William C Reuter Obituary and Wellsville notices
William C. Reuter died at his home 312 Broadway Wellsville Ohio Tuesday June 9 1908 at 530 am after three months of illness from pneumonia heart trouble He was born August 24 1874 in Pomeroy Ohio and lived in Wellsville six years He leaves a wife a child a mother two brothers and four others Funeral services were held June 11 conducted by Rev Reinhartz at the Lutheran church He is survived by many friends and is mourned by his family The article also notes local social and church events and visitors in Wellsville Ohio including references to Spring Hill Cemetery and activities around the 4th of July weekend
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William C. Reuter
Broadway
Wellsville
Pomeroy
Diemer's
Anther
Sadie M. Taylor
Milnersville
Guernsey County
S. H. Taylor
Middlebourne
Ohio
Margaret
Bertha Elizabeth
Spring Hill
Reuter
Reinhartz
Lutheran Church
Local Visitors and Socials Highlight Milnersville
Milnersville residents note Mr C O Warnick of Cadiz visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs William Grimes entertained a group last Friday for Mrs Grimes birthday. Rev O S B Grimsley was seen in town last week. Mr Asberry George and his wife from Tuscarawas county were visiting.
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C. O. Warnick
Cadiz
William Grimes
Washington Hotel Reopens Under New Owner
Robert M. Laughman has purchased the Washington hotel property and furniture in Port Gibson and took possession today. The price is said to be 1400 dollars. Laughman plans to run a first class hotel and has moved his family into the Craig property while remaining a Washington citizen.
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Robert M. Laughman
Washington Hotel
Port Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Craig
Washington
Laughman
Vermont guest D P McDonald visits Hugh McDonald family
D P McDonald of Vermont is the guest of Hugh McDonald and family on East Steubenville avenue.
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D. P. McDonald
Vermont
Hugh McDonald and
East Steubenville Avenue
Republicans Open Windy City Convention in Busy Session
The Ohio delegation and other leaders set up a strong convention apparatus as they caucus on chairmanship. Myron T Herrick of Ohio is floated for national chair while Frank Hitchcock is pressed by Washington interests. Temporary officers and committees are named as the convention plans proceed.
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Windy City
Phillips
Roosevelt
Harris
Ohio
Harry M. Daughtery
Wade Ellis
George B. Cox
Noahwayne
Warren Keifer
J. A. Martin
A. J. Vorys
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Myron T Herrick
Taft
Herrick
West Virginia
N. B. Scott
Scott
Co. W. Dillon
Isaac P. Mann
William Seymour Edwards
George Laughlin
George W. Curtin
C. W. Dillon
E. M. Grant
Charles F. Teter
Edward Huston
J.C. Burrows
Michigan
John R. Malloy
Columbus
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York
William F. Stone
Edward P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Asher C. Hinds
Stephen R. Mason
Baltimore
FP. J. Muldoon
Chicago
William O. Waters
Tobias Schonfarber
John Wesley Hill
Lorenzo D. Case
Charles B. Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ernest Walker Smith
Hartford
Conn
Philip H. Hoefele
St. Louis
H. J. Tobin
Vin
Points With Pride 10 Things Accomplished Continued
A summary of four years of American policy highlights including Puerto Rico’s growth, Cuba and Philippine governance, banking reform, and the nation’s expansion as a world power. It praises republican leadership, monetary changes, international arbitration progress, and the president’s refusal to seek a third term.
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Panama Canal
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Annd
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Senate
The
Hague
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
England
France
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Italy
Mexico
Japan
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal
Newfoundland
Maritime
Canada
Congress
High Commission
Tokyo
China
Orient
Shanghai
Germany
Republican Platform and Candidates Emphasize Continued Supremacy
The piece argues for Republican dominance as essential to public interests and national stability. It praises Lincoln like patriotism, Grant’s tenacity, McKinley’s wisdom, and Roosevelt’s courage, asserting the platform will guide the party’s choices and secure public favor.
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SF Neany Nwir
Republic
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Republican Party
Campbell to Move. Resigns From Marietta Division
W S Campbell chief clerk in the Maintenance of Way Department of the Marietta Division has resigned to take effect early July. He and his wife plan to move to Indiana this summer to enter business college work. Campbell began on the Indianapolis Pan Handle at Richmond and came to Cambridge in 1899. C M Garrett will fill the vacancy, having served as clerk for four years.
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Campbell
Marietta
Indiana
Indianapolis
Richmond
Ind
Columbus
Marietta Division
C. M. Garrett
Cambridge
Weather Hope Returns With June Like Warmth
The cold wave subsides and genuine June weather returns with reports of possible frost Monday morning from observers.
Mrs Wilma Peterson and family visit East Eighth Street
Mrs Wilma Peterson and her young daughter visit her mother Mrs J H Carson of Zanesville as guests of Prof and Mrs J H Sarchet on East Eighth Street in town.
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Wilma Peterson
J. H. Carson
Zanesville
J. H. Sarchet
East Eighth Street
Aged farmer saved from injury by quick action
Treas J A Lafollette, while passing by, prevented Spry Hall of Guernsey county from a bad fall on Wheeling avenue. The 80 year old farmer, recently recovering from paralysis, fainted and collapsed near Bond's livery stable. Hall recovered some strength and declined help, insisting on returning home after reaching the livery stable.
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J. A. LaFollette
Spry Hall
Guernsey County
Washington
Hall
Bond
Wheeling Avenue
LaFollette
George Moses
Moses
Mr. Hall
Cambridge
Local notes from Senecaville and area events
Mrs Emma Mann and baby of Cumberland visited her aunt Mrs Sam Baird last week. Joseph Farley of Summerfield visited Monday and Tuesday. Miss Kate Wood of Summerfield visits at S H Moorhead's. Harold Dilley cut his left wrist on a broken beer bottle. Mrs Durold visiting in Zanesville. Children Day observed at Presbyterian church with young participants and missionary station representatives. I O O F lodge elected J H Strong N G and C G Spaid W G at Saturday meeting. A daughter born to Omer Campbell and wife on Sunday morning June 14 1908.
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Emma Mann
Baby
Cumberland
Sam Baird
Joseph Farley
Summerfield
Kate Wood
S. H. Moorhead
Harold Dilley
Durold
Zanesville
Presbyterian
I. O. O. F. Lodge
J. H. Strong N. G
C. G. Spaid
W. G
Omer Campbell
Mail Car Rider Plans Maple Syrup Farm Visit
S. A. Dean, a popular mail car rier for the B. and O. Railroad in this city, expects to spend a few days next month on his maple syrup farm near Homesworth in Columbiana County, Ohio.
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S. A. Dean
Homesworth
Columbiana County
James Logan Returns to Duty After Londonderry Visit
James Logan a Cambridge Rhode Island letter carrier and his family who had been guests of relatives in Londonderry township for several days returned home Sunday and resumed his duties.
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James Logan
Londonderry Township
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