Cambridge Masons Dedicate Magnificent New Temple
The Cambridge Masons dedicated their new temple with a large ceremony on Wednesday. Trustees Burgess Sebick Berton and Turnbaugh led the building committee, with Potter and others aiding. The Blue Lodge opened at 2:30 pm followed by dedicatory addresses, music, and a grand banquet. The event ended with dancing, a stereopticon lecture, and a toastful reception, featuring 230 Master Masons and 260 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Masons
M. Burgess
Fll
Sebick
John W. Berton
M. R. Potter
Chas
Turnbaugh
L. R. Campbell
O. S. Turnbaugh
KF. L. Sebick
J. M. Wood
S M. Hyde
Cambridge
A. W. Hoyd
Robert Donnelly
John Davis
I. A. Oldham
Chas. Oldham
Chas. 5
Heiding Committee
BE. W. Mathews
Cde
Fred L. Rosemond
Coshucten Lodge
Carver
Clut
Eastern Star
Apa
Ren C. Hayes
Ottish Kite Room
Blue Lodge
Gayety
C. R. Potter
Stomach Troubles Tip Public Health Progress
Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi suffered six months with stomach trouble. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her allowing her to eat anything and feel proud. Sold by Brennan and Wilson and J M Hawthorne. The Grand Lodge colored K of P meets in Zanesville June 2 th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Brennan and Wilson
J. M. Hawthorne
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Zanesville
County Assessors Meet in Newark to Tax Road Property
County assessors from Muskingum Noble Franklin and other counties met in Newark on Wednesday to set property tax values for a road corridor to a bus park. Officers were W Wright of Licking, president, and W Shively of Noble, secretary. Assessments listed include rolling stock and main track values per mile, sidings near Newark, and total buildings and personal property figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelsford
Muskingum
Shively
Noble
Wright
Bicking
Deabtty
Bel
Charm life of Hon Eli Sheppard and era of peril
The Los Angeles Times recounts Eli T. Sheppard former consul to Tientsin and a survivor of multiple disasters. In 1872 he escaped a Conemaugh River bridge collapse near Johnstown and later survived the ill fated America voyage to China. He was also in Tokyo during a devastating earthquake.
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Oaklain
Cal
Tientsin
China
Eli T. Sheppard
Steppard
Washington
jChitza
Johnstown
Conemaug River
Sheppard
San Francisco
America
Yedde
Consul Sheppard
Tokio
Los Angeles Times
Assessors Returns for Cambridge Wards and Nearby Townships
Cambridge 1st ward R Ti Dennis assessor, compensation v. Horses value and cattle value total 9,495, total taxable value 39,600 with 233 dogs and 23 new structures. Cambridge 3rd ward T B Sargas assessor, compensation 72, value 5,612, cattle 28, total value 251,329, 92 dogs, 50 new structures. Byesville cooperation J W Hetton assessor, compensation 62, nurses 83, value 3,402, cattle 0, value 420, cartages 3, total property value 44,762, 100 dogs, 22 new structures. Jackson township S Lee assessor, compensation 682, horses 14 value 0,023, cattle 587 value 9,828, sheep 1116 value 2,552, dogs 188 value 1,066, total personal property 74,770, dogs 214, 27 new structures.
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Cambridge 1St Ward
R. Ti. Dennis
Areesor
St. Vlaue
Cambridge 3Rd Ward
T. B. Sargas
Byesville
J. W. Hetton
Dackson
Ases- Sor
Mae District Conference Held in Cambridge Here June 25 and 26
The M E District Conference will hold meetings in Cambridge on June 25 and 26. A fine program has been published listing speakers and guests. Speakers include Drs J R Mille W L Dixon J R Keys and J J Wilson with many reverends and ladies among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Cambridge
J. IR. Mille
W. L. Dixon
R. Keys
J. J. Wilson
D. W. Merrell
C. VanCamp
G. T. Humble
AH. W
Summer schedule and local notices from Cambridge area
The Marietta division summer rate starts Sunday May 27 with minor running changes to passenger trains. Nores bound No 612 shifts to 9 15 a m arriving 9 0, No 614 unchanged at 4 35 p m, No 616 Sunday only arrives 7 00 p m instead of 6 00. Local notices report travel plans of H F Wharton and Abercrest, Botton family visits to Youngstown Akron and Pittsburgh, thanks for a bicentennial report from Dr W P Crumbackett, and news that J L Gaul t longtime druggist of New Concord died aged 34? years. The Cambridge District Methodist Advocate, edited by R Emory Geetham with J Wallace DD as presiding elder, has begun monthly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietts
Pennsylvania Lines
Cambridge
Emory Geetham
Presiaing Elder
J Wallace
Historical Notes on Rev. Thomas Drummond Tablet Unveiling
A Pittsburg Christian Advocate note from May 1906 recalls the unveiling of a tablet to Rev. Thomas Drummond at Dantenpary M E Church St Louis. It covers Drummond’s life, burial moves, and related Methodist figures, including Drummond’s death in June 1838 at age 29 and the ensuing memorialization by the Pittsburgh conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Pittsburg
Hoyle
Hchoyer
Thomas Drummond
Methodist
E. Church
Manchester
Eng
May Post
Frank
Ave
23Rd Street
Lesleyan
Olive Street
Centermary Church
St. Louis
Kristian Advosaie Ie Sb
Borhcoa
Thomas Drewmmond
John Irwin
Nelson
Hen
George Th
M. Mos
Owan
Hunter
M. E
Wesley Browning
Joseph Boyle
Far West
Newg
William Hanter
James Drummond
D. P
Pittsboro
West Virginia
East Chico
Atepee
Cambridge
Barnesville
Edward Taylor
James Dremmond
Almira
Cediz
Ohio
Hume
Dinsdale T. Young
Westeyan
Methodist Church
Thomas Drowmond
William Bryant
Union Methodist Episcopa Church
St. Lewis
C. W. Swith
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
N. Laucecex
Teton Methodist Episcopal Church
St Louis
Lucceck
Guernsey County
Thomas S Luceeck
Kimbolton
Resurrection of Henry Clay Van Voorhis Shocks Muskingum
The Cincinnati Enquirer recalls the revival of former Congressman Henry Clay Van Voorhis from Zanesville as he fights new Republican leaders in Muskingum County. The revived figure, depicted in humorous terms, loses to Black opponents and plans to stay active in politics, eyeing re nomination in two years.
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Cincinnath Wrnquirer
Zanesville
Honry Clay van Voorhis
Aanesville
Van
Muskingum County
Waller
Peter Luck
Clay
van Voorhis
Large Class Proves Successful in Saxwell Examination
The Saxwell examination held at Cambridge on Saturday May 12th saw numerous young ladies and gentlemen listed as successful. Names include A. B. Abels Londonderry. Charles Adams Jefferson. Fred Barrett Londonderry. Ray Garrett Walley. Watt Miller Cambridge. Ira F. Oldbar Cambridge. Roy Saladay Walley. Frank Scott Riland. R. R. Wilson Carter. Laura Beckett Spencer. Irene Bursen Richland. Florence Evaes Cooper Spencer. Ida J. English Madison. Margaret Foster Rich Hill. Relen Gildea Richland. Blanche Johnson Westland. Helen Kays Richland. Thetta Lanning Valley. Maud Lawyer Knox. Anna McKahan Jefferson. Homa McMillen. Ethel V. Moore Adams. Erbe Perry Wills. Mela F. Robins Walier. Blendie Shaw Cambridge. Bessie L. Schofield Valley. Minnie Spain Wailer. Ora Walters Spenser. Bertha Warne Center. Lulu Pearl Warden Adams. Anna M. Wilson Center. Maud Woodwars Cambridge. G. E. Bell, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxwell
Cambridge
A. BR. Abels
Londondsry
Charles Adams
Jeferson
Fred Barrett
Londonderry
Ray Garrett
Walley
Watt Miller
Ira F. Qldbar
Roy Saladay
Frank Scott
Ridhland
R. R. Wilson
Carter
Laura Beckett
Spencer
Irene Burse
Postponement of Chauutauqua Assembly Plans in City
The committee in charge of preparations for a Chea stauqua Assembly announces a one year postponement. Midway Park is deemed unsuitable this year and negotiations with Wm. H. Taylor, executor, for the grove north of the city failed. Taylor proposed $100 for the first year, rising by $100 annually to the fifth year, with cottages to be erected. Time is short, so further consideration is postponed though the Chau sauqua idea is not abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Park
Taylor
Mrs Maria Harris Dies After Four Month Illness
Maria Harris widow of Jacob Harris died at her home on 9th Street South Cambridge Friday morning at 4 30 o clock after a four month illness with dropsy. She was about 63 years old and is survived by one son living in Kansas City Missouri. A devout Christian she had belonged to the Cambridge M I church since youth. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 1 o'clock at her residence conducted by Rev C E Sheppard assisted by Rev W S White with interment in the city cemetery.
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Maria Harris
Jacob Harris
9Th Street
South
Cambridge
Harris
Kansas City
Cambridge M. I. Ghuseh
C. E. Sheppard
W. S. White
U. B. Church
Nineteenth Century Maternal Care Item Shown
An old notice discusses Chamberlains Salve for nursing mothers and babies with directions to wipe before nursing. It notes usage by trained nurses and lists price and retailers. Other items mention Mrs George W Johnson visiting friends in Marr etta, Chris McKee drilling a fourth well in Belle Valley, and a high school commencement with Charles Bebb among graduates.
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Chamberlain
Brennan
Wilson
PD. M . Mawthorpe
Rion
Chris. McKee
Belle Valley
McConnelsville High School
Jone
Charles B. Bebb
Cambridge
Chas
Bebb
Byesville High School Commencement Honors 1906
Byesville High School held its commencement on May 24 at the opera house before a large audience. The program featured student orations on progress, knowledge, courage, and native writers, with diplomas presented by Robison. The event honored teachers and the superintendent, with Prof Williams of Denison University as a guest speaker.
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Byesville
Cambridge
W. Filson
The
Baptist Church
James Campbell Bay
Faiieze
Mayme Bingham
Beulah Cenner
Earl D.gebner
Grebester
Bay 10
Collins
Ethel Gander
Deeil Hutton
Mary Hall
Mra Masthene
Hua McCreary
Hate Reed
Erwie Slay
Mary Wilson
Graduation Address at Denison University Ceremony
The speaker expressed deep gratitude as a parent and school board member while presenting diplomas. Denison University Dean Charles Williams delivered a 30 minute address, filled with furor, pathos, and apt illustrations, well received by all. Benediction by Rev. C S McCrath ended the program.
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Board of Education
Anl
H. L. Cash
Charles L. Williams
Denison University
Gran Tile
Ohio
Garver Robbed of $3400 Near Canal Dover
William A Garver, en route to a Barnum and Bailey show, was robbed of a pocketbook containing over 3400 in cash and checks related to a May 10 store fire loss. He believes a pickpocket took the money on a street car. Pickerton detectives traveling with the circus are investigating.
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Canal Dover
Barnum and Bailey
William A Garver
Garver
Calumbue Bank
Garver Brothers
Garver Asoks
Pickerton
Prohibition ticket names fusion partner with Democrats in Harrisburg
May 25 Harrisburg report lists Prohibition state convention nominees Governor William H. Berry Democrat from Delaware County Lieutenant Governor Homer L. Castle Prohibitionist from Allegheny County Auditor General W. T. Creasy Democrat from Columbia Secretary of Internal Affairs E. A. Coray Jr from Luzerne County. They invite fusion with Democrats who meet in Harrisburg June 27, noting Berry’s recent election as state treasurer and Castle as his counsel and former candidate. Platform endorsements include eminent domain for utility lines and a two cent passenger rate on railroads with calls against certain party acts.
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Harrisburg
William H. Berry
Delaware County
Homer L. Castle
Allegheny County
W. T. Creasy
Columbia County
E. A. Coray
Luzerne County
Berry
Castle
Ioley
Sivata
Hhe
Taupe
Ogep Farhanes
Cumberland High School Grants Eight Seniors Diplomas
Cumberland High School held commencement at the Presbyterian church with a Zanesville orchestra. Eight graduates received diplomas as Rev Donald McIntire Ross delivered the annual address and Rev B L George gave benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland High School
Presbyterian Church
Zanesville
Edna Harrold
John Murray Allison
Laura Clare McClelland
Helen Morehage
Ethel May St. Clair
F. L. St
Court House News Courthouse Common Pleas Court
Courthouse items list divorce action Henderson versus Henderson for extreme cruelty with attorney James Joyce for plaintiff. Several civil filings Jupiter Acton case, attachment, foreclosure suits, and default judgment entries. Marriage licenses to be issued for couples from Cambridge, Zanesville, and Cumberland. Probate court notes condemnation case City of Cambridge versus Duniver with 18 witnesses subpoenaed. Ohio versus John Wesley Trott proceeding with bond for next term. Miss Jane Anderson visiting Columbus.
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Anna Henderson
Martin BE. Henderson
James Joyce
Geno. A. Kupfer
J. W. Acton
O. V. Wells
Lemmon J. Hazlett
Elijah Needs
A. EL. Stevens
Clifford S. Suonafrank
Alice Guthrie
Cambridge
Jesse Osborn
Zanesville
Nancy Miller
Cumberland
W. G. Medick
Martha F. Miller
Duniver
Luecock
Ohio
John Wesley Trott
Sheppard
Bond
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health
An aged advertising notice promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims sediment in water indicates kidney trouble and touts benefits for rheumatism, urinary problems, and balance after alcohol. Includes order address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. Kilmer
Kemner & Co
Ringhamton
N.Y
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Masupte
Werkeren
Hon
Eli Sheppard
MAE
H. FL Wharton. Esq
South Wth Street
Abercrest
Pleasant City
A C. Botton
West Wheeling Avenue
Youngstown
Akron
Pittsburgh
Ir. WP. Crnmbackett
Iowa, State Hospital
J. L. Gault
New Concord
Clarence Siler
McGonnelsshle
Mr. Gaull
Col. Sarchet
M. Baker
Woodsfield
Boxwell
Frery Township
George W. Johnson
Marretta
Byesville High School
Frok Robipsor
Hoxtor
Trof. Williams
Penn
France
Panateipia
Coir
Rambourlet
Versailles
Groff
Gra
Strawbridge & Tiloihier
Court House News
Common Pleas Court
Mary OD. Straniger
Mahlon Combs
Admr
O. V
Frazier
Jane Anderson
Beatty Ave
Hoe
Columbus
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