Republican Press Case Settled After Year in Court
After a year of continuances, James R Barr Harry Dennis and Charles S Turnbaugh vs Dave Barr et al ended when defendants asked to dismiss at their costs based on a mutual settlement. Plaintiffs Troette and Turner and defendants Stevens represented their sides. The suit concerned Burt buying stock in the Republican Press and alleged nonperformance of the contract terms. Settlement details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Barr
Harry Dennis
Charles S. Turnbaugh
Dave Barr
Troette and Turner
Stevens
Mr. Burt
Republican Press
Progress Report From Miners and Operators Talks
After an unexpected visit by National President T. L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers, scale committees for miners and operators resumed at 1 p m and made considerable progress. The session extended into the evening and adjourned to 10 o clock this morning. District Vice President Sullivan said they are making rapid progress and will announce more soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sullivan
Miners and Operators Seek Quick Settlement in City Talks
Leaders say progress underway and a final agreement is possible by tomorrow morning. The meeting centers on work scope with only minordisparities between the two sides, and Mr Sullivan plans to stay in town until a settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Weather chatter and town notes from Love City
Local item list covers weather talk since morning, new depot walk by B and O carpenters, visits from Mrs Ritchie and Mrs Baird, Williamson Hale seeking mine work in Athens county, kite play, delegates at Caldwell Democratic convention, H H Richey greenhouse activity, death of Capt A A Taylor, Sproat and Florence shopping in Zanesville, Thomas Williams and Morris Coal Co surveying relatives in Belmont, Stout Ferguson illness, slow business due to mine slackness, Mary Bristen visiting son in Massillon, dogwood bloom seen foreshadowing large corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Carpenters
James Ritchie
Mt. Vernon
Columbia Baird
Senecaville
Williamson Hale
Athens County
S. A. Sproat
J. R. Kerrigan
Grim Reaper
C. A. Sproat
Florence
Zanesville
Thomas Williams
Morris Coal Co
Belmont
Ohio
Stout Ferguson
Mary Bristen
Massillon
Doans Kidney Pills Featured in Cambridge Sufferer Testimony
Sufferer recounts relief from back pain and urinary troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. M. C. Sherrard of Cambridge cites prompt relief and notes occasional slight recurrences, with price 50 cents and Foster-Milburn Co. as sole US agents. Also mentions Dyspepsia tonic Burdock Blood Bitters, Dean's Ointment for skin itching, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Cambridge
M. C. Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Burdock
Local Notes and Farm Items from Kimbolton Area
Kimbolton area report notes visits by Henry Chadwell and Lizzie, and A L Smith with Will Smith. Cold snap harmed local fruit crops. John F Wilson returns from New Concord to attend his ill mother. Rockyfork M E church quarterly meeting set for May 23 and 24. Roads along the route are impassable, threatening daily mail service. George Adams buys a colt for 100 dollars from A L Smith and later sells a brood mare to the same buyer for 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chadwell
Lizzie
R. D
A. L. Smith
John F. Wilson
New Concord
Rockyfork M. E
Will Smith
Winterset
Daily Mail
George Adams
Senecaville Marriage and Local Notes Highlight May 1908
In Senecaville on Saturday May 9 1908 Miss Wiley E Fred wed Mr 8 P Downey of Cumberland. Kenneth Ferguson visits aunt Mrs Gertrude McClelland in Wheeling. Mrs L K Hill visits relatives near Byesville. Ada Lepage and Itel Hale visit Byesville and Cambridge. W W Oliver closes Bennett school with a treat. J W Moorhead closes Liberty school with a dinner treat and re employed for next term. J W Daniel closes Blacktop school with exam and umbrella gift and receives higher pay next term. Prof Larrick of Cambridge P B C gives speech. Huffman Brothers will perform at M E church in two weeks on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley E. Fred
P. Downey
Cumberland
Kenneth Ferguson
Gertrude McClelland
Wheeling
L. K. Hill
Byesville
Ada Lepage
Itel Hale
Cambridge
W. W. Oliver
Bennett's
J. W. Moorhead
Liberty
J. W. Daniel
Blacktop
Prof. Larrick
Huffman Brothers
M. E
Ridge social notes and fence settlement on the Ridge
Grand Ridge Charles Bond and family of Skull fork spent Sunday on the Ridge. Grace Montgomery and Blanche Yeo visited at Oscar Wirick's Friday and attended the entertainment at Shipley's school house. S. H. Decker and wife called on Antrim friends Saturday. The disputed line fence between Sam Hackley and Wm. Paden was settled Saturday by Wm. Montgomery and Robert Laughman. Paden must move the fence within five years. Miss Maggie Nichols remains critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
Skullfork
Grace Montgomery
Blanche Yeo
Oscar Wirick
Shipley
Shipley’s
S. H. Decker
Antrim
Sam Hackley
Wm. Paden
Wm. Montgomery
Robert Laughman
Paden
Maggie Nichols
Mr and Mrs Will Dillon Return From Zanesville Visit
Mr and Mrs Will Dillon have returned from a visit with relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dillon
Zanesville
Mackey Promotes International Correspondence in Senecaville
W. S. Mackey of the International Correspondence Schools appeared in Senecaville to present a display at L. K. Hill Pharmacy this week, promoting study opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mackey
International Correspondence Schools
L. K. Hill
Senecaville
Bridgeport Inspector Becomes Hayward Lumber Traveling Rep
Thomas McGough of Bridgeport and Cambridge has left his district mine inspector post to serve as a traveling salesman for Hayward Lumber Co. in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGough
Bridgeport
Cambridge
Hayward Lumber Co
Parole Draws Scandal Ties in Emerson Case
Cameron Bostetter, serving a seven year term for a $3,000 theft, is to be released in Ohio penitentiary on Wednesday. The parole filing sparked office gossip involving Lawson Emerson over a $500 payment for release help. Emerson faced charges over a fraudulent law certificate and embezzlement case, later found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cameron Bostetter
Supreme Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Bostetter
Steubenville
Steubenville Court
Emerson
Lawson Emerson
Ohio
L. L. H. Austin
Death of Granville Woman in Swatow China
Granville Ohio May 11 a cable from Swatow China announces the death of Mrs Martha Roberts Adkins wife of Dr Russell Adkins former music instructor in western schools. She married last August and is believed to have died from appendicitis. Her mother Mrs C M Roberts still lives in Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Guernsey County
Martha Roberts Adkins
China
Swatow
Martha Robert Adkins
Russell Adkins
C. M. Roberts
Pleasant City News Quietly Reports Cambridge Trial
Residents from the vicinity attended a Cambridge hearing on the telephone company case and William Miley. Mrs. F. M. Seerest and Miss Mabel Kelley shopped at the county seat. Sunday services were held at the BE L church with Rev. Fr. A. Richardson delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Edwin Kackley visited his aunt Mrs Elizabeth Kackley nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Telephone Company
William Miley
F. M. Seerest
Mabel Kelley
BE. L
J. A. Seerest
T. W. McKinley
A. Richardson
M. E
Edwin Kackley
Near Cumberland
Elizabeth Kackley
Arrest of Joe Shimkl for intoxication in Trail Run
Police last night arrested Joe Shimkl, a foreigner from Trail Run, at about midnight. He was arraigned before Mayor Bradford this morning, charged with intoxication, and fined five dollars plus costs. He paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shimkl
Trail Run
Middleton
Bradford
Drew
Resignation of Professor Heath Bawden at Cincinnati University
Dr Heath Bawden former philosophy professor at the University of Cincinnati announces his resignation amid controversy over his private life and advanced views. He defends his conduct and promises a public statement on sex and marriage, while Dr Dabney accepts his resignation effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dabney
Bawden
Auburn Hotel
Malvern Place
Mt. Auburn
Vassar
Dr. Strong
Dr. Taylor
H. Heath Bawden
Prof. Bawden
Charles W. Dabney
Dabney
University
Cincinnati
Debating university official's future amid private life issues
Cincinnati readers hear Dabney defend Prof. Bawden amid private conduct questions. Neurology expert Herrick cites a possible pathological condition behind the case while Mrs Bawden deflects inquiries, noting changes in her husband’s marriage views and her own travel plans due to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dabney
Europe
Notable visitors and a death in Zanesville
W. O. Hayes appeared in Zanesville on business this afternoon. Mrs. R. A. Elliot plans to leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh to attend a Missionary Meeting and visit friends. Hon. Thomas C. Taylor of Washington, D. C., arrived today after learning of the death of his brother, the late Capt. A. A. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hayes
Zanesville
R. A. Elliot
Pittsburg
Thomas C. Taylor
Washington, D. C
City
Capt
A. A. Taylor
Blaneys Return From Roseville Visit
Mr and Mrs J C Blaney of Roseville returned home yesterday after a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Godfrey Megert of North Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Blaney
Roseville
Godfrey Megert
North Fourth Street
Drinking Fountain Committee Prepares for City Council Review
The Drinking Fountain Committee met with the Council to discuss the issue and no further action will occur until it is brought before the City Council for consideration.
Newark man named assistant rep for I C S
Mr. M. H. Neer of Newark Ohio has accepted a position as assistant representative of the International Correspondence Schools with headquarters in Cambridge. He succeeds F. T. Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Neer
Newark, O
International Correspondence Schools
Cambridge
F. T. Morrow
Royal Bedworth 47447 Chestnut Trotter Prospect
Royal Bedworth 47447 a four year old 16 hands bay chestnut trotter described as sound and stylish with strong legs and feet. Sired by Bedworth 222 g, dam Endfieldess, with notable progeny including Bedworth Boy and King Bedworth trial in 2 14. Full pedigree available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedworth
Bedworth, Jr
Bedworth Boy
American Clay
Royal Bedworth
Royal Bedworth to Race 1908 Season at Cox Barn
The note lists Royal Bedworth set to make the 1908 season at the winter stable of W. A. Cox in Winterset with connections for the start of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Bedworth
W. A. Cox
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix for Estate
The undersigned appointed Administratrix of the estate of Caroline V. Ford deceased of Guernsey County Ohio on May 8 1908. All debtors should pay promptly and creditors present claims to Caroline V. Highwarden Adminx for allowance. filed by John F. Stockdale Atty May 14 3w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Ford
Guernsey County
Ohio
A. D
Caroline V. Highwarden
Joan F. Stockdale
Atty
Caroline V. Ford
John F. Stockdale
Goodwin Promotes Opening Day at Moxahala Park
Dan Goodwin of Zanesville advertised the opening day event at Moxahala Park in Zanesville set for Sunday May 17. He formerly led the Colonial Theatre Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Goodwin
Zanesville
Moxahala Park
Goodwin
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
Cleveland Visitors Attend Capt. A. A. Tay Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wh and their young son from Cleveland arrived this afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Captain A. A. Tay in the city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Wh
Cleveland
City
Capt
A. A. Taylor
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Swanson
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake St
Chicago
Neilley Drug Co
George B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona, Pa
Thomas
America
Grand Ridge
Ghar
Pleasant City
Heath Bawden
Alex
Allie Wilkes
Allie Wood
E. Brown
A. Cox
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