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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
4
The item lists Democratic candidates for state and county offices including Secretary of State Samuel A. Hoskins and other officials. It also contains editorial asides about labor parades, figures like George B. Cox, and remarks on the railroad rate bill, U.S. Senate tenure, and school admins in Ohio with various names and places referenced.
The first delegation to arrive for the Bryan reception was 120 Nebraska residents. They brought the odor and energy of the vast commonwealth and spent a few days sightseeing before their neighbor and friend arrived.
Patient reports persistent coughing with irritation and inflamed airways. They use a cough mixture that eases symptoms temporarily, but the cough recurs, prompting consideration of further relief options.
Locally the text surveys violent tactics used against Russian autocracy and discusses public reaction to political figures. It notes a leprosy scare near Parkersburg, skeptical judgments by eminent physicians, and humorous neighbor remarks about new urban lighting. It also covers reactions to W. J. Bryan, Admiral Dewey, and political debates on railroads and democracy.
The article lauds William Jennings Bryan as a principled, independent figure whose personal character and intellect outrun partisan divides. It argues that independent voters reject demagogues and bossism, praising Roosevelt and Bryan as symbols of sturdy Americanism. It notes Cox, Taft, Dick, and Burton as political forces shaping the current landscape and warns of federal and state patronage influencing party choices.
Citizens of Catbridge and Guernsey county honored organized labor with a large street procession through Cambridge, led by the Glass Workers Union and featuring carriages, bands, and numerous labor groups. Attendants gathered at Taylor's Grove for speeches by A R McCulloch and others, then enjoyed races, displays, and a Cambridge Baseball contest at Electric Park. a grand turnout earned top prizes for the Glass Workers Union and local exhibitors.
Reports describe a local incident involving a mysterious substance found in a bottle near Larleintun Nevada. The event references beests, cures, and medical implications with unclear details and no confirmed authorities or outcomes.
Mrs. David Cramer of Cambridge reports a sad, exhausting condition with back pains, headaches, and kidney irregularities. After trying Tivam’s Kidney Wits she says soreness eased, energy returned, and she regained ability to work, claiming a permanent cure and urging others to seek the remedy.
Letters from readers claim Peruna cured a dry cough a rheumatic pains and throat trouble after following directions. Mrs Bryant on 210 Sherman Dennison Ohio says she is entirely cured, Miss Dward Passaic New Jersey reports relief after two bottles, Miss Cray Brooklyn writes of long lasting benefit, Mrs Baker Amsterdam New York describes voice loss and rapid recovery. Free medical advice offered by Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
The Republican circuit court convention will be held in Steubenville on Thursday. Judge Cook will be renominated with no opposition. Delegates were chosen by committeemen. no primaries. The piece compares to the Democratic convention that nominated A. R. McCulloch and E. M. Kennedy. Folk and Gary receive noted praise amid signals of reform and anti graft sentiment.
Acting Governor Harris endorses Patton's aims for a full inquiry, saying Ohio will not accept half measures or a whitewash in the deaf and dumb asylum scandal, signaling a decisive leadership stance.
A noisy Republican state convention debate centers on the leadership of Senator Dick. Despite strong organization, disaffection grows, and the outcome will shape the party’s power dynamics after adjournment.
Milnersville Ohio September 4 1906 Bert Meredith left Birmingham on August 27 1906 for a hunt with George H Kimball. He died in a hunting accident near Clear Fork cemetery while en route back to Birmingham. Funeral services were held with Rev Cunningham and other ministers. Burial at Clear Fork. J Hope undertaker assisted.
A grocer asks which arrangement of six soda cans uses the least card for a wrap. He tests three layouts a pyramid of three, two, one. a center can with five around it in a circular ring touching each other. and a mixed center with surrounding five at equal distances.
Tam L Jobmeen quotes cryptic lines about an unnamed party and Roosevelt nomination. The text mentions mass turnout and property implications, with unclear references to Vronepet and Brian. The passage reads as a private assertion of firm belief in party actions and candidate support amid contested nominations.
Judge Kennedy of McConnelaville attends the funeral of Judge Hollingsworth in St Clairsville. John Pollack Esq. of St Clairsville will fill the unexpired term. Pollack is the Republican nominee to succeed Hollingsworth with no Democratic opposition planned.
Symptoms include twitching nerves light and sound sensitivity limb jerking sleeplessness headaches and indigestion from exhausted nerves. Nerve pills by Dr Chase are touted as a major treatment rebuilding flesh tissue and boosting vitality, with drugstores listing Duffate and Neil as local suppliers in Cambridge.
The undersigned is appointed executor of the estate of Marlin Kays Sr deceased of Guernsey County dated August 24 1996. All debts should be paid and claims presented to the undersigned for allowance. GEO. R. KAYS, Executor.
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