Ohio politics and law clash over curative act and code
Ohio state politics and courts dominate the scene as the Cincinnati Superior Court sua sponte strikes down the curative act while municipal code interpretations spark battles among city officials. The piece notes judge nominations, party maneuvering, and potential scandals ahead of next fall’s elections. It also covers enforcement disputes in Bellaire, Dow tax questions on malt liquids, and market chatter on prices and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tianna
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Ohio
Jude Harket
Hus Dines
Rhode Isiana
London
Are
Interstate National Guard Association opens convention in Columbus
Officers from 25 states attend three day session at Board of Trade auditorium. Major General Charles Dick presides as Secretary Root and War Department officials join governors Nash Hunn Durbin in attendance. Delegates number about 80 with flags and banners decorating the hall.
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Interstate National Guard Association
Geeeral Dick
Regular Army
Columbus
Board of Trade
Dick Militia bIy
Sesson
Charles Dick
John Hewitt
Fourth Infantry
O N .G
George K. Nash
National Guard
War Root
John Hunn
Delaware
W. T. Durbin
Indiana
Ohio
Barry
Nebraska
Nash
National Guard praised at convention and Root keynote
A convention in Indianapolis featured praise for the National Guard, with General Dick and Secretary Root receiving high commendations for support and legislation. Root lauded the Guard’s officers and noted recent bills aiding militia needs, signaling continued federal backing for state defense. Separate items report Vice President Lewis considering moving United Mine Workers headquarters to Indianapolis, Wheeler murder verdict in Lancaster, and a gas explosion fire in Upper Sandusky along with a Pere Marquette train collision in Saginaw and a large postal supply bid including 165,000 twine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
McKinley
National Guard
General Dick
Congress
Root
Guard
Secretary Root
Mr Root
Indianapolis
Thomas EB. Lewis
United Mane Workers
Bridgeport
Stevenson
West Virginia
Wheeler
Lancaster
Lfe
Charles Wheeler
Scott's Emulsion Ad Prompting Weight Gain Claims
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion claiming a thin woman paid five to eight cents per pound for twelve pounds of flesh, bought a dollar bottle and gained twelve pounds. It promises value for money and offers a free sample, citing Scott & Bowne chemists in New York.
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Scott
Jure Plant Renews Life Detected By All Drugists
Life Plant Co Canton advertises a tonic named Jure Plant promising renewed life. The snippet repeats sale wording about FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS and announces The Life Plant Co Canton as the producer in a terse, promotional trade card style.
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the Life Plant CQ
Canton
Heart Cure Praised By Patient And Doctor Endorsers
A patient tall man described recovery after using Dr Miles Heart Cure for organic heart disease and credits eight years of good health to the remedy. A Michigan musician, and a druggist in Arkansas praised the Nervine product and the company offers free literature. All druggists sell and guarantee the first bottle Dr Miles Remedies from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Come
Sam
Michigan
Dr. Miles
C. H. Smith
Fiint
Mich
T. H. Watts
Drugerst
Lot Springs
5. D
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Expert Opticians Offer One Week in Cambridge
Remarkable discovery promises permanent cures for eye ailments including cataracts and functional blindness using electricity and a new reflection method. Chicago experts will test eyes and fit glasses free, with cross eyes straightened and cataracts removed, offering cheap, pain free treatment and specialized cataract lenses.
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Andrew Patterson
Greenville
Greenville ‘Pribune
Heard
Dunt House
Chicago
Uculists
Opticians
Hunt House
Runkie
Hotel Munt
Cambridge
Purifies the Blood and Warms Nerves in May
Purifies the blood and strengthens nerves with Paine's Celery Compound as spring recuperation. claims relief from weariness insomnia and impure blood. Includes testimonial from Mrs Rebecca St Row of Lexington Kentucky praising recovery from grip nerve and kidney troubles after using the remedy.
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Paine
Rebecca St. Row
Lexington
Excursion Tickets to Savannah and May Special Trains
Pennsylvania Lines offers excursions to Savannah Ga via Southern Baptist Invention and Auxiliary Societies with tickets sold through Licket Agents. Guernsey County G A BR Post trains to Maritin depart Cambridge at 7 00 and 7 30 a m central time, round trip 1 20 dollars. Exclusion tickets for regular trains May 11 to 13 inclusive are valid to May 16.
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Savannah
Southern Baptist Invention and Auxiliary Societies
Pennsylvania
Licket
Guernsey County
G. A. BR. Post
Maritin
Cambridge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Health Balancer
An old promotional note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to sustain health and prevent illness. It urges early use for appetite, strength, and endurance, and cites a testimonial of Rheumatism relief by Mystic Cure, along with multiple Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion rate notices for various 1903 events and destinations.
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Hood
Scott Donnelly
Itelena, Mon
J. M. Ogier
Cambridge
Romac Sire Prospects Promising in Ohio Bookings Open
Romac 2:26 1-4 with 2:12 gait and world record connections as sire of Nancy Tianks 2:04, full brother to Max G 2:12 4, praised as a high class stallion. Booking mares now. romac stands 16 hands 1140 pounds bay and black paints. Season closes July 13 with limited guarantees and owners addressed at Pleasant City Ohio Arcner McOlwane? May Feb.
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Romancer
Happy Medium
Nancy Tianks
Alex
Lidamay
Fish
Max G
Romac
Ohio
Black Paints
Arcner & McOlwary
Pleasant City
For Piles Cure Advertised in Free Sample Mail
Persistent old time medical ad promises instant relief for piles or hemorrhoids with Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil. Claims permanent cure for external internal blind or bleeding fissures and fistulas. Includes mail order offer prepaid on receipt of price from the Medicine Co at William and John Streets New York.
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Humphreys
Wl Medicine Co
William and John Bis
New York
Real Estate Sale in Guernsey County Probate Court
By order of the Probate Court of Guernsey County Ohio, Mary A Edmunds administratrix of Richard Edmunds deceased will offer for sale on May 29, 1903 at 10 o clock AM the land in Valley Township described as the NE quarter of the SW quarter and other described portions of section 24, township 9, range 10, containing 100 acres with coal and dowers reserved. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years at 6 percent, secured by mortgage on the premises. Mary A Edmunds administratrix. Fied A Bogomond attorney.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Almeetineg
Chittenden
Sovefteen
Lurkett
Springfield
Morris
Youngstown
Wildman
Norwalk
Judge Summers
Cox
Sheets
Offce
Tfaond
Ohio State Journal
Guibert
Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Chillicothe
Qohio
Centennial Mets
Baltimore 3
State of Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jastime & Ohio Tribad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
San Jamncisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Account General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United American Mechanics
Baltymore & Ohio Railroad Company
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Tialtimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ri] Paints
Pittsburg
Lima
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Ohio Christiaun Women’s Board of Missions of the Qoharch
Ohrish
Baltimores& Ohio
B. N. Austin
Chicago
Guernsey
Olic
Mery A. Edmunds
Tiehard Edmunds
Mary A. Edmunde
Richard Edmunde
Valley i
Aid County
Guid
Mary A. Edmunds
Richard Edmunds
Bogomond
Humphreys Homeopathic No 28 Ad Says 40 Years Use
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes promoted by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 in use over 40 years as the only successful remedy. Priced at $1 per vial or $3 for special packages. Sold by Druggists or sent prepaid on receipt of prices. Humphreys Med Co. William and John Stan Ne Ye
The Right Place New York Racket Store Cambridge
Bargain listing from Louis Kaufman store on Wheeling Avenue Cambridge Ohio. Embroideries laces ribbons curtains sunbonnets shoes and screen doors advertised at half price or below with money back exchanges. Wide selection of hats, ginghams and other goods promoted to attract shoppers.
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New York
Louis Kaufman
Prop
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Ohio
Notice of Appointment for Hennett Stuchdale Estate
The undersigned appointed as administers of the estate of Hennett Stuchdale of Guernsey County Ohio on May 2 1903. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should present them for allowance to James K. Bpoord and Dallas Mopede. May 7 30.
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Hennett Stuchdale
Guernsey County
Ohio
Othe
James K. Bpoord
Dallas Mopede
Appointment as Executor for Nancy Caldwell Estate in Ohio
The undersigned has been duly appointed Executor of the estate of Nancy Caldwell, deceased, late of Quernasy County, Ohio. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment and those with claims to present them duly authenticated for allowance. Wm & Dougheny atiy. ifort Ys Aes Aprile ay.
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Nancy Caldwell
Quernasy County
Ohio
Wm & Dougheny
SENECAVILLE VISITORS AND LOCAL NOTES
Freeman T Tagleson of Cambridge visits as Mrs Alice Blake of Dudley stays with her sister Mrs John Rich. Mrs Perkins and John Firrow and Hayes Hutchison attend Cambridge. J B Harlup in Eyesville. Ten birthday party for Aitte Tila McPeek with gifts. Milton St Glary from Salesville visits. Cora Hale Cliff and Mrs Chase Spald in Cambridge. Dr M Thomson and Wim Bridenthal visit. R I Nelson of Norwalk visits sister Mrs J W Daniel and family. Will Dilley visiting Caldwell. J M Rainie at Cambridge. Prof Henry Thompson teaches two months normal here. Major Hutchinson and family at Cambridge. Della Morrison in Cambridge. Ralph Secrest and Millie Thompson marry at Rev Oliver’s home. Herbert Rainle in Cambridge. Wade Aplin injured in Hartford mines. Thomas Edgar of Hartford visits. Wm Spear with family at Winchester. Mrs Sloward Arndt of Lora City visits. Anb Gaston and family from Byerville visit. Does it Pay to Buy Cheaps ad promotes Bushee’s German Syrup for throat and lung troubles.
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Senecaville
Freeman T. Tagleson
Cambridge
Alice Blake
Dudley
John Rich
Perkins
John Firrow
Hayes Hutchison
Harlup
Eyesvile
Aitte Tila
Salesville
Cora
Hale
Yon Cliff
Chase Spald
Or. M. Thomson
Wim. Bridenthal
Pleasant City
R. I. Nelson
Norwalk
J. W. Daniel
Will Dilley
Caldwell
J. M. Rainie
Henry Thompson
Major Hutchinson
Della Morrison
Ralph Secrest
Millie Thompson
Mr. Oliver
Herbert Rainle
Wade Aplin
Hartford
Thomas Edgar
Wm. Spear
Winchester
Sloward Arndt
Lora City
Anb Gaston
Byerville
Odell community notes reflect planting season and local events
Odell residents discuss spring work and travel to Byesville Cambridge and Sugartree for business and leisure. Local meetings, a May concert series at O B Lanning's store, church services on May 10 and town trades, plus family notices and deaths summarize a period of community activity.
Winterset Personal Notes and Local Movements
Butterle, ogga 12, school opened last Monday. Birth: Sadie Tedrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wyrick, born April 30, 1908. Mrs. Lille Clagget of Cambridge visits sister Mrs. Ella Wyrlak. Charlie Feaster moves from Cambridge to town. Leonard Patterson and family visit relatives near Center. Henry Adair moves sawmill to Lone by Nicholson's farm west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tedrick of Piedmont visit here last Sunday.
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Sadie Tedrick
Fairview
Lille Clagget
Cambridge
Ella Wyrlak
Charlie Feaster
Local Notes From Lore City Area This Week
Lore City residents report visits from relatives and friends as several locals travel to nearby towns. Mrs. O D Chester visited her grandmother in New Concord. Emmet Ford of Cambridge stayed with J W Redd a short time. Many locals plan to attend a show in Cambridge Wednesday. O Redd and B Chester called at Salesville. L H Longstreth was in Cambridge Friday. Miss Mattie Williams returned home to Gottigan after assisting her mother May Durant for a few weeks.
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Odell
J.C. Giles Wanh
Byesville
Oliver Vance
Julia Taylor
Cambridge
Maud Kennedy
Rewcomerstown
O. B. Lanning
Winterset
A. Bell
S.J. Kennedy Iain
McBride
Berwick
Prand
Gadd
Rehampion
Guernsey
Sugartvea Crock
Lore City
Ross McVicker
Martha Milea
Senecaville
O'D. Chester
New Concord
Emmet Ford
J. W. Redd
Camdge
O. Redd
B. Chester
Salesville
L. H. Longstreth
Mattie Williams
Gottigan
Mra
May Durant
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Sailor
TE Amgs
WRNS
SSS
Peete
Postolice
Lynch
Woodfield
George G. Jennings
Jennings
Tom L. Johnson
William Shakespeare
Brsses
Bellaire
Marshal Fogle
R. A. Parsons
Anti Saloon League
Squire Frank Mason
Common Pleas Court
G. &. Hunt
John J. Kirk
Bellair
Citizens’ League
League
Barnesville
WOOL
Roosevelt
Cleveland
St. Lows
Hasna
Queen City
England
America
Fom
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Kilmer
Lion Coffee
Upper
Sandusky
D. N McConnel
Edward Louell
Saginaw
Pere Marquette
Mayville
Albert J. H. Osmond
Plager
Port Huron
Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Pearl Street
HL Werchant
Freepo
Mer
Paine’s
Penn Excursions
W. Grove
Charles Graham
B. & OQ. Belograph
Buschee
Andy
Snecma North Salem
Thomas Lloyd
Job Perry
Booch Bailey
M. B. Kennedy
Here
Monroe Township
Robert Stewart
Sally McKea
Schwyhart
G Larrison
William Fulton Child
James Bell
Uhrichsville
Mary Mathews
William Patton
Bes
Ben A
Mey
Thia
Lerner
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Butterle
Ogga 12
S. A. Craig
Fanspa Od Cie
Sanuel Pitner Popkin Sted Ae. G Aaa
Bene Tn
Castoria
Ren
Bears
Meyersdale
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