Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Five Year Rheumatism
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of rheumatism with knee stiffness, excruciating pain and business disruption. After trying many remedies, Hood's Sarsaparilla brought relief and a full cure, with a recommendation to others. He praises both the liquid and Sarsatabs forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Goldstein
Marion Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Hioot
Court House News from Guernsey County Courts
Jury finds Wesley Mitchell guilty of non support in state case. Common pleas docket lists hearings, new cases, civil and matrimonial actions, and March 8 to April 5 court assignments, with alimony, constable fees, and property detachments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Wesley Mitchell
Charles W. Steele
Samuel D. Flood
Common Pleas Court
James Joyce
Charles S. Turnbaugh
State of Ohio
Anna Black
Robert
Fergie
Squire D. Floyd
Anna Warnick Braninger
O. V. Weils
S. C. Carnes
Guernsey County Common Pleas Court
Barnes
Calvin Conrad
Pennsylvania Company
James N. Decker
Cambridge Collieries Co
George R. Edgar
The
National Coal Company
Edmund
Johnson
Ella S. Johnson
George A. Black
Stephen G. Ford
John T. Ford
Edmund S. Johnson
Ella M. Johnson
Philbert Flanagan
First National Bank of
Seneerville
G. A. Moorehead
B. F. Enos
E. D. Stone
Plantiff
Stone
Court of Appeals
Johnson and Temple
Enos
Public duty and moral character urged for legislators
The State Journal denounces past theater entertainments and midnight parties linked to legislation while praising a higher standard for public officials. It argues lawmakers must prioritize community service over personal pleasure and maintain sacred duty to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
State Journal
President Wilson Offered Club Membership in Washington
An exclusive Washington City club invited President Wilson to join but he replied he would dedicate all his time to public business as the people hired him for. The capital’s wealthy aristocracy may sneer at his democratic manners, yet he seems unbothered by such challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Wilson
President to allow VP seat in cabinet council
President Wilson plans closer cooperation with the executive and legislative branches and will permit the vice president to sit in cabinet council. Vice President-elect Marshall is deemed fully capable of sitting and closely advising the President.
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United States
Wilson
Marshall
Sulzer vows to root out graft in New York
Governor Sulzer declares in a loud speech that he will run down every grafter in the state regardless of origin or backing. The editor notes the bold, self-imposed task stands out as a heroic effort amid New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
New York
President veto sparks clash over Webb liquor bill
The President vetoes the Webb liquor bill claiming it infringes interstate commerce. Senator McCumber says both President and attorney general misread access to states powers. Senate rebills the measure 63 to 21, Webb vows House will override, leading to a constitutional test before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Congress
Senate
Webb
House
Supreme Court
Release Dates and Advertising Matter in Newspapers
The piece critiques how editors receive notices from railroads trusts and firms seeking forward dated releases. It notes many items are trivial advertising matter used to obtain free publicity, while important public notices from officials remain valuable to publishers.
Ohio lawmakers split on Webb bill veto vote
The Ohio delegation split on the Webb bill with Republicans Howland Willis voting for the bill and Longworth Switzer Taylor opposed. Democrats Allen Bulkley Bathrick Goeke Sherwood supported sustaining the veto while Ashbrook Claypool Denver Francis Sharp White Post White opposed overriding. Mr Webb said the law does not yet apply to or stop liquor shipments to dry counties, noting states can...
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Ohio
Congress
Webb
Howland
Willis
Longworth
Switzer
Taylor
Allen
Bulkley
Bathrick
Goeke
Sherwood
Ashbrook
Claypool
Denver
Francis
Sharp
Whitacre
Post and White
Mr. Webb
Dry Laws Tighten Provisions Across States
The text argues states will tighten laws to ban shipments under the act, foreseeing it as the main dry policy effort for years. It notes Kansas is protected from liquor shipments while Ohio remains in the pre Webb bill position, needing a statewide vote to become dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ohio
Ordination of Mr Peeples as Caldwell Baptist pastor
A Caldwell Baptist church council ordained Mr Peeples to the gospel ministry after tests on call and doctrine. The Scotland native trained at Moody Institute gave strong replies. Rev George Gear presided with Rev Maier as secretary, laying on of hands by Deacons McGarry and Amos. A reception followed. Carmon of Marietta preached the ordination sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Baptist Church
Peeples
George Gear
D. C
Maier
Gear
Carman
Enterline
Bridge
Amos
Scotland
Moody Institute
Chicago
W. E. Bridge
Mr. Maier
Geo. E. Enterline
McGarry
A. S. Carmon
Marietta
Watson Opens Gents’ Furnishings Store in Zanesville
C A Watson, previously a shirt maker in the city, secured a five year lease on the former Eppley shoe store on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth from Mrs Mary Elden. He plans to open about April 1 with an up to date merchandise line after bankruptcy closed the Eppley room. Watson came from Cambridge over a year ago and ran a wholesale nation store.
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Zanesville
Main Street
C. A. Watson
Eppley
Fifth
Mary Elden
Watson
Cambridge
Local Notes and Personal Moves From Cambridge Area
Mrs. Leslie Wright of Pittsburgh returns home for Mrs. Charles Wright’s funeral in Cambridge. Miss Alberta Brady of Wellsburg visits Miss Bertha Houston. Miss Freda Tumble returns to Muskingum college after visiting Miss Ethel McCreary. Howard McClary of West Cambridge sustains a severe left ear cut in a West Wheeling pool room incident. requires several stitches. Mrs. Mary Reichen departs for Tacoma then Oregon to join husband G. Reichen. Guernsey Works of American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. closes hot mills two turns due to steel shortage. resumes on third turn. Mrs. Alec W. Laughlin of Love City travels to Washington City for inauguration and to visit daughter Mrs. Drake and Miss Belva Wlaughlin. J. C. Heade resigns from Gillespie & McCulley and becomes first substitute city letter carrier after high civil service exam marks. previously managed Cambridge and Pleasant City stores.
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Leslie Wright
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
Charles Wright
Alberta Brady
Wellsburg
Bertha Houston
Freda Tumble
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ethel McCreary
Howard McClary
West Cambridge
West Wheeling Avenue
Mary Reichen
Tacoma
Wash
F. H. Hillman
Oregon
G. Reichen
Guernsey Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Alec W. Laughlin
Love City
M. H. Cash
North Tenth Street
Washington City
J. A. Drake
Belva Wlaughlin
J. C. Heade
Gillespie & McCulley Furniture
Heade
Gillespie& McCulley
Pleasant City
Senator Mahaffey Dies in Cambridge Ohio After Long Illness
Hon John Perry Mahaffey died at his Cambridge Ohio home on Steubenville Avenue and North Sixth Street on March 1 1913 at 9 p m after a long stomach illness He was born April 16 1845 in Cambridge son of John and Margaret Mahaffey He served as Cambridge clerk of courts and later ran the Cambridge Herald He was a Democrat state senator for the 18 19th district elected 1905 reelected 1908 and served in the Civil War He married Sarah Scott in 1872 and had one son G F Mahaffey now secretary of the state game and fish department He was active in G A R Freemasons I O O F K P Elks and Elks Lodge secretary He leaves a sister Mrs James Nichols and half-brother Thomas W Ogier The funeral was at their home with Rev Jay C Goodrich and burial in City Cemetery beside his wife
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John Perry Mahaffey
Steubenville Avenue
North Sixth Street
Cambridge
Ohio
John
Margaret Mahaffey
Guernsey County
Washington County
John Mahaffey
Margaret Newman
Isle of
Guernsey
America
Mr. Mahaffey
John Perry
Cit
Thos. W. Ogier
Cambridge Herald
Supreme Court of
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Monroe
Noble Counties
172Nd
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Senator Mahaffey
Sarah I’. Scott
G. F. Mahaffey
State Game and Fish Department
Columbus
Mahaffey
Freemasons
K. of P
B. P. O. Ellis
M. Kk
Church
James Nichols
Thomas W. Ogier
Cambridge Encampment
Cambridge Elks
K. of P. Lodge
Cambridge Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
The
Elks
Order
the Elks
Jay C. Goodrich
A. R. McCulloch
R. W. Zahniser
Fred L. Rosemond
A. R. Murray
John M. Richardson
Charles 5. Sheppard
Groves Removed as Overseer of Washington Infirmary
Guernsey County Ohio officials terminate the 1913 contract of Harry F. Groves and Belle Groves as overseer and matron of the Washington infirmary buildings after his refusal to resign. Groves states he vacates within the three day notice and asserts he saved money for the county while criticizing the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Groves
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Guernsey County
Ohio
Belle Groves
Harry F., Groves
Washington, D
Contractor Fry Pays Six Percent Interest in Graft Case
Edward Fry escorted from the Darke county jail to Greenville auditor’s office to pay 1529.88 dollars in interest and costs in the state suit against Edward Wright. Wright, indicted on five counts totalling the same amount, is alleged to have directed the funds though bridges were never built. Wright, a prominent attorney, is accused of drawing the money. The suit remains pending.
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Greenville
Edward Fry
Darke County
Edward Wright
Fry
Wright
Local Social and Business Notes From North Sixth Street
Miss Anna Spence of Old Washington visits Miss Goldie Spence on North Sixth street. Lena Bird and Bessie Mathews take positions in the Craft McFarland millinery work room. Mrs Warl Hannum and daughter Mabel Lucile of Newark stay with Mrs Jane McNarland on South Seventh street. Dr Arndt and A W Watson of Love City travel to Chicago to buy two cars of cattle.
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Anna Spence
Old Washington
Goldie Spence
North Sixth Street
Lena Bird
Bessie Mathews
Craft & McFarland Millinery
Warl Hannum
Mabel Lucile
Newark
Jane McNarland
South Seventh Street
Arndt
A. W. Watson
Love City
Chicago
Total taxes collected in county for six months end February
County auditor reports total taxes collected for six months ending February amounting to 204295.05 dollars. Recapitulated distributions show county funds 49225.68, township 21415.01, local school 77914.68, city and village 82636.19, and balance due from the state 5516.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Deselm
Children’s Home
Ea Ae
National Road Fund
Boocia Luxor
Ccc Eeens Otho
Oss
Government seeks dissolution of coal and oil cartel
The government launched a civil action against the alleged coal and oil car and roofing monopoly linked to the American Coal Products Company. An order of dissolution and injunction to restrain the combine from continuing its methods was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
New York
American Coal Products Company
Combine
Arrests and fines in city weekend roundup
George Hennon moved his family to Dog Town while Dr. L. M. Ross visited Klondyke on Monday. Three young men were arrested Saturday night for intoxication and, when arraigned before Mayor Dilley, were each fined five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hennon
Dog Town
L. M. Ross
Klondyke
Dilley
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Prompts Caution
Mrs. George Stephens of Cambridge Ohio cites long term benefit from Doan's Kidney Pills for a family member's lumbago and kidney sluggishness. She adds Doan's as a good remedy for leg and limb stiffness. Ad claims price 56 cents and notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
Highland Avenue
Cambridge
Ohio
Dean
Doat
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Adv
Local residents on varied visits and health updates
Attorney George D. Dugan was in Byesville on legal business Monday. Mrs. L. W. Jacques of Rockford ll arrived Saturday for a visit with her mother Mrs. 8. Shroyer on East Steubenville avenue. Joseph Peck is ill at his home in South Cambridge. Charles Houston of Lancaster spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James F. Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Dugan
Byesville
L. W. Jacques
Rockford, Ll
8. Shroyer
East Steubenville Avenue
Joseph Peck
Cambridge
Charles Houston
Lancaster
James F. Houston
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Court House News
Charles Wilson
Court House
Frank Gleaves
Cora D. Parry
Marie Kaiser
EF. F. Petty
Rosemond, Bell & Dugan
Charlies
Turnbaugh
Anna Turnbaugh
Lida M. Rein
Wheeling Avenue
Groves
L. Temple
W. B. Johnston
Mr. Groves
Fletcher
Siouure
C. L. Bacon
M. D
Munice
Indiada
Jeffersonian
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
Great
Daily Enquirer
the Jeffersonian CO
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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