Cambridge News Highlights in September 1901
Scattered notices from Cambridge include Mrs. Aus tin's famous pancake flour promotions, a Guernsey County fair entry deadline, and local wedding announcements. The Cambridge Brewing Co sues for 21,000 in common pleas court, while Steubenville avenue paving nears completion. A death, a divorce filing, and real estate sales are noted alongside school openings and a Whigville reunion report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
John Kirkpatrick
Chicago
Nellie Kirkpatrick
Cambridge
Hopedale College
Hopedale
Cambridge Brewing Co
Common Pleas
Alais Schmitt
Luther Shipe
Fairview
Columbus
Price trends from Coates Brothers on Sept Ist report
Coates Brothers report 100 quotations averaged 17.22 cents on Sept 1, up slightly from Aug 1 and 0.16 cent above July 1. Prices remain unsatisfactory with potential gains from mill demand and Boston shipments cited as key factors. no major changes expected after London sale in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Brothers
Boston
Mls
London
Dun
Moss-Teener and Rosa Emmt Teener wed in Hartford home
Moss-Teener coal operator of Wip ling married Rosa Emmt Teener Monday evening at the bride’s Hartford residence. The ceremony was conducted by Tey Wim. Tresse in the presence of invited guests. Afterward the couple attended a Moss family reception at the Berwick Hebel with relatives Iz zy,Thomas, Charles and Mrs. Win. Rigby Kipling James of Nartford and William of this city. Mr. and Mrs James Mesa of England, visiting six weeks, accompanied the newlyweds as far as New York City. They plan to reside in Hartford after the welding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Gallagher
Quaker City
Hattie Miller
Tyner
Wm. Beatty
Alice Burroughs
Byesville
William Beatty
Mice Burroughs
Ville
F. G. Boughton
J. W. Wessels
East
Camp Chase
Columbus
Ohio
Taylor Block
Mathers
Rocky Mountain
David Clipner
Murphrysboro
W. G. Rainey
16Th
Eerie Hing P
R. Patterson
W. BR. Patterson
Stant Patterson
Elijah Patterson
Steubenville Avenue
Starry Moss
Wipling
Rosa Emmt Teener
Shartford
Tey. Wim. Tresse
Moss
Berwick Hebel
Izzy
Thomas
Charles
Win. Rigby
Kipling
James
Nartford
William
James Mesa
England
New York City
Hartford
Judicial Convention Held in Ohio District Eight
The committee set the time and place for the first subdivision of Ohio's eighth judicial district convention. It fixes Tuesday October 2 at 10 o'clock in Zanesville as the meeting time. Guernsey county will send ten delegates and a long slate of Democratic nominees from the primaries is listed for attendance. The report also notes church conference appointments and fair preparations for Guernsey county with a large livestock exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbaugh's
Turnabaugh’s
Turnbaugh’s
Potter Brothers
Menin
Ohio
Guernsey County
Wi Ashington
Williams Jewelr
Turnbaugh
Greggs
C. ML. Wilson
MM. M. Shockley
F. E. Linn
Guthrie and White
Lebanon Church
Wm. Wendall
Long Street
Warmony
Indian Camp
Boden
Flat Ridge
Omer Trubert
Foster Avenue
Charles Oliver
Bloomfield Road
Gregg
T. E. Frott
Byesville
Mathews, Jr
Eighth Judicial District
Guernsey
Noble, Morgan
Muskingumn
Zanesville
Te, Walmilton
John M. Irris
David Okey
Treade
W- E. Winnett
Wm. Wagleton
O. V. Wells
T. M. Walls
Lu. Atmignes
McKahan
Johnny
R. E. Angus
Adkin
FB. Grindley
A. B. Marqui Allen
J. J. Severns
M. R. Chester
V. Linn
Tarr Crow
Robert Burris
W. J. St.Clair
Will Werbert
Frank Creighton
Wackiel Baker
Mass Meeting at Dr Leon's Tent Urges No Violence
The Cambridge smoke shop event drew a large crowd as Attorney Chas J Shuck of Wheeling urged calm and no violence. Other speakers included Harry Ryans, Wm H Turner and Jack Malloy of this area. A resolution from Amalgamated groups deplored the attempted assassination of President McKinley and extended sympathy to his wife, while dissociating the act from the majority of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Leon
Ciass
Cambridge Smikers
Dr. Leon
Chas. J. Shuck
Wheeling
Ske
Harry Ryans
Wm. H. Turner
Jack Malloy
Cambridge Lodge
Guernsey
A. A
William Melkinley
Mish McKinley
Guernsey Valley Trades Upheld Labor Solidarity at Meeting
At Friday night’s Guernsey Valley Trades and Labor Assembly meeting, resolutions condemned individuals aiding U S Steel to defeat the Amalgamated Association and urged labor to stay away from mills until the strike ends. They warned against subsidized editorials and thanked speakers, contractors, city editors, and helpers for a successful Labor Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Ioad
Wiso
Amalgamated Association
United States of America
Kv Nen
Tee Company
Nichols & Cart Contractors
Haines
I. A. Oldham
Gillespie & McCulley
Thompson
Grabis
New Lutheran Church Organized in Cambridge
Rev Wu Thesse gathered Lutherans of Cambridge and vicinity over two months. At Bay Street home services a church named Christ’s evangelical English Lutheran Church was formed with twenty three charter members. Officers include Elders M W Bay and Ada Bates, and T Love. Pastor invited is M Taran. Funeral of Mrs Mary Shockley Loukpiot held with pastor Rev Boughton and former pastor Rev Moore officiating. born May 9 1849, died age 52 years. Interment in South Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. Thesse
Pleasant City
Cambridge
M. W. Bay
South Side
Tu Quesne
Christ’s Evangelical English Roulkeran Church of
W. Shefried
Ada Bates
Deneous
Peter Siegfried
Adam Bates
Tov
M. Taran
Blanche Shockley
Baptist Church
Washington County
Baptist Church In
Moore
South Cemetery
Obituary of Joseph Donehue and family notes
Joseph Donehue age 67 died Thursday night at his son Robert’s East Wheeling Avenue home. Born north of Washington he married Martha Dunlap who died 23 years ago. Six children survived: daughters and five sons including John of Chrichsville, BP L Town, G L Y Tennessee, W S South Dakota, and Robert of this city. one daughter is dead. The notice also references wig remedies and local ads from Cambridge, Carlisle & Grimes, Sep. 10.
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Common Pleas Court
Jennie Jazier
Harry Klavier
Cora DP
Lent
Chas. Lent
Grant Turnaugh
Cambridge
Della Chambers
Win. Chambers
Rocky Mountain
Common Pleas
Jas. Watson
Cambridge L, & Tp, Co
Walter Mitchell
Dewey Avenue
B. & O. Company
R. Te. Scott
Henry Adair
Winchester
A. le White
J. S. Mackey
W. E B. Miller
W. C. Collins
David D. Paylor
F. E. Eagleson
Rev. Win. Duncan
Guernsey County Fair
Opperman Coal Company of
Beach Coal Company
Noar
McLuney
Cambridge Company
Perry County
Times Recorder
Joseph Donehue
Robert Danehoe
Denison University
Emory W. Trant
D. D
Boston
Mass
P.P. Laughlin
Luin
Decatur
C. G. Laughlin
Lore City
Buffalo
Laughlin
Col. Jus. Laughlin
Louisiana
Ohio
Isaac
Arnecl
OS McQullough
Grege
Arncel
Stanton Hall
Emma Wall
Tromer Wharton
Washington
Mary Dixon
Denwood
Wharton
Abelin
Tie
Lee
Muskingum College
Whigville
Noble County
Robert Davison
Sarahsville
Amos
Groves
Hor. L. W. Finley
Association
Joseph Danehue
Robert
East Wheeling Avenue
Martha Dunlap
John
Chrichsville
BP. L
Town
Tennessee
South Dakota
This City
Kelly Ciaungsai
Mattie Smiph
Zanes
Vis Weels
de Tingle
Tasumined Co
Maude Dehasay
Bolt Cauilridie
St, Oldville
OT. Aplin
Siiley
M. B. Pehineh
Feel
W. CG
Role
Gallon
Ohlig
Abu
Sith
Tawi
Readiyde
Martistown
Dmies Bryant
Laide Johnsen
Newark
Acher
Brooklyn
XNI
Fer
AL Mesiigam
Ery
Fea
Young
Saath
le Cash
Hay McCulloch
Colnu‘s
Alex Williams
Russel Yite
Mes. Rand
Wiley
Joseph Donehne
Cue Bridge
A. L.aponee
Paw
Lawrenes
Af Stenhen Vile
Lawrence
Tle
Wheelie
Wy and
EL Radlain Company
Kate Sheppard
Mas. Wi
Chowson du Center Township
Oliver Winliraw
Ring
Iran
Mel Ivey
of Lime
M. Thompson
San Franciava
China
Exereiaca
Persis
Chappson
Parole Hearing Recommended for State Reformatory Inmate
A prisoner at the State Reformatory has been recommended to the Parole Board by the Superintendent and Chaplain as worthy of consideration for parole or discharge. The notice states an application will be heard on a specified date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Stone
State Reformatory
Hood
Old Settlers Meeting and Civil Unrest at Cambridge in 1901
The Old Settlers Meeting failed to organize a new association at the Probate Court in Cambridge on September 26 1901. A large committee was named to recruit county representation and a renewed effort planned a county wide meeting. Violence associated with a strike followed, as three workers were attacked near a mill, injuries reported and warrants anticipated for several accused men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settler’s Association
Old Settler’s
Cambridge
Wednesda
Paolek
Nuel W. Luecouk
Hsg
John Tl.ayerson
Samuel GC. Bart
G. ¥ Paley
Tentewinee
OWIL
Downship
M. M. Knox
Rev. J.%. Spears
John Britton
Robert Barton
Cambridge City
Ross Scott
A. I Hutchisnn
Center Township
Willia T Baggleton
Edward Fi
Mark
Tae Wiers
Jefferson Township
Ginn
John Bennett
Knox
Ingh Addy
John Clavie
Liberty
Chenmas Torsythe
KR. G. Angus
Londonderry
Thomas Bond
James Trnnter
Madeson
Simeon Brown
Hugh Bowers
Midwond
M. Johnston
Alexander Cochran
Monbog
Tosemian
Tun
A. Thompson
Oxford
A. Morton
Thomas Sleary
Tleliana Imnyoaship
Geo. W. Brown
James Kahn
Spencer
Bennet Rosenman
Alex Cook
Valley
Tiwne
John Campbell
Thomas Bohlin
Washington
Rev.s. Grimeau
George Frasier
Westland
Art
Wallam Dagan
W. 1S
Elijah Sproat
Moore
Caitfon de
Horse Epidemic Cure Claim for Homeopathic Specifics
An 19th century advertisement touts specific homeopathic treatments for a horse epidemic. It promises rapid recovery in early disease stages using Specific On and C along with B and Spe- B an tonics, claiming horses recover faster and can resume work. Offers a set of ten specifications, a 500 page manual, and a promise of prepaid shipping from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. Includes sale price details and cautions readers to obtain Triumph Humphreys remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, Humphreys
Arrests in a mill dispute lead to bonds and clashes
In Cambridge a security crackdown followed warrants issued by Mayor Baxter as Amalgamated Association members were arrested and bonded. Marshal Wilkin and Sheriff Hollis led more than a dozen arrests amid tense scenes at the tin mill district. suspects pleaded not guilty and await trial. Nearby, dog catcher Harding faced charges related to saloon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxters
Hartery
Rich
Marshal Wilkin
Hollis
Atorneys
Wide Strait
Baxter
Trea
Hall Park
Dodge
Wheeling Avenue
Dade
Atlee
Onkcer Middleton
Ald Sabute
Trust
We. Ogampbell
Scott Wid W. OW
Stewart Agator
Lotke
Harding
Charyges Agai
G. Carver
F. Cheney & CO
J. Cheney
Yoleda
Gwading
Kisnan
Giata
Tajedo
Onio
Hall
Agatam
Prica
J.B. Harding
J. C. Carver
Peruna Adverts Highlight Wide Endorsements
Letters praise Peruna as a cure for nasal catarrh and related ailments. Louis Plau Jr and Taner Herald Building figures share positive experiences, while W. E. Schinaider lauds Peruna's effectiveness. The company offers a free booklet and requests inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureene
Oymene J. Lowla Pan
Central Trust Ca
Taner Herald
Chicago
Louis Plau, Jr
Jamon Lawin
Louisiana
Saya
Avery
Local notes include visits and notices from Clyde town
A town sheet lists visitors and residents with spring outings in Oldville and nearby areas. Names such as Maude, Laide Johnsen, WLLAPRULE, and Mrs OT Ap lin appear among social calls, lectures, and church events. The piece also mentions a memorial for President McKinley and a farewell for Rev. M Thompson, plus community business and a local fund drive.
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Jeffersonian
DR. U. C Purdum
New York
Grale Building
Adam Ritter Hoge
Joan J. Mitchell Co
D. L. Rankin
Satchet
Wheeling Ave
Crowe
Chidren
Orn
J. O. Duncan
Williams Jewelry Co
James Reynolds
Guernsey Co
Washington, D
Rocky Mountain’ Sea
Charles Wilson
Highland Avenue
National Glass Plant
Martha A. Place
Louisa Weyer
Madison Township
Anen’s
James Hammond
Olathe
Kansas
Robert. Hammond
South 8Th Street
N. Y
Conference of Physicians
Jus
Reynolds
Limes
Oscar
Lopether
To'dock
Page
Sam Mulaney
Reynolis
Oscar Reynolds
J. M. Brown
John N. McCartney
Misses Jenin
Carrie Ferguson
Teener
Ae LP
M. P. Church
Toronto
A. Selby
Mr. Vernon
Tw. Wells
West Lafayette College
J. A. Thrapp
West Lafayetta
A EB. Sheppard
Newcomerstown
C. P. Aller
Ayesville
O. V. Sharrock
Pleasant the
Cash
Pleasant Grove
W. 8. Murphy
Belmont
W. M. Knight
S. S. Fisher
S. A. Fisher
Coshocton
FF Brown
Whrichsville
Dr. Cogurn
Cambridge G. A. TR
Marietta
Cleveland
Cambridge Post
Broom
Dram Corps
Broom's
Barnesville
Marietta Division Road
Clark
McCundish Grove
Qlaysville Wednes
Times
McCandlass
Grove
Kelly Grove
Rix Mills
Pearl Stewart
Georgia
Stewart
W. G. Walters
Minerva
F. T. Kaleson
S._ Iras
Cumberland
David D. Taylor
Adam
Ee Trades and Labour Assembly
Ae Joseph Donehue
California Wig Syrup Co
Carlisle & Grimes
D&w
Cha Bey
Sterling T
Sal
Swabehman
Donkin Jones
Clyde Walters
Sid
Jones
Waller
Afie Vt
Thierry
Dave
Miss Buisy Young
Cambridge, Ft
Misses 1
Berst
Josephine Jie
Baltinore
L. A. Johnston
Mins Shipley
New
Mars
Agna Kiger
Dro. A. Douglass
Oklahoma
Hen Mercer
Polis
Ind
Iva
Newennstown
Marion Barrett
G. A. RR
James Bond
Neary Cox
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Mr. and Smith
Middlebourne
John McPeek
Brother Ray
Salesvale
T. Cats
Tidied
Wisconsin
Agron Yarnell
C. P. Baviers
Blooming Grave
C. TW. McBride
TN. O. Golling
Noble
Muskingum
Thisield
Milnersville
Spechus
Gonbert
Lo Lea
Willkin Smith
Prudential ‘Trust
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Grand Ridge
JT. Hughes
Treeport
Jacob” Hughes
Penrose
John Boyd
Antrim
Frank Nichols
Charles Moorehead
Seneccaville
Ten
Cailici
Ramga AO
Alorta
Rieen Walt
Nba
Rome
Calvea
Yarkera
Catile
Ja MoUsav
Cuiers
Gale
Choice
Prio
Belfers
Youngers
Luffalo — Gattle
Gigael
Baltimore
W. E. Schinaider
Baltle Lotwl
Washington, D. C
Bpoike
Koruaan
Peruna Medicine Company
Colum
Canal Dover
Public Square
Cor
Ard & Pastory
Camineliga
Wheelie Ave
HAT Department
Shelby, Ohio
Wholesale
Ste Mola
Potter Mothers
Cliyie
Coeneldwe
Is. A. Craig
Weat Lafayette
O. Department
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