Ma haffey Renominated for Senator in 1Bth 19th District
The Democratic state district convention renominated Hon. J. P. Mahaffey of Cambridge for the Ohio Senate after a heated second-ballot vote. Delegates from Coshocton Guernsey Tuscarawas Monroe Noble and others debated rules and praised Mahaffey’s record, with the nomination then made unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Mahaffey
Ohio Senate
Highteenth-Nineteenth
J. P. Mahaffey
Cambridge
Monroe
L. A. Whitten
Rules and Order of Business
Coshocton
J. P. Callihan
Guernsey
R. T. Scott
Tuscarawas
W. W. Ritter
C. C. Roth
Noble
Seth Vorhies
T. J. Hanley
L. A. Witten
J. F. Miley
Resolutions
C. B. Hunt
John M. Amos
T. J. Russell
D. E. Yost
W. W. McClintock
E. Cottom
E. W. Mathews, Jr
George W. Finney
J. W. Tschappat
W. W. James
H. FE. Hahn
A. W. Ellson
J. R. Camden
C. E. Shuman
Adams
Capt
Thomas Smith
Mahaffey
S. S. Linn
Jefferson Township
Bedlam
J. BE. Hurst
Tuscara
Guernsey County
Linn
J. EB
Hurst
Senator Mahaffey and Adams Endorse Democratic Ticket
Frank Pomerene escorted Senator Mahaffey to the stage where Mahaffey thanked the convention and pledged to stand on his record and work hard for what is right. John Adams of Coshocton gave a ringing speech pledging support for Mahaffey and the Democratic ticket, praising the platform and the party's outlook for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
J. P. Mehaffey
Judson Harmon
Bryan Checerd
Frank Pomerene
Coshocton
John C. Adams
Itis Coshocton
Adams
Pomerene
Taft
Bryan
James E. Campbell
Foraker
Ohio
Guernsey
A. R. McCulloch
Mahaffey
J. P. Mahaffey
Senator Mahaffey
John ©. Adams
William Little Dies After Morning Illness at 53
William Little, aged 53, died Tuesday shortly after eleven while at home near Salesville. He had risen early to tend hay, felt unwell by 9, refused a doctor at first, and passed away before one. He leaves a wife, four daughters, and five sons. funeral at his home west of Salesville Thursday at 1 PM with Interment in Quaker City Independent Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Little
Mr. Little
Little
Powhatan
Newark
Salesville
Quaker City Independent
Will Submit Plans to State Inspector
At a special Board of Education meeting all members approved Architect Frank Orr to submit plans and specifications for the new High School on East Steubenville Avenue to State Inspector John M. Morgan for approval. Orr planned to travel to Columbus this afternoon or Saturday for the submission. No other business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frank Orr
East Steubenville Avenue
State Inspector of Buildings and Factories
John M. Morgan
Orr
Columbus
Byesville Trip Noted in Brief Court Docket Update
C L Biddleman on a business trip to Byesville today. New common pleas cases listed include A W Lanning versus John P Lanning as administrator for $2061.00 claimed. Wells and Carnes represent the plaintiff. Homer Witten versus Wm Hoover with Stevens for Witten and Wells and Carnes for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Biddleman
Byesville
Common Pleas Court
A. W. Lanning
John P. Lanning
Wells & Carnes
Homer Witten
Wm. W. Hoover
T. T. Jones
J. P. Stevens
Witten
Ogier Plans Sale of Remaining East Wheeling Ave Property
Columbus resident W A Ogier visited the city on business related to selling the vacant portion of his Ogier property on East Wheeling Avenue. Turner Brothers had earlier bought forty four feet, leaving about twenty two feet for disposal by Ogier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ogier
Columbus
Ogier
East Wheeling Avenue
Turner Brothers
Father Accused of Assaulting Daughter in Fulton
Al lard Hasley of Fulton was arrested by Marshal Haller and Officer Gilbert on a serious charge of criminally assaulting his daughter Loella Allard, under fourteen in June 1967 and periodically since. Bond set at $2,000. preliminary hearing scheduled. evidence includes a physician's finding of assault. He remains jailed unable to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasley Allard
Fulton
Lawrence Haller
C. O. Gilbert
Allard
Loella Allard
Marshal Haller
Huge Flint Tomahawk Found in Zane Cabin Ruins
In Wheeling on July 24 a boy using the ancient weapon to pelt dogs found a massive flint tomahawk in the ruins of the historic Zane cabin. He surrendered it to A J Seifert, who values the find highly. The axe measures about 4½ by 2½ inches, weighs over 1½ pounds, and features a sharp blade with a circular groove along the pole for a handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Zane Cabin
A. J. Seifert
Ohio River Valley
Syrian man acquitted on perjury charges visits Charleston
N G Rice, a Syrian man, was arrested in Charleston by Pinkerton detectives after being shadowed in the city while awaiting orders from New York. He was later acquitted in New York and traveled to visit his father on North Second street. Friends say he plans to start a business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Rice
Charleston
W. Va
Pinkerton
New York City
New York
N. A. Rice
North Second Street
Rice
Arraignment in assault case for Elmer Oliver
Elmer Oliver, arrested on a warrant by George Butts, was arraigned before Mayor Bradford this morning. After hearing the evidence he was bound over to await grand jury action in the sum of $200, which he furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Oliver
George Butts
Bradford
Oliver
Grandparents Celebrate Birth of Ten-Pound Daughter
A baby girl weighing ten pounds was born Sunday July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davidson of Bridgeport Ohio. Mr. Davidson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davidson of this city and Mrs. Davidson is the daughter of Chief of Police John A. Long and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davidson
Bridgeport
Mr. Davidson
W. H. Davidson
Mrs. Davidson
John A. Long
Miss Pauline Wagner Guest Of Beverly Residents
Miss Pauline Wagner of Beverly is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Pomeroy on East Beatty Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Wagner
Beverly
Mrs. Pomeroy
East Beatty Avenue
Social Roundup From Cambridge and Vicinity
North Salem resident Bertha Mathews of Cambridge visited relatives here last week. G W Murphy of Uhrichsville lost a work horse to blood poisoning last week. Thomas Harding of Washington called on his best girls over Sunday. Jasper Forney and wife of Cambridge stayed with Mrs. Forney's parents from Saturday to Tuesday. Rev. James Cosby of Tarentum Pa will preach at the U P church Sunday. Miss Maud Moninger of East Liverpool visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Moniger. Roy Charley Jones and Frank Milligan went on an excursion to Niagara the first of the week. Hazel Hague of Cambridge visited friends here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mathews
Cambridge
O. R. Jones
G. W. Murphy
Uhrichsville
Thomas Harding
Washington
Jasper Forney
Prudential Insurance Meet Held in Zanesville District
A special meeting of the Zanesville district of the Prudential Insurance Company of North America convened at the Masonic Temple. Representatives from Newark Cambridge Coshocton and Barnesville attended with W C Deitz of Newark addressing on ordinary and industrial insurance. The session began 8 30 and ran long past noon with 35 participants expressing an optimistic view of the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Prudential Insurance Company of North
Deitz
Messrs
J. A. Carter
R. B. Gauley
J. W. Alexander
R. W. Wilson
Cambridge
Show Case Door Cuts Off Nose in Jewelry Store
Frank E Red Lewis suffered a severed nose when a showcase door slammed shut during unloading at Remelett’s jewelry store on Church Street Union block. The missing nose was found wedged between door and sash and reattached by Dr Knauss, with uncertain prospects for regrowth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E
Red
Lewis
Remelett
Church Street
Union Block
Newark Tribune
Local residents and visitors depart for short trips
Mrs. Fred Lee of Mt. Vernon is visiting relatives in this city. Wm. Ogier of Columbus is a business visitor here today. Miss Laura Baumgarten of Newark guests relatives in this city. S. A. Dean returned from a business trip to Homeworth. Mrs. A. Boch leaves for Terre Haute. J. M. Amos leaves to visit relatives in Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lee
Mt. Vernon
Wm. Ogier
Columbus
Laura Baumgarten
Newark
S. A. Dean
Homeworth
The Colonial Theatre Opens Season With Pan-Handle Pete
The 1908 09 theatrical season at the Colonial theatre begins August 19 with Pan Handle Pete featuring Walter Wilson. Manager Charles Hammond promises a stronger lineup with major productions like 50 Miles from Boston 45 Minutes from Broadway In Gay New York and Follies of 1908 among others, including comedies dramas minstrels and stock companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Walter Wilson
Colonial Theater
Charles Hammond
Boston
Broadway
New York
Buster Brown
George Washington, Jr
Simon Simple
Hanlon
The
Mrs Sallie Ransom Called Home in Cambridge
Mrs Sallie Ransom a well known colored woman died at the family home on Marietta avenue Cambridge after a lingering illness. She was about 72 and highly respected in the city. The remains will be taken to Washington for funeral services Sunday morning at 9 conducted by Rev J R Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Ransom
Marietta Avenue
South
Cambridge
Mrs Irene Williams Returns From Visit With Columbus Friends
Miss Irene Williams came back last night after a long visit with friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Williams
Columbus
Mayor dismisses criminal slander case against Petras
George Petras faced a warrant for criminal slander. Mayor Bradford dismissed the case last evening after hearing evidence and pleadings. Petras and the plaintiff each paid half of the costs with interpreter M. Greenwald assisting a foreign-language court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Petras
Bradford
Petras
Annie Magdosh
Edmund Hawthorne
Enos
M. Greenwald
Siens Couple Return From Honeymoon Trip
Frank Siens and his bride came back this afternoon after a honeymoon spent in Columbus and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Siens
Columbus
Cleveland
Postmaster Barr and wife head to Webster Springs outing
Postmaster James R. Barr and his wife of North Tenth street departed last night for an outing at Webster Springs West Virginia, expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Barr
North Tenth Street
Webster Springs
W. Va
Mrs S M Hardesty Returns From Visits in Summerfield Caldwell
Mrs S M Hardesty and two children of East Foster Avenue returned last evening from an extended visit with relatives in Summerfield and Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Hardesty
East Foster Avenue
Summerfield
Caldwell
State VP Sullivan Returns Home After Guernsey Valley Talks
State Vice President D. H. Sullivan, who spent several days meeting with the miners of the Guernsey Valley, returned to his Coshocton home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sullivan
Guernsey Valley
Hfe
Coshocton
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