Bonaparte Named Navy Secretary Faces Fresh Backlash
Washington commentary denounces Charles Joseph Bonaparte of Baltimore as a reformer and aristocrat selected to be Secretary of the Navy, succeeding Paul Morton. The piece warns of partisan friction, patronage battles, and ongoing political upheaval as the administration reshapes the Navy Department. The author, Charles A. Edwards, predicts constant turmoil and reformist zeal from the new appointee.
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Washington
DD. C
Charles Joseph Bonaparte
Baltimore
Navy
Paul Morton
Atchison
Morton
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Borneo
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Navy Department
Ife
Republican Party
Maryland
Teddy
Bammon
Babes
Charles A. Edwards
Cabinet as a stepping stone to private power
An opinion piece argues public morality is compromised as Cabinet members move to corporate roles, noting Treasury officials gravitate to banks profiting from government business and others leverage official experience for new employers. It cites Paul Marton and Henry Gassaway Davis, and reports local political reactions and a brief note on Wm. L. Wilson's district. It also mentions 4,000 traveling salesmen and Ross A Carpenter's Nebraskan visit.
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United States
Treasury
N. Y
Paul Marton
V. P
A. T. & Santa Fe R. R
New York
Het
Merton
Hyomel Inhaler Promise of Quick Calarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a spring remedy for catarrh with a home treatment routine. It describes a portable inhaler set including a bottle and applicator, claims ease of use in May and June, and guarantees a refund if not satisfied with the Hyomel kit sold by J M W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MW
History of the Cambridge Masonic Lodge on West Wheeling
The article recounts the Cambridge Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons and its lot on West Wheeling Avenue, tracing deeds from Lloyd Talbott to later owners, the corner stone ceremony, and the lodge’s building layout. It notes local figures tied to Cambridge and Guernsey County, the lodge’s early meetings, and a teacher reminiscing about school use of the lodge rooms.
Death of James Beggs Pioneer in Guernsey County Ohio
James Beggs aged 89 died at his son John T Beggs home in Liberty township Guernsey county Ohio on Thursday evening June 1905 at 6 15 after kidney trouble and age related complications Born October 4 1816 in Antrim Ireland he moved to Guernsey county in 1822 Married Margaret Parkinson January 28 184? and had six children James M Edward P Barbara E John T Dorcas J and Ida B He was a pioneer farmer and member of Cambridge First U P Church He lived with son after wife died in 1901 Funeral was held at his home on Saturday conduct ed by Rev McFarlane and Rev Nash Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery Jefferson township
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Thomas Lemfester
Guernsey
Cambridge
John Connolly
Connolly
Henry H. Evans
John Barton
Hans Weaver
Washington and Wills Township
Thomas Leufester
John Dixon
Grand Lodge
Thomas Witten
Jackson Township
Wittens
Byesville
Robert B. Moore
Frankfort
Guernsey County
Wills Township
Zane Trave
Guernsey Lodge
George R. Tingle
4. A. Beatty
Lloyd Talbott
Francs Dechseuchett
Benjamin F. Bull
Ane Meccalf
James M. Belt
George UL. Sinclair
William Taylor
House
Shaw and Tiffany
Thaltimore
John Snow
Ohio
Thomas Corwin
Williamt Findley
Senecaville
Richiard Township
Guernsey Times
Z. A.eatty
A.eatty
B. PF. Bill
William Clark
R. Thomas
Rh. Moore
St. John the Baptist
Masonic Lodge
Court House
CT. Beatty
George C.sedwick
Arber Erertet
Andrew Metcalf
Wheeling Avenue
Steahensillraves
Tee
Lranes
James Beggs
John JT. Beggs
Liberty Township
Obi
Antrim County
Ireland
Margaret Parkinson
James M
Kimbolton
Edward P
Barbary E
John T
Dorcas J. Beggs
Ida B
Howard Gibson
Kansas City
Beggs
Ile
Cambridge First U. P
Mr. Nash
Pleasant Hill
Defferson Township
Adda Tedrick
Winterset
John Guyton
Deersville
Harrison County
John Tedrick
John
William
Jacob Hughes
Thomas Guyton
Winterset Methodist Church
Mr. Stewart
Stephen B Linkhorn Dies in Cambridge June 1905
Stephen B Linkhorn born Byesville Guernsey County Ohio April 16 1849 died at his Cambridge home on North 6th Street Tuesday June 6 1905. He married Ida M Leiby in 1870 and left seven children Towner B and Chase Linkhorn sons and five daughters. Survived by wife children brothers Will June Linkhorn Mrs Margaret McCreary Mrs Jusiah Wiles and Mrs Gus Engle. He ran a commission business in Pittsburg for years and bought horses and cattle shipping to eastern markets. Cause of death spinal meningitis after long illness.
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Stephen B. Linkhorn
Byesville
Guernesy County
Sbis
North 6Th Street
Cambridge
Linkhorn
Ida M. Leiby
Towner B. Linkhorn
Chase Linkhorn
Will
June Linkhorn
Byessille
Margaret McCreary
Jusiah Wiles
Byesvilles
Gus Engle
Letter Carriers' Convention to Meet in Post Office Building
Rut ai Letter Carriers Association holds annual convention in the Post Office Building Saturday evening. After business, a hatyaet will be served and addresses by prominent speakers. Members and carriers from onhons buying free delivery invited. AST. Hail has accepted answer for the lar Bel. Pel phase Co. at AL Mere urd wife. Tacsdas te sem Tar. Moore's sister, Mrs. N. J. Shisnty, aged 77, wealth noted.
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Rutai Letter Carriers’ Association
Postotiee
al Tatas Warners
Onhons
Pel Phase Co
AL Mere
West Stobenville Avenue
Wetton Wave
W. Va
Tacsdas
Moore
N. J. Shisnty
Trouble in Lore City council and a county obituary
Lore City faces council turmoil after a dispute between Joseph Shooter and Marshal Finch over alleged intoxication after hours. Ex deputies Elswick and Winner sparred over affidavits, leading to a disturbance charge against Winner. Finch invited talks outside, then Winner was arrested for profanity. Winner pleads guilty with fine and costs. Also obituary for Mrs. Adda Tedrick of Winterset, born near Deersville in 1849, died May 25, 1905, with services at Winterset Methodist Church and burial in the Methodist Cemetery.
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Lore City
Guernsey County
Sigeral
Joseph
Marshal Finch
Elswick
Winner
Ack Shelton
King’s Mines
Finch
Punch
State to Settle Strike at Wehrle Stove Works
The Wehrle stove works of Newark, a major employer, faces a strike by over one hundred polishers buffers and platers over nonunion hiring. Mayor Crilly travels to Columbus to notify the state board of arbitration as required for strikes involving more than twenty five people. The outcome is awaited with interest.
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Wehrle Stove Works
Newark
State Board of Arbitration
Wehrle
A. J. Crilly
Columbus
County Commissioners Approve Road Petitions and Appointments
At the last regular meeting the County Commissioners allowed the usual bills. The W B Robinson petition for a road in Oxford township was allowed. J B Ford's petition for roads in Jefferson Center and Cambridge townships was placed on file with TH A Wilson J A Keets and Samuel Carter appointed as viewers. John Reid's request for a road in Jefferson and Cambridge townships was placed on file with Don Henderson S21 Montgomery and 4 B Sankey appointed as viewers. Dr E F Vorises was appointed county yard physician.
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W. B. Robinson
Oxfordownship
J.B. Ford
Jefferson, Center
Cowlridge
TH. A. Wilson
J. A. Keets
Samuel Carter
John Reid
Jefferson
Cambridge
Don Henderson
S21
Montgomery
B. Sankey
EF. Vorises
County Yard
Local option debate in Zanesville district residents vote
Local option discussion unfolded at Monday meetings in Zanesville with Agnesertt Mas bert and others present. Court appearances and sworn statements noted. Mrs Chilcoth, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Hannum, linked to Cambridge residency history.
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Fay Chilcatt
Mra
Chilcoth
J. H. Hannum
Sresided
Cambridge
Ested Cots
Snow Drifts Across Dakota on a Pacific Ocean Journey
A letter from George Conner to J. A. Skinner recounts a four person trip from Ryesville to St Paul, crossing Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming toward Alaska. The writer notes mountanous terrain, snow uprisings, gauge changes, and references to the Dakota and Montana lands while planning smelter visits in British Columbia and a later join to the Cottage City voyage.
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J. A. Skinner
Hyesville
George Conner
Eyesville
da Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Henry Miller
St. Paul
North Dakota
Great Wheat Country
Missouri River
Bismark
Montana
Livingston
Rer
Boseman
Yellowstone
Washington
Alaska
Cottage City
Strike at Old Orchard Mine Ends in Amicable Settlement
A meeting at the National Hotel in Cambridge settled the strike at the Old Orchard mines of Morris Coal Co. The United Mine Workers led by W. H. Haskins and Wm Green met Coal Operators Association representatives W. B. Alexander Henry Moss J. C. Kyte and Homer Forsythe. The parties agreed to peace and harmony after a period of conflict leaving about 275 miners out of work for four weeks.
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Old Orchard
Morris Coal Co
National Hotel
Cambridge
United Mine Workers of America
W. H. Haskins
Wm Green
Coal Operators Association
W. B. Alexander
Henry Moss
J. C. Kyte
Homer Forsythe
Steel and Tin Plate Mills Face Mass Downtime by July First
A New York dispatch reports United States Steel Corporation and independent mills likely to close 40 percent of sheet and tin plate plants through July 1. Some shut this week, others will soon pause as wage talks and wage-scale disputes unfold. Panels and associations meet to decide next steps while workers seek job security and potential relocations.
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New York City
United States Steel, Corporation
Tolley
Teovdico
Analita
Dow Bermeid
Republic
Trui
Mi o na touted as stomach cure in old ad copy
An advertisement touts Mi o na as the only remedy to soothe and heal the stomach and digestive tract. It claims the product strengthens the nerves, stimulates the solar plexus, and guarantees a cure with a refund if not satisfied, noting exception for cancer.
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J. W. Schait
Big steel group plans Ohio plants and 1000 jobs
Over 1000 men to be employed by rehabilitated United States Sheet and Tin Plate Co after new incorporation in Ohio. Plants planned in Marietta Newcomerstown and Newark with a Byesville plant to be completed once repairs are done. Headquarters to be in Pittsburgh with officers including H B Stewart J E Euler and John S Black. Annual business projected at 3 3 million as the company reorganizes under Ohio law.
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United States Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Cambridge
Columbus
Marietta
Newcomerstown
Newark
Byesville
River
Ohio
Lakin C. Taylor
H. B. Stewart
J. E. Euler
Canton
John S. Black
Diamond National Bank
Pittsburg
Hase
Bryan offers $500 to New Concord college prize fund
We J Bryan sent a $500 bequest to the educational institution in New Concord Ohio as part of a $10,000 donor fund from Philo Sherman Bennett of Connecticut. President J Knox Montgomery Muskingum College accepted after deliberation and will invest the money to fund prizes for the best essays on specified subjects.
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Kentucky
Beckham
We. J. Bryan
New Concord
Philo Sherman Bennett
Connecticut
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskinguw College
Col. Bryan
Brown Nominated for G A R Commander in Chief
GED R Gen Brown manager of the Vanesville Courier and a Guernsey county figure won unanimous backing from Ohio veterans in Washington for Commander-in-Chief of the G A R. Delegates to the Denver national convention were instructed to campaign vigorously for his election. A Pennyroyal Reunion program committee was named including Thes Smith Max Taylor and others.
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R. B. Brown
Vanesville Courier
Guernsey County
Ohio Veterans
Washington, D. H
Denver
Pennyroyal
Thes. Smith
Max Taylor
Betton
W. HW. Brown
A.J. Turkle
Sheppard
J. Jahonson
J. HB. Me
Glenahan
J. W. Hill
Charl
David D. Favinr
Ordinance Vacates Part of North Second Street Cambridge Ohio
Ordinance 600 vacates east half of North Second Street in Cambridge Ohio in John C Beckett's Addition. Petition by America Sheet & Tie Plate Company in 1905, notices published six weeks, hearing held, council approves. Effective as required by law. Passed June 5 1905. Mayor J W Smallwood Clerk C L Blackburn President T E Cook
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North Second Street
America Sheet & Tie Plate Company
Cambridge
Ohio
Jeffersonian
Council
Pew
City of
State of
John C. Beckett
T. E. Cook
C. L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Local Arrivals and Travels in Sligo Area
Sligo notes residents and guests as M A Alexander of Londondery visits H L Bair family, Morrison family from New Athens stay with former parents, R A Dressden travels to New Concord for school, Warding and Bruins on business to Uhrichsville, Mrs John Warhe recovering from illness, Austin Hears and family from Dennisey visiting Eilsacrh family, Prof Geo Hastings with daughter over weekend, Mrs Chive Harthi and Laurel Vuilry move canebridge to Uhais, various local movements and greetings noted.
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Sligo
M.A. Alexander
Londondery
H. L. Bair
Sohn Morrison
New Athens
R. A. Drsden
New Concord
Schinu
Warding
J. H. Bruins
Ubrichsville
John Warhe
Miss Vallee's Visit With Cambridge Aunt Ends Quiet Week
Miss Vallee of Cambridge spent a quiet week with her aunt Mrs. BY Campbell. The pairing of familiar faces marked a gentle social pause in the village, with light visits and local chatter detailing the modest hospitality.
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Ve Aa Campbell
BY. P
Cambridge
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Dode Henry Gassaway Davis
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Wm. L. Wilson
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W. A. Carpenter
Londonderry
Johnson Stewart
First Masonic Temple
Cambridge Lodge
Cambridge Lodge of
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Jacob Gomber
Aacohcus A. Keathy
Muskingum County
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Duried
Lloyd ‘Talbott
Margaret Sarchet
Peter Sarchet
A. Y. ML
Col. Z. A. Beatty
James M. Bell
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Guernsey ‘Times
Talbott
John B. Thompson
Margaret Talbott
Same! Wilson
William Shaw
Benjamin A. Albright
Charles J. Albright
Wancy K. Albright
Masups
Nicholas Bailleaghe
Uhrese
Schuel
Catbridge Academy Company
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
Schuul
Daniel Webster
Bunker’s Hall
Paterick Henry
William Wallace
Robert Bruce
The
Pyramids
Delaware
CO. P. B. Sakochiet
Letter Carriers’ Convention
Minch
Cambridge Coal Co
Ernest E. Basford
Somers--Cambridge Coal Co
Basford
Somers—Cambridge Co
John S. Lepage
Hawley and MekKeehao
Cleveland
C. S. Turpbaugh
Zanesvile
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Ascrimns
Charlce
Alapka
Orchard
Steel and Tin Plate Mills
Bornt
Mak Flood
Clark Street
Oucaty
Priddy
Turey
Lay
Maile Tuimsen
Elie Nes Far
Toledo
Standard Oil Company
Jon Plate Co
Muskingum College At
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Campidge
Belmont Chronicle
Warsin
Narchet
Mira
Mevey
C. L. Campiell
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Syed Waedang
Flora J. Cooke
Chicago
Ira Myers
Chicago University
Ira M. Carley
Marietta College
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