Peerless Natural Lubricating Oil Co Organized in Cambridge
The Peerless Natural Lubricating Oil Co formed to control local oil output in Southeast Cambridge. A. A. Bort presides with W. R. McCabe as secretary treasurer and Porter Phipps as vice president. incorporators include W. R. McCabe and others from Pittsburg. Capital set at $24,000 with HQ in Pittsburg. The firm plans to sink more wells due to high local oil value, offering four refined products.
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Peerless Natural Lubricating Oil Co
Cambridge
A. A. Bort
W. R. McCabe
Porter Phipps
Pittsburg
W. A. Beckman
C. J. Rech
A. A. Copley
8. C. Carnes
Hargrave and Ford Wed in Quiet Fairview Ceremony
Earl B. Ford and Cora B. Hargrave were married at the bride’s Fairview home on Wednesday April 29 at 7 PM. Rev Ek Morris officiated with only close family present before elegant refreshments. Out of town guests included Larry Stiles Newark Gertrude Eaton Morristown Lois Eaton Middletown and C L Rosengrant Hen bedrug.
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Earl B. Ford
Cora B. Hargrave
Fairview
Ek. O. Morris
M. Ik
Harl Gibson
Ethel Hargrave
Larry Stiles
Newark
Gertrude and
Lois Eaton
Morristown
C. L.rosengrant
Hendrysburg
Gee
Rosengrant
Middletown
Summers Visits Bellaire After Bellwether Campaign
Frank A. Summers, a prominent Bellaire businessman and last Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixteenth district, is in the city today and reduced the Republican majority by about 4000 votes in the previous race.
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Frank A. Summers
Bellaire
Congress
Allen Owens Old Gen in Guernsey Jail Recounts Escape
Ed Allen, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Allen, jailed after cutting with intent to kill John Gibson. He fled from the Guernsey county jail, traveled through many states, enlisted in the US Army, then was recaptured at Ft Des Moines Iowa. Sheriff Moore pursued, aided by Deputy Berry, leading to his return to Cambridge for trial.
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Ed. Allen
Frank Allen
Ft. Des Moines
Des Moines
Iowa
H. K. Moore
Cambridge
Allen
Chicago
Guernsey County
Moore
Sheriff Moore
John S. Berry
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Philippines
St. Louis
Fort Des Moines
Berry
Soldiers’ Monument
John Gibson
Churchman
Gibson
Bradford
The
Jeffersonian
Beny
Barnett
Noble County
Milford Moorhead
Granite City
Illinois
Judge A. A. Frazier Renominated by Gop Judicial Roundup
The Republican judicial convention met in the Common Pleas court room in Zanesville at 11 AM. D. E. Fontz of Morgan chaired with H. E. Danford of Noble as county secretary. In fifteen minutes Judge A. A. Frazier was renomination and the old committee was reappointed.
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Common Pleas Court Room
Zanesville
D. E. Fontz
Morgan
H. E. Danford
Noble
A. A. Frazier
A. L. Stevens
Guernsey
Neal Starkey
Muskingum
M. E. Danford
8. Q. Horton
Story Made Out Of Whole Cloth
Judson Harmon denied a printed statement claiming he would be nominated at the Denver convention and win by the greatest majority. He called the quote absolutely false and said no one could have twisted his remarks to suggest such words.
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New York
Judson Harmon
Denver
Exercises Postponed At Byesville Grammar School
The commencement exercises announced for this evening at the new M. E. Church in Byesville have been postponed to Friday evening May 15th.
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Byesville
James Robins Leaves for Cleveland Then Westward Trip
James Robins departed this morning for Cleveland to spend a few days before continuing on an extended business tour to the western states and as far as the coast.
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James Robins
Cleveland
Minnesota Governor Addresses Michigan Democrats on Principles
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota spoke at a University of Michigan dinner urging a Denver Democratic platform based on principle. He argued expediency harms the party and pledged support for the right candidate, calling for a platform that appeals to working readers.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
University of Michigan
T. A. Bogle
Law Department
University
Johnson
Democratic Party
Congress
Humanity For Relief
Cannon
Denver
Unemployed Choose Delegate for National Convention
About 250 unemployed men gathered at Vine Street Congregational Church Cincinnati to elect Julius Zorn as delegate and Daisy Conkling Millard as alternate to the national unemployed convention in New York City on May 1. They seek a 150 million dollar federal road and work program and government administration of projects plus pensions for unemployed and disabled. James Eads Howe spoke, with Miss Lottie Burk supporting suffrage, and President Roosevelt possibly attending.
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Cincinnati
Vine Street
New York City
Julius Zorn
Daisy Conkling Millard
William Tryling
Roosevelt
James Eads Howe
St. Louis
Millionaire Tramp
Miss Lottie Burk
Two Year Old Dies From Night-Gown Fire Tragedy
Columbus May 1. The two year old son of Gustavus Amon was burned to death when his night-gown caught fire on an open grate this morning.
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Columbus
Gustavus Amon
Glacier find preserves Swiss guide Nagli in ice
In the Monterosa glacier a party of guides cut a well preserved body from an ice crevasse and identified it as Nagli, a guide who disappeared after falling into a crevasse in 1887 while guiding a party. In Oswego New York Central shops resumed work employing 400 men.
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Berne
Switzerland
Wnflle
Monterosa Glacier
Nagli
Oswego
N. Y
New York Central
Mrs Hill Reunites With Husband at State Asylum
Mrs. Wm Hill of North Sixth Street returned from Columbus where she visited her husband under treatment at the state asylum. Report says Mr Hill is greatly improved in health.
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Wm. Hill
North 6Th Street
Columbus
State Asylum
Hill
Pleasant City Commencement Honors Foster Boyd
The Jeffersonian thanks Prof. Foster J. Boyd of Pleasant City for the invitation to the High School commencement. The second annual exercises are Tuesday evening May 12 at the Opera House. Four graduates are Ruth Trott Audrey Secrest Audrey Franklin and William Stranathan. Class motto Non cepinus sed coopissimus class colors green and white class flower the white carnation.
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Jeffersonian
Foster J. Boyd
Pleasant City
Opera House
Ruth Trott
Audrey Secrest
Audrey Franklin
William Stranathan
Jacob Ford Called Home In West Cambridge
Jacob Ford died at his home in West Cambridge Thursday evening after a long illness at about 85 years. Survived by children Mrs Cora Jackson Pittsburg Mrs Carrie Highwarden Delaware Dan Ford and Charles Ford. wife died two months ago. Funeral at A M E church Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev Meyers.
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Jacob Ford
West Cambridge
Mr. Ford
Cora Jackson
Pittsburg
Carrie Highwarden
Delaware
Dan
Charles Ford
Mr. Meyers
Neff and Burris wed at Burris home near Klondyke mines
Frank Neff and Miss Mulda Burris were married in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home east of the city. Rev. C. C. Slater officiated before about thirty five guests. Attendants were Ralph Burris and Celia Weisenstine. A wedding supper followed and gifts included many valuable presents. They will reside near the Murray Hill mines.
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Frank Neff
Mulda Burris
Wm. Burris
Klondyke Mines
C. C. Slater
Harrison County
Ralph Burris
Celia Weisenstine
Neff
Murray Hill Mines
Washington Ford Died At 67 In Caldwell Ohio
Noble county resident Washington Ford died at his Caldwell home on Friday April 24 at age 67. Funeral services were held by the F. and A. M. lodge and Reverend Alfred Walls of the M. E. church with interment in Ohio Cemetery.
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Washington Ford
Noble County
Caldwell
F. & A. M. Lodge
Alfred Walls
M. E. Church
Ohio Cemetery
Shade trees replaced poplars due to snow damage
Carolina poplars suffer major limb breakage under snow weight. They grow rapidly and brittle branches cause nuisance by breaking sewer pipes. Maples and elms, slower growing, are being substituted as replacements.
Jesse the Belgian horse to race at Came bridge-Eyesville Park season
The five year old Belgian horse titled Jesse, weighing 1920 pounds, will be seen at Came bridge-Eyesville Driving Park on Fridays and Saturdays each week during the season 198 commencing April 17 and ending July 17. Remainder of the time the horse stays at the owner's barn 11g miles southwest of Pleasant City.
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Camebridge-Eyesville
Pleasant City
Sunfall the trotting horse registered 38647 and progeny
Sunfall is a standard bred all purpose trotting horse registered No. 38647. A golden chestnut foaled in 1903 and weighing 1200 pounds. Sired by Westfall T 2:2914 with Pre tender 1453 as dam sire. Sunfall’s dam Sunny Susie by Sunland Clay, with Apollo influence from Electioneer and Hambletonian lineage. Second dam is a full sister to AP Alert, linking to Alert and Hambletonian 10.
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Westfall
Preal Tender
Salem
Pretender
Dictator
Jay Eye
Hambletonian
Sunny Susie
Sunland Clay
Clay
Electioneer
Alert
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