National Editorial Association meets in Indianapolis
A report from the editors at the National Editorial Association gathering in Indianapolis notes Democrats favor W. J. Bryan and Republicans lean Theodore Roosevelt. Russia shadows Bryan, urging expulsion, while Roosevelt’s stance on trusts is criticized as wavering. State changes cited include Price Russell succeeding Warren Goula and Beriah B. Williamson becoming secretary.
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National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
W. J. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Price Russell
Wayne County
Warren Goula
Beriah EB. Williamson
Press-Post
Warden Gould
Burton Opposes Ship Subsidy Draws Praise From Hanna
The piece credits Theodore E. Burton, long-serving congressman, with persistent opposition to the Ship Subsidy proposal once advocated by the late Senator Mark Hanna. It says Burton deserves grateful thanks from the American people and notes he is unlikely to gain enough prominence to challenge Bryan for the presidency.
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Eot
Ohio
Republican
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Congress
Ho Ss
Mark Hanna
Bryan
Handsome People Mentioned in Holtlister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
In an old advertisement a claim celebrates the beauty of people worldwide and locals promote Holtlister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets, endorsed by J. W. Shai.
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United
Holtlister
J. W. Shai
Jillilister
J. W. Shaw
Ali
Wet or Dry Zone Week Fights Saloons In Cambridge
Cambridge voters face a pivotal wet or dry referendum on July 23, with past conflicts over saloons shaping politics. Brewers press for a favorable court ruling while law enforcement and League lawyers argue enforcement will intensify if the city goes wet. Former Governor Herrick sent sympathy telegram after Mrs Pattison’s death.
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Cambridge
League
Herrick
Svrupathy
Mrs. Pattison
Speedily Cured by Cuticura Remedies
A mother reports twelve years of misery from her son's eczema ended by Cuticura remedies after four doctors failed. The son suffered nightly with cracking swelling and burning. After using Cuticura ointment and other products, marked improvement followed and the condition was resolved.
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Hess Dors
Wien
Bing
Thad
Judicial Convention Set for Zanesville on June 30
The Republican Judicial convention will assemble in Zanesville on June 30 at 1 o clock, with primaries held earlier. Delegates are apportioned by county based on votes for Roosevelt and Hertick, totaling 15 5. Nominees for incumbent judges Mackey and Kennedy are sought, with several hopefuls named in Guernsey Morgan Muskingum Noble. A spirited contest is expected in Noble and Guernsey with counties bidding for a place on the ticket. The judicial slates include Browning Muskingum Mackey Guernsey Morgan and others seeking seats.
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Republican Judicial Conventio
Zanesville
Ronseevelt
Hast
Hertick
I Guernsey Morgan
Muskingam
Noble T
Jutges Mackey
Kennedy
Guernsey
J. H. Mackey
Fred L. Rosemond
Morgan
C. HH. Foutz
George W. Barry
Muskingum
W. H. Johnson
Fred Gates
Noble
James M. McGinnis
H. W. Kuntz
Noble and Guerns
George KK. Browning. Muskingui
J. J. Mackey
Guerns
M.or. Ban Fora
Moruan
How
Kents
Twa
Experienced examination in lubrication study marks success
A fragmented report lists twenty three teachers with varied experience and several names tied to successful examinations. The readable fragments hint at a schedule or alumni noting successful candidates and locations including Winterset and Cambridge with scattered personal attributions.
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Aye Tae Tan
Mattie Betaoti
Nedie Haneti
Lere Csina Marrid Cary- Tia M. Pejisl
Pugh
Coa Pty Osh
Local Debates and Names List Highlight Aging Society
A garbled list of names and places appears to recount community figures and long serving members. Amid faded text, references to Winterset Cumberland Cambridge and nearby towns surface with hints of retirement and society activities. The fragment hints at a historic society or club and a page of local bios, but context is unclear.
Birmingham Notes and Sligo News Roundup
Birmingham reports include John Frasher of Wheeling calling on fragaes and Ralph Neale visiting from New Concord. Sligo items note Dora Anderson and children visiting Canridge relatives and Martin Combs hosting guests. Local odds and ends mention a horse sale, Sabbath visits, and household improvements with occasional promotional copy about a health tea product.
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John Frasher
Wheeling
Westchester
M. EE
Jne
Ralph Neale
New Concord
Walter Murcan
Freeport
George Rosamind
Newark
Murry Severn
James Jenkins
Tippecanoe
Dora Anderson
Nesir Canridge
J. W. Bair
Wits
Fred Braniger
Birmingham
Gues Martin Combs
Tanny
S. H. Gilham
Son Earl
Akrog
Local Notes From Cambridge Area Visiting Names
Mrs Charley Miller and her son Ray visited friends in Cambridge last Sunday. Miss Ethel Williams of St Louis visits this week. Geo Ross of Cambridge visited his mother Mrs John Ross. Henry Ticks started a first class grocery in the store room of Aaly Porter. A petition to disan nul theorporation is mentioned by village citizens. Mrs Mary Graham and son John of Canal Dover visited her mother Mrs W T Gerry last Sunday. H Bartholow and wife of Cambridge spent Sunday with Ges W Bartholow.
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Charley Miller
Ray
Cambridge
Ethel Wiliams
St. Louis
Geo. Ross
John Ross
Henry Ticks
Aaly Porter
Mary Graham
John
Canal Dover
W. T. Gerry
H. Barthalow
Ges. W. Barithalow
Fragmented local social notes mention Kinineiton and Dode
A damaged OCR entry records social visits and family mentions. Miss Mary Adams of Kinineiton and Dod. hosted a cream supper with friends Parker and Roy. The week includes Mr. Matehisen and Stiles family in Londonderry area, with Ras Wil and others visiting.
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Mary Adams
Kinineiton
Dod
Tais Parker
Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured by Peruna Claims
Prominent supporters tout Peruna as invaluable for kidney and catarrhal issues. Testimonies praise relief from bladder troubles and Bright's disease risk, with endorsements from J Givley and others. Hartman Sanitarium notes limited confidential medical guidance and solicits correspondence for free advice.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna
S. B. Tertman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Medical Advier
A Practical Printer Praised by Governor Pattison
Hon J W Johnson is commended for Jacksonian diplomacy in securing the public printer post from Mr Slater. The piece lauds Johnson as a practical printer and businessman who overcame obstacles to claim his rightful office, while critiquing recent attacks on the sick governor and noting party responsibility. It also includes a Tumary farm crop summary with 36 acres wheat and various vegetables.
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J. W. Johnson
Old Hickory
Slater
Johnson
Pattison
Ohio
Republica Party
Notice of limestone contract bids in Cambridge Ohio
County Commissioners of Trudcksey? county invite sealed bids at the court room Cambridge for furnishing delivering and breaking limestone on the National road. Bids due by noon June 25. Bids must state rods and price and refer to specifications at the Auditor's office. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Commissioners L More and others signing June 21.
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Court Pease
Cambridge
Drucksey County
Ohie
R. V. Orme
David Okey
Commercial Bank Company
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Henry Moss
The
Orelock Aan
Wnvil
Commercial Bankompany
Tov. Orme
Fiea J. Rosenwad
Chas. S. Turn- Haugh
Noht
T. Scott
Parole Hearing Recommended for Alva Black
Notice states Alva Black is confined in the Ohio Penitentiary. He has been recommended by the Warden and Chaplain for parole consideration. Hearing on or after July 22, 1906. June 21, 1906.
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Alva Black
Ohin
Sealed bids for Cambridge sewer extension plans released
Cambridge Ohio invites sealed proposals for extending the sanitary sewer system. Bids due July 1 with work including 1450 feet of 15 inch and 1020 feet of 12 inch vitrified pipe, excavation, concrete, pipe fittings, manholes, tanks, and related appurtenances. Plans and specs available from the Board of Public Service and City Engineer.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Ofice
Board of Public Service
Ohi
Rother
Fr.aca
Sarah Rainey
Uben
Ho. Woopworth
Sarah Ratney
Board of Public Services
O. M. Howe
Bond Notice on Guaranteed Pile Cure Condition
Garbled notice references a guarantee bond related to treatment or cure, with penalties if Pace Chaimond fails to cure within a stated period. The fragmentary text mentions piling and testing, unclear entities, and an amount noted as 500.
Notice to Teachers Examinations June 23 1906
Notice that an examination of seekers for city schools will be held at Central school on Saturday June 23 1906 starting at 9 am Vouchers of wood and metal type required from all applicants By order of the City Board of School Examiners W TF Young Clerk June 14 2w Also Powter Bros cut price sale begins June 26 with entire stock discounted
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City Board of School
W. TF. Young
Powter Bros
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Winterset
C. R. Hube
Cumberland
Raymond T. Lake
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Quaker City
Leslie Rose
Senecarville
J. J. Moore
Kinbolton
Winihvid Scott
Kimbotton
Caurpsa Robe
Florence Stockdate
Byron Frame
Senecaville
C. J. Unger
Ethel Bendure
Lore
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Charley Hayes
Chicago
Milner
James Milner
Will McHibaney
Veter Decker
Pleasant Mill
Joan Oxler
Sligo
Pow. Decker
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Arua
V . C. Willis
Wheeli W. Vai
Manelay
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Mr. Pisher
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Frank
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Ras Wilweek
Winillarubridge
Londonderry
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Peru
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