Guernsey County Indicts under Masher Law
Guernsey county grand jury returns the first indictment in the county under the Masher law. The item notes local marriages licenses issued to several couples, visits and travels of residents, business changes, noted deaths, and various community notices from Cambridge and surrounding areas with a period feel of 1901.
Local Notices and Obituaries From Cambridge Area
Miss Lizzie Caldwell dies after long fever at 23 at home of Caldwell parents south of the city. Mary Armstrong of Clio dies Oct 22 1901 aged 2, wife of late Abram Armstrong pioneer. Funeral Pleasant Hill East Shouane after injuries. Mrs Staines hurt by hat stove accident. R T Devines and Leonard Stevens to be liberated for murder. trial issues. John M. Ford dies at home West Gomber after two weeks dysentery at 73. Cambridge Tin Plate Company plans rolling mill with $20,000 cash and land. suggests location near rail and water. Local council discusses dam repairs and factory site, with proposed mill and 300 plus workers. Various arrivals, moves, and social notices accompany.
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Guernsey County
J. A. Leech
Columbus
Samuel W. Kennedy
Mrylle Ruleliff
A. B. Stephenson
Sadie R. LePage
J. Bruce Dullison
Clary B. Bower
Tomer Witten
Adkins Ragling Co
Adkins & Witten Ronting Co
James DeLong
DeLong
Camaridee
Chica
Michigan Hood
Harevel
Carlisle & Grimes
Julia Hoge
Wheeling Ayeane
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cadiz
Maecksbore
Western of Co
Deahan
Usyx
Uns
Tlunters
Dee
Ifeada, Esq
Thos
Palluck
Cambridge
W. G. DeVault
Carrie R. Suillians
Washington
Mike W
Mary Stoske
Please
Peter Smallwood
Currie Dixon
Richmondale
Laeir
D. W. Smallwer
Land Family
Clarence Bumbaugh
Zanesville
Elizabeth Loper
Ruel Trenuer
Cecilia Emanuel
J. W. Ray
Pitsburg
Mary G. Nuria
Roy
A. B. Keller
Mt. Eplaim
Noble County
Canbridge
Charles Duffey
Dewey Avenue
Sime
Ed. Hinton
Hinisto
Stewart
Dr. Rusbin
Clara Murphy
Jennie Barnes
Byesville Enterprises
Wheeler & Wilson
Coat Bains
John M. Ford
Quaker City
Frank Denis
Jer
Fairview
Londonderry
John Moss
Steuben
Bell
Mallarnee
Thompson
Liam Pribb Samuel Few
Springfield
New Concord
Robert Hammond
Janes Little
Monongahela
Senecaville
United States
John Foard
West End
Northwood Cemetery
Elijah Dougherty
Washington Townslip
Danbridge
Dougherty
James A. Wharton
Niagalls
Win. Wharton
Clark Street
Cts
Willams Shoe Co
Crescens
Campridge
Lizzie Caldwell
James J. Caldwell
Mary Arstrong
Clio
Abram Armstrong
Pleasant
Gless
East Shouane
Heard
Tie
Rainer Devines
Leonard Stevens
Wiarw
Beri
Oye
Rherd
Caldwell
Inowood
Moyle & Scott
Saburday
Melanie Brothers
Tle
Cambridge Lodge
Ohio Hospital
SuiLe
Gallipolis Tribune
dJohn M. Ford
West Gomber Arenas
Pope
M.elarch
Northwaud
Cemel Hie
Doch
Ville
Ison County
Olua
Warne Tivern
la NewLersen
Hart
Rasmus John T Tiles Cash
Tde
Clinton W
Gall Howrers
Panera
Marcel
la Mayo
Wiliams
Sarah Jewry
Dain, Ress
Mont T
Cambridge Tinpeaseman Company
Widdershened
Ned
Assiens
Tia
Clamenis
Orme
Ohio
Burglars steal stamps and cash from Chicago vault
Thieves bored into a Chicago post office vault and absconded with seventy six thousand dollars in postage stamps while cash valued at three hundred thousand dollars remained in the cashier’s safe. Nearby, locals in Chandlersville and surrounding areas share updates on residents and births as small-town life continues.
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Chicago
Chicago Post
Peruna endorsements from Chicago readers
Mrs Catherine Toft president Vallkraft Association Chicago writes of Peruna praising its merit and benefits. Letters from institutions nationwide show appreciation for the remedy. Mrs Clara Makeaver calls Peruna the best tonic for debility indigestion and female irregularities. A book by Dr Sturtman on catarrh and treatments offered free by The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Catherine Toft
Vallkraft Association
Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
Tis
Camierine Port
Clara Matkomer
Florence Crittendun Anchorage
Ghicago
Chestnut Street
Clara Makeaver
Sturtman
Peruna Medicina Gon Colum
Grand Jury Reportand Indictments From October Term
The Grand jury examined witnesses in forty cases and returned thirty three no bills while eight indictments were returned. Indictments include Dougherty for packet picking and assaults with intent to injure, Russell for assault with intent to kill, Potts for assault and battery, Bushy for battery, Knight for malicious destruction of property, Moore for crimes of cruelty and assault, Ogle for assault and petit larceny, Davis for assault and battery, Bevan for burglary and similar counts, and Gumita Howe for foreign substances. Government representatives and labor leaders attended the meeting with President Whisse of the estate committee. The omnibus report and convention plans for Labor were discussed. The Youngstown convention location and dates were announced. A communication about a grievance with Cr. Ferrache was read and referred to the organizing committee. Delegates from here attended the Labor Convention, expected to draw over 200 delegates to Cambridge in October.
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Tern
Doh Dougherty
A. OW
Russell
Tienry Wetcher
Goiels
Incent
Marsman
Clyde Wiswich
AM. Dunap
Henry Rheete Harbor
Ha Rese
Cruchy Loanbinus
Witir
Gaacrnaid
J. N. Whisse
Wallar
Banking Ad Refines Public Interest Amid Trade Tides
A fragmented notice mentions Spee UbtLive, London sales closures, and Boston ship ents at five million pounds weekly. It promotes Saturday nights for open playings accounts, bank deposits, and a Prudential Press Company booklet on banking by mail or in person at UE Penn Avenue Pittsburgh.
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London
Boston
Rte
Prudential Press Company
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
War Sale listing at Main and Miriohia streets
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a war sale listing at a corner near Main and Miriohia streets in Washington chiefly mentioning Yuus tote livery sow and des Car Jols with date range October 1-4 in Washington Ohio Cambridge Ohio.
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Vorner al Main
Miriohia
Washington
Cambridge
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Washington City
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St. Clairsville
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GL. Ferguson
Jaimstown
Presbyte and
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Harry Keanon
Wa. H. Baker
Six Mont
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Willaim CG. Devault
Clara Pell
Squire J. CG. Woodburn
Lottie Johnson
Newark Schoals
George Touvell
CG. W. Thompson
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Darlington Opera Co
Town Hall
Sugar Tree
Thram Gunn
Senccaville
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Twin Milligan and Sons
North Salem
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B. K. Gillespie
Mary J. Stiles
Cinbridge
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Charlie McIntire
Chandlersville
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Ruth Cusp
Jesse Potuington
Aanesville
T. M. Thithaway
Mouray
Roberta Stevens
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S.J. McMahon
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Linar
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