Democratic State Convention Called for June 1905
Notices in Cambridge outline the Democratic State Central Committee plan to nominate candidates for the November 1905 election at a Columbus convention. Delegates from each county accrue based on votes for Parker in 1904, with primaries and county conventions to choose credentials and delegates for the state gathering.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Uhin
Columbus
Ohio
Rach County
Alton K. Parker
United States
State Central Committee
Tocwiey
Rirts
Ofelock P
State Central
Committee On
Goodale Street
Clairman
Michael A. Dougherty
Fairfield County
P. A. Barry
Knox County
Joe Goldsell
Cooga County
Supreme Court
Membr State Board of Public Works
Guernsey County
B.J. Meckinney
J. P. Madigan
Cambridge Jefersonian
Janesoth
Automobiles Reach Ten Million in New York Sales
New York dealers report automobie sales totaling over ten million dollars in recent weeks. The ad promotes Hastet ters Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for stomach, kidney, liver issues and general weakness. It targets women with monthly ailments and insists on Hastetters as the only effective option.
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New York
Ho9tetter’s
School Enumeration for Cambridge Ending Fourth Saturday
An enumeration of Cambridge's school population was conducted during the vwwo weeks ending on the fourth Saturday, detailing student counts by grade and school. The tally includes total enrollment figures and notes any notable variances across campuses.
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City of
Cambridge
To Our Patrons and Local Notices in Cambridge
A period piece notes subscription terms for a daily paper and expresses hope patrons will stay. It also includes a church society tribute to Mrs Edgar and notices of staff changes and a new position for Miss Mabel Lewis in Martin’s Ferry.
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Kavanaugh
Jeffersoning
Lst
John M. Amos & Somesee Resolutices
Women's Missionary Society of the First
United Presbyterian Church of
Cambridge
Ohio
Mayrad
Wilkinsburg
Miss Allison
Mits
I. F
Moqss
W. B. Shaw
Tommutter
Mabel Lewis
Martin’s Ferry
The
Davis Dry Gueds Co
Enule Sam Agent of Mercy and Russian Fleet in Manila
Russian Rear Admiral Bagnist arrived in Manila with damaged ships including Surorg and Olegid Jemishus. Admiral Train’s squadron patrolled near Corregidor as Aurora and Ohio exchanged salutes. The Navy department considered allowing the vessels 24 hours to repair or face internment for the duration of the war.
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Manila
Bagnist
Surorg
Olegid Jemishus
Train
Obi
Wisconsin
Oregon
Raleigh
Cinginnati
Corregidor Island
Aurora
Ohio
Amdul Train
Washingon-special-Admart Train
Navy Department
Taft
State Department
Timely and valuable suggestions for nervousness remedy
Many people especially women confined to domestic life suffer nervousness. The text praises Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York, claiming it promotes easy digestion and tones the nervous system as a successful treatment.
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David Kennedy
N.Y
Liver Quarantine and August Flower Remedies Promoted
The article promotes August Flower as a cure for sluggish liver and related digestive ills including indigestion, dyspepsia, and headaches. It urges families to use the remedy, notes two sizes, and lists Humphreys Veterinary Specifics for various animal ailments.
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Humphreys
Russian Warships Interned After Manila Bay Action
Secretary Morton after Roosevelt meeting says the Russian warships Oleg Aurora and Jomtchuy will be interned in Manila Bay for the war duration. Repairs were estimated at sixty days for Oleg, zero for Aurora, and seven for Jemtering, with orders from Taft to deny repair time and to keep them interned until hostilities end.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morton
Oleg
Aurora
Jomtchuy
Manila Bay
American Naval Board
Train
Enquist
Taft
Wright
Manila
Rus Siang
Arrest in horse theft case ends in jail time
Harvey Stillion was arrested Saturday evening by Officer Middleton on a horse stealing charge. He allegedly stole Ben Joyce's horse, tried to sell it for $45, then two dollars, hitched it to a buggy, and reported the transaction. arraigned before Mayor Smallwood, bound over to grand jury, $400 bond, placed in county jail. Hutchon previously served a year for stealing a horse from Warne's livery.
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Harvey Stillion
Grtcer Middleton
Stillion
Ben Joyce
Officer Middleton
Smallwood
Iutchon
Liberty
Warne
Funeral for Hope Kays Held at Local Church
Funeral services were conducted Friday for Hope Kays, the 21 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kays of south Eighth Street, with Rev. C. E. Sheppard officiating. Floral tributes from family and friends included pink carnations from the Linns, white carnations from the Kidds, and a wreath for Mrs. Brak and Miss Milligan, among others. A birth is noted for Alva Shackies family on North Third Street, with a son born June 4, 1905.
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Hope Kays
Martin Kays
South Eighth Street
C. E. Sheppard
M. P. Church
A. W Linn
C.S. Kidd
Carpenters
Voiog
Mildred Temple
J i
Mertella Milligan
Ctius
Amama
Sochor
Alva Shackies
North 3Rd Street
Periodic Pains Relief by Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as a remedy for periodic pains backache nervous or sick lead ache and other distressing aches. It claims no morphine or dangerous drugs, and offers a money back guarantee if the first package does not benefit. Local testimonial cites relief within a short time and urges purchase via Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Alweda
Patek
Michgun
Santa Lend
Tod
Inda
Sulke
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Athens County
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Cincinnati
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the Voice OF Cambridge
Stoddard
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W.H. Gregg
James
Carr
C. F. Lowry
James R. Barr
John L. Stoddard
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Selon
John J. Wallace
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Lands Land Places
Harry H. Madison
L. Campbell Watson Plin
Business College
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W. B. Winters
M. E. Church
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Alltermer
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Hayden Bldg
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Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and John Streets
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Insan
Iain
Pansypbletiree Peffer
Medical Ass
Chicago
J. W. Shaft
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
John McVonnell
South $Th Street
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Luther Bailey
Guernsey
Perry Davis
Manilla
Little Hope Kays
COLG
Ball Bly Brothers
Warren Sire
A. W. Chase
Casper Waiton
Michigan City
Ind
Dr. A.W. Crase Mephrxe Co
Buffalo, N.Y
B. W. Chase
Cambridge Byesville
Puesday
E. E. Smith
W. M. Sherrard
Cambridge, Ohio
W. H. Kavanaugh
JAS
W. Bell
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