Survivors of the Gallant Fifteenth Ohio V V L Reunion
Cambridge hosts the thirty fourth annual reunion of the Fifteenth Ohio V V L at the Masonic Temple. Officers re-elected include Captain A C Cummins Mansfield President and Joseph Cordner Columbus Recording Secretary. The gathering honors living survivors out of 75,000 who joined early in the war, notes the regiment's history from 1861 to 1865 and lists attendees and enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Cambridge
Fifteenth
Wheeling Avenue
A. C. Cummins
Mansfield
Joseph Cordner
Columbus
Alexis Cope
T. P. Gorsuch
Mr. Pleasant
Old City
Fifteenth Ohio Regimental Association
Wm. T. Wilson
R. B. Brown
WM. M. Clark
Thos
Evans
Call
A. W. Lee
Uniontown
C. L. Camp
Co. B
Wm. Sandy
David Frazier
Sandusky
Camp Bartley
Forty-ninth
Ohio
Thirtyninth
Thirty-second
Indiana
Camp Nevin
Kentucky
August Wilich
Wm. H. Gibson
Frank Askew
Belmont County
Co. L. Reader
Elizabeth
W. Va
If. M. Cox
Macksburg
John H. Sarcher
Jas
R. Allison
Chas
Hammond
John M,. Richardson
A. T. Brandenburg
Flushing
Jas. McCourt
Hazea Satchet
W. D. Gregory
New Cocord
B. F. Freeman
Mathew Cherry
New Auburn
A. J. Gleason
van Wert
Wm. Melone
San Dale
Thomas Whissel
G. W. McMasters
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Cordner
Cambridge hosts reunion visitors from Fifteenth Regiment
A large Cambridge crowd welcomed veterans and ladies of the gal lant Fifteenth at M. P. church and Masonic Temple events after a city tour. Col. McClenahan spoke of the Sixty second O. V. V. I. as well as a daughter’s presence, and Capt. Cope urged contacting deceased relatives before the next reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Geo. Washton
Bridgeport
Henry Brooks
Hunter
Thos. Sigman
M. P. Church
Byesville
Bennett
Masonic Temple
I. W. LaChat
Alexis Cope
Columbus
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
A. J. Gleason
R. H. Dilley
Cambridge G. A. R. Post
Dilley
Fifteenth
Sixty-second
John MecClenahan
Manahttan
Roosevelt Hosts 2000 Neighbors at Sanmore Hill
President Theodore Roosevelt entertained about two thousand villagers at Sanmore hill in yesterday's reception. He aimed to renew ties with friends before leaving office for Africa, inviting all to feel honored. Refreshments of punch and ginger snaps were served on the lawn as guests relaxed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terday
Roosevelt
Sanmore Hill
Africa
Forest fires threaten large log collections in Pennsylvania
Severe drought has set forests ablaze in Williamsport area. About ten million feet of Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co. logs near Laquin, Bradford County, are at risk as 200 workers fight the flames. Additional Goodyear timber and bark holdings are also threatened. An elderly visitor from Omaha, William Gibson, arrived to visit relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Laquin
Bradford County
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Goodyears
Wm. Gibson
Omaha
Neb
Indicted for Manslaughter in Boyertown Theater Fire
Reading Pennsylvania reports Mrs Harriet Monroe of Washington indicted for involuntary manslaughter over the January theater fire at Boyertown that killed 171. She owned the spectacle The Reformation and allegedly used an incompetent calcium light operator. Dr Rhoades, owner of the theater, faces later trial for criminal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Boyertown
Harriet Monroe
Washington
Monroe
Rhoades
Pittsburg merchants visit Cambridge on excursion train
The Pittsburg trade boomers arrived by special train via the Marietta Division and B&O tracks, with Bell Telephone lines connecting them to major cities. Cambridge merchants greeted the party at Union Station, while H W Neeley praised local progress and enterprise before the group departed for Barnesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Marietta
Pennsylvania Lines
J. Me. Martin
B. & O. Lines
Zanesville
Bell Telephone Co
Union Station
Cambridge
Carl Brenan
J. S. McVey
Noah Atkins
D. M. Hawthorne
M. R. Potter
Wood Booth
J. G. Bair
W. J. Gillespie
Barnesville
H. W. Neeley
Temperance Meeting Pledges Support for Local Option
A temperance meeting at North Salem U P church drew a large audience of Liberty township citizens. Rev J S McMunn spoke for the dry cause with Prof Wm N Kyle providing musical selections. Jno L Cosley presided. A vote showed every attendee pledged support and plans were announced to mobilize voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Burglary Attempt Reported at Rigby Home
Police received word of an attempted entry at John Rigby’s residence at East Steubenville avenue and Eleventh street Wednesday night. An officer searched the area but found no suspects. A second call from Keenan’s hospital in the Clark Addition reported another intrusion attempt, but Chief Long could not locate anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rigby
East Steubenville Avenue
Eleventh Street
Keenan
Gas supply debate urges new field and cost
In a heated appeal S. J. Me argues that Guernsey County lacks a gas supply and warns that the coming winter requires a new field and higher outlay. He says the current provider risks supplying gas at 25 cents per thousand feet and urges immediate acceptance to avoid falling behind neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Coline
George Nicholson
Dewey Avenue man charged with assault in Cambridge
Tom Sheppard of Dewey avenue Cambridge arrested on a warrant charging assault on Cap Kennedy a Civil War veteran and former inmate. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over for a Tuesday 9 am hearing in mayor's court on a $200 bond as Kennedy recovered and testified at police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sheppard
Dewey Avenue
South
Cambridge
Cap” Kennedy
Bradford
Guernsey County Infirmary
Kennedy
Sheppard
Anker and McDonald
Herman McCleary
Lerewman Loses Hotel and Home in Utica Fire
Ed Lerewman of Wheeling Avenue reports a fire at Utica Ohio that nearly destroyed his hotel residence and business property. He estimates losses at building 8000 dollars stock 3000 household goods 1500 stored goods 1200. The fire began about 3 50 a m and Mrs Lerenman and children were away in Cambridge due to illness safety noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Lerewman
Wheeling Avenue
Utica
Ohio
Stratford Visit Endears Hartill Party to Shakespeare Birthplace
Mr George Hartill writes from Stratford-on-Avon that he and his party arrived after visiting Birmingham. They report excellent health and enjoy their trip to the birthplace of Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartill
Cambridge
Stratford-on- Avon
Shakespeare
Birmingham
England
Hartford Public Schools Open With New Teachers
The Hartford Public schools opened Monday the 14th with Supt M L Gregg at the helm and teachers C T Fogle Virgle Secrest and Mary Campbell. Total enrollment across all departments is 180 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Public Schools
Supt
M. L. Gregg
C. T. Fogle
Virgle Secrest
Mary Campbell
Mrs Adams of Flushing Visited Columbus Friends
Miss Mary Adams of Flushing was a guest of Attorney E. W. Mathews Jr. and his wife on South Ninth Street in Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adams
Flushing
E. W. Mathews, Jr
South Ninth Street
Columbu
Bryan assails steel magnates in Delaware tour
William Jennings Bryan campaigned in Harrington and Wilmington accusing the Republicans of corporate financing, denouncing alleged vote selling. He dined with Judge George Gray, lodged with National Committeeman Saulsbury, and planned a Carnegie Hall address after a New York stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Wilmington
George Gray
Saulsbury
New York
Carnegie Hall
Taft
Del
Delaware
Rochester
N. Y
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Steel Trust
Shellpot Park
Bryan
Rowland G. Paynter, Jr
G. A R. Hall
Muse Hall
Senator Foraker
Inrduce Ivdae Taft
Miss Clara Goodwin Shops in Love City
Miss Clara Goodwin of Love City was seen shopping in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Goodwin
Love City
Kidney Trouble Brings Miserable Symptoms for Back Ailment
A health column notes that kidney problems can cause persistent back pain and general misery. It advises seeking medical evaluation for unresolved symptoms and considers possible underlying conditions.
Denison University to get major observatory gift
Granville Ohio September 17 1908 Denison University will receive an advanced observatory as a gift from Ambrose Swasey Cleveland noted alumnus and industrialist. The stone building near College Hill will cost 30000 to 50000 dollars include equipment to rival Ohio colleges and should be ready for the next fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swasey
Warner and Swasey Co
Cleveland
Yerkes Observatory
Geneva
Lick Observatory
California
United States
College Hill
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Denison
New England
Foraker Replies to Hearst Charges in Oil Case
Cincinnati report says Senator Foraker answers Hearst by stating he once worked as attorney for Standard Oil Co. but ended that role before federal prosecutions began. He argues the prior employment had no bearing on congressional matters involving the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Foraker
Hearst
Standard Oil Co
Congress
Mrs. Ramsey of Grane ville Guests with Cambridge Friends
Mrs. Rev. A. A. Ramsey of Grane ville is the guest of Cambridge friends, sharing hospitality and social visits in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Ramsey of
Graneville
Cambridge Friends
Inspector Dilley Starts Belmont County Business Trip
Inspector E M Dilley departed this morning on a business trip through Belmont county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Dilley
Belmont County
Charles Neighbor Heads to Visit John Blohme Family
Charles Neighbor left this morning to visit Mr and Mrs John Blohme in Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Neighbor
Mrs
John Blohme
Jamestown
N. Y
Miss Bertha McDonald Visits Uhrichsville Friends
Miss Bertha McDonald of East Steubenville Avenue visits relatives in Uhrichsville during a short personal trip. She is known in local circles for community involvement and local charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McDonald
Easteubenville Avenue
Tives
Uhrichsville
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Tiro
Castoria
Brian
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
Teddy
Forest
Rage
Penn
S. J. Me
Lerewman
Stratford
Hartefoad
Delaware State
Monroe-Washington
M. E. Church
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ortmn
Ayers
Ace Ayer
Denison Univ
Cleveland Capitalist
MR. Hearst
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