Democratic State Ticket and Critique of Republicans in Ohio
The notice lists Democratic candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme judge clerk of the supreme court attorney general treasurer and other state posts led by Kilbourne Howells and Young among names. It also quotes Democratic charges of Republican extravagance corruption and opposition to reform in Ohio politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kilbourne
Franklin
Anthony Howells
Stark
Joseph WW. WivDy
Fayette
Supreme Court
Carey R. Young
Cuyahoga
M. B. McCarthy
Lucas
Ly Page Alesuire
Gallia
Board Public Works
James B. Holman
Brown
General Assembly
Indianapolis
France
Paris
French
Brittany
Channel
Dunkirk
Mediterranean
Belfort
Laylin and the Steel Trust Clash in Ohio Politicking
The article criticizes Secretary of State Laylin for threatening action against the Steel Trust over unlawful business in Ohio and unpaid funds. It notes a failed letter to Schwab, calls Laylin’s future steps uncertain, and accuses Republican officials of leniency toward trusts tied to campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laylin
Steel Trust
Ohio
Kev
Schwab
Kwab
England
Plain Speaking on Just and Equal Taxation in Ohio
The Democracy of Ohio advocates taxation of all property at its true value including real estate and personal property. They accuse the GOP of protecting tax dodgers and untaxed monopolies while farmers face higher assessment burdens. The piece urges voters to oppose the Republican ticket this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kilbourne Military Record Highlights Civil War Service
Official record shows Col James Kilbourne enlisted as a private in 1862, rose to captain by year end, served on General Tat tle and General MacArthur staffs, brevetted major lieutenant colonel and colonel, mustered out August 14 1865, and participated in major actions from Jackson to Fort Blakely along with numerous engagements and staff duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kilbourne
Co. A
93Th O. V
Leutenant
J.M
Tupelo
Camargo
Old ‘Tom Creek
Tishmingo
Oxford
Tallehatchie River
Abbeville
College Hill
Duvall’s Bluff
Arkansas
Cliffton
Tenn
Eastport
Miss
New Orleans
Dauphin’s Island
Alabama
Seige
Old Spanish Fort
Fort Blakely
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
Sixteenth Corps
Widow Witwer Case Heads for Akron Murders Link
Akron widow Mrs A J Witwer is jailed on suspicion of multiple murders after autopsies reveal arsenic and copperas in a sister and other deceased relatives. A city receiver move targets $168000 in bonds amid Akron’s tax and payroll crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ghia
Dayton
A. J. Witwer
Witwer
Anna Pugh
Detroit
Russell Elliott
Witr
Tourna
A. G. Sanfoil
City B
Gate
British Doctors Offer Free Chronic Disease Treatment in Zanesville
A British Medical Institute branch opens at 4 Main Street New Schultz Block Zanesville offering three months of free consultations examinations and minor surgeries to all invalids who call before October 14. Doctors promise cure where possible and advise against wasted spending. office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. No Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Who Cails
Main Street
Zanesville
British Medical Institute
Sth
Main Streets
New Schultz
Mwe
United Brethren Appointments and Local Notes in Cambridge
Details from the Cambridge district list appointments by Bishop Mills, covering many churches and pastors including Olliver, Whiter Bowerstown, Davis, Grant, Grubbs, and Phelps. The report mentions residents visiting parents in New York, a move for D. S. Tolte to Chandlersville, Wells and Shepple relocating to Cambridge, and local political activity by Senator Wurst. It also notes the death of W. Wallice in California, a theft of notes near Claysville, and a 105th birthday celebration for Mrs. Dehogh King with relatives gathered at Young Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Bishop Mills
Lorain
M. L. Olliver
Hitler
Barnhill
We. M. Whiter
Bowerstown
UL. HW. Davis
Dani
Jones
Cashoct
Dennison
John
B.D. _Ort
New Rumsey
S. W. Lint
Newcomerstown
G. W. Grubbs
Noble
W. A. Healows Pinards
of. B. Phelps
Sidesvilly
W. B. Moody
Winfield
J. F. Dayldable
Zanesville
Dehogh King
William 2. Toan
Local notes show moves and meetings around town
Washington area schools report fair attendance and ongoing progress. Prof John Harding relocates to New Concord while James Bryan moves within town. The Presbyterian church names Lydia Gardner of Cambridge as lay reader for evening services. Multiple residents relocate and visit, with farm supply bids awarded and upcoming sales noted. Community events include school, church, and social updates amid local business ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nivey
John Harding
New Concord
James Bryan
West End
Garey
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Gardner
Cambridge
Washiietam Friends
Colley Hyde
Conber Township
Londonderry
John Wyrick
Bes Morrison
West Main Street
Clyde Wells
Gashoeton
Puesday
St. Patterson
Hugh MM. Beymer
RD. George
James A. Patterson
Ars
John B Smith
Norther Town
Fis
Gambridga
Indian Camp Neighborhood Notes and Local Mentions
The report notes a youth group and library society meeting last Friday evening in Indian Camp Hood. William McMuhen is back at work. Dr M Leger of Cambridge visited home over Sabbath. Mrs S Wilson of Rix Mills stays with daughter Mrs J McCurley. John Wilson of Visca was ill among friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Neighbor Hood
Library Society
McMuhen
M. Legper
Cambridge
Sablath
S Wison
Rix Mills
Jenuia McCurley
John Wilson
Visca
Dr Chase's Ointment Praised For Eczema Cure
The ad touts Dr Chase's Ointment as the only recommended treatment for scald head eczema and salt rheum in children. It claims rapid relief from itching and lasting cures, with testimonials from J H Grant of Detroit and others confirming dramatic improvement after a few applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boald
J. H. Grant
Joseph Campanavenue
Detroit
Mich
14 Falicolai
Division Street
Dr. Chase
Baby eczema cure credited to Chase’s Ointment
Mr F S Rose of 633 Sixteenth Street Buffalo describes his baby’s eczema improvement after using Chase’s Ointment. He notes no pain in application and quicker healing with the product from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo or local Dunbridge dealer J M Ogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Rose
Sixteenth Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Br A.W. Olatawat
Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Dunbridge
JM. Ogie
Winter notes and local items from a rural paper
The column lists residents visiting families in Waynesburg and Londonderry, mentions Bond and Stout from Middlebourne, and notes community updates. It covers weather commentary about a year with unusual cold, a missing postmaster note, a death in Sharnock, and church burial details.
Fairview and Surrounding Residents Noted in Local Briefs
Local snippets report visits and travel among Fairview residents including Jesse Barton of Begin county visiting A Boyton's family and others, Miss Mary Trenderson in Columbus, and the Brothers family from Barnesville. Notes mention community events, church services, a new baby, and a creamery butter fat price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Barton
Begin County
Pergiy Rayalist
A. Boyton
Mr. Barton
Deliie Geantys
Mary Trenderson
Columbus
Robert Brothers
Wilber
Barnesville
North Salem Notes On Births Deaths and Local Travel
North Salem residents report visits over the last week with Mary J Wyttth and Nebruski touring the homestead of their birth. Mrs Beal’s near Castleton wedding, Maggie Barnesville funeral attendance, Miss Phare Lloyd visiting New Concord, and school reshuffling as O Sones moves to Garrett Mathews house. FP L Mathews returns to work, Bilton’s illness, and Miss Kimball departing Iowa for California are noted along with teacher resignations and hiring for Kimbolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Mary J. Wyttth
Nebruski
Sar A
Ann Arbor
Mich
We Po Adams
Mary
William Beal
Castleton
Maggie
Barnesville
Wat
McCartney
Lloyd
Wmn
New Concord
O. S. Sones
Garrett Mathews
Abram Metin
Lawn
Winterset
David Culbertson
Brady, O
J.G. Kennedy
Wits
George
Janet Dake
Samuel Mekim Oyer
Th. Bilton
Wnsale
L. Mathews
George Munore
Hile Mhler
Clearfork U.P
McBride
Bila
Kimball
Iowa
California
G Ford
Kimbolton
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Funeral
Miss Ethel Enos returned home after visiting her parents the Enos couple. Mrs Mollie Toland of Cambridge stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Wghes. Charlie Bond from Lone Ny visited friends while Arnie Nichols and others attended the funeral of Hon J A Weyer in Ci Me beldae. Mr Haney near Sune henville cared for his mother Mrs Tan. George Pedriel, employed in Cambridge, visited his parents and Mrs Marion Redrick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore City
Magpie
Nannie Baden
SGU
Ali
Jin Boyd
Ehner Bond
Ruefus Tlunt
Valentine
Washington
Priday
G. Berry
Hillshide
W. A. Treade
Cambridge
Br. Heade
LN. White
Webster
Blocrfield
Hessbarger
Mollie ‘Toland
Cambricy
Dacal Wghes
Dash Weet
Charlie Bond
Lone Ny
Arnie Nichols
Frilly
Fav
Mays Nichols
J. A. Weyer
Ci Mebeldae
Haney
Sunehenville
Wats
Tan
George Pedriel
Camberilne
Marion Redrick
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WM. L. Sempson
E. Alloway
J. Franker
David Culbatson
Alfred J. Joh
J. F. Wardesty
Ww. T. Ramsey
Kilbourne
Arehi
Witwer Case
Ohio Republicans Center
Cleveland
Hanna
United States
Chandler
Myron T. Herrick
W. R. Hook
State Committee
Anna
Henderson
National
House of Representatives
Cleve
Poreker
Sandusky, G
Get
Havana
Cuba
A. C G. Weeingates
Henri Hert
Reyard
Miller
John C. Schesser
Patek Mer
Indiana
H. B. Camp Company
BR. C. Pentiel € Company
Willoughby
Federal Clay Manufacturing Company
Lebanon
Ind
Cat Gibson
Wiliam
Ed Bailey
Gibson
Jamestown
Bailey
Texas
Tunis
Iti
Hartford
Bome
Andy Verh
Outoyner
M.‘T. Nelson
Cumberland
James Mosshort
Klondykemine
Clallick Thompson
Benecarville
Nora Daniel
Owen Nelson
Qcharley Moss and Family
Kiondyke
Postoffice Department
Alliance
Athens
Air Gil
Canal Dover
Gulia
Mansfield
Martins Perry
Etta
Ohio Aol
United Brethren
Ter
James A. Wharton
Nie Ya Malls
Tlolte
B. Wood
Ste
Bridgeport
Chandlersville
O. W. Wells, Esq
Fairview
Wells & Shepple
Sheppard Block
Wheeling Avenue
Wes Sih Street
Gasez
Garfield
Wurst
Monroe County
W.S. Wallice
Stagkton
Cal
BR. W
Johnsom Faulk
Claysville
Mendershot
Saulh
Youlk
Intriml
John Bell
Omaha
Win. Bell
Mey
Mes
Kanes Bell
Tiss Balle
Powers
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Roy
T. R. Aiken
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W. M. Hopping
Mount Union
Jmish Browers
Giage
Dames Durris
Mui Ina Myers
Will Lake
United Presbyterian
Sige
Ae Mourtay Aul Pare Wines
Borgs
Ollie Andrew
Marto
Dbere
Ucee Anke Bisie
Cora Gray
Geo. Gay
Lam
Mr. Gee, Watson
Newton
Hcve
Nervine
Irs
M. Heiner
Dr. Miles
Nersine
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
DewWerri & Co
Chicago
Alzo Shaff
GS Prarmacal CO
Toronto
Omia
Ithuteity
Sapolio
Tower CO
Boston
Mass
Alea
Wefnac Ark
Bond
Thyde
Stout
Middlebourne
Myrtle Preclind
Waynesburg
Pan
John Johnston
Knights of Chivalry
Asphold Teyer
John Bernard
Oskaloosa
State of
New York
Dohnston
Dolmison
New England
Lee Uieker
Joseph Welling
Joseph
Sharnock
Howe
Vondonderry
Londonduyrs Ry M. B
Ron J. B. Ravkin
Mr. Shamack
Thamies Sheppard
Mrc
John Gardner
Balbus
Sophii
Miaitle
North Salem
Birmingsiam
Prohibitionists
State Ballet
Secretary of State
Tal
Scott
Old National Bank
Nunes AG
LTO
Resources
Lena
Rite Inks
Sien
Ton
BUDO
ORO
Forney
BueYnAeNy
di Marva
Cashar
Alia Bank
Sven
HM Burgess
Central National Bank
Gamdridge
State of Ohio
Treavuruls
Hanis
Cireantion
A Hobbs CO Aegivots
Promina Ond
Wand Bigors
Recrithes
Cura
Mankis
HésErve
Orion
Aingins
Mardy
Kpawletye
Deller
Cishier
Mackey
Gatarre
Ely
Taalo
Drugeista
Mall
Pax Broth
Warton
Bnshey
Eppes
Ethel Enos
Aspae Enos
Lo Ch
Beaties
DOE, & CO
Postoffice
Mason Hi
Riley Stanie Jay Fds
Janes
Wheeling Aves Coubridge
Louis Kaufman
Selby
Gemiga County
Pebrasny
Peprempher
Bebra
Bele
Ecale
Mattonine
Madend
Cohumbay
Mira
Neyeny
Guernsey Cour
Plasarp
Riswarth Manoneey
Charles Maloney
Ethabet
Wan Chester
Melville Muahoor
Pachay
Rep
Tened
Dalin
Canmen
Lenin Mahonsy
Benee
Gurney
Daly
AL Metiyny
Gurrisey
Fbis
Alfa Wanes
Po Cer Iain Vt
Lerprey
Opticians
Alls
H. L. Williams
Optician
George Eversaay
Quennsey Coy
Nia
Yunrs
J. B. Seegfried
Rocky Mountain
FOX Typewriter Company
Grand Rapida
Mieb
Guernsey County
Quaker City
Obia
Mra
George Rasongrant
Usford
Chenenagng
Coleman
Prineipal
Wells & Biteppard
Attys
Tyhe
Qdd
U. S
Mao
Organ
Knights of Vythias
Masonic Order
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