheppard
Cambridge
Gladys Berry
Jessie
Ethel Hamilton
Quaker City
Jarius Collins
Ray Johnson
Elsworth Henderson
John West
T. R. Robinson
Lester White
Frank Berry
Fairview
Ward Hall
Watch inspector James Dilley named for B and O employees
James Dilley of West Wheeling avenue, linked to R. H. Dilley jewelry, is appointed Innspector of watches for all B and O Newark Wheeling division employees. Webb C. Ball, general inspector of watches for the line, approved the post. Previously crews had to travel to Newark or Wheeling for annual inspections, now time will be saved by an on site inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dilley
West Wheeling Avenue
R. H. Dilley
Newark Wheeling
Webb C. Ball
Newark
Wheeling
Dilley
Will Establish Eagle Nest Camp in Tyner
A city group leaves for Tyner to set up Eagle Nest Camp with Councilman John Bratton as president and John Murray as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyner
Eagle Nest
John Bratton
John Murray
Court House News Roundup in Common Pleas Court
New cases include Bessie P Sealover vs Geo E Sealover divorce on wilful absence with adjournment to July 28 and Annie Proctor vs S L Proctor for divorce and alimony on extreme cruelty. Several other actions cover quiet title, church parsonage sale order, and various dismissals and alimony rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Bessie P. Sealover
Geo. E. Sealover
Troette & Gregg
Annie Proctor
S. L. Proctor
Turnbaugh & Eagleson
Raymond Corbett
Walhending Coal Co
Rosemond & Fell
Plaintiff
M. KE
Winterset
Mary A. Adams
JL. Adams
Yoker Valley Telephone Co
Frank Dillon
Kenworthy Shines in Doubleheader for Stogies
Wheeling, July 21. Kenworthy pitched superbly in both ends of a doubleheader against Zanesville, allowing only five hits in the two games. The first game featured a solo run on a misplay by Buzz Wetzel, while the second game reached a 0 0 tie after 15 innings before trains forced a late end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Stogtes
Secon
Zanesville
Kenworthy
Muldowney
Buzz” Wetzel
West
B. Miller
Clarksburg
Infants
Local Notes On Visits And Health In Salesville Area
A roundup of residents traveling to Wheeling and Cambridge and visiting relatives near Quaker City. Woodard Williams remains in poor health while Delbert Law visits family in Barnesville and Pittsburg. The piece also notes organ purchase for a family and a dog bite incident involving the Montgomery daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Woodard Williams
W. E. Brill
EB. Kagan
Senecaville
Ensel Foraker
Samuel Brill
Lara Maden
Cambridge
Nellie Rossiter
Noble County
R. D
Delbert Law
Pittsburg
David Law
Robert Bates
John Montgomery
William Foraker
James ‘Law
Quaker City
Tele
One Company
Royal Neighbors Meeting Notice Delayed Assessment Reminder
Royal Neighbors of Il meet in modern Woodmen Hall Hutchi this evening at 7 40. Assessment No 6 due and 3 will be last meeting to pay 1 in hall. Members urged to attend and pay Assessment No 6. Important business to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Hutchiwilding
Bank Statement for Guernsey County July 18 1904
Financial figures show specie 21130 on hand and notes 25000 in circulation. Redemption fund held at 5 percent of circulation, with capital stock and deposits detailed under national bank classifications. Bank cashier W S McCartney swears the report true before notary J H Mackey on July 18 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ntsek
Capital
Ius
Eeeers
State of
Ohio
Guernsey
McMahon
McMahion
Jas
W. Bell
U. 8
Celina Opa
Cccreysis Teereemore
Pronto
Tokos Paig
Cccrsereresss
United States
State of Ohio
Guernsey County
Ss. 1
W.S. McCartney
W. S. McCartney
J. H. Mackey
Miss Pearl Nicholson Heads to Hiawatha Assembly
Miss Pearl Nicholson of the Old Cambridge Baptist church along with Mrs. Ryginey and Miss Burt of Byesville left this morning for the Hiawatha Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Nicholson
Old Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffersonian
John M. Amos
T. KE. Amos
Democratic
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Congressional
George White
Washington
John A. McDowell
Millersburg
Oliver C. Larason
John L. McCreary
S. E. Boden
Elmer Green
Jackson
Frank R. Creighton Wall
Edmund Hawthorne
A. W. Jackson
Mahlon Combs Washington James Orr
W. G. Trott Spencer
WM. H. Shouse Monroe
Stacy H. Taylor
Oxford
John Reasoner
Westland
J. T. Fairchild
A. E. Fletcher
Enquirer
C. E. Cottom
James P. Turner
West Virginia
Illinois
Barnum
Mr. Gompers
Quaker City R. D
Dilley Appid
Court House News
Common Pleas
Carrie Britton
J. K. Britton
Nancy King
D. E. Patterson
Citizens Savings Bank Co
Geo. W
Guernsey Co
Salesville
Guernsey National Bank
Total
National Bank T
Ings
Erniess
W. Scott
J. W. Scott
Dougherty
L. Petty
H, Bortcher
John McBurn
U. S
Bamctvb
Peewee
A. KR. Murray
Fred L. Rosemond
Central National Bank
Acramtay
BE. W. Mathews, J. H. Opperman, M. L. Hartley
Directora
Linn’s Grove
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