Ohio party slate and midterm political debate reform
A list outlines local state ticket races with names like Samuel A Hoskins and George White plus county roles. The piece weaves in political chatter about Foraker, Roosevelt railroad rate questions, Burton Daugherty interests, and tariff revision debates shaping Ohio politics. It cites McKiller’s tariff stance and party brains and patriotism amid forthcoming two year political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKiller
Ohio
Buffain
Political Convention Turmoil Sparks Speaker Row
Fragmented OCR text shows Governor Herrick clashes over Keifer support and Speaker Cannon amid convention tensions. References to immigration, labor interests, Maine politics, and party infighting suggest a period of political maneuvering and unsettled leadership without clear outcomes.
War talk and campaign moves swirl in late 19th century columns
A political column notes Taft as a possible president candidate while predicting instability in Congress as Foraker faces challenges. It mentions labor groups targeting Speaker Cannon, a possible debate with fusionist miner John Walker, and looming Cuban tensions with four thousand armed U S bluejackets ready within a day. The piece ponders global actions at Oyster Bay as the football dollar figure nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannon
Littlefield
John Walker
Congress
Tilmots
Cannon
Walker
Cuba
Paducah
Sewport Abd & Beormen
Oyster Bay
United States Faces Cuban and Mexican Crises as World Power
The article argues the United States must intervene to protect investors and assets in Cuba and Mexico, citing Wall Street ties to Cuban bonds and Mexican mines and railways. It notes Democratic candidate Alva Adams in Colorado and criticizes Colorado legislature for ousting him, while referencing railroad investigations and regional political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncie Sam
Gree
Mexico
United States
United States of America
Wall Street
Democrats
Colorado
Alva Adams
Puetla
Colsrady
Dermanet i
HS Standare
Orr Breaks Party Control as Minority Member Joins County Board
James C. Orr of Jackson township becomes the first minority member on the Guernsey County Board of Commissioners after twenty eight years of one party control. Beggs retires after six years amid praise. The article notes Orr’s qualifications and the broader push for minority representation in county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Orr
James C. Orr
Jackson Township
Seh C. Beggs
Andrew McCleary
Jefferson Township
Bennett Rosemond
Spencer
Jeffersonian
The
Public Service
Boards of Commissioners
Guernsey County
Mr. Orr
The People Aroused Over Deaf and Dumb Asylum Charges
Sensational charges against Deaf and Dumb Asylum officials spark public outrage. Accuser Tetlow claims brutal abuse of inmates, seeking governor action after dismissal from the institution. If true, abuses resemble a major scandal. if false, Tetlow faces legal scrutiny. Press-Post remarks on investigations and public demand for facts. The piece also notes fair exhibits and political commentary on independence and labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orinus
Tetlow
Bar of Justice
Athens State Hospital
Dick wins or loses debated in satire and praise
The piece praises Senator Dick as bold, frank, and selfless while contrasting him with Falk of Missouri and reflecting on character over politics. It notes public reverence for strong leaders from county to nation and compares Persia's shah with a rise of self governance reducing violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
Missouri
Persia
Winterset R. D. 1 birth and local notices
Born Friday September 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith. Sick list includes Mrs Nan Smith Burris Moore James Taylor Riley Kimball. Preaching services next Sabbath evening. Various visits, travels and local updates across Burris Moore Cambridge Columbus Quaker City and surrounding areas. Local farming notes and small business ads noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Nan Smith
Burris Moore
James Taylor
Riley
Kimball
Fdna
Cambridge
J. B. Grimsitey
Jesse Vance
Clarence
Philadelphia
Drunken christening ends in murder near Trail Run
A Slavish christening gathering near Trail Run Sunday night ended with one man dead and another jailed after a knife attack. George Sines, 28, was killed. George Luchinsky, about 30, confessed to murder. Investigators seek two accomplices Mike Supenal and Mike Miner. Sines’s wife and three children survive. The scene at Fred Sinser’s place drew many foreigners and a liquor-filled, intoxicated crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Run
George Sines
Soal
George Lucanusky
Olivers
Mike Supenal
Mike Miner
Sciten
Fred Siniser
John Woren
Smee
Luchensky
Luchinsky
Peter
George Smee
Nce
Scence
Lucy
Cuttie
Byesville
Callihan
Hinchelif
Justice of the Peace
Elza D. Trott
Births and visits noted in Kimboldon district column
Kimboldion R D No 1 announces a son born to Charles Mathers and wife on September Zod 1906. James Cullen and family from Houston Pa visit relatives J C Cullen. T S Taylor and wife visit Prof W Moore's daughter. Travis Lion and family of Cambridge spend time with cousin J L Mathews. B F Moore returns home after brief absence. Mt Hermon services canceled as Rev Lorimer assists Mt Perry in communion. Michael Bumgardner shoots five steer by hunters last Saturday. Mrs E A Taylor and daughter of Bloomfield visit relatives. On Wednesday Sept at the residence of Wm Black fire destroys dwelling. Walter Mathews and wife visit his parents. Brush Run school opens with Miss Anna Warden of Nerih saiein teater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathers
James Cullen
Houston
J. C. Cullen
Mt. Hermon
S W. Lorimer
Rev. McCune
Mt. Perry
Michael Bumgardner
E. A. Taylor
Bloomfield
Wm Black
Walter Mathews
Brush Run Schoal
Anna Warden
Nerih Saiein
Local Market Prices and Visitors Report
Local markets show eggs at 16 and chickens at 10 with several visitors and residents cited. Names include Mr Kiva, Mr McKins, Miss Yarnell, Rev H W Stewart, and Mrs Lamillon as gatherings occur from North Salem to Columbus State Fair and Ashtabula conference. The Vi Church of North Latin plans an ice cream festival Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiva
New Megzicn
Mr. McKins
North Salem
Lateniead
Columbus
Vi. Cnareh
Washington News Highlights From Guernsey County Fair Prep
Washington residents announce fair preparations with balloon ascensions and new exhibits while noting visitors, religious services, and local promotions. Prominent names include Rev Woollett, Prof Moore, C C Lawrence, and J K Law. Enjoyable Sunday visits, family gatherings, and historical travel anecdotes accompany fair week plans and stock displays.
Dairy Metaphor Describes Milk and Emulsion
A playful excerpt notes that if cows produced butter and milk alike, mankind would need to invent milk. It calls milk nature's emulsion and compares cod liver oil, though nutritious, to an emulsion that must be digested.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Highlights Nutritional Strength
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as combining refined oil with hypo phosphites to aid digestion and surpass plain oil in benefit. It claims to be the world’s most strengthening nourishing food medicine and lists Scott & Bowne as chemists at 409-415 Pearl Street New York with a price of 60c and $1.00, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott A Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Peruna Strengthens the Entire System Says City Auditor
Mr Chas Sauer Grand Scribe with the Grand Encampment of Texas and assistant city auditor writes from San Antonio praising Peruna. He recalls leaving a dry goods job in Galveston, suffering catarrh and debility from altitude change, taking several bottles of Peruna and being restored to health, and recommending the remedy to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Ty Sauer
C. FB
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Arly
Galveston
Paving Sealed Bids Opened for North Tech Street Project
Sealed bids for paving North Testh Street from Wheeling to Steubenville avenues are invited by the Board of Public Service until 12 o clock MM. October 1906. Approximate estimate based on 1200 square yards plus grading curbing and drainage. Plans and specs on file in the Board and City Engineer offices. A certified check of 100.00 required as bid good faith. The Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Board of Public Service
Ottaberath
Testh Street
Wheeling Avenue
Steubenville Avenue
Winterset Wedding and Relatives Visit Report
Winterset notes multiple visits with relatives across towns. Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson and baby supported by Cambridge relatives while Mrs J A Lindsey and daughters Bernice and Helen visited in Middletown. Various family visits extend to Pittsburg, Milnersville, Londonderry, and Randolph Neb with elders A A Johnson and others hosting gatherings. Church services announced by Rev Cunningham.
Local Social Roundup from Pitts bury and Nearby
Mrs Jessie Thompson of Pitts bury visits her parents Mr and Mrs A W Barnes. Mr and Mrs Jeel Foraker and son jflyde stay one day with JM Sabin. Frank Rathiffe visited Canton and Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs Will Clark and family were guests of Matin McCull tex and family for a day. Mrs TDreanett recovering from illness plans to attend services at Mt Vernen next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Cambrithce
A. A. Dolicet
Nannie Farkinsin
Jessie Thompson
Pittsbury
Mrs
A.W. Barnes
Jeel Foraker
Jflyde
JM. Sabin
Frank Rathiffe
Canton
Cleveland
Will Clark
Matin McCull Tex
Tdreanett
Also Mentioned on This Page
John M. Amos
E. Amos
SSE
TEHMS
Samuel A. Hoskins
Auglaize County
Sehonis
C.w. Waupert
Wayne County
Dairy and
R. J. Diegle
Erie County
Board of
Pubic Works
Geo. E. Niswonger
Darke County
Common Pleas
E. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
A.B. McCulloch
George White
Washingtus County
W. A. Blackburn
Sherri, R. A. Addy
Knox Township
Watt Hutchison
Ition
Senator Foraketh
Roosevelt
Bali
Alogther
Oeysia- Lion W
Maine
Jobo D. Rockefeller
Taft
Ouf Foraker
Garber
Thr. Wallice
Dr. Jester
Mint
Tiret
Muskingum
Zanesiihe
Walla
Og “Island
Obis
Spe
Arenes
Eid
Asoel
Senator Dick
Charles Dick
New York Sun
Winterset R. D
Ralph Anderson
Lem Lewis
Misses Parlett
Middletown
Evenin
Margaret Stewart
Caliwell
Cours
Oscar Ennell
Yoluan
Mr. Flay
Pultney Ridge
Fairview
Jas. Stitkins
Ernest Moore
Quaker City
R. T. Lake
G. M. Hays
Washington Township
Brown
Robert Vance
Homestead, Pa
Leslie Lake
Ellis Moore
Concord
Ross Parlet
Wm. Parlet
Ross
W. P. Sianna
R. J. Leonard
James Henderson
Quaser
Wm. Johnson
Homestead
Wm. Vance
Johnson
Ardenntlractor
VL. Long
Pittshur
Quaker City RD
Harry Robinson
Uaway Hota
Hai
Snhurt
Vtorens Hamilton and
Wither Berton’s
Mattie
Sophia Morten
Fidge
Geotee Riggles
Mattie Ridgway
Harry Merry
Senecaville
Choms
Alfred Caster
Joscue Reabinson
Charles Bratua
Fred Grime
Cort
Gare
J. OM
T. S. Taylor
Prof. W. ©. Moore
Kaimatbulton
Alk. Thompson
Frank Fowler
Last Fuestay
Janes Yarnell
M. ‘Tl. Kennedy
H. W. Stewart
Ashtabula
Robt. McMurray
Lamillon
R. PD
Jennie Yarnell
Gambrislie
Wih Travers
Ana Wilt
Fast Liverpesd
Jon Moninger
Tanidly
Nis Zada Monre
Warrisen
Miss Loan McCulcuph
Washington
Lawrence
J. PF. St. Clair
Saleyville
FO. Woollett
County Infirmary
James Stewart
Baby
Newark
D. FB. Patterson
Salumon Yeayy
Betha Oldham
Reecea i Ulvatt
Camridge
Mary A. Mahaffey
A. J. Stevens, Esq
Hyde
John Alex Thompson
Washington Presbyterian Church
St. Clairsville
New Athens
Louis Smith
Golda
Washington City
W.(. Moore
R.C. McCreary
Selden-Stetson Show Co
William Manoa
Woollett
Robe Brothers
Infirrary
Guernsey County Fair
St. Clair
C. C. Lawrence
A. G. Lawrence
Ohio Coal and Coke Co
Charlie
Farmer
Mechanic
Arthur Smith
New Mexico
Mr Smith
Nebraska
Kansas City
J. K Law
Presbyterian Church
Mary C. Lawrence
F. J. Woollett
Allegheny
Western Theological Seminary
Potter
Lerd
Iren Sarge
Chas, L. Sauer
Grand Scribe
HH. P. Woodworth
Sarah Rainey
D. M. Huge
Winterset
Patterson Allen
Pittsburgha
A. A. Johnson
M. E. Church
Mr. Cunningham
Milnersville
Stewart
John
H. H. Masters
Londonderry
Frank Severence
Frank Curtis
Tiurris Moore
Samsel Johnson
Spriga
William Johnson
Stanley
Han
A. A. Jeanson
Garwood
Randolph
Neb
Idobn Bunnell
Unis Place
RE. F. Dos
Teere Will Beny
Mt. Vernen
Pext Sal
Halhday
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