Democratic Judicial Convention Sets Ohio District Meeting
The Democratic judicial convention for the One Eighth district of Ohio to nominate a common pleas judge fills an unexpired term from Judge Willim H. resignation. It will meet September 1902 at 180 Welchuck Ave. Delegates are allocated by county, including Guernsey 22 and Morgan 18 votes, with Muskingum and Woodle counties among others. Proceedings designate committee selections and official actions.
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Judicial District
Ohio
Common Pleas
Willim H
Weluck A. Fe
James Kilbourne
Mtic
Guernsey County
Morgan County
Muskingum
Woodle County
Ates
Democratic Executive Committee
Hunness
Resohriia
Commsitt Franks
REED
Muskingum County
C. O, Dye
Noble County
F. AL Okey
Tisq
Caldwell
Democrats
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Jeff
Politacs
Democratic Congressional Convention Call in Ohio District
The Democratic convention for Ohio's 15th district to nominate a member of Congress is set for September 13, 1902, at 10 am in Zanesville. Delegates are allotted by county: Morgan 18, Muskingum 57, Noble 10, Washington 4, with two members chosen per county for key committees. By order of the Democratic executive committee.
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Ohio
Zanes Ohio
Aveen
James Kilbourne
Gernor
Guernsey County
Morgan County
Muskingum County
Noble County
Washington County
Democratic Executive Committee
Frank L. Reed
Muskingum
O. Dye
Noble
Guernsey
Morgan
Ashington
Central committee of Guernsey county sets Sept 20 meeting
The Democratic central committee of Guernsey county is called to meet September 20 1902 at 1 o'clock in the law offices of John Tack Esq Cambridge for important business. The September 13 meeting is postponed due to delegates attending conventions in Zanesville. Delegates elected include Pind McCalloch Robert T Scott J P Chaffey Frank Nyce Will Mawthey Ote Dougherty F J Calvert and others.
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Democratic Party
Guernsey County
John &. Tack. Esq
Cambridge
J.P. Mahaffey
Democratic¢ Central Committee
Zanesville
Congress
Pind McCalloch
Robert T. Scott
J. P.chaffey
Frank Nyce
Will Mawthey
Ote Dougherty
F. J. Calvert
B. P. Spaid
B. L. Nicholson
M. L. Colvin
Preston Addy
George W. Noore
Aaron Luz
Johnsons anti franchise tour grips Lorain crowd rallying in Ohio
The article recounts Tom L. Johnson leading a vigorous political tour through Lorain and nearby towns. He frames perpetual franchises as corrupt, contrasts his campaign with corporate-backed plans, and notes strong audience turnout despite rain. Delegates and supporters line up for speeches and organized caravans continue through Norwalk and Bellevue.
Supreme court to oust Guernsey county official in quo warranto case
Attorney General Sheets filed quo warranto in the Ohio Supreme Court to remove Alva B. Hall from office. Hall’s term, ending August, is claimed to extend to January under a winter extension law. The petition argues the law does not apply to clerks with terms expiring this year. The Ohio state convention was warmly received in Sandusky with adequate lodging and plentiful amenities for delegates. Weather and arrangements were praised as exceptionally comfortable.
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Supreme Court
Alva B. Hall
Guernsey County
Nash code favored in senate conference action
The Nash bill section was discussed in the senate committee of the whole with hours set for hearings this week. Republican members backed Nash, pledging the governor's code as the base and allowing amendments. Witnesses urged health and library provisions to be reorganized under nonpartisan boards.
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House Committee On Municipal Code
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Foraker
Columbus Republican Glee Ob
Local notes record visits and school openings in Antrim area
Antrim and nearby towns report visits by Miss Laura Douglass and Charles to Belmont county, Mrs McPeck and Miss Hope relations hosting gatherings, and Cedars of Blooming Grove beginning a term in June. Other items note Cyrus Hixson visiting a sister, social events for local youths, and school and church activities as fall term starts.
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Umnoois
Marion Barret
Myo
Howard Hope
Miss Hope
Pennsylvania
Maggie Barr
Brother Roy
Mercer
Newcomerstown
Lash
Dade Parkinson
Charlotte Parkinson
Cyrus Hixson
Prebtynian
Bertha Luce
Local Notes From Sugar Tree and Surroundings
Community items report visits and travel by Alvin and Leslie Arneal to Gravelland, funeral attendance for Miss Sam Leeper of Eyesville, and social calls by Mr and Mrs Perry Beal of Monmouth. Mill moved near Beobl’s mines. Miss Jennie Allen’s wedding at Brady, O. injury to Charles Gang on a bridge, surgical aid by Drs Sanders and Aplin. Roundabout mentions of Rankin families, state fair, and Ready Grange notices.
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Kennedy
Columbus
Alvin
Leslie Arneal
Graveland
Robert Lecour
Eyesville
Sam Leeper
U.P. Studies Ratssonary Societry
Norbi Salem
Guilbine
Milligan Rrag
Beobl
Janes Maxwell
Coshacton
Aliee Vanhorn
Perry Beal
Monmouth
Glam Rankin
Jennie Allen
Brady
Charles Gang
France
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Oil for the Children health tonic claim
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a curative oil for children, claiming it improves pale or fretful youngsters, aids growth, and boosts appetite. The ad urges requests for a free sample from Booty & Rowner chemists at 40 Pearl Street and mentions druggists carry the product.
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Booty & Rownr
Paine's Celery Compound Featured In Remedy Note
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Westrick of Michigan describes relief from headaches, nervousness, and dyspepsia after using Paine's Celery Compound. She claims chronic head pain and digestive issues improved within weeks, with no remaining stomach disturbances. The account emphasizes relief from sleeplessness and general nervous exhaustion.
Wheat farming amid community events and local notices
Farmers busy with wheat harvest under school supervision of WoC Cambell. Mrs. Calvert near the church and Mrs. Edwards of Tyesvie attend Sabbath services. Miss Ida 2 of Cambyidise and Mrs. Slewharts join social gatherings. Merrisan and Dawson visit from North Silem. Local anecdotes include a remedy advertisement for a laxative product with refund offer.
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Cambell
Aliee Calvert
Near
Dulla
Edwards
Tyesvie
Sadie Slewharts
Joseph White
Ida 2
Cambyidise
Merrisan Ane
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