Guernsey County arms the law on horse theft case
Guernsey County Commissioners posted a $100 reward for the arrest of Joseph Arnold in a gang linked theft involving a horse and buggy owned by O. O. Beckett of Byesville and a horse from F. M. Nichols of Madison township. Arnold turned himself in after partial elation with the capture failing, confessed after questioning, and implicated an unnamed accomplice. Authorities continue to track the second man while recovering part of the sale proceeds and examining other Cambridge connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Joseph Arnold
FM. Nichols
Madison Township
O. O. Beckett
Byesville
Arnold
Cambridge
Eyesville
Beckett
Messrs Riggles
Leighty
Messrs. Nichols
Watson
Henderson
Barnesville
Byesvile
Quaker City
Love City
Middletown
Arpold
Louise Lindsey
Charles Sheppard
John ¥. Stockdale
Josep Arnold
Jal
F. M. Nichols
Sherif Henderson
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Martin’s Ferry
Wheeling
Bresville
Harry Scott
St. Clairs'ville
Neilerson
Jam
Gainesville
Arnild
Hit
Armold
Nichols
Eyelyne
Joe Arnold
Martin Schraum
Marhasl
Schraum
Jump From Cars Ends In Death At Coal Mine
Andy Estock a 15 year old trapper at Wills Creek Coal Co Blue Bell died Tuesday from injuries after jumping aboard moving mine cars Monday He fell onto the rails as cars passed and was run over Doctors Bowen and Walters attended but surgery was deemed unsafe due to his weakened condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Estock
Wills Creek Coal Co
Blue Bell
Yous Estock
Bowen
Pleasant City
Walters
Cumberland
Miss Mary Murray Dead in Guernsey County
Miss Mary Murray a prominent Guernsey county resident died at her Center township home Wednesday morning July 18 after a five week paralysis stroke. Survived by six of ten children including Mrs. James Gilden Gibson's Station Mrs. Aliie Olden Center township T. J. Murray Boulder Colo E A Murray East Cambridge and Henry V J F Murray Center township. Funeral at St Benedict's Catholic church Friday at 9:30 a.m. with burial in City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray
Guernsey County
Center Township
James Gilden
Gibson's Station
Aliie Olden
T. J. Murray
Boulder
Col
Saloons feared to close under new tax laws and local notices
A fragmented local paper item cites a forecast that many saloons may shutter as a tax law expires in 73 days. The Ohio river area hosts numerous fishing camps this season with rivermen noting more camps than ever. Other notes report guardian appointments for Goldie and Dora Peoples, estate values for Gov Pattison, a newborn named Mabel Cowgill, and various travel and local institutional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.Q. Miller
East Steubenville Avenue
Mabel Cowgill
East Beatty Avenue
Byesville
Sleeping lad struck by train near Mineral Siding
Reginald Carrothers a fourteen year old Cambridge Glass Plant worker, slept on railroad ties and was struck by west wind 13 and O passenger train No 7 at Mineral Siding. He sustained crushed left thigh, leg fracture, internal injuries and unconsciousness. He was taken to the Pacific hotel then treated by Dr Winnett and others. his destination was Senecaville to visit an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Carrothers
West Wind
Mineral Siding
Young Carruthers
Cambridge Glass
Senecaville
Lad
Uber
Dr.Winnett
Barnesville
Bair
Pacific
Dewey Avenue
Cambridge
C. A. Moore
Cain
Hixon
Accient
Fle
Charles Carruthers
Hosea Sigman
Cambridge-Byesville
Obituary of Albert Ray Patterson in Washington O
Albert Ray Patterson son of Aaron and Alice Patterson was born near Washington Ohio November 21 1889. After a five month illness he died at home June 18 1906 at age sixteen. A devout Christian he preached faith in Christ and planned to become a gospel minister. He was a Washington High School graduate and would have entered college soon, with a life full of promise and a strong desire to lead others to salvation. He died in the faith trusting God and awaiting his Savior in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ray
Aaron
Alice Patterson
Washington
Ray
Tim
Washington In
Sopolite
Heaven
Wife deserts husband and child in quiet family case
Frank Boyd, a mill worker, returned home to find his wife had packed belongings, taken their three year old son’s clothes and five dollars of groceries, leaving the child behind. The motive remains unclear, but Boyd seeks reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Thomas B. Graham of Lux City Hearsay in Java
Thomas B. Graham of Lux City Java spent Wednesday in the city on his vacation with the Bairds of Knox township. He formerly resided in Caldwell and later in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas BR. Graham
Lux City
Java
Iiteratives
Bairds
Knox Township
Cald‘well
Columbus
Jury convicts Ohio man in lisensed liquor case at Pleasant City
The trial of J. W. Trott from Pleasant City ended Wednesday morning with a guilty verdict on charges of selling intoxicating liquor in violation of the Beal law. The case was vigorously contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. W. ‘Trott
Pleasant City
Aed
John offered ten return the money case arraigned
Samuel John a Syrian accused of stealing 65 dollars from another Syrian was arraigned before Mayor Bradford on grand larceny. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the October grand jury in 300 dollars, unable to furnish the bond, and placed in county jail. Strong evidence alleged. The men work in a tin mill. The money, six ten dollar bills and one five, was said to have been taken Monday afternoon. John reportedly entered the house that day and later sent funds to a relative in Pittsburg. He allegedly offered to return 65 dollars plus a 25 dollar bonus, which was refused. Attorney W W Stewart for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel John
Joseph
Bradford
John
Bow
Pittsburg
W. W. Stewart
Louis Chaltant
Chief Long
Oficer Meredith
Chalfant
Movement Lays Groundwork for Cambridge Labor Day Fest
Seven leading labor unions met at Pathfinders hall in Cambridge to form a temporary labor celebration committee. Charles Jewell was named chairman and A A Sproat secretary as plans were set for a large Labor Day event with a morning street parade and afternoon contests. next week a further meeting is to be held inviting representatives from all city unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Pathfinders' Hall
Charles Jewell
A. A. Sproat
Carpenters, Teamsters
Glass Workers No
Jewell
Public Park Urges Seats for Band Concerts on Wheeling Avenue
Citizens and visitors enjoy band concerts along Wheeling avenue but complain about seating. The discussion weighs the public park as a major city concern, noting it as perhaps the most important public problem facing city management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Avenue
Old Chronic Sores Promoted Salve Use
An advertisement extolls Chamberlain's Salve for old chronic sores, noting it helps keep them in check without full healing. It lists Brenan & Wilsop and J. M Hawthorne as sellers and mentions guests and social visits in North 7th Street Frank Parkey of Cumberland visiting relatives in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilsop
Hawthorne
Frank Parkey
Cumberland
CO. Parkes
Central National Bank
Parkey
Iowa
Death List Grows In Walhonding Mine Tragedy
Charles Monroe, about 38, killed at Walhonding mine near Pleasant City while removing loose slate when a slab struck him and threw him against a slate truck. Survived by wife and two children. Charles Crambler injured in a collision of mine cars at Old Orchard mine. sustained a deep forehead gash and was treated by Dr. Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monroe
Walhonding
Pleasant City
Monroe
Cain
Senator Dryden Testifies On Prudential Salaries And Dividends
Newark July 20 United States Senator John F Dryden president of the Prudential Insurance Company testified before the state insurance investigating committee. He defended high salaries saying big enterprises seek capable men and that 6500000 of the surplus had been turned over to policy holders while capital and dividends would remain controlled and not rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
United States
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company
State Insurance
Offcia
Kabity
Dryden
Prudential
Fonda
McReasen
Local Social Notes from Zanesville Visitors and Travel
Mrs Will Dithridge of Zanesville visits relatives here. John Raines, Beverly commercial traveler, was among customers and friends Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Zahbnizer and little son return from Mt. Clemens, Mich. W J Bennett of Cambridge will move to Seattle area next spring. News from Tipton and Towner Tankhorn families from Canada. Mrs Mary Lauhblin-braden of Finley Ohio improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tay
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Brown Avenue
McCormick
Caliwell
Bay
Grand Rapids
Will Dithridge
Zanesville
John Raines
Beverly
Robert Zahbnizer
Lithle Son
North F1 Street
W. J. Bennett
Cambridge
R.D. A
Seattle
Wash
John Tipton
Towner Tankhorn
Canada
Winnipeg
Reina
Wierd
Mary Lauahblin-braden
Finley
Narrow-gauge line likely to join Wabash Valley system
Zanesville Ohio July 1 rail news indicates the Chesapeake, Ohio and Western narrow-gauge line passing Caldwell Woodsfield and Bellaire may join the Wocking Valley system. The plan calls for standard gauge conversion and a new link from Chandlersville to South Zanesville with a connection to Zanesville & Western. The sale would transfer right of way into Eastern Ohio coal territory to be developed by Norfolk and Western Coal Company.
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Zanesville, O
Caldwell
Woodsfield
Bellaire
Wockine Valley Railroad
Channdlersville
Zanesville
Zanesville & Western
Ohio
Norfolk & Western Coal Company
Death Notice for Charles Barton of Cambridge and Youngstown
The obituary records the 35 year old Charles Barton son of Albert C and Mrs Harry Retschar. He died after returning home to Cambridge following a stay in Youngstown, married Nellie Bradley in 1900, who died in 1904. They had a daughter named Margaret. Funeral was at his parents home and interment at Washington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barton
I. E. Barton
Youngstown
Ohio
Nellie Bradley
Washington
Relief and naturalization notices mix with election plan
CERTIFICATE entries grant relief of blind and annual income. An inventory filed by S W Finley names Noah Finley as administrator. A naturalization certificate goes to Adam Wolonsewrs. County elections board met to arrange a local option vote at Pleasant City on July 23. Rev George Fraker of Storm Lake Town received a doctor of divinity from Wooster University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hayes
Noah Finley
S. W. Finley
Adam Wolonsewrs
County Board of Elections
Pleasant City
Bard
George Fraker
Storm Lake Town
Wooster University
Women and Kidney Trouble Dearly Drag Down Life
An ad touts kidney and bladder ailments as affecting both women and men, claiming health declines, ambition fades, and even childhood bedwetting stems from kidney issues. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as the remedy, with claims of swift relief and free samples, and urges readers to remember the product name and address in Binghamton, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Reece
Kilmer & Cr Son
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Local notices from Senecaville area dated up to 1906
Roy Moorhead and Grant Trott families visit Cambridge Cumberland Quaker City Beverly New ark Buffalo and other towns with St storm damage and many social visits. K of P officers installed as 1906 date set for annual picnic. Births, weddings, visits to Barnesville Cumberland Cambridge Bresville and Salesville noted along with baseball games and railroad work.
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Roy Moorhead
Cambridge
Grant Trott
Cumberland
Wm. Henderson
Quaker City
Arch Brown
Beverly
Howard Wilson
Newark
Wattie Davidson
Love City
Names Commission appoints railroad officials under Wertz law
Columbus July 20 Governor Harris names G. Sorris of Youngstown to a two year post along with W. G. Gothlin of Dayton for six years and Oliver H Hughes the current adjutant general for four years. The latter is described as the martyr minder. Columbus July 29 Governor Harris Insurance Commissioner Vorys exits to aim and withdraws his candidacy. Secretary of State Mrs. Chariesduddle visits relatives in Bernesville and Fairview.
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Columbus
Givernor Harris
Sorris
Younsstown
W.G. Gothlin
Dayton
Oliver H Hughes
Marty Tmarinder
Rewuesh
Gosermer Harns
Ins Rance
Vorys Eit
Aim
Ds Canditi
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Angle
D. M. Hawthorne
Luccock
Mary A. Peoples
Goldie
Dora Peoples
Pattison
Jerusalem
Monroe County
Guernsey
Guernsey Prenic
Parker's
Reginald Carothers
Will
Slate
New Jersey
Beator Jonn PF
Wocking Valley
Probate Court
Board of Elections
Probate
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
C. W. Shroyer
William
E. Laughlin
Baby
Buffalo
M. Gregg
Clint Pennell
Nelsonville
C. A. Lepage
Frank
Lafayette
Colo
O. R. Taylor
Dr. C. Bates
K. of P
J. W. Secrest
Mr. Farrow
Alabama
Robert Farrow
Boro
Waddell
Dick Morrison
Mary
Jennie Armsey
W. C. Moorhead
Virgil
Tom Morrison
Jake Hayman
Hartford Boys
Abels
Kenworthy
Amer Marquis
Jacksonville
Tom Meighen
Salesville
W. F. Moorhead
Ruth
Austin Wilson
Jane Wilson
Emma Wilson
J. W. Daniel
George, Wallace and Ross
Andy Dilley
L. G. Buckingham
Effie Arnold
Barberton
G. W. Stockwell
Gertrude Secrest
Abuffalo
Virgil Secrest
Ethel Hale Rainie
Commission
Vorys
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