Local Nomination Notes From Sub-District Convention
The first reciprocity movement under the new administration is to be consummated with cost negotiations submitted to Congress early in the session. A Democratic ticket in eighth district counties was discussed, with no nominations for common pleas judge and a resolution declaring the convention's sentiment. Delegates from multiple counties attended the sub-division meeting chaired by C. M. Reed.
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Congress
Denwentie Suger
Subedis Isi
Guern
Morgan
Nedle
Mawkingum
Zan
Court of Cosmic Pleas
David Okes Aar
McCuline JH. Muoter
R.T
Dual murder confession and lynching threat in Missouri
William Geerhul confessed to Prose the murder of Mrs. Sadie Uren and her suitor John Meloy by his brother Daniel Greenhal, who struck Meloy with a hatchet and then killed Uren. A warrant for Calip Andrews followed, with lynching tensions high as Greens and Andrews were moved to Hillsborough for safety. Washington dispatch notes a Colombian cabinet crisis and potential foreign minister appointment. In Indiana, Frederick Hartman killed in a quarrel with his wife before fatally shooting himself. A London dispatch reports Kruger abandoning a delegation to the U.S. due to Roosevelt’s non intervention policy.
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DeSoto
William Geerhul
Williams
Daniel Greenhill
Sadie Uren
John Meloy
Meloy
Calip Andrews
Andrews
Greand Andrews
Hillsborough
Washington
Dr. Silva
Bogota
Miguel Abadia Mendez
Colombia
Valparaiso
Ind
Hobart
Frederick Hartman
Hartman
Roosevelt
Gellies
J. M. Bell
Ludlow
War Department
Root
William M. Bisbee
Thirteenth Infantry
McKinney
Rhate Island
Whitney
New York
Willam
Whiteney
England
Battle-Gilter Testimony At Schley Court Of Inquiry
The Washington court heard testimony on the San tiago campaign. Rear Admiral Evans, Captain Jewell, and Commander Miller testified about weather conditions, the Brooklyn, and the Merrimac’s status. Evans disputed a chart error and noted May 25th to June 1st weather prevented coalading. Jewell and Miller discussed fleet movements and actions during the May 26 to May 25 period. News of Captain Lemly’s sister’s death reached Washington.
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Lowne
Collier
Brooklyn
Gilter
Washington
Schley
Evans
Santiago
Theodore B Jewell
Minneapolis
James M. Miller
Colliar Merimac
Miller
Tns
Texas Ton
Philip
Texas
Colon
Amiral Evans
Brookn
Comander Sehley
Theodore F. Jewell
Suotee
Enate
vAfter
Jewell
Cervera
Caravao
Lemly
North
Caro
A Close Call at Chinese Port Aboard Wilmington
Advices from Foo Chou by the steamer Athenian recount a near disaster at the Chinese port as the United States cruiser Wilmington’s officers and seamen narrowly escaped when a boiler explosion sent debris showering during a launch ashore in early September. All aboard loaded safely with no injuries reported.
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Victoria
B. C
Foo Chou
Wilmington
Free Chronic Disease Treatment Offer by British Doctors
Eminent British physicians offer free treatment for all chronic diseases at 434 Main Street Zanesville Ohio until October 14. The program includes consultation, examination, minor surgery, and medicines for three months, with no charges for services to eligible patients. Office hours daily except Sunday. individuals encouraged to inquire at the corner of SU and Marinstre for details.
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Main Street
Zanesville
Beivish Medica
Lyon
Phio
Hinshitarte
Ofice Hones
Rulal
Local items list guests and residents across Pleasant Valley region
An array of notices reports visitors and health updates around Pleasant Valley including Mrs Mimie Derry and Mrs Stewart guests of Marcum Mes Hither Doialass and Derby connections. Typhoid fever illness at Londonderry and multiple local residents visiting friends or preparing moves. A missionary talk by Miss Mary Lawrence Sanday drew a large audience. School terms and teaching positions noted along with property moves and farm work.
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Mimie Derry
Robi. Stewart
Preeparb
Marcum Mes
Doialass
Hanson Pulley
Derby
Thais Poen
Adan Mulley
Druach
Londonderry
Tom Bary
New York
Robin Voorhes
Myrtle Boyd
Selene Marine
New Philadelphia
Caste Storkshie
Blanc
Wiford Capeluid
Cleveland
Mary Lawrence Sanday
Leresting
United Presbyterian
Sundday
Joe Johnson
Greet Hayes
Della Loneworth
Nelson Tattle
van Bell
Charlotte Parkinson
Dobustar
Morristown
Iis
Howard Suhuston
Pleasant Valley
Hoc. Spers
Remarkable Nerve Pills Praised by Dr Bates of Corfu
Dr J W Bates testifies to Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills curing nervous disorders misdiagnosed as epilepsy. A young woman treated for years by two doctors improved after four pills daily, gaining weight and recovering health. Each box bears Chase signature. price 50 cents, six boxes 2.40. Manufactured by J A Chase Medicine Co New York. sold in Cambridge by I M Oxley.
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J. W. Bates
Corfu
A. W. Chase
Tr. Chase
Dr. Acw
Chase
J. A
Chase Medicine Co
Local notices and obituaries from Morgan County area
A fragmentary North Salem area page notes residents and visitors, including Hon Wola Simpson and family, Mr Reed and relatives in Ohio, and several local church and social references. It mentions a recent accident, marriages, and people visiting kin, plus a note on saving habits and a local business promotion.
Winterset Social Roundup and Local Visits
Winterset notes list residents visiting relatives and travelers moving through town. Mr Charlie Ables and his mother visited Me James Lindsey's last Sunday. Johnie Denham family and others were in Hel mont country week prior. Miss Mia Morton of Barnesville returned home from North street visit with Mrs Hood. Mrs Woltz plans to spend winter with her daughter Mrs Hood.
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Alys
EA. Tangley
Nuutday
Allbritain
Hesville
Sidlay
Busin
Zinesville
Gibson H
Hey
BO Gudgel
Colimiits
Bhaughe McClellaid
Dray Spark
Ross
Martha Clury
Visib
Charlie Ables
Awa
Janes Lindsey
M Johnie Denham
Helmont
Mrs. Bord
Mil' Nile
Ben Ford
Mia Morton
Barnesville
BR. Hood
Ina Morton
Wasilington
Wihel Patterson
Cambridge
TH. . Ueiner
Charleston
W. Va
Guernsey
David Luardder
Indianapolis
Javal Luaadder
She Jackson
Gambeldee
Huel Paerson
Juin McDonald
Moemer
Bernard
Jett
Sheffield
Trenry Cramer
Pusat Couby
HL. Appleton
Ross Raulinson
Munish
Richird McMuallin
Wellsville
George We Walike
Bonnard
Nebraska
Ulyssus
Hiis
B. Lawrence
Than Howe
Ethel Pablerson
Mattie Seawford
Hole
Sylvanus Young
Missonel
le Be
Sine
Shirley
Samuel 10
Stephens
CG. Brame
Ralla
Jeniee Ets
Dunesville
Siegfried Wits
Linney Anderson
Washington
James S. Woyd
Old Ooloek
Boyd
John Boyd
Aowell
Methodist Church of Washington
Tle
Saubath
Rew Th Stewart
Bernice Daxter
Bo Baxter
Cawbridge
John Miller
North Street
Nee Hines
Samuel McNott
Mar Hel
Methodist
Phurschy
IL Appleton
Iussist
IL Stewart
Washington Cemetery
Tuskand
Washington Chronicle notes busy week in Washitington
School started on Monday as residents recount weekly events. Visitors include Miss Wilhel Patterson and Mrs. Juin McDonald. Local entries cover fairs, travel to Cincinnati, family departures, church history notes, and obituaries of James S. Boyd and Bernice Baxter, with community notices on society movements and illnesses.
Sugar Tree Community Notices and Visits
Reorge Lanting and wife visited feuds near Sewellsville last week and attended Chestoyran fair. Jash week and PD. McTalan made a business trip to Phunk. Win Wilson of New Concord visited last Thursday. Mrs. J. Gillespie and others from Colanstmay were at the old home this week. Miss Maggie McCleary came to the home week and is ill. Rita McCullaigh of Bradyys began her winter term at McCleary's Monday. George Clark's progress under Samuel Kennedy shown at Zatte ALC aust.
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Olid Dahn
Mant Per
Malta
Colanstmay
J. Gillespie
Win
Culbertson
Ville
Zug
North Salen
Miecontenelal
Ugby Aly
Finley Linn
TK Linn
Cgillghiry
Finny
Rita McCullaigh
Bradyys
McCleary
George Clark
Samuel A. Kennedy
Industrial growth and tax relief discussed in Cambridge
The article notes papered plans for expanding housing to support a growing glass industry and a new steam mill. it highlights employment gains, investment opportunities and tax relief as essential for prosperity. John Buster and family from Sheikla visit Washington and stay with M Baxter on Steubenville Avenue before returning home.
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John Buster
Sheikla, I
Washington
Baxter
Steubenvile Avenue
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