Failed to Identify in Patterson Case and Obituary Notes
New York April 26 1905 Stern pawnbroker could not identify J Morgan Smith as the buyer of the revolver in the Nan Patterson case. Capt William Johnston died at his home on Dewey Avenue on April 26 1905. The sketch recalls James Johnston and family history in Guernsey County with wartime service, civic roles, and a long friendship with the writer. The obituary honors a man who served as trustee, councilman, and school director, contrasting his Whig and Republican leanings with independent voting and a venerable life of generosity and friendship.
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New York
Stern
Wuitness
Nan Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
Dewey Avenue
Adams
Guernsey County
Teor
Tewis
Dames Johmston
Date Mohaffey Uinston
Eebaston
Assocrate Church of
Lebanon
Rex
James Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Town
James Dolinson
Iss
Ende Chaldren
Margaret
Susan
Sarah
Jane
Alesander
William
James
Samuel
Alexander Johnston
Sherry
James Johnston
William Johnston
Jife
The Black Top Fight Arrests and Bail at Lore City
Mrs John Hoilet swore out a warrant for Mike Hobwadine after a free for all at Black Top mine Monday. Sheriff Watson and Deputy Henderson arrested Hobwadine and Andy Hobwadine. Andy faces threats charges and is jailed on $1000 bond. August Hobwadine and Mike Hobwadine charged with cutting with intent to kill. both jailed pending hearings. John and Steve Mollet, injured in the fight, remain alive.
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John Hoilet
Black Top Mine
Justice of the Peace
Robert Hammond
Mike Hobwadine
Watson
Henderson
Hobwadine
Andy Hobwadine
Floyd
Lore City
Bord
August Hobwadine
Marshal Fioch
Squire Floyd
Squire Hammond
John
Steve Mollet
Dawes Secretary Resigns for Steel Job in Pittsburg
A. P. Bronson, private secretary to Hon. B. G. Dawes, resigns after a year to take effect May 1 and plans to join United States Steel in Pittsburg. Bronson moved here two years ago with the tie plate company and has made many friends who regret his departure yet wish him success in his new field. He formerly resided in Cambridge and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Garx of North 4th Street. Tuesday, April 2, 1905, a daughter.
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Marietta
A. P. Bronson
B. G. Dawes
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Bronson
Tie Plate Company
Cambridge
Sylvester Garx
North 4Th Street
Joseph Fulton
Spring Street
South Side
M. P. Parsonage
C. E. Sheppard
William Smith
Bila Mae Brown
Byeswile
Richcreek
Spearsow
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An 19th century warning on kidney disease notes that heart trouble and other ailments follow kidney derangement. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy and claims free sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
The Stoddard Lectures Art Edition Promises Wide Appeal
The growing demand for the Stoddard lectures shows their family value with over 30,000 sets ordered last year and 20 Cambridge homes already possessing copies. The new art edition features an exceptional art color process reproducing diverse landscapes, with colors described as harmonious and true to nature. The edition is praised as a monumental achievement in modern color printing, capable of filling a week’s viewing at one minute per image.
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Cambridge
Alan
Studdard
Judge appoints Alfred Weedon estate administrator
Judge Gregg appoints Alfred Weedon as administrator of the Augustus Roller estate with bond of 31000. The Noble County Leader begins semi weekly issue while local reports note a violent incident on the Oabies River and Western train injuring Morrison. Cambridge related cases involve mayoral actions and costs in City of Cambridge vs Wo Blair with expected Supreme Court review.
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Gregg
Alfred Weedon
Augustus Roller
Bond
J. M. McKicrick
Isaac Adamson
Thomas Marsh
Noble County Leader
Harris
Oabies River & Western
Here
Wondsfeld
Morrison
van Camden
Harber
Cambridge
Camden
Chandlersville
Cumberland
Blend
Zanesville
Coty
Amuridge
Sna
Hasderistan
Troete
Shay Wh. Sand
Blair
Baltimore & Ohio rail excursions and local notices
A long list of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion ticket sales from stations west of Pittsburg and Wheeling to various destinations including West Haven Indiana Winona Lake Canton St Louis Atlanta Niagara Falls Cincinnati and more with return validity dates. Also births marriages arrests choir customs and a Noble county fire case detailing Nehemiah Speer’s arrest and a corrected valuation for a meeting house.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ilocal
Pittsburg
Wheeltog
Ohio River Division
West Haden
Ind
Juecal
Wheeling
Winona Lake
Jed
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hic
Vicksborg
St. Louis
National Baptist
Atlanta
National Association of Manufacturers
Callery
Bellaire
Marietta
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Young Men's Christian Association of — North
Minister Bowen May Be Asked to Explain the Charger
Taft considers presenting charges against Assistant Secretary Loomis amid a heated Washington dispute. President Roosevelt approves. Bowen’s response centers on the circulation of the alleged threat, while a separate murder case unfolds involving a man named Caracasi and events surrounding his family. The inquiry traces to a riverbank discovery of a body and related suspicions.
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Loomis
Taft
Cora
Washington
Renevelt
Bowen
Thage
Leoni
Reyes
Retreat Blunder Ample Confidence in Russian Army
General Linevitch, at Manchuria headquarters on April 29, defended the retreat from Mukden as needless alarm. He said the army was not in danger, ready to offensive, and the day was far from lost when the withdrawal was ordered. He struck the table, declaring he would not have allowed the retreat.
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Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Linevitch
Mukden
Linevile
Retreat and strategic positions in Russo Japanese war context
General Linevitch recalls retreat as forced by admin factors and argues it was not a rout. He notes Japanese pressure eased after the withdrawal and claims subsequent army regrouping mitigated losses, while conceding wagon train damage and broader exaggeration by foreign press. Diplomats anticipate Washington’s role in peace preliminaries as baron Sternburg and Jusserand discuss unofficial end aims.
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Uinevitch
Kuropatkin
Linevitch
Washington
Russia
Japan
Americana
Baron Sternburg
Germarcbassador
Mr. Jusserand
Roosevait
Loubet
M. Delcasse
Tere
Harbin
Lipinzhai
Changtufu
Kirin
Korea
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Black Top
Ayer
Jonn
N.Y
Aver
Pont Factor
Jcater CO
Lowen, Mem
Stoddard Lectures
Tennyson
Mycene
John Ro Hunt
C. E. Jakes
Oto
Toifas W. Hunt
Giaket City
Stalien
Quaker City
Canton
Grand Council of Ohio
United Commercial Travelers of America
Newark
Columbus
the Times-Recorder
Nehemiah Speer
Bell M. E
Noble County
Speer
Armas
Bede
Jas
Veoupa Keardy
Adame
Tartell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Wall Street
Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life
DR. King
C. A. Heiner
Eyesville
Onto
D. M. Hawthorne
California
America
Chicago
Rock Island
New Mexico
Colorado
el Paso
United States
Ayia
John Sebastian
Lezpect
California Air
Jayne
Jeffersonian
Ohio Farmer
Stockman
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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