Republican convention set for Marietta April 3
The Fifteenth Ohio Congressional district Republican committee met at the Wakefield Hotel in Marietta and scheduled a district convention for Tuesday April 3. Delegates arranged primaries in each county on March 31 with representation by Roosevelt vote as basis. Dawes greeted attendees and praised the meeting.
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Ohio
Marietta
Congressional Committee
Cambridge
Zanesville
Wakefield Hotel
Don GC. Walters
McConnelsville
Morgan County
A. L. Stevens
Guernsey
Peter G. Black
Muskingum County
John W. Lansley
Washington County
John McWilliams
Sarahsville
Noble County
Anti-Dawes
John W. Lan
Roosevelt
Morgan
Masktogate
Nobie
Washington
Senecaville Critiques Local Press Over Medium of Expression
A letter in the Byesville Enterprise argues Senecaville has more brains per cubic inch than Cumberland Pleasant City and Byesville but lacks a public medium. The writer contrasts quantity with quality, noting brains do not equal eloquence and urging freer expression in the town.
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Senecaville
Senxecaville
Cumberland
Pleasant City
Byesville
Utica
Letter on extending subscription to Weekly Jeffersonian
A Mrs Mary L McGrew of Guernsey County, Ohio sends one dollar to extend her subscription to the Weekly Jeffersonian. She says she was born and raised in Guernsey County and appreciates the Jeffersonian, noting the editor’s life is worth living. Dated February 19, 1906 in Mention Mo.
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Jeffersonian
Guernscy County
Mary L. McGrew
Gas in the Stomach Belching Relief Tablets Ad
A local ad describes gas and fullness after eating caused by fermentation in the stomach. It promotes Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to aid digestion and strengthen the stomach and bowels. Sold by Brenan & Wisps and D. M. Hawthorne.
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Iain
Brenan & Wisps
D. MN. Hawthorne
Douglas of Chillicothe defeats Grosvenor for Congress
Lancaster, Feb 22 After more than 20 years in Congress General Charles H Grosvenor the Sage of Athens is defeated for renomination on the first ballot by Albert Douglas of Chillicothe Ross county The vote was 78 to 20. Douglas led in multiple counties while Athens gave no votes to Grosvenor. White of Hocking county denied any promise to swing the vote.
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Lancaster
Congress
Charles H. Grosvenor
Athens
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Ross County
Friends
Grosvenor
John F. White
Hocking County
Chilicothe
Kenyon College
Harvard Law School
Ol Electoral College
Israel Foster
Douglas
A E, Iuxer
Arastenor
Worley Brown
Meigse
Fairfield
Hocking
Meirs
Perrs
Ross
Vinton
Funeral of Mrs Erven in Cambridge Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. H. A. Erven were held at the Cambridge Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon February 21. Rev David E Carman led the service. A Baptist choir quartet sung hymns and Mrs Dwiggins gave a solo. The pastor praised the deceased life and character and floral tributes were richly arranged. The large congregation expressed deep sympathy for a general favorite.
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H. AH. Erven
Baptist Church
Cambridge
David E. Carman
The
Baptist Choir
Bymus
Dwiggins
Ohio Senate
Zanesville
John H. Morgan
Calumbes
the Baptist Church
Crescent of Flowers
Chas. Rounds
Flesher
Marietta
Bricklayers’ Union
Wallace
Zavesville
Hanna
Erven
Seventieth Birthday Anniversary Celebrated
SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY ANNIVER SARY CELEBRATED. C. Turkey and family from East Gomber avenue returned Wednesday morning from Cumberland where they attended Squire J. Turkey's birthday observance. The surprise party brought many relatives to Cumberland and a pleasant afternoon followed with an elegant dinner and many presents. Calvin Brown and wife of Stockton California visit Miss Sara Brown in North 9th street. Brown, representative of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce, is lecturing in the east about a World's Fair.
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C. Turkey
East Gomber Avenue
Cumberland
Squire J. Turkey
Squire
Zanesville
Purkey
Calvin Brown
Stockton
Cal
Sara Brown
North 9Th Street
Brown
Stockton Chamber of Commerce
Court House News Through Zanesville Court Docket Actions
Judge Mackey handles liquor cases with fines of 100 and costs, several defendants jailed in default. a Kennedy-Ingram suit yields 3500 to the plaintiff after a long trial with about 75 witnesses. probate court reports insanity adjudication, pension increases, and reissued pensions.
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Relief in Cambridge
In Cambridge and other towns dyspepsia traps victims with stomach trouble. A tablet a day from a 50 cent box before meals is claimed to soothe irritated stomach walls and boost digestion, reducing headaches sleeplessness and fatigue. J W Shaff offers guarantees on this remedy and its health claims.
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Cambridge
J. W. Shaff
Disappointment After Arraignment in Green Case
James Green was arraigned before Squire Lindsey on a charge of cutting with intent to kill his wife Maggie Green. He pleaded guilty, spoke of the motive, and expressed fear of prison while detailing a violent quarrel spurred by her planned departure with another man. The prison visit revealed his grave wounds and poor health as he faced possible murder charges if his wife dies.
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James Green
Squire Lindsey
Cutting
Maggie Green
Watson
Green
Riggles
Squire
Cambridge
Vorhies
John Trimple
Jeffersonian
Green’s
Hyomei Test Offers Refund If No Benefit
J W Shaff endorses Hyomei with a money back guarantee after trials show relief for catarrh. Breathing through the inhaler four times daily soothes irritated mucous membranes and kills germs, promising complete healing. outfit costs $1 with possible extra bottles at 50 cents.
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J. W. Shaff
Hoch Declares Innocent Yet Faces Hangman in 4th Try
In Chicago on February 23 Johann Hoch faced execution after petitions to intervene were denied. He appeared in good spirits, saying he felt fine and would die if necessary, while blaming State officials for his fate and claiming innocence. He taunted the gallows as he returned to his cell.
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Chicago
Johano Hoch
Johann Hoch
Hoch
Board of Pardons
Healy
Olson
Deneen
Russia
Deregen
John Hoch
Itching Piles Promoted By Chamberlain’s Salve
A local notice touts Chamberlain’s Salve for instant relief from itching piles priced at 25 cents a box, with Brenan & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne as sellers. The item also lists births, pensions, travel, and real estate transfers among various residents and notices a court case for money and partition.
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Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson and
D. M. _Hawthorne
Funeral of Miss Belle Pollock
Funeral services for Miss Belle Pollock were held at her mother's home on North 8th Street Thursday at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. Ashwood of the First U. P. church conducted the service. Many relatives and friends attended. Interment followed in City Cemetery beside her father.
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Belle Toteek
Sarah J. Pollock
J. Ashwood
U. P. Church
Rainey family and others visit Cambrdige area notes
In Senecaville and nearby towns residents report visits by R M Rainey and wife Mrs Davis Williams and two little girls Laura Humphrey Mary Elliott and daughter Jol W Keller and son, with other informal calls at Cumberland Derwent Love City and Zanesville. A tour of the American Tobacco Company's Semecaville buildings reveals W F Moorhead as buyer. 35 women and girls employed, weekly payroll about 150 dollars, room to store 100000 pounds of tobacco and plans for a one million pound capacity expanding this summer. farmers benefit and locals urge further investment for community employment.
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R. M. Rainey
Davis Williams
Ittle Girls
Cambridge
Mary Elliott A
Laura Humphrey
Halley Burns
Cumberland
Clarabell
Ruth Leeper
Derwent
Bunjaye
American Tobacco Company
W. F. Moorhead
Semecaville
Ohio
Winterset Family and Friends Gather for Visits and Funeral
James Wishart and family and El mer Baird and families spent last Friday night with Jennings Ford and family. Nettie Parker and Miss Mary Jenkins shared time together last week. Mr Knouff of Antrim visited Robert McBride. The six month old child of Mr and Mrs John Beal near Milgersville died of membranous croup with funeral at Clearfork cemetery on Wednesday Feb 14. The community mourns with the bereaved family. Hayes Taylor of Lore City spane Sunday with cousins. Attended funeral of Miss Mary Combs of Sli zo. Frank McCullough and family of dear Milnersville along with Jennings Ford and wife spent Saturday with John Fordyce. Glenn Peppies visited Reed Cherrie near Cambridge. Miss Ethyl Lanning traveled to Cambridge last Saturday. Frank Stiles of Cambridge visited Odessa Stiles last week. James Wishara and family visited Emerson Wright and family last Friday. Lydia Wood spent week with Center friends and attended protracted meeting. Miss Daisy Parker spent Friday night with Lola Stewart and attended social at Miss Lula Nicholson’s for Mr. and Mrs Rollen of Freeport.
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James Wishart
Elmer Baird
Jennings Ford
Nettie Parker
Mary Jenkins
Love City BR. D
Mr. Knouff
Antrim
Robert McBride
John Beal
Milgersville
Clearfork
Mary Combs
Slizo
Frank McCullough
Dear Milnersville
Lore City R. D
John Fordyce
Glenn Peppies
Reed Cherrie
Cambridge
Miss Ethy
Lanning
Frank Stiles
Odessa Stiles
James Wishara
Emerson Wright
Lydia Wood
Center
Dais Parker
Lola Stewart
Lula Nicholson
Rollen
Freeport
Local notices from Quaker City route four
Mrs Thomas Bratton has been very sick at Mrs Logan Cranston s. Mrs Emma Great of Barnesville was a visitor at Brook Robinson s recently. To keep meat give no boy the key to the smoke house and then let him go to school a discovery by Ward Mall. W Dyer purchased the Booth farm known as Jobogon farm north of Spencer s Station 80 acres price 25600. Mrs Mary Elliot and husband of Cumberland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jonathan Hlenderson on this route recently. Mr Wiles of Pennsylvania is visiting his daughter Mrs Isaac Cross
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Thomas Bratton
Logan Cranston
Emma Great
Barnesville
Brook Robinson's
Ward Mall
W. Dyer
Booth Farm
Jobogon Farm
Spencer’s Station
Mary Elliot
Cumberland
Jonathan Hlenderson
Wiles
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A. R. MecCulloch
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Odell
Luccock
Bell
Central Hospital
Columbus
Delmer L. Hawkins
Newark, C
Amanda Johnson
Camridge
Thomas R. Thompson
RB. D. No. 5
Robert W. Hannan
A. Weedon
Bluebeard
Will Morgan
Wall Avenue
Blanche Romans
Granville
Wm. H. Gibson
Kimbolton
David Okes
North Seventh Street
Coshocton
Thomas Pyres
Amanda Addy
Campbell Warden
Alice Addy
West Foster Avenue
Charles Dean
Foster Avenue
North Sixth Street
Common Pieas Court
Margaret O. McCleary
J. A. Teener
Wells & Sheppard
T. M. Bond
Lang Moorehead
Wa. Knight
Samuel Laughlin
Guernsey County
Bute Farky
Povishin
Belle Pollock
Omar Campbell
Buffalo
Jol. W. Keller and Son
Hattie Davidson
Love City
W. T. Stranathan
Hayes Taylor
Lore City
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