Democratic Central Committeemen called to meet in Guernsey county
Notice requests Democratic Central Committeemen of Guernsey county to convene Saturday July 29 1905 at 1 PM at the Jeffersonian offices. The Dem ocratic senatorial convention for the 18th 19th district is set for Friday August 18 in Coshocton Sixth Street Theatre with Edward Hurst Tuscarawas chairing and Joe McDowell Coshocton secretary. Further political notes discuss election laws tariff and population trends in Iowa and Ohio campaign dynamics.
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Democratic Central
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian
W. BR. Sprague
N. F. Trott
Coshocton
James Miller
Tuscarawas
C. B. Cuttom
Coshocten
Thurman Spriggs
Monroe
Sixth Street
Edward Hurst
Joe McDowell
Hoo
John C. Adams
Graft and corruption in public offices draw scrutiny
A long critique notes pervasive graft from government departments to public services and private trusts. It cites Philadelphia and Columbus probes, urges honest reforms via elections, and mentions a Vermont border adjustment with Canada, affecting about 4500 people.
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Su Io
Philadelphia
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Columbus
Weaver
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Sear Bing
Vermont
Canada
England
United States
Political Conditions in Ohio Observations from New Orleans Times
The New Orleans Times notes Ohio politics show little interest beyond party machines. It cites Pattison’s Sunday liquor stance and its effect on Democratic and Republican prospects, highlighting urban vs rural divides and suggesting country voters carried the governor race while large cities opposed Pattison. The piece reflects on party positions in governor records and future implications.
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Ohio
New Orleans
Pattison
Consention
Salems
Revere
Cat
Temperance, Politics, and the Ohio Election Outlook
The piece notes a reversed temperance stance in parties with saloons and anti temperance groups backing Derrick against Pattison. It questions if moral and religious Republicans will stay loyal or switch to Pattison, impacting Governor Herrigh's re election. Senator Dick leads the state campaign, aiming to center national issues while temperance looms large.
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Death of Dr Theodore F Hunter of Cambridge Ohio
Dr Theodore F. Hunter died July 22 after a period of heart illness and a brief outing. A longtime Cambridge dentist and respected figure, he served in the Civil War and later as a school trustee and church member. Survived by wife and sisters, his passing ends a prominent local lineage and civic service.
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Theodore F. Hunter
Vr. Hawthorne
Wr Prithy
Cambridge
M. Jefferson
A. Cooper
J. C
J. C. Hunter
Oid
Ross W. Anderson
Clara Winter
Tierras
Poughkeepsie
New York
Gumpans Ruth Ohio Infantry
Signal Corps
Army
Cavalry
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Funeral of Dr. Hunter Opens a Bereaved Community
A large assembly gathered Tuesday to honor Dr. T F Hunter with open testimony and a Presbyterian choir. Dr Hayes read scriptures while Drs Milligan and Hayes gave addresses. The funeral cortege carried the pall to Northwood Cemetery. A partial list honors many physicians and leaders from Washington City to Cambridge Ohio with pallbearers named.
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Presbyterian
Hayes
McFarland
Jed
Milligan
Northwood
Isaac Burshin
Washington City
Alex McCall
Atantic City
Iowa
Keepers
Washington
John Shaw
Reooseville
Ohio
Frank Frazier
John Willis
L. Wall
New Philadelphia
Garrett Riddle
Barnesville
Elmer Encoburn
Cambridge City
Pittsburg Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. W. C. Henderson and her two children from Pittsburg visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wessels on East Gomber Avenue and returned home yesterday afternoon.
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W. C. Henderson
Pittsburg
J. W. Wessels
East Gomber Avenue
Guernsey Valley Base Ball League Organized
The Cambridge team led by Manager Charles B. Jewell helped form the Guernsey Valley Base Ball League with six clubs: Cambridge Caldwell Eyesville Pleasant City Lore City and Senecaville. Officers were elected Charles E. Jewell president Frank S. Durlison secretary and Frank Chamberlain treasurer. Each club will play two games weekly with a three-game program on Saturday July 26 at Senecaville Byesville and Gardwell. A full schedule will be published soon.
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Charlesb. Jewell
Cambridge
Caldwell
Eyesville
Pleasant City
Lore City
Senecaville
Guernsey Valley
Pyesville
Jewell
Charles E. Jewril
Frank 5. Durlison
Frank Chamberlain
Leve City
Byesville
Caldwe
Gardwell
Five Prisoners Escape from Ohio County Jail
Bad Men Abroad from Coshocton Ohio report five prisoners escaped from the county jail in a single morning. Notable escapees include John Blackmor alias John Blackman, previously a fugitive from the Indiana penitentiary, Red Haughman of Zanesville, Frank Gorman of Youngstown, Punch TM Allen, and Adam Potter. One inmate broke his cell’s chains, freeing others to exit through the airshaft to the roof.
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Cosboeton
Speleila
John Blackmor
John Blackman
Indiana
Red
Haughman
Zanesville
Frank Gorman
Youngstown
Punch
Allen
Adam Potter
Samuel Harper Dead and Funeral Plans Announced
A dispatch from President Wm. R. Harper to Capt. Rainey reports the death of Samuel Harper in Chicago on Tuesday morning. Funeral services are set for Thursday morning at New Concord. Mon evening featured a surprise event at East Beatty avenue home of & G. Brown by the Carpenters' Union and families, gifting two leather chairs. A.C. Parker gave the presentation speech. gifts included a Roman stone from John Boyd and wife. About fifty guests attended a social gathering with refreshments provided by his two daughters.
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East Beatty Avenue
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John Boyd
Bar Tenders Banquet to Justice Stewart
A Chambersburg PA paper ran a misleading tale about a lawyers dinner for Supreme Justice John Stewart. The error stemmed from a misplaced apostrophe after Lenders altering the headline meaning.
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Chambersburg, Pa
John Stewart
Justice Stewart
Labor Day Celebration Planned by Cambridge and Byesville Unions
The Cambridge Trades and Labor Assembly and the Byesville Trades and Labor Assembly plan a grand Labor Day celebration at the Cambridge Byesville crying park. The park has been leased for the day and the program will be announced later.
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Byesville
EDITORS ON WHEELS A Long Safe and Pleasant Trip
The Katy system traverses Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Indian territories Texas and Louisiana. The article recounts a 1500 mile journey from St Louis to Houston and El Paso with stops in Dallas and Houston praising growth, industry, and hospitality while noting Texan independence and the mix of northern and southern welcome. It details Dallas as a manufacturing hub and Houston’s civic metrics, then describes a grand reception at Dallas and a luncheon in Galveston with a venerated welcome from local officials.
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Address by Narwan Kittiel on equal schooling and state future
A lengthy, tearful yet eloquent address by Narwan Kittiel, common pleas official, outlines equal educational aims and shared prosperity. The speech argues for similar wages and schoolhouses for black and white children, praising Judge Nile Trell as a patriotic, independent figure suited to join Senator Joe Bailey in the U.S. Senate.
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Joe Bailey
U. S. Senate
Juvenile Robbers Captured Near Nicholson Mines
Charles and James Barnes, brothers aged 15 and 19 living near Nicholson's Mines, were arrested after robbing Gillespie and McCulley on West Wheeling Avenue. Charles escaped once, later returned money and confessed, giving $10 to his partner. James fled but was pursued with both boys placed in custody.
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Nicholson’s
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Nicholas
Charles Tucker
James Callibao
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Annual State Reports Delayed By Excess Detail
The Blue Penn writes that state officer annual reports, covering the year ending November 15, are delayed due to officials trying to include large, tabulated content. An editor is needed to trim manuscripts. the governor can wield the blue pencil, and recent cuts improved the Dairy and Food Commissioner Blackburn’s report by roughly half.
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