Peruna Restores Indianapolis Woman After Months of Illness
Ella Off of 1127 Linden St Indianapolis Indiana suffered months of run down constitution. After doctors failed she tried Peruna on a druggist recommendation and recovered in a few months. She praises the medicine and urges others to seek Hartman Sanitarium free medical advice.
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Misa Ella
Linden St
Indiannapolis, Ltd
Ella
Dr. Martman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
West Point Cadetship Offered by Congressman Dawes
Congressman B G Dawes seeks a Guernsey County candidate for a West Point cadetship to begin with the 1906 admission. Government exam May 1 at Ft Thomas Kentucky. main exam Aug 30 1905 at McConnelsville. Age limit 17 to 22, fit for military service. Cadet pay 2500 yearly plus ration or 30 cents per day. Four year course with possible two year leave.
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B. G. Dawes
Military
West Point
Marietta Journal
Ft. Thomas
Newport
Kentucky
McConnelsville
Washington Defeats Barnesville In Memorial Diamond Thriller
On a sunny Saturday afternoon the Washington and Barnesville baseball teams met in a landmark game at the Washington Diamond. Barnesville started strong but Washington held them to two runs until a decisive seventh inning where Kenworthy’s long drive brought in a run. In the ninth, Washington capitalized on two errors and wild throws to score twice, completing a 4 to 2 victory for Barnesville despite a late Washington push.
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Washington
Barnesville
Kenworthy
Barnes
Batuessilie
Remedy Claim for Kidney and Liver Ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Roudout New York as a sure cure for back pain said to threaten kidneys. It promises relief within a few days and offers 6 bottles for about 85 cents and a dollar for the full course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Roudout
N. Y
Pomona Grange Meeting Notice
Pomona Grange meeting announced with secretary T. W. McNaby listed. The notice provides no clear agenda or date beyond the secretary’s signature.
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Pomona
Murderous Slavic Miner Fires Bullets in Ava Incident
Report from Ava details a fatal assault on John Sehatar and a separate injury to John Sehamar during a quarrel between Slavish miners Galda and Sehatar. Galda allegedly entered the kneeling Sehatar’s room and fired three bullets, killing Sehamar and injuring another. Galda was captured near Caldwell and jailed.
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John Sehamar
Ava
Pennsylvania Lines
Monty Eventme
Columbus Hospital
Huan
Zanesville
Newark
John Sehatar
John Galda
John Bogatti
Galda
Schamar
Brink
Caldwell
Stewart and Spaid Wed in Columbus Ceremony
Miss Bertha Stewart longtime Cambridge public school teacher married M B Spaid insurance agent for Metropolitan in Indianapolis. The couple traveled to Columbus for the nuptials Monday evening and will return to their home in Indianapolis. Spaid is well known in Cambridge. the bride is an accomplished popular young woman.
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Bertha Stewart
Cambridge
M. B. Spaid
Metropolitan Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Pleasant City
Columbus
Spaid
Wooster Educator Named Assistant High School Principal
A Saturday board meeting elected Prof Albert J Gerber of Wooster Ohio as assistant principal of the high school. He is a Wooster college graduate and currently teaches at the Wooster summer school and comes with strong recommendations.
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Board of Education
Albert J. Gerber
Wooster, Q
Gerber
Wooster, O
Wooster
Ile
Bribery charge against Arkansas senator noted
Little Rock July 25 state senator F O Butt was arrested on a bench warrant from Little Rock charging bribery in a bill to appropriate 090000 for a new state capitol. Indictment says Butt paid 109 and opened 409 mate to Senator R J Adzon nt county for his vote. Butt pledged 5000 for appearance at Pulaski county circuit court September term.
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Little Rock
Ark
F. O. Butt
Berryville
Lite Rock
Butt
R. J. Adzof
Fiand
Pulaski County
Old Cambridge ledger reveals 1830s shop life and debts
A rediscovered Rhinehart store ledger from Cambridge records a family business era from 1839 to 1846. It lists daily goods hay corn eggs cheese and butter, names of customers and workers, and notes on paper money and a moving date. It mentions local figures like William Ferguson and Daniel Burt, plus a Woodside building history and a 1842 bank reform campaign.
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Sylvester Bonnell
Joseph Abhinehart
Cambridge
William Bonnell
Bonnell
Rhinehart
Dr. Thomas Miller
The
National Bank
John M. Amos & Sons
Robert B. Brown
East Wheeling Avenue
Suluman M. Satchet
Waterloo
Iowa
William C. Bryan
Zanesville
William Ferguson
Thomas Larchet
Kitty
Burns
Daniel Burt
Jackson Township
Thomas Chapman
C. C. Cosgrove
Hon
J. W. Campbell
Cosgrove
A. N. Johnston
Wheeling
Ny Credit
Wilson Shannon
Samuel Wilson
John Williams
Richard Salman
Joseph Griggs
Walter Carr
ZC. Suitt
Eilen Stoddart
Benj. King
Thomas Williamson
Isaiah
William McIlyar
Jonathan Rollins
John Dunheffer
Daniel Ferbrache
Alexander Clark
Mitchell Atkinson
Mentor Tolbert
John McFarland
Joseph V. Dilley
Archibald Dodds
George Lantz
John Hersh
James Turner
Elisha Blanpied
Peter Lamby
John Botts
Lambert Thomas
Joseph Plough
Thomas Bryan
Enoch Hutchison
Napthab Luck
Samuel Underhill
William Graham
Fletcher Burt
Suitt
Hamilton Stottlemire
Benjamin Downer
John Gray
John Ducheffer
Alexander Wallace
John Davis
Richard Saimop
Thomas Williams
Mary Stewart
Mary Northman
Eliza Black
Nancy Patterson
Hannah Patterson
Nancy Williams
Sarah Erlehauck
Rebecca Higans
Eliza
Martha Wheaties
Daniel Shively
Martha
Robert Moore
Moses Calihan
William McCracken
Gordon Loflana
Moses Sarchet
Pittsburg
Christian Advenale
Joseph Rhivebart
John Randall Dead Veteran Carpenter Dies in City
John Randall, a well known veteran soldier, died at his Ocshoc ton avenue home Monday at 10 am after heart trouble. A resident of Tuscarawas county, he was about 67, came to the city from Winchester, worked as a carpenter, and served in the Civil War. Survived by a wife, one son, four daughters, his death shocks the community with services planned Wednesday and interment at Northwood cemetery.
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John Randall
Ocshocton Avenue
Dorr Ip
Tuscarawas County
Winchester
Corinth
Miss
Little Vey Bargeat
C Srmsle
Newel
H. J. Barnsworth
Lot Hantin
W. Va
Univetown
Robbery and murder shock Chicago as real estate man dies
John Tesmer a real estate operator in Chicago is robbed and killed. In Spokane five prisoners escaped from the Fort Wright guardhouse. New Orleans to implement city state and federal inspection for yellow fever cases. George Prescott, walking delegate of a union, is fatally shot and stabbed by two assailants who are later arrested. Justine O'Brien of the appeals court stays Albert Patrick's murder conviction in New York.
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John Tesmer
Chicago
Fort Wright
Spokane
Wash
New Orleans
George Prescott
Tear Aftere’ Union
Nalon Falians
Justine O'Brien
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
Wiltelm @ Rire
New Fark
China Defends Manchuria Policy In Note To Powers
China asserts it acted on its own initiative in Manchuria matters and did not await other governments. Beijing says it opposes any arrangement without consultation and will continue to curb anti American boycotts. Chinese officials hope broad immigration law interpretation will ease anti American sentiment.
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Manchuria
Peking
China
Employers' Action Pits Chicago Teamsters In Mood
At a mass meeting with 260 employers the Employers' Association decided not to rehire striking Teamsters until all unions end the strike. J W Farwell Jr said the strike unsettles workers and relations with employers remain unstable.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Nwo
J. W. Farwell, Jr
Employers’ Association
Employess’ Association
Tise
Debates on Equitable and Shipbuilding Affairs
The report covers remarks by former Governor Gudell on criminal acts and restitution of profits from policyholders at Equitable. Odell rejects links between shipbuilding stock and Depew’s Senate bid, defends his actions, and asserts private business matters. Taft party welcome and U.S. aid to Japan feature in dispatches from Tokyo, with Roosevelt praised for peace plenipotentiaries. Bryan at Clear Lake addresses civic ideals and direct senatorial elections. A mock duel accident in Big Rapids and Governor Douglas’s noncandidacy are noted, followed by Taft’s arrival in Yokohama aboard the Manchuria.
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Equitable
Dees Odell
New York
Gudell
Equitable Assurance Society
Mayer
Bryan
Clear Lake
Mason City
Daly
William Jennings Bryan
Clear Lake Chautauqua
Weaver
Philadelphia
Venezuelan President Juan Pablo Rojas Paul Dies
Caracas July 25. Dr Juan Pablo Rojas Paul former president of Venezuela from February 20 1888 to February 28 1890 died July 23 at age 60. He led the country during a brief reform period and is noted in baseball circles for advocacy.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Juan Pablo Rojas Paul
Veneuela
Oil Fields Tel Burning Oil Fields Tel Burning
Fire at Texas oil tanks near Houston destroys multiple tanks and threatens surrounding embankments. Estimated losses exceed seven hundred thousand dollars, with about 2 590 000 barrels of oil in tanks and many workers, mostly black, displaced from temporary homes. Hundreds assist firefighting as rain floods the field.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Company
Texas
Sielzig & Antil
Brooks & Co
Landslider & Co
On American Soil John Paul Jones Laid to Rest at Annapolis
The body of John Paul Jones rests on American soil at the Naval Academy in an unpretentious vault near an unfinished chapel as the nation prepares a lasting naval memorial. Guards stand watch while a modern fleet guards his memory, marking a solemn national vigil.
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John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Republic
Naval Abbey
Senator Mitchell to Supreme Court Appeal in Portland
Judge Delaven allowed a bill of exceptions in the Mitchell case as Senator Mitchell and ex-Senator Thurston appeared with counsel. A $2000 bond was set for his appearance before the U S Supreme Court, with a mercy recommendation attached to the guilty verdict. Beckham Receives Report on Kentucky tax case Auburn Lexington July 4 payment alleged to Governor.
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Mite
Supreme Court
Portland
Ore
Senator Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Ohio Olio Highlights from Buckeye State News
A compilation of brief Ohio items: Yellow Springs bank may reopen after a settlement giving depositors 26 percent now, 25 percent in 20 days, and 5 percent in six months. a call-loan test tied to Holzman & Co. bankruptcy. a brutal camp-meeting stabbing near Shyville. a Dillonvale strike settled by resuming employment. Powers limits on visitors to Caleb Powers. Bellefontaine railroad office robbed of about 70 dollars and tickets. a Toledo woman found murdered. Massillon inmate fight ends in death. Caldwell shooting at Ava. Carnegie offers 20000 for a Wittenberg College edifice. and Richard Bowman drowns in the Ohio River.
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Buckeye
Yellow Springs Bank
Springfieldd
Cincinnati
United States
Waverly
Charles Havens
Ralph Henson
Havens
Henson
Shyville
Here
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Massillon
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