May 1 1906 Cambridge politics and conventions noted
Cambridge and Byesville fared well in Tuesday convention results. Hon. David W. Jones of Marietta was renominated without opposition for common pleas judge at the Athens convention. The Tuscarawas county Democratic central committee arranged a convention to select congressional delegates, while the upcoming judicial primaries promise a strenuous contest. The issue notes sewer improvement plans and an extra daily edition offered gratis.
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Cambridge
Byesville
David W. Jones
Marietta
Athens
Common Pleas
Democratic Central Committee
Tuscarawas County
Hurst
Gratis
Muskingum County
Times-Recorder
Delates
Mr. Hurst
Judge Mitchell
Earthquakes Felt in Indiana Amid Panic and Uncertain Trend
Shocks are being felt across Indiana causing public panic as scientists assess the pattern. Some describe the events as distinct and violent while authorities weigh whether this is a lingering effect of a prior Indiana political event or a separate seismic trend.
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Indiana
Democratic Russia and a time of change at the doubles
Citizens criticise ostentation in battleship display and party politicking while the Russian douma convenes Thursday. The election results suggest a notably democratic body, signaling a potential shift or revolution if capable leaders emerge and govern by the people in a despotic system.
Oppression, dog control, and trusts in Guernsey politics
The Marietta Register argues that monopoly regulation by government cannot rob the people of power, while trusts rely on congressional privileges. It urges strict enforcement against dangerous dogs and cites political shifts toward primary conventions as a sign of sovereignty, urging public involvement in governance.
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Guernsey
Endens Volens
Fache
Political and economic opinion pieces and editorials
A compilation of editorial excerpts discusses fire insurance rate hikes, alleged political intimidation of Governor Pattison, wealth and power in America, miner wage settlements, electoral independence, and a county political primary result. It reflects press stance against graft, ring politics, and entrenched interests while urging independent voting and accountability. Notable voices cited include The World, Press Post, and The Enquirer.
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John M. Pattison
Amnodt
Rate bill politics and railroad power in the era
The piece argues the Pattison governorship blocked by threats to Ohio Penitentiary reform, then shifts to national maneuvering over a rate bill. It alleges Republican opposition to incumbents, questions the bill’s benefit, and claims railroads remain entrenched through a Democratic Senate compromise with the President. It cites Tillman, Chandler, Bailes, and partisan maneuvering shaping policy.
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Pattise
Pattison
Tillman
Chandler
Tilden
Anp
Senate
Bailes
Minority candidates and the duty of the minority party
The minority in every county should run earnest candidates to keep discipline and principles alive. A well chosen, honest, and capable minority candidate protects the people from corrupt bargaining, risks of unfit leadership, and may force better public service even in defeat.
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The
Enquirer
Carl Schurz A Pioneering American Statesman Passes Away
The obituary honors Carl Schurz born in Prussia who emigrated to the United States and became a soldier, journalist, and official. It notes his democratic ideals, stubborn diligence, and mastery of English, shaping a life of independence and public service that inspired many in America and Europe.
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United States
Carl Schurz
Prussia
Bonn
Germany
Europe
America
County surveyors to prepare and submit public works plans
The legislature passes House Bill 683 requiring county surveyors to prepare graphs specifications details and cost estimates for construction or repair of bridges culverts roads drains and other public improvements excluding buildings. They must submit contract forms to the board commissioners and report conditions by June 1 each year or more often if required. They are responsible for inspecting all public improvements under authority of the commissioners.
Diplomatic Moves and Tariff Talk Shape Senate Debate
The dialogue centers on Chandler and Tillman with the President seeking Chandler’s mediation. A new arrangement aims to let the President outpace railroad attorneys, while Roosevelt aligns with the railroad side. Aldrich reportedly withdraws opposition to a tariff bill removing the alcohol tax, hinting at broader Standard Oil influence and potential agricultural use of denatured alcohol.
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Chandler
Tillman
Foraker
Spooser
Knox
Allison
Aldrich
Aisubodis- Pilecies
Ecnerady
Despondent Relative Deaths at Barnesville
Randulph Davis of Barnesville attempted suicide by slashing his throat. Relatives Mr. and Mrs. George H. Barr were notified. Davis, about 26, single, employed on the B&O, was despondent over the deaths of his sister and brother and ill with typhoid fever. He was found and taken to a physician, with relatives watching him to prevent another attempt. He was reported alive on Tuesday morning. He had recently bought a revolver but friends took it away.
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Chief Long
Barnesville
Randulph Davis
Davis
George H. Barr
West Wheeling Avenue
Barr
Mr. Davis
Barnersille
Jeffersonian
Kidney health tips and product endorsements from 19th century ad
An OCR fragment touts kidney remedies including Ian’s Kidney Pills and Ointment for skin issues, with testimonials from George Braden of 312 Dewey Ave. and a son who benefited from backache relief. It urges readers to buy Faoster-Milgarn Co. Buffalo NY as sole U.S. agents and warns to remember the Pena’s name.
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Cambridge
Sizre Ae
Eman
George Braden
Dewey Ave
Tona
Losa
Jill
Strey
Ian
Flice
Centa
Faoster-Milgarn Co
Buffalo
Nese York
United States
Pena
Nerve Pills Promote Recovery in Anemia Foretold
An era of weak pale girls is described with symptoms of anemia. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills are extolled as the best remedy to enrich blood and restore energy, with claims of weight gain and strong digestion. Available from Cainbridge Ohio dealer Ley & Co and Buffalo company.
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A. W
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chace
Medicine Co
Buffalo
F.cus
Cambridge
Ohio
Netley & Co
Druggista
Thirty eight successful teachers from Cambridge exam
A list of successful applicants from the Cambridge teacher’s examination held on May 5 1906. Elementary certificates for one two and three years are named with towns including Cambridge Senecaville Cumberland Salesville Lore City Quaker City and New Concord. High school certificate for two years awarded to Ross W. Amspuk jer Byesville.
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Cambridge
L. B. Adair
Byesville
Elmer Arnold
Middlebourne
Charles Burr
Cumberland
Eilis ‘Downey
L. E B. Doyle
Senecaville
R.A. Dryden
Freeport
KR. M. Gracey
W. G. Burerel
New Concord
DP. EB. Macline
Bernard McGee
Salesville
Phil I. Marrs
Lizzie Barthalow
Wisborton
Geo. J. Blazier
F. C. Rose
Verna R. Gibson
Quaker City
Blanche Hamilton
Clarabelle Leepar
Love City
Sadie M. Tedrick
Winterset
Frank Wolfe
Uae City
Anna Garvin
Cumberand
Erman W. Bell
Nannie B. Tammond
Ross W. Amspukjer
Washington Normal School session opens June 18
Washington Normal school will run from June 18 to August 3 in 1906 with instructors W O Moore and H B Thompson. An extensive course of lectures will be offered featuring leading Eastern Ohio educators. Circulars available from 8 O Moore, Washington, Ohio. Also coverage of local political candidacy and a brief society note on J F Ford and wife visiting Steubenville Ave.
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Washington Normal School
W. O. Moore
H. B. Thompson
Ohio
O. Moore
Washington
Ohi
Oklahoma store owner praises Culicura for eczema cure
Mr A C Barnett of Avard Oklahoma writes a grateful letter describing how Culicura cured his son of a scalp eczema that caused hair loss. He reports his own facial eczema resolved after taking Culicura remedies and using the soap and ointment daily, claiming continued clear skin. He cites medical treatment prior as ineffective and notes the date March 30 1905.
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A. C. Barnett
Avard
Oklahoma
Culicura
Mr. Barnett
Ptysaans
Barartt
Cotivara
Sufferer Cured by Hartman Remedies in Two Rivers Wisconsin
RS Anna WN Kaiser of Two Rivers Wisconsin suffered pelvic catarrh with back and hip pains and sleep disruption. After weeks on Pennis Perrina and Masalin she reports being stronger and pain free except when overworked. She calls the medicine wonderful and urges others to seek Hartman advice. Hartman invites women with symptoms to write for medical guidance.
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Anna WN. Kaiser
Two Rivers
Wis
Pennis
Cambridge News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Miss Leesa Taylor considers a business course. Frost damages fruit. Miss Maggie and Lizzie Dunning visit Cambridge relatives. Herman Brill bought a fine team of horses. Mr and Mrs Jas Guthrie visited Mr Taylor. High Mill entertainment a success. Schoolhouse papering admired. Teacher and pupils activity evident in dialogues. Mr and Mrs Austin Brill visiting Tierman Brill. Terrence Caldwell finds work in Cambridge. Many youths at spelling contest at Bishard's. good time reported. Miss Leona Faylor hosted a gathering honoring Miss Corda Schwyhart with games and music. Prof C B Monroe of Claysville visited J D Taylor. Chas Bunning employed at Midway mines.
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Maggie
Lizzie Dunning
Cambridge
Herman Brill
Jas. Guthrie
Taylor
High Mill
Tigh Hill
Austin Brill
Aanesville
Tierman Brill
Terrence Caldwell
Bishard
Leona Faylor
Corda Schwyhart
Painting 4 House and Economic House Painting Ad
An advertisement extols painting a house with Green Seal Paint as a sound investment that increases value and public taste. It urges consistency with Green Seal Liquid Paint and promotes Carlisle and Grimes Co. as the seller. Also notes a guaranteed cure for piles with Paso Ointment, refundable by druggists if not cured in days.
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Carlisle and Grimes Co
Carlisle and
Grimes Cn
Carlisle
aTyes Bre
Wet or Dry Vote Question in Cambridge City
Cambridge faces a decision on a possible wet petition and a liquor trade vote. The piece名前 questions who the so called representative businessmen backing the petition might be and criticizes the mayor and police for keeping the town orderly. It predicts public interest in the petition carriers and notes Cambridge’s improving economy and sober citizenry.
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Cambridge
Bradford
Royal
Cambridge Grocery Sugar Day Announcement
On Tuesday May 22 the Cambridge Grocery Co offers Granu lated Sugar in 100 pound sacks for 81.75 and 25 pound sacks for 1.20 to consumers only. Sugar prices rise by June 1 to six cents or higher. Remember the lunch counter cake department and Hazel Brand Coffee.
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Cambridge Grocery Co
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New York World
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Bealth
Washington Normal
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Columbus
Thea City
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Br. J
Ford
Somerset
Steubenville Avenue
Peruna
Anna N
Kaiser
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
R. F. BD
Leesa Taylor
C. B. Monroe
Claysville
J. D. Taylor
Chas. Bunning
Midway Mines
Treneatalor
the Telegraph School Co
Uhrichsville
Lydia A. Campbell
Robert Campbell
B. Ferguson
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