Indictment Quashed in New York Case and Gentner Appeal
Indictment against J Morgan Smith and wife for conspiracy with Nan Patterson to kill Cassar Young was quashed with court approving resubmission to grand jury. The document also contains W H Gentner's Farmington Iowa call to retail merchants to counter mail order competition and public urging of a new merchants convention. Niagara Falls description closes the piece with Stoddard's remarks on the falls.
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New York
J. Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
Cassar Young
Eree
W. TI. Gentner
Farmington
Iowa
Chicago
Ohio
Colorado
W. H. Gentner
Ling
W. HH. Gentner
John L. Stoddard
Nigara Falls
Horses Reinstated by Board of Appeals in Chicago
Charles Roush and Daisy M owned by George Bendare and Jimmy H owned by Dick Linn were reinstated by the Board of Appeals of the American Trotting Association in Chicago yesterday after fair treatment was affirmed.
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Charles Roush
Tee
Daisy M
George Bendare
Jimmy H
Dick Linn
Board of Appeals
American Trotting Association
Chicago
Canton Convention Program Sets Strong Ohio Voice
The State Sunday School convention to be held in Canton on June 6 to 8 promises a powerful program with five features Inspiration Educational Missionary Conference and Institute. Noted speakers from several states will address training, world outreach including Mexico, practical Sunday school issues, child nature studies, senior evangelists and teaching, with Ohio leaders also contributing. Reduced round trip rates are available from all points in Ohio. for details contact Dr Joseph Clark in Columbus.
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Canton
Ohio
J. L. Hurlburt
New Jersey
Mary Foser Bryner
Ilinois
Mexico
B. W. Spilman
Newf Carolina
M.S. Lamureaux
Illnois
C. G. Truspbull
Sunday School Times
Sehior
Ceas
B. C. Knapp
New_York
Frank Gamewell
New York
J. Campbell White
Pennsylvania
W. A. Powell
Toledo
Ward Beecher Pickard
Cleveland
J. G. Slater
Akron
Joseph Clark
Geo’s
Columbus
Couple from Cambridge wed secretly in city parsonage
Miss Marga Bradford of Cambridge and Mr. Harry Baker of this city were married Wednesday evening at the Second Street M E church parsonage on Woodlawn avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A M Courtenay with no attendants. The couple planned June housekeeping on Linden avenue but news leaked to friends. The bride is from Cambridge, visiting in town last summer. Baker is a Western Reserve University law student.
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Margaret Bradford
Cambridge
Harry Baker
Second Street
M. E
Woodlawn Avenue
A. M. Courtenay
D. D
Linden Avenue
Bradford
Baker
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Beads a Salary Sheriff Major Sets Record In Sale
Sheriff A M Major conducted a foreclosure sale of a large coal land tract in Belmont, drawing a record bid from Baltimore and Wawnisfield capitalists totaling about 71 thousand dollars plus Sheriff’s fee. The event marks one of the largest sums handled by a county official in the region. Dr F M Mitchell moved his family to the Waller Grimes property on East Gomber Avenue after purchasing it.
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A. M. Major
Baltimore
Wawnisfield
Major
Jane
Martin's Ferry
F. M. Mitchell
East Wheeling Avenue
Waller Grimes
East Gomber Avenue
Banquet of Guernsey County physicians draws about a hundred
The Guernsey County Medical Society banquet at the Noel Hotel gathered about 100 guests, 48 physicians and ladies, with many city doctors attending. Drs. W. Keenan, C. St. Austin, A. G. Ringer, and J. H. Rowles gave talks, and a postbanquet Byesville ride followed.
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Guernsey County Medical Society
Noel Hotel
Mandeilo Thas
C. St. Austin
Byesville
Quaker City
G. Ga. Moore
A. G. Ringer
Younus
W. N. Bradford
Ohio
Unauthorized withdrawal of candidate for lieutenant governor notice
The Times-Recorder exceeds its authority in withdrawing the editor of The Guernsey Times from the lieutenant governor race. He cannot comment yet but may soon speak properly. If he withdraws, there is time, and it would be discourteous for the Times-Recorder to publish an unauthorized withdrawal while the candidate is unable to respond.
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Times- Recorder
Guernsey Times
Times
Darly Times
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Tragic Death
Robert J. Schultz and family of South Cambridge express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their son R. V. Acheson. Eras imus J. Pord appointed administrator of the estate. Bond set at 82,500. Born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Porter on Wednesday May 3 1905.
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Robert J. Schultz
South Cambridge
Prsa
R. V. Acheson
Erasimus J. Pord
Bond
Samuel Porter
Mardis Reelected Superintendent in Toronto Board Vote
The Daily Jeffersonian notes Prof S K Mardis was unanimously reelected Superintendent of Toronto public schools for a three year term. The paper credits him with modernizing the curriculum, expanding the library, enabling a physics apparatus, and strengthening reading circles, placing Toronto schools among Ohio’s best.
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Jeffersonian Jaunder
Toronto
the Tribune
Board of Education
S. K. Mardis
Mardis
E.R. MoQdl- Jain
Ss. K. Mardis
Orprise
Ohio
Miredis
Teoronto
Buckeye
New Concord in Up roar over newspaper dispute and politics
In New Concord Muskingum County editor Geyer seeks a receiver for the Enterprise amid insolvency claims. The town buzzes as directors seize an edition, while supporters accuse local politicians of pressuring for Trace delegates. Geyer aims to recover papers and a missing day book.
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New Concord
Muskingum College
Hinterprise
Geyer
Muskingum County Common Pleas Court
Enterprise
C. M. Trace
J. G. Bain
New Cancorn
Sympathy for the Sad Free Planting in Ohio
A satirical piece from Columbus laments state officials led by Walter D. Guilbert, criticizing salary perks and alleged fiscal irregularities amid a broader theme of sympathy for stressed inspectors. It notes Ohio lawmakers planting trees at the State House, contrasting state and country farming practices and poking at ongoing political changes.
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Columbus, O
State of
Ohio
Walter D. Guilbert
Guilbert
Athens County
State House
Chan
Noble County Leader criticizes state auditor over printer dispute
The Noble County Leader denounces state auditor Gilbert for alleged manipulation of Noble County political affairs. Editor Harris is said to have been unjustly deprived of valuable public printing he claims he was justly entitled to.
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Noble County
Gilbert
Harris
Convention of Womans Home Missionary Society Held in Cambridge
Delegates attended the annual meeting of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society at the M E Church in Cambridge. Large attendance, active participation, addresses by Mrs R R Pope of Chicago, and elections of officers for the coming year followed a program of devotions, reports, and committees. The event closed with a community dinner served in the church basement.
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Womans’ Home Missionary Society
M_E
Cambridge
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
RR. P. Pope
Chicagno
Wallace
W. B. Winters
M.L. Hartley
Focal Society
America
J. H. Dilley
Lillian Barnes
F. L. Rosemond
Lydia Deal
J. C. Pollock
Osmond Bayless
Emma Ernsberger
H. L. Williams
Leda Rankin
Ella Brown
Blanche Deselme
J. J. Kelly
Young Peoples Work
Mary Graves
RB. B. Pope
Emmerson
H. M. Nason
Whetson
Painesville, O
Stella Scott
M. Fordyce
W.B. Winters
John Bryn Jones
Pope
Society
C. L. Campbell
City
Y. A. Cosgrove
McConnelsville
A. Wood
Stehnscott
Buckingham
Senecaville
Mars H
Tri State Oratorical Contest at Buskings College May 1905
The Tri State Oratorical Association with Allegheny Geneva Waynesburg Westminster Bethany Muskingum and Thiel Colleges will hold a contest at Buskings College New Concord Ohio on Tuesday evening May 9 1905 Each college will be represented by its winner for a 250 gold medal The competitors are B W Lyons R A McConagha Everett McGary James A Stranathan Bruce Wright and J W Yoho The subjects include The Hollander in History Americas Most Dangerous Anarchist The Individual in Government The Heroic in the Commonplace Commerce Its Province Its Power Its Voice of Prophecy The New Aristocracy Walter Grimes has shipped his household goods to Asheville NC and will move there to work in a hardware store.
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Tri-State
Oratorical Association
Allegheny
Geneva
Waynesburg
Westminster
Bethany
Muskingum
Thiel
Pennsylania
West Virginia
Ohio
Buskings College
New Concord
B. W. Lyons
R. A. MccConagha
Everett McGary
James A. Stranathan
Bruce Wrights
J. W. Yoho
Hollander
America
Catarrh Relief Promised by Hyomei Inhaler Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hyomei for catarrh with springtime flare ups. It claims breathing through a pocket inhaler for three minutes twice daily clears symptoms. The complete Hyome outfit costs one dollar with lifetime inhaler and weeks of treatment. Extra bottles offered at fifty cents. J W Shaff endorses a strong guarantee.
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J. WF. Shaff
Symptoms That Invite Germs and Stomach Troubles
Digestive symptoms signal potential illness and should prompt care. The text promotes Mi-u-na tablets to aid digestion, reduce stomach discomfort, and restore health and weight. It cites various symptoms such as acidity, nausea, dizziness, and headaches as signs of poor digestion.
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I. W
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HU. D. Davis
K. Mardis
Toronto, Ohio
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Asheville
N.C
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Lion Coffee
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J. W. Smallwood
Marietta
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