Democratic State Ticket Front for Ohio Governor Ballot
The slate lists JUDSON HARMON of Cincinnati for Governor and DAVID L. ROCKWELL of Kent as Lieutenant Governor. It includes J. H. NEWMAN of Troy for Secretary of State, W. W. DURBIN of Kenton for Auditor, D S CREAMER of St Clairsville for Treasurer, TIMOTHY S HOGAN of Wellston for Attorney General, J A STATES of Lima and BERNARD DORAN of New Lexington for Board of Public Works, DAVID E ELY of Jeromeville for Dairy and Food Commissioner, JOHN A McDOWELL of Millersburg for State School Commissioner, OLIVER C LARASON of Newark for Clerk of Supreme Court, and HUGH T MATHER of Sidney, GEORGE B OKEY of Columbus as Supreme Court Justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
David L. Rockwell
Kent
Supreme Court
Hugh T. Mather
Sidney
George B. Okey
Columbus
J. H. Newman
Troy
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Creamer
St. Clairsville
Timothy 8. Hogan
Wellston
Board of Public Works
J. A. States
Lima
Bernard Doran
New Lexington
David E. Ely
Jeromeville
Democratic County Ticket Listing for Local Elections
The ticket lists candidates for county offices including John L. McCreery Center for Probate Judge, E. Boden Cambridge for Clerk of Courts, Elmer Green Jackson for Treasurer, Frank R. Creighton Wills for Recorder, Edmund Hawthorne for Prosecuting Attorney, A. W. Jackson for Sheriff, Mahlon Comes Washington James Orr W. Tarrott Spencer for Commissioners, William H. Shouse Monroe Istacy H. Taylor Oxford John Reasoner Westland J. T. Fairchild for Surveyor and Dr A E Fletcher for Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. E. Boden Cambridge
Elmer Green
Edmund Hawthorne
Cambridge
A. W. Jackson
Mahlon
Washington James Orr Jackson
Political figure Hill through 1904 Knocker tone
The Wheeling Register notes that ex Senator Hill remained a Democrat in 1896 and 1900, was a spellbinder in 1904, and in 1905 is described as making a noise like a knocker, signaling ongoing partisan agitation.
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Hill
Wheeling Register
Lawbreakers Evade Prohibition See New York Gambling Crackdown
The text frames a danger from lawbreakers who adapt to new laws, citing a New York race-track gambling ban. It notes gamblers devised schemes to evade provisions, faced arrests, bail hearings, and were aided by lawyers using technicalities to avoid punishment. Governor Hughes is mentioned as a tough figure in enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guernsey County Democrats Call Meeting for June 20
Newly elected Democratic central committeemen of Guernsey county are to meet Saturday June 20 at 10 30 a m in the probate courtroom Cambridge for organization and business. Co A FLANAGAN chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Guernsey County
Probate Court Room
Cambridge
Co. A
Flanagan
Governor Hughes Rejects Any Vice Presidential Nomination
Governor Hughes declares he will never consent to a vice presidential nomination. The note recalls others who vowed not to consent and later did.
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Hughes
Vice presidential selection sparks regional influence talk
The piece argues the VP choice carries unusual weight with focus on the Mississippi Valley and Bryan. It envisions Taft and Cortelyou as a ticket, with Fairbanks promoted to first place, noting civil service considerations vary by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
Mississippi Valley
Bryan
Taft
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Fairbanks
Labor Question Stirs Washington Chicago Platform Fight
Labor interests push for an anti injunction plank while facing a strong opposition from the National Manufacturers Association. Insiders expect a secret understanding and strategic straddling in resolving the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
National Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio Acts Take Effect Tightening Tax and Transport Laws
Last winter's Ohio measures now in force require motorists to display a tag and pay a tax with a number on vehicles. Dealers in steamship tickets must post a $5,000 bond by July 1. Auditor Guilbert will notify dealers and money transmitters to foreign residents of the new law’s effective date, targeting agents handling large sums for international transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Guilbert
Taft Roosevelt Rift Shapes Platform Ahead of Convention
The Taft victory becomes a Roosevelt triumph as party principles align with the president's theories. The key issue is injunction law where Congress and the president diverge sharply. Speaker Cannon with business-backed rules faces labor leaders led by Gompers in a direct clash. The Denver convention will confront the same dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Cannon
Gompers
Polilticians
Denver
Delegates favor Taft and Bryan dominate national contest
Southern delegates align with Taft as 219 contested seats favor him by 85 beyond the two thirds. Bryan holds 685 delegates, 153 more than required. Opponents remain silent, signaling a settled race and unusual political calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Foraker
Taft
Bryan
Gen. Grosvenor
Blinco Family Notified of Ill Brother in Newscomerstown
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blinco of North 4th Street were called to Newscomerstown Monday by telegram announcing the illness of Mrs. Blinco's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blinco
North 4Th Street
Columbus Woman Guests Mother After Two Years Away
Miss Christine Wood of Columbus visited her mother Mrs. Lida Wood. She had been living with Mrs. David D. Taylor for two years and returned home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Wood
Columbus
Lida Wood
Wood
David D. Taylor
Logan Homeward After Londonderry Visit
Mailing Clerk R M Logan and his family of Highland Avenue return from a visit with relatives in Londonderry township and Logan will resume duties at the post office Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Logan
Highland Avenue
Londonderry
Logan
Burglars kit bought at sale of unclaimed goods
Altoona reports a burglar’s kit and $125 in cash bought for 35 cents at the Adams Express office sale of unclaimed goods. Other items: Miss Alice Lipman burned to death after a fall with a lamp in Lancaster. workers' bread protest in Benwood. steel plant spill in Youngstown injures three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Adams Express Company
Lancaster
Alice Lipman
Lipman
Youngstown, O
Bessemer Steel
Republic Company
Byesville M E church dedicates new building amid generous gifts
The handsome Byesville M E church, costing 16500, was dedicated Sunday June 14 after raising about 8000 to clear debt. Pastors and locals attended, with Rev W O Hawkins as current pastor. A reception, platform meeting, and sermons highlighted the day. Andrew Carnegie promised a pipe organ to arrive around July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Byesville
L. H. Stewart
Akron
H. W. Dewey
C. Collier
Mr. Davidson
W. O. Hawkins
Stewart
Edwin A. Jester
A. L. Petty
Duncan
William Rainey
Jester
Guernsey County
Andrew Carnegie
Lecturers Named for Farmers Institutes in Ohio
State board of agriculture lists speakers for 1908 09 season from Ohio including William H Culbertson New Concord Muskingum county Carl W Montgomery Newark Licking county L J Tabor Barnesville Belmont county A L White Norwich Muskingum S W Burlingame Sharon Noble L H Devoll Caldwell Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institutes
Ohio
William H. Culbertson
New Concord
Muskingum County
Carl W. Montgomery
Newark
Licking County
L. J. Tabor
Barnesville
Belmont County
A. L. White
Norwich
Muskingum
Mrs J J Kidd Delegates to State Meeting in Lima
Mrs J J Kidd of North 6th street leaves Monday to attend the State meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps in Lima as a delegate from the Cambridge lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kidd
North 6Th Street
Lima
The
Woman's Relief Corps
Cambridge Lodge
Great Homecoming Planned at First Methodist Church Centenary
Cambridge marks the centennial of the First Methodist Episcopal Church founded in 1808 with a three day program June 19 to 21. Bishops Thoburn Hamilton and Smith will preach and preside, with living ministers and widows attending. A history by Col. Sarchet and special music by the old choir accompany the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Sarchet
Wheeling
Seventh
Cambridge
Muskingum County
Thoburn
Hamilton
Boston
Bishop Smith
First United Presbyterian Church
Bishop Hamilton
John W. Hamilton
D. D
LL. D
Sarchet
McK. Scott
Dentists of Cambridge Plan Thursday Closures in Summer
The Dentists of Cambridge vote to close all offices on every Thursday during June July and August. Notice dated May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentists
Cambridge
Wit
Cousin Lizzie Mustard Funeral Calls Burt from Cambridge
Burt Mustard left Monday afternoon for Greenwich Connecticut after receiving a telegram announcing the death of his aunt Lizzie Mustard once a Cambridge resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Mustard
Greenwich
Lizzie Mustard
Cambridge
Roll Call of 157 Baptist Church Reunion at Cambridge
The Annual Roll Call and Reunion at First Baptist Church Cambridge will be held in the church auditorium on Wednesday June 24 starting 2:00 p m Devotional exercises and Memorial Service for members who have died this year 4:00 p m Social Hour 5:00 p m Supper with no charge Children and guests welcome The Ladies Aid Society will gratefully accept free will offerings toward the Building Fund pledge 7:00 p m Long service statements by Building Fund Treasurer and Building Committee 7:30 p m Calling of the Church Roll with scripture response 7:30 p m Lord's Supper Service
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First Baptist Church In
Cambridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Death of Captain A A Taylor Ends Post Leader’s Life
Resolutions note the death of Capt A A Taylor commander of the Post. The group pledges to imitate his Christian manhood and patriotism, mourns him for thirty days, and orders a copy of the resolutions to be sent to his widow. Committee names F A Brown chaplain Stewart Harris Ferdinand Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Taylor
Grand Army of the Republic
F. A. Brown
Stewart Harris
Ferdinand Moore
Purifying Blood and Skin Remedies Promoted in Print
Advertised claims tout Burdock Blood Bitters to strengthen stomach bowels and liver while purifying the blood. Dean's Ointment is offered for itchy skin eruptions with promised quick relief and lasting cures at fifty cents a dose.
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Dean
After a heavy meal take Deans Regulets for relief
A short promotional note urges taking a couple of Deans Regulets after heavy meals to aid stomach liver and bowels. It also contrasts envy with happiness and longing for another's life.
Dr Thomas Selectric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas selectric oil as a universal remedy claiming to cure toothache ear ache sore throat heal cuts bruises and stop any pain with instant effect. The ad emphasizes its friendly helper image and broad medical claims without evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Cambridge Reader
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott of Cambridge Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a severe kidney trouble years ago and have since provided reliable relief for back pains and disordered kidneys. She endorses the pills for others and notes they are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Elizabeth Scott
Gaston Avenue
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Lore City Bids for New School Building Opened
Lore City bids for the new school building will be opened on the 20th and the contract let for its erection. A valuable horse owned by J. N. Adair was found dead in the pasture, cause unknown. Mrs. Emma Belcher visits Vinton county with Mr. Belchree in the ore mines. A mare hitched to a buggy died suddenly, heart failure suspected. Mrs. Charles Hall of Crooksville visits Mrs. Clifford Robinson. Guernsey county hosts over 100000 dollars spent last year across 33 saloons, locals discuss dry versus wet. R J Kays and Miss Alice Weaver wed last Thursday at Rev J McMunn’s home, plan to live in Semecamille. The Jeffersonian prospers with new printing facilities promised. Norris Squibb sells large strawberry crop near the infirmary, about thirty bushels weekly at $3.26 per bushel. Opera house framework in place, siding to follow. hay growth notes mark a dry period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Adair
Emma Belcher
Vinton County
Belchree
Elihu Atha
Charles Hall
Crooksville
Clifford Robinson
Guernsey County
R. J. Kays
Alice Weaver
J.& McMunn
Preston Weaver
Gibsons Station
Semecamille
Jeffersonian
Jeff
Amos
Norris Squibb
Byesville
Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings in Zanesville Area
Birds Run Henry Miller and family spent Sunday with C P Bowman and family near Zanesville. Charles Black and mother from Newcomerstown visited W E Johnson and wife. Miss Nettie Forney returned home from Granville with sister Mrs Kirk. F A Johnson shopped in Newcomerstown. Several attended Buffalo Bill show in Coshocton. Boxwell commencement of Wheeling township at Guernsey Saturday evening June 20. Lectures and moving pictures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
C. P. Bowman
Zanesville
Charles Black
Anne Black
Newcomerstown
W. E. Johnson
Nettie Forney
Granville
Kirk
Coshocton
F. A. Johnson
Boxwell
Wheeling Township
Guernsey
F. A. Forney
George Wilson
James Wilson
Baptist Church
Frank Amos
Cambridge
Lake Hiawatha Park
David Williams
Sarah Williams
Metam
Mrs L O Riddle Visits Mother In Byesville
Mrs L O Riddle of Byesville was guest of her mother Mrs Min nerva McConnell on Wast Stewart Avenue Monday afternoon.
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John M. Amos, T. B. Amos
Postolice
Democrat
CON
Gressional Ticket
George White
Democratic
John A. McDowell
Millersburg
Por
Oliver C. Larason
John L. McCreerry
Jackson
Frank R. Creighton
W. G. Tarrott Spencer
WM. H. Shouse
Monroe
John Reasoner
Westland
J. T. Fairchild
A. E. Fletcher
Tri-State News
Benwood
W. Va
Elizabeth
Simon Konopicki
Arnold, Pa
Allegheny River
Knox
Washinton
Arch Bromley
Bromley
Charleston
William M. O. Dawson
West Virginia
Asheville
N. C
Beaver
Thomas Hughes
Shannopin
Stephen Ward
Ward
Kittanning
Alice
Oliver Dunemore
Edgewood
John M. Davis
Davis
Bikins
Lune
J.C. Phillips
Phillips
Cumberland
Bemis
Madison, O
Frank Seith
Wilkesbarre
John Grunesky
Scranton
Dominick Oshkosky
White Haven
Harrisburg
Capitol
Commonwealth
James T. Walters
Mary Mullarkey
Margaret la
Mec
Onald
New Kensington
John W. Goodsell
Robert FE. Peary
Arctic
North Pole
Goodsell
Erie
W. A. Ensign
Charles
W. A. Ensign & Son
R. E. Schultz
M. E. Church
County
S. W. Burlingame, Sharon, Noble
L. H. Devoll
Caldwell, Noble County
Priday
Hayden
James M. Thoburn
India
Babylon
Osborne
J. H. Hollingshead
Cleveland
East Ohio Conference
C. P. B. Sarchet
Jesus
Emerson
BR. Humphreys
Ayre Homeo
Medicine CC
Joby Streets
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Lore City
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