Withdrawal of Charles S. Dana from lieutenant governor race
The article notes Charles S. Dana of Washington County has withdrawn from the lieutenant governor nominating contest after recent travels through northern areas. It also references possible Russia Japan peace efforts and Roosevelt as peacemaker, with Emperor William commenting on Russian army moral issues and implications for the United States Army.
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Huo
Charles S. Dana
Washington County
Dhad
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
William
Mi Kden
States Army
Startling Hickory Tree Signals Democratic Rise at State House
An Ohio State House park discovery of a vigorous 50 foot Jackson era hickory tree prompts speculation that its growth foresees a stronger Democratic presence. Observers contrast past partisan removals with the tree’s emergence as a symbol of political strengthen in Governor W. A. Taylor’s era.
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Columbus
State House
Wayne County
Andy Jackson
Governors Office
Ohio
W. A. Taylor
Governmental fiscal year ends. deficit looms over 325000
The text discusses an impending treasury shortfall beyond 325000 and contemplates remedies such as bonds or taxation. It notes political maneuvering around nominations, primaries nearing, and a climate of uncertainty and potential reform. It highlights local civic concerns about roads, graft, municipal spending, and calls for independent voter action. The piece mentions figures like Senator Dick and Geo. Andrew L. Hattis, as well as party dynamics in Cambridge and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Wills Creek Valley
Extravagance and Expenditures in Ohio Politics
Governor Nash and predecessor Bushnell left a state surplus dwindling, with figures show a General Assembly session costing $365,000 in hangers-on pay. The write-up criticizes lavish expenses and hints at future party maneuvers around Senator Foraker for 1908. Also notes TL Ohliger’s eight-year penitentiary sentence for bank draft fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Bushnell
J. C. Amos
Senate
General Assembly
Jeffersonian Newspapers Praise For Cambridge Paper
Ohio newspapers laud the Cambridge Jeffersonian and its long service under John M. Amos. Comments praise democracy, fairness, and prosperity as the Jeffersonian marks 73 to 74 years of publication across several citations from Cadiz Sentinel Spirit of Democracy and local outlets. The notes highlight Amos as a capable editor and the publication’s enduring community role.
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Guernsey
Jefferson- Jian
Lt 3S
Twe Fishers
John Me Ames & Sons
Umn
Ames Fey
Cadiz Sentinel
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Ohio
Jeffersonian
Cambridge
Beartiis
Barnesville
John M. Amos
Lafayette
Death of Hon David D Taylor in Cambridge Ohio 1906
Hon David D Taylor died at his residence on North Street in Cambridge Ohio on Sunday October 14 1906 at 10 40 am He was born July 24 1842 in Oxford township Guernsey county and was 62 years 8 months and 20 days old He was the youngest son of the late Alexander D and Sarah Danber Taylor and spent his boyhood on a farm educated in common schools and Cambridge high school He taught in Guernsey and Noble counties and served as a private in the 85th Ohio during the Civil War He later worked in the Guernsey Times office where his brother Col J D Taylor was principal proprietor and editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Danner Taylor
Ibis
North Sth Street
Cambridge
Ohio
Alexander D
Sarah Danber Taylor
Oxford Township
Guernsey County
Cambridge High School
Guernsey
Noble Counties
Sarahsville
Cambridge Times editor dies after long career and union with Martha Craig
Longtime Cambridge Times proprietor and editor dies after a life of public service. Married December 1871 to Martha Craig. survived by sons Roland, Max, John Sherman, and daughter Mattie. Former postmaster, state legislator for Guernsey County, author of Standard Time and Musher acts. Active in M E church, Typographical Union 208, and Pennyroyal Reunion. Funeral Wednesday at Cambridge M E Church at 2 34 with Rev W B Wisters leading.
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the Times
Martha Craig
Roland C
Max P
John Sherman
Mattie
Bin
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Ohio
Wm. EB. Bude
Guernsey Taylor
M. E. Church
Typographical Union 208
G. A. BR
Pathinders
Pennyroyal
Harvest Home
Daily Morning Times
Wth
Roosevelt
Cambridge M. E
W. B. Wisters
Teachers Certffcates for sixty examinees announced
After Saturdays teachers examination, thirty eight candidates were successful. Names listed include Ross Rumspeker Willard L Doyle Cin Gernson Lian Laie Meere Ee Pant C. prinbie W Frame Thenpsen Aary Bliss Beo Lara Dudley Dilley Alta Grete Nellie Hanna Le oly Gres Mildred Moorel Lola Sunnatiank Hed EB Taylor L Ainéal Waite Adair Homer Baker Jour Coppingham Howard Ens B S Johnston Wo DL Petiiston WA Lowther W H Mctonpeit Josie Alwine Gertrude Harper Blanche FE Stone Mary F Mereil for three years C L Stars J W Gariest.
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Ross - Rumspeker
Willard
L. B. Doyle
Cin Gernson
Lian Laie
Meere
Ee Pant c. Prinbie
Fh W. Frame
Thenpsen
Aary Bliss
Ie Beo
Lara Dudley
Bessie Dilley
Alta
Grete
Nellie Hanna
le Oly
Gres
Mildred Moorel
Ude M
Lola Sunnatiank
Hed
EB. Taylor
C. L. Stars
J. W. Gariest
Noel Hotel Rebrands as National Hotel Under New Owners
J M Foreman and VA Judy assume ownership of the Noel Hotel on Monday and rename it The National Hotel. They plan extensive improvements and changes, leveraging long experience in the travel trade to attract guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. M. Foreman
VA. Judy
Noel Hotel
Noel
National Hotel
Deafness Cure Claim With Contested Remedies
A fragment discusses deafness treatment by confusional remedies. It mentions the Eustachian tube as the affected area, states inflammation blocks drainage, and claims restoration when the tube clears. A prize offer promises one hundred dollars for a proof of the cure.
Nan Patterson Released on Own Recognizance
New York May 12 1905 Nan Patterson was released from prison today on her own recognizance. Harrisburg Pa Special One wreck victim identified as Misa Nettle Robinson of Cleveland Ohio Samuel Shubert theater manager in New York and other victim died this morning.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Harrisburg
Misa Nettle Robinson
1Qlaveland
Ohio
Samuel Shubert
Arrest of Wm Engle in Hartford post office theft case
Detective Wm Bean of the Pennsylvania Lines arrrested Wm Engle of Pleasant City on robbery charges linked to the Hartford post office and Wykolf general store thefts in April. Engle denied guilt, bonded for trial, later rearrested. U.S. authorities to transfer him to Zanesville for federal proceedings. Earlier, Fred Walters tied to Belle Valley depot thefts confessed under Bean’s lead.
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Wm. Bean
Pennsylvania
Wm. Engle
Pleasant City
A. EB. Wykolf
Hartford
Bean
James, Jrogee
Engle
Yates Gregg
Justice of the Peace
Lindsey
Watson
Squire Lindsey
United States
U. S
Marhal John McAllister
Marietta
Zanesville
U. 5
Meyers
Harkins & Combs
Beile Valley
Fred Walters
Belle Valley
Walters
Caldwell
Richcreek
Nadie County
U. Ss. Inspecteur
P. Owens
Canton
Is Thisa Square Deal for Burke in Ohio Case
Joseph Burke of Paulding County must serve five years in the penitentiary for entering a boxcar used as a station and taking an umbrella to shield himself from rain. The sentence is portrayed as the lightest possible under the indictment and contrasted with others protected by money and power. the piece calls the outcome hardly a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burke
Paulding County
Ohio
Burke
W C T U Elects Delegates at May Meeting
The W C T U met in the M E church parlors on Wednesday May 10 electing delegates to the county convention to be held at Quarter City May 18 and 19. Delegates chosen include Mrs F L Rosemond Mrs L R Vance Mrs BR Sheppard Mrs D Nichols Mrs M Stewart Mrs G L Campbell and Mrs L G Haines. Alternates listed are Mrs W S McCartney Mrs Thos Pyles Mrs C M Campbell Mrs Dan B E Wallace Mrs A G Scott and Mrs A A Taylor.
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M. E
Quater City
F. L. Rosemond
L. R. Vance
BR. F. Sheppard
D. §. Nichols
M. Stewart
G. L. Campbell
L. G. Haines
Bard of Ecuca fion school board meeting notes
The Bard of Ecuca fion held Friday evening meeting with all members present. Prof WH Hobse, Cambridge public schools new superintendent, attended and accepted the office. An order for a library fund of 720.45 was issued. teaching staff for next year not decided. About forty residents joined a Milnerville trip to surprise Jesse McKinney for his birthday, with many local families present.
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Ecuca
Fion
Alr
McCulloch
WH. Z
Cambridge Public Schools
Cn Mnat
Carnes
Winnett
Milnerville
Jesse McKinney
H. A. Morrow
Alex Blair
H. F. Mcfionald
J. W. Dillehay
B. M
Alison
Jobo Allison
G. M. Wilson
Boss McKioney
Rose McKioney
Perry County
Resignations of Ohio Sabbath school leaders noted
J A Crow reports regret over Rev RB B Wilson pastor of Cumberland C P church and Rev T D Edgar of Cambridge First U P resigning. He praises their four years as Sab-Lab school committee officers, recounts county organizing tours in 1903, and urges continued support while hoping successors will continue the work. He notes remaining officers Rev J M Shafer and Rev W B Winters and praises Ohio’s influence.
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RB. B Wilson
C. P. Church
Cumberland
Ohio
T. D. Edgar
U.P. Church
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Joshua
Moses
J. M Shafer
W. B. Winters
Wilson
Edgar
Keystone
County Sunday School Convention to Meet in Washington
May 25 26 the County Sunday School convention meets in Washington May 25 28 Delegates from each township will attend with 20 doubtful attendees State Home Department Secretary will join as many schools take up Home Department work The year ends and financial concerns rise as offerings lag behind last year Readers urged to contribute before the convention to meet obligations A financial statement will be published after the year closes Your Co-Worker Anna Colvin County Secretary.
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Washington
State Home Department
Home Department
Abe
Anna Colvin
Hon A L Pearson Dead and Reg John Spriges Dies
Hon A L Pearson dies after interment twelve hours later his law partner John P Spriges died from heart disease Both men were longtime eastern Ohio figures with Pearson serving two terms in the state senate as prosecuting attorney probate judge Monroe County and two terms in Congress from the 15th district He chaired the committee on Invalid Pensions and was widely admired and loved by friends and former army comrades.
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John P. Spriges
Scdffeld
Hon. L. Pearson
Pearson
Ohio
Unis
State Senate
Monroe County
Congress
dJudge Pearson
Garden City of America Dayton Shaped by Landscape Art
Dayton earns the nickname Garden City of America for its deep adoption of outdoor art and planned grounds. Experts credit local architects Obmstead Brothers and a nationwide landscape shift, urging homeowners to start with a clear plan, mass plants for foliage, and select drought tolerant shrubs, vines, and flowers to craft a coherent, natural looking home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohly
Garden Magazine
M. Georges Benouit-Levy
Garden City Assocation
Paris
France
America
Gayton
Jimself
Daytop
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promise
An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles with Paro Ointment. It claims the product will heal any case within 6 to 14 days, with the first use providing relief. Druggists refund money if it fails, or send in for mail delivery from Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo.
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G G, Green
Boschee
Paris Medicine Co
St. Logis. Mo
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Boa
Bowen
Loomis
Rascals
Pension Bureau
Santa Fe
Zavesville
Gobbie
State Central Committee
J. R. Alexander
J. B. Anderson
Chester A. Get George Brush
W. R. Baker
W. B. Dengrave
L. Ft
Senator Foraker
A. G. Thurman
TL. P. Ohliger
Internal Revenue
Wooster National Bank
Tayser
Berrick
David D. Taylor
Hlon. D. D. Taylor
Nan
W.C.T
J. A. Crow
A. L. Pearson
Mr A Sen Maas Eebate
Kennedy
E. W. Grove
Cai Clam
Mae Wells
de Wells Tea
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