Court Transcript of 1908 Circuit Order Issued in Cambridge
Andrew J. Linn, Clerk, certifies this transcript as a true copy of the original order of the Circuit Judges in the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Ohio. Dated October 2, 1908, at Cambridge, Guernsey County. Signature and seal affixed.
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State OF Ohio
Seventh Judicial District
Lake County
Ashtabula
Geauga County
Trumbull County
Monroe County
Harrison County
Bemont County
Jefferson County
Jerome B. Burrows
Peter A. Laurie
John M. Cook
Ciauernsey County
Andrew J. Linn
Guernsey
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Cambridge
Ohio
A. D
Haskell Demands Lease Revocation Over Franchises
The speaker vows to pursue action before Congress unless a clear showing of fair treatment for his people is established. He expresses suspicion about acquisitions of valuable franchises or property rights and cites the involvement of named men.
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Weist
Ohio
Toledo
Monetta
Tex
United States
England Halts Press with Powers Notice in Bulgaria Crisis
France mediates Turkey Bulgaria talks as Britain, Russia and possibly Italy pledge unified effort. Austria Hungary plans Bosnia Herzegovina status change while merchants, banks in Paris discuss financing war. King Ferdinand coordinates with Bulgaria allies as Europe braces for possible new congress to revisit Berlin treaty terms.
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Hulgaria
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Paris
France
Turkey
Pichon
M. Iswolsky
Naou Pasha
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Berlin
Constantinople
Young Turk Party
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Herzegovia
Europe
London
England
Germany
Ofurope
Prince Ferdinand
Serbs Rally Against Austrian Annexation Threats
Reports from Belgrade indicate Servia is aroused to the danger point with bands marching and shouting for war with Austria rather than annexation, as governments and press debate the issue across Europe.
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Europe
Bosnia
Herzegovia
Austria-Hungary
Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Visit to England yields vivid travel notes and oddities
Mr and Mrs Wm Upton and daughter recount a three month England tour visiting Wolverhampton Shrewsbury and Manchester. They describe flower shows, old castles, hop fields, working mills, historic houses, and relics, with prices and sizes noted, ending with rough seas and shipwrecks before returning home.
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Wm. Upton
Carl Stock
England
Shrewsbury
Bellevue Park
Manchester
Gibraltar
Wittenall
London
Dudley Castle
Oliver Cromwell
Dudley
Long Castle
Stafford
Geo. Washington
Liverpool
St. Gree Hall
Chester
City Engineer Hoge and Attorney Bentle Visiting Zanesville
City Engineer O. M. Hoge was in Zanesville on business this afternoon and attorney James T. Bentle of St. Clairsville was in the city on legal business today.
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O. M. Hoge
Zanesville
James T. Bentle
St. Clairsville
Marriage License Issued to Turkle and Hays
Floyd C. Turkle of Fairview and Nora Hays of Middlebourne have been issued a marriage license.
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Floyd C. Turkle
Fairview
Nora Hays
Middlebourne
Regular Board of Education Meets, Votes Bills
The Board of Education held a regular meeting last evening. no major business was conducted beyond approving the routine bills.
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Board of Education
Ohio Co. reports 50-barrel producer in Roseville field
The Ohio Fuel and Supply Co. cheers a 50-barrel producer in the Roseville field, believed to be the best yet in that area.
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Ohio Fuel and Supply Co
Roseville
Local Resident Returns Home After Illness
Frank Smith, previously ill at his brother in law George Whitak of R. D. 2, was moved to his home on North Sixth Street this afternoon.
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Frank Smith
Geo. Whitak
Sixth Street
Wheat Gains Lead Chicago Grain Market on War Scare
The Turkish Bulgarian war scare and renewed export demand buoyed wheat on the Chicago local exchange finishing with net gains of fractions to 1 cent from the previous close. Corn and oats were irregular and provisions weak with oats dropping about 2/3 to 1 percent. October options closed with wheat near 98 to 99, corn around 64% and oats about 49.
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Chicago
Market Report Grain Dairy Livestock Prices
Corn No 3 yellow ear priced around 93494 with timothy hay at 13.00 to 13.50 and prints butter tubs at 28 to 29 cents. Cheese from New York full cream 13 percent. Cattle supplies light with 85 cars on sale. prices per hundredweight range from 3.50 to 6.25 for various grades and cows, with primes up to 5.90 and bulls to 4.00. Sheep and lambs show higher demand. prime wethers 4.25 to 4.40, veal calves 8.00 to 8.75. Hogs receipts 50 double decks. market strong for corn-fed hogs, with primes 7.15 to 7.80 and other weights listed.
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Ohio
New York
Local visitors from several towns meet in the city
Cc C Anderson of Barnesville and Chas Cooper of McConnellsville were in the city on business. Cc AH Zimmerman of Chiilicoth and IF H Hoisington traveled there on business. Miss Martha Brown of Senecaville shopped in the city, while Mr George Williams of Senecaville and Dr Albert Snell of Cincinnati were in the city on professional or business matters.
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Chas, Cooper of
McConnellsville
Cc. AH. Zimmerman of
Chiilicoth
Martha Brown
Senecaville
George Williams
Albert Snell
Cincinnati
Weather Expect Rain Today and Tomorrow
Forecasters predict rain across the area today and tomorrow with a generally favorable outlook. The prediction, while cautious, suggests showers rather than heavy storms.
Miss Coloma McNeeley Returns From Ohio Visit
Miss Coloma McNeeley has returned from an extended visit with friends at Freeport, Ohio.
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Coloma McNeeley
Freeport
Ohio
Miss Ethel Lingenfelter Visits Zanesville Friends
Miss Ethel Lingenfelter traveled to Zanesville this morning for a short visit with friends, staying several days.
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Ethel Lingenfelter
Zanesville
Cambridge Visit By Mrs Wollett And Miss Mehaffey
Miss Mary Mehaffey and Mrs Rev Wollett of Washington spent today visiting Cambridge friends.
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Mary Mehaffey
Rev. Wollett
Washington
Cambridge
Mrs Samuel Harper and Daughter Visit Cambridge Friends
Mrs Samuel Harper and her daughter Miss Retta from New Concord visited Cambridge friends today, strengthening local social ties and sharing time together in the afternoon.
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Samuel Harper
Miss Retta
New Concord
Cambridge
Cambridge Band Concert At Colonial Theater Monday
Do not miss the Cambridge band concert at the Colonial Theater Monday evening featuring the latest selections. The event runs from 26 to 31 and showcases the ensemble’s evolving program.
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Cambridge
Colonial Theater
Telegraph Operator Harry Finley Resumes Marietta Division Duty
Harry Finley left this afternoon for Post Boy to resume his duties as telegraph operator on the Marietta Division.
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Harry Finley
Marietta
Cambridge Band Concert at the Colonial Theatre
The Cambridge Band will give a grand concert at the Colonial theatre on Monday evening. Audience members are invited to attend this local music event hosted in town.
J S Fritz Travels to Zanesville with Friends
J S Fritz went to Zanesville this afternoon in his automobile and was accompanied by Mrs Virgil Fordyce and Misses Cora and Margaret Garey.
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J. S. Fritz
Zanesville
Virgil Fordyce
Misses Cora
Margaret Garey
Mary MacAndless and Rev McConkey Guests of Robt McConkey
Mrs. Mary MacAndless and Mrs. Rev J W McConkey of Grove City Pennsylvania are guests of their brother Robt McConkey and family at R D 10.
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Mary MacAndless
J. W. McConkey
Grove City, Pa
Robt. McConkey
R. D
Mrs. J. M. Teague Called Home After Illness
Mrs. J. M. Teague died at her daughter’s home in Indianapolis after a week of illness from acute Bright’s disease. Born February 14, 1853, she will have funeral services at the Purcell residence led by Rev. R. A. Elliott, with later interment in Richmond, Indiana. Relatives accompanying the body include Edwin O. Teague and Frances Fletcher, and Mrs. T. M. Callahue.
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Bright
J. M. Teague
C. H. Purcell
North Tenth Street
Teague
Purcell
R. A. Elliott
VU. P
Richmond
Ind
Edwin O. Teague
Frances Fletcher
Brooklyn
T. M. Callahue
Indianapolis
Mrs Jos Austin Elizabeth Austin Dies at Home
Mrs Jos Austin Elizabeth Austin died at 429 Sand Avenue last evening at 6 10. She was born in England on June 7 1850 and came to the United States in 1887. Survived by husband Joseph and son Joseph a brother John Perry of England and sister Mrs Jacob Foster of New Kensington Pa. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm Rev A A DeLarme First Baptist officiating Versailles cemetery burial.
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Elizabeth Austin
Joseph Austin
Cambridge, O
Sand Avenue
England
Joseph
John Perry
Jacob Foster
New Kensington
A. A. DeLarme
First Baptist Church
Versailles Cemetery
McKeesport
Fire at Martha Stanley Home in Kimbolton Spreads but Is Stopped
Kimbolton residents were awakened by a fire at Martha Stanley's dwelling last Friday afternoon. The blaze started in the roof from a kitchen flue spark but local citizens extinguished it quickly with minimal damage. Mrs Stanley, an invalid, remains in a helpless condition following a prior paralytic stroke.
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Kimbolton
Martha Stanley
Stanley
Hes
Cosgrave and Weller Visit Zanesville on Business
Meesrs. W. B. Cosgrave and Sam Weller of Zanesville were in the city on business today.
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W. B. Cosgrave
Sam Weller
Zanesville
Fairmont Woman Called Home After Grandfather's Death
Miss May Giffin of Fairmont West Virginia visiting here two weeks went to Bell Aire this morning upon learning of her grandfather's death.
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May Giffin
Fairmont
W. Va
Bellaire
Blood Bitters Advertising Claim Promises Perfect Health
An early ad touts Blood Bitters as restoring perfect health by making blood rich and pure. It claims heavy impure blood causes a muddy complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion, while thin blood causes weakness and pallor.
Paved streets hazardous to horses in autumn leaves
Leaves on paved streets create dangerous driving conditions for horses and have led to numerous injuries and the killing of valuable driving horses in cities.
Mrs Black Leads Columbus Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Mrs Samuel L. Black wife of Judge S L Black formerly of Cambridge serves as president of the Columbus Anti-Tuberculosis Society. The organization receives praise from officers of the national society for its work.
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Samuel L. Black
S. L. Black
Cambridge
Columbus Anti-Tuberculosis Society
National Society
Women prepare forState W C T U convention trip
Mrs Chas Campbell and Mrs Clarence Rummell left for Akron Ohio to attend the State W C T U convention this week. Mrs Hood Hoskins and Willey will follow in the morning.
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Chas. Campbell
Clarence Rummell
Akron
8S. B. Hood
J. C. Hoskins
Willey
No Deception in Politics Though Some Tame Without It
The note asserts that politics should be honest. without deception the scene would still seem tame. It argues for integrity while acknowledging ease of manipulation remains a temptation in public life.
Don's Ointment promises instant itch relief
An advertisement notes Don's Ointment stops itching instantly and cures conditions such as piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes and scabies. Distributed as a general drug store product with no specific dates or sources.
Man's Overestimation Questioned
A terse aphorism notes there is little reason for a man to overestimate himself, suggesting caution against excessive self-regard.
Dean's Regulus Laois Laxative Ad Used for Constipation
For mild constipation a single dose of Dean's Regu lais eases bowels. Treatment cures habitual constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them.
Enemies loved, friends attract highlight proverb value
The line contrasts how a man gains affection from foes versus the stronger pull of loyal friends who rally around him. It underscores social dynamics and the appeal of personal influence over opposition.
Dr. Thomas Electric Oil Touted Against Croup
Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the best remedy for the often fatal disease croup, noting eight years of successful use in her family.
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Thomas
What the kidneys do and a testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills
The article explains kidneys filter blood, remove impurities, and keep health, noting symptoms from kidney trouble. A Cambridge reader testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for backache, dizziness, and improved well being, with 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents in Buffalo.
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Theodore Meyers
Steubenville Avenue
Cambridge
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Largest ever county cast noted in report
The article records the largest ever cast in the county, highlighting unprecedented scale and civic participation. Details confirm the total figure and its significance for local records and future elections.
Local druggists destroy whisky in sewer disposal
Lebanon reports W H Jackson & Son poured stock of whisky into sewers on Monday. Three barrels were ruined as a protest tied to a recent local option election. W M Jackson stated rivals accused them of aiming to make the county dry to boost wet business.
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Lebanon
W. H. Jackson & Son
W. M. Jackson
Oll
Ohio counties vote dry as 1560 prisoners cheer Chaplain
In Columbus 1560 prisoners, 1300 of them intemperate, cheered when Chaplain Starr announced that all 22 counties voting on the saloon question went dry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Starr
Questio
Case Settled In Embezzlement Inquiry
Joseph Meiser arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Meredith on a warrant sworn by Ann Damus for embezzlement. The case was settled last night with Charles Andrews and Meiser facing charges.
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Joseph Meiser
S. Meredith
Warra
Ann Damus
Charles Andrews
Meiser
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