Strenuous President Roosevelt in the long busy life
President Roosevelt pursues a strenuous life aiming to history as the strongest reformer capable of shooting straighter rounding up cattle and enforcing laws. Yet associates say he grows weary of the pace and longs for the simple easy life of McKinley as he faces tariff reform rate regulation and a Santa Fe rebating case involving Paul Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKipley
Czar Nicholas
Taft
Paul Morton
The
Santa Fe
United States Court T
Kansas City
Colorado Fuel Company
Secretary of the Navy
Santa Fe Road
Theodore, Jr
White House
Columbia Road
Rocky Mountain
Bowen Imbruglio
Bowen
Caracas
Japan
Russia
Woonsevelt Myush
Chio
John F. Wallace
Becaes
Otr
Wallace
Washington
What Others Say. Poor rule that doesn't work both ways.
A column excerpt contrasts views on Roosevelt honoring a speeding police officer and on university drinking culture. It also notes Mrs. W. G. Wolfe as a champion traveler, walking four miles to attend a social function after Senecaville commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Wolfe
Kate Kahohame
Senecaville
Lote City
Wolfe
Bee Ghinsbey in Genten City tale of joy and journey
A fragment recalls Bee Ghinsbey walking a mile in snap country sod with a company of Juales and feeling among the happiest in Genten City Jodepon ient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snap Country
Genten City
Millionaire Citizens Useful to Community
A historical reflection on Henry Clay Frick and Andrew Carnegie as benefactors to Pittsburg. The piece notes public spirited wealth and rivalry that spurred libraries museums schools and memorials, contrasting their feud with civic contributions. It ends with a wish for similar rivalry in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piteburg
Ienry Clay Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Frick
Pittsburg
Carengie
New York City
G. A. R. Memorial Fund
Cambridge
Tenth Guernsey County Christian Endeavor Union Meet
The tenth annual convention met at the Cumberland United church on June 14 1905. Miss Alta Gregg gave the welcome, with Miss Hill of Quaker City responding. Prof J O Earleson spoke on The Endeavorer and Missions and Rev C H Hubbell led discussions, round tables, and prayer. Thirteen societies reported 609 members with a 134 member increase, missionary giving up $55, and Cumberland Presbyterian banner for average $1.20 per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County Christian Endeavor Union
C. P. Gvhurch
Cumberland
Ohio
Columbus
W. S. Kingston
Camberland
Miss Whitehead
Cambridge
Union
Hubbell
E. L. Collins
Martha Brown
Ida Knox
Catbridge
Oe Henderson
Quaker City
Ada Conner
L. F. Carter
Cambridipe
Buffalo Presbyterian Society
Moreledge
Ryan
Tenth Legion
Gertrude McMurray
Avoa Maude Chambers
Lore City
Ladies’ Quartet
Addigss
Rtev
Legan
Soln
Roberta Stevens
Mizpah
Anna Ii. Hill
Chester A Cameron
Buffalo
Jennie Whitehead
Bernice Scott
Senecaville
S. F Carter
Upion
C. P
Presbyterian
Excursion Ticket Sales From Baltimore and Ohio Railways
On July 1 18 and 19 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all local stations west of Pittsburg and Wheeling for one fare plus 2 cents round trip, Sandusky to Columbus, valid for return until July 24 1905. On July 24 25 27 and August 2 the Baltimore and Ohio Rail stead will sell excursion tickets from all points in Ohio to Mt Vernon Ohio at one fare plus 25 cents for round trip, for Ohio Baptist Assembly, return allowed until August 5 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Ohio River Division
Sandusky
Ohio
Kmehts
Columbus
Waltimore & Ohio Railstead Company
Obi
Mt. Vern
Ohi
Ohio Bapttist Assembly
Prohibition County Convention to be Held in Cambridge
The Guernsey county Prohibition convention will meet in Cambridge Friday June Mth at 7 30 p m at ER McCollum residence 10th street A county ticket will be nominated and delegates chosen to attend the state convention at Columbus August 1 and 2 The Prohibition Alliance will be reorganized and new officers elected Also Mr and Mrs Charles Little of Sarahville are visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Prohibition | Coonvention
Cambridge Law
ER. McCollum
10Th Street
Columbus
Prohibition Alliance
Early Guernsey County History of a 1820 Robbery
The article recounts William Taylor, a Baltimore salesman, being waylaid by three highwaymen while traveling from the west in fall 1820. He was captured, tied to a tree, and held all day before one robber released him. The posse pursued to Newark, capturing the three robbers after a multi-day chase. about $1,000 was found divided among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Kirkpatrick
William Taylor
Cambridge
George R. Tingle
Guernsey
Shaw & Tiffany
Baltimore
Tingle
Washington
Black Bear
Simon Beymer
Andrew Moore
Frankfort
Juernsey County
Zane Trace
Salt Fork
Leatherwood Creeks
William ‘Taylor
Moore Tavern
Beymer Tavern
Taylor
Moore’s
Mooure Tavern
John W. Lipton
Stony Houllow
Yaio
A. Moore
Robert B
Robert &. Moore
Tle
Adam Clark
Andrew Metccalf
James B. Monte
George Metcalf
Robert §. Mere
Tuscarawas
Newark
Taylor Pistols Escape and Jailbreak Near Cambridge
A group of prisoners escaped after being placed in a Cambridge jail. Taylor claimed he fired at an unseen object in darkness as they moved from Washington. The three men slipped from a jail cell when keeper John Brown opened the hall and cell doors, drew alarms, and fled through Wheeling Street toward the woods east of Old Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Washington
New Yark
Snesville
Ing Bastile
Cambridge
Esquire Scpatick
Gand
Old John Brown
Old John
Liberty
Wheeling Street
Tenth
Matrimonial Activity at Rev. Carman Home
Wednesday afternoon three marriages were solemnized by Rev. D. E. Carman at his home on North 8th street. Isaiah Milhoan wed Blanche Morrison of Center township and will live near Four Mile Hill. G. S. Cramblett and Elma L. Roach of Cambridge marry and plan to reside near Four Mile Hill on the National Road east of Cambridge. In the evening F. W. McCleary of this city and Bernice Garber of Center join in marriage and will reside in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
D. E. Carman
North 8Th Street
Carman
Isaiah Milhoan
Blanche Morrison
Center Township
Four Mile Hill
G. &. Cramblett
Center
Elma L. Roach
Cambridge
National Road
F.W. McCleary
Bernice, Garber
Delegates Enjoy Southern Swing Through Texas News
Local delegates to the National Editorial Association toured Texas with a Cotton Exchange Board of Trade welcome in Houston. They rode a special line tour to Harrisburg, visited warehouses and shipping stations, and lunched at Dumiler's garden before an address by Judge Norman G. Kittrell. A 12 inning Houston victory over San Antonio highlighted a busy schedule before visits to the Alamo and San Antonio sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Texas
Houston
Cotton Exchange Board of Trade and Business Men’s League
Grand Central
Magnolia Bell
Harrisburg
South
Dumiler’s Garden
Shell Road
Norman G. Kittrell
San Antonio
Lone Star State
Business Men's Club
Awang
Alamo
West
Business Men’s Club
Old City
Waived Examination in Bigamy Case Leads to Grand Jury
Henry Dobbins, arrested in Zanesville on adultery charges from his daughter in law Elizabeth Miller Dobbins, confessed to bigamy. He waived examination before Mayor Smallwond, bound over to await the grand jury in 500 dollars? not clear. remanded to jail due to bond. Dobbins admits bigamy but claims second marriage occurred after learning his first wife had died. He is a former Union soldier, wounded in battle, losing an eye. The arrest is alleged to be spite by his daughter in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dobbins
Zanesville
Elizabeth Miller Dobbins
Bigams
Smallwond
Doabbins
Mr. Dobbins
Cambridge
Death Toll Rises From Lake Shore Flyer Wreck Near Mentor
Cleveland June 2 reports say the wreck on the new Lake Shore Flyer near Mentor has now raised the death count to nineteen. Injured who died this morning include Chas H Wellman of Wellman Seaver Morgan Company Cleveland and BE Beck advertising solicitor New York. Also listed are A Gibson Chicago and J A Bradely attorney Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Mentor
Chas. H. Wellman
Wellman, Seaver, Morgan Companys
BE. Beck
New York
A. Gibson
Chicago
J. A. Bradely
Akron
Marriage at Cambridge officiated by Dr Milligan
Sigoal and Lillie L Haas of Cambridge wed at the home of officiating minister Dr W V Milligan on June 2 1995 in a ceremony conducted by E R Moorehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asane
Sigoal
W. V. Milligan
E. R. Moorehead
Lillie L. Haas
Cambridge
Second annual rural carriers convention in Cambridge
The Guernsey County Rural Letter Carriers Association held its second annual convention and banquet in Cambridge on Saturday June 17. Delegates elected for the state convention in Columbus September 4 6 7 and officers for the ensuing year were chosen by acclimation with President James W. McConaha and Secretary Treasurer J S Atcheson among the winners. The gathering featured remarks on postal history pay and routes, with speeches from Milton Turner and others. plans were laid for future meetings and a August 26 adjournment deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Atcheson
Cambridge
R. D
Sod M. Carpenter
Spencer's Station
Stage
Eyesville
A. M. McSkimmons
Birds Run
Sylvester Hays
Quaker City
J. J. Pyles
Ira Ferguson
Lere City
Reed’s
James KR. Barr
Milton Turner
Turner
Post Office Department
Li. G. Dawes
Cox
Beman G. Dawes
Barr
Hennerson
Coshocton
Henderson
Ohio Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Ohio
H. W. Amos
Jeffersonian
Casfier
Freeman T. Eagleson
General Assembly
Washington
Office of State
Barre C. Rake
Teleco
Bloch To
Cleveland
Dawes
Jas. Carothers
Birds
Pist
Frank Henry
Republican Press
Arcneson
Meeting attendees praise Postesster Barr and others
The report lists many present officials and postmasters at a gathering and notes a well represented turnout. It discusses a National Editorial Association tour through Tucson and Riverside with visits to the University of Arizona, Santa Rita hotel, Catalina Island, and stops in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Monterey, and San Francisco. It then shifts to the Interurban Service expansion in Ohio, detailing schedules Newark to Zanesville and Columbus to Zanesville routes, freight and express cars, and the expected impact on farming areas and migration trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postesster Barr
Wustmaster Burr
Freeman T. Eagleson
Milton Turner
Frank Henry
H. W. Aimus
C. L. Blackburn
Harry C. Rake
Tuledo
Mr. Henderson
Coshocton
J. M. Gallagher
Quaker City
National Editorial Association
Soay
Tuesco Lyjov
Catalina Mountains
Riverside
Calif
Livelock
Orange Trees
Mercury
Santa Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Wm. Frazier
Noble County
Santa Barbara
Monterey
David
Frank Weedon
San Franciso
Ohio
Guernsey County
Newark
Columbus
Zanesville
Zanes
Ville
Simms Marries Miss McFarland In Quiet New Concord Ceremony
Ellis B. Simms of near New Concord and Miss Ethel McFarland of this city wed Tuesday evening at 345 oclock in the Second P church. After the ceremony they attended a wedding supper at the bride’s mother’s home on South 10th street. The couple will reside near New Concord. Simms is a well known farmer. the bride recently worked at the Hirse Scott telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis B. Simms
New Concord
Ethel McFarland
G. O. Miller
South 10Th Street
Mr. Simims
Hirsle & Scott Telephone Company
Watcan
Anil
Knight Templer Officers Elected For The Year
Cam bide Commandery nod Kath i Templars elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting. Names include Hyde as Eminent Commander Potter as Generalissimo Williams as Captain General and other posts. Ohio State Farrat Columns to be said Sept 4. Report notes need for harvest labor in Kansas with wages from 1.75 to 2.50 daily for about 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambide Coumandery
Nod
Kathi Templars
Hell
SM. Hyde
M. R. Potter
Thomas Willams
J Me Wood
W. A. Blackburn
Dunier
W. T. Ramsey
M. Burness
R.&. Lindsey
Recusner
W. Smith
Robert Harris
Wm. Sheehan
Jos, Nicho’s
Sentinel
Kansas
Three Boys Drown In Mud Run Tragedy Near Klondyke Mines
In Mud Run near Klondyke mines three boys aged 12 9 and 10 drown after entering a deep hole during a creek bath. A fourth boy escaped to summon aid but all three victims were recovered later near the creek. Funeral services were held for the Powell brothers and for Gilvert McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondyke
Alva Powell
Marry Powell
Nancy Powell
Klondyke Mines
Gilvert McCollum
Charles McCollum
Mud Run
Leach
Gilbert McCollum
Harry Powell
Young McCollum
Powell
Sigman
McCollum
Local graduate Carl Hawthorne tops Guernsey county in OSU civil engineering
Carl Hawthorne of this city graduates in civil engineering from Ohio State University. This year OSU has 209 graduates across departments, with Hawthorne the sole graduate from Guernsey county. The Herald notes multiple regional sales and a gas pipeline plan linking Knox and Pickaway counties to Cincinnati, totaling 2 million dollars investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hawthorne
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mr. Hawthorne
Guernsey County
Archer and Simmonds
Love City
James ‘¥. Bell
W. E. Wionett
L. A. Loops Retb
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Knox and
Picking County
Cincinnati
Queen City
Herald
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United States
Sconers
London Chronicle
Prohibition County
Charles Littie
Sarahaville
Inter-Urban
Ohio State
Farrat Celumns
Alana
Troy Minton
WAL
Kilner & Co
Bingbacaten
N.Y Jonele
Flora J. Cooke
Chicag
Kals. Myers
Ira M. Carley
Marietta College Summer Scheu
Marietta
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