Democratic Ticket State and County Slate Listed
The article lists a Democratic slate for state offices including Secretary of State Sam Hoskins Auglaize County and Dairy and Food Commissioner R J Diegle Erie County, with board of public works member Geo E Niswonger Darke County and several county positions led by W A Blackburn Cambridge and Mahlon Combs Washington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramuel A. Hoskins
Auglaize County
R. J. Diegle
Erie County
Board of Public Works
Geo. E. Niswonger
Darke County
Mahlon Combs
Washington Township
Saml B. Hood
Cambridge
Political and legal notes from a 1900s Ohio issue
The beef trust faces accusations of cheating by short weight while Mr Garfield should visit Chicago soon. Chairman Garhier says Coll. Bryan will tour Ohio in October giving speeches at key venues. The President shows Cuba interest over Ohio during campaigning. Taft is in Cuba. Dick.org expects him to stay until after early November. A Russell Sage will settlement pays $25,000 to 25 nieces and nephews, netting $50,000 each after rebates to lawyers. James Glenn, Coshocton county prosecutor, is nominated by Democrats for Judge of the court of common pleas at Orville convention. Glenn, from Guernsey county, is described as capable judicial timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Russell Sage
James Glenn
Corney
Coshocton County
Court of Common Pleas
Or‘ville
Glenn
Guvensey County
Mackey
Waldwell
Noble
Guernsey
Noble County
Chancellor Day Restricts Scholarships Over Tobacco Use
A Syracuse University policy announced by Chancellor Day bars any student who uses tobacco or attends theatres from receiving scholarships or aid. The rule argues that students who can pay for indulgences should also pay their tuition, urging adoption by other institutions nationwide. The piece also discusses political reform, party division, and contrasts leaders with corrupt bosses, urging careful voter discernment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse ‘University
Weight and political feuds in a wary Ohio scene
An Ohio reader cites weigh house findings on butter lard and packers bias while weighing in on a contentious Republican convention. The Cadiz Republican casts doubt on Boss Dick and endorses Roosevelt, noting voter shifts and trial court activity in Noble and Guernsey counties.
Independent action urged to curb graft and trust evils
The piece laments loss of old honesty with trusts and calls for independent political action to fight corruption. It argues graft is amenable to treatment, urges defeating self serving officials, and favors vigilant constituencies to demand honesty and expel bosses. The writer predicts a day of settlement and accountability.
Guardianship and Cuban independence referenced in U.S. policy
A fragmented passage asserts that U S authorized representatives in Cuba align with the assurances given for Cuban independence. It notes that Cuban ignorance necessitated guardianship, and that revolution is rampant with a government unable to sustain itself. The text predicts temporary good offices by the U S and recurring adjustments in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Gulla
Teady
Ohio Voters Face Tight Race Over Annexation and Tariffs
In Ohio a tight vote looms as independents mobilize amid a lack of campaign gloss. The piece weighs annexation with Cuba, warns of guerrilla costs, and notes Ike Hill's serious illness. It questions whether Ohio elects lawmakers who back the President or Foraker and Dick, amid tariff and railroad rate debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Congress
Foraker
Philippines
Bryan and Roosevelt in 1908 presidential pairing debated
Col Bryan argues that Roosevelt’s messages approach government ownership and parallel New York talk. He notes a potential Bryan-Roosevelt ticket in 1908 and contrasts it with Dick and Foraker on a different track. The piece calls for consistency in endorsing Bryan and Roosevelt over the Virginia-Ohio pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Foraker
Virginia
Ohio
State printing offices scandal prompts reform shift
Ohio State Journal accuses Mark Slater of strenuous efforts to cling to his post as state supervisor of public printing. J W Johnson succeeds him, with the change exposing alleged graft and mismanagement. The paper argues the reform will save taxpayers large sums and calls for strict over sight from top to bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Mark Slater
Gov. Pattison
J.w.johnson
Former Governor Campbell Eyes Congress Run in Laxton District
Former Governor James E. Campbell is reported to seek a congressional bid in the Laxton district. His statewide popularity and cross party appeal could mobilize Democratic factions, while Republican prospects in the district appear weak. Campbell has lived in New York City for over a decade but has consistently voted in Butler county when at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Campbell
Congress
Laxton
Campbell
New York City
Butler County
Newcoomerston firm wins city electrical contract
R L Sloemaker and associates of Newcoomerston secured the contract to furnish electric plants and street lighting for the city. The deal covers erection of a powerhouse and installation of machinery. Other bidders included Wal aN Tee et enee, among kent og guntract contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sloemaker and Associates
Newcoomerston
Wirat
Tokheerseare
Walan Tee Et Enee
Kent Og Guntract
J. Ho Agate
Venus Okihoma
Jeffersonian
Bose
Nick and Alice in Zanesville
Cambridge women who missed the unveiling of the McKinley monument in Columbus will view Princess Alice and her husband in Zanesville on Wednesday October 17. They will also appear at McConnellsville and Marietta with Congressman Longworth addressing the Ohio Valley Historical Society and the Daughters of the American Revolution in a tour to promote Mr. Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Columbus
Alice
Zanesville
Longworth
Beman G. Dawes
McConnellsville
Marietta
Ohio Valley Historial Society
Knights Templar Parade in Cambridge to Toledo Conclave
On Tuesday Cambridge observed Knight Templar day as 68 Knights and 42 ladies rode a special 4-coach train to Toledo for the Conclave. The Cambridge band 30 pieces drum major J W Hoffman led the parade, with Eminent Sir Charles Henry of Marietta accompanying on the regular train. The march along Wheeling Avenue and the Temple crowd drew cheers as the band played Onward Christian Soldiers and spectators felt a lift of spirit among the Knights and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Toledo
J.W. Hoffman
Sir Charles Henry
Marietta
Cambridge Commandery
Henry
Wheeling Avenue
Masonic Temple
Cambridge Band
Huffman
Eleventh Street
Court House
Lageant
Pride of
Camridge
Knights
United Presbyterian Synod Holds Forty Ninth Meeting Program
Delegates to the forty ninth annual United Presbyterian Synod gathered at Second U P church for a three day session Tuesday through Thursday. The Ohio Synod covers eastern Ohio to Columbus, eastern West Virginia and much of Michigan with business in day sessions and addresses each evening by notable church leaders.
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United Tresbyterian Synod
U.P Church
U. P
Ohio Synod of the
United Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Columbus
West Virriiia
Michigan
Sabbath School Workers Convene at Middleton church
An interesting session for Sabbath School workers is set for Saturday October bth at the Methodist Episcopal church in Middlebourne. Afternoon program includes Devotional with Raymond Lake, Round Table with Mattie Maria, Address by Miss Anna Colvin, and sessions on teacher errors, discussion, and business. Evening schedule features Devotional by Roscoe Robinson, talks on memorizing Scripture, teacher’s equipment, and motivations for young men leaving the S. S., plus an address by Hon. W. N. Cowden and closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Middlebourne
Propria
Raymond Lake
Mattie Maria
Anna Colvin
Eagleson
Roscoe Robinson
N. D. Cunningham
Anna Colvino
E. A. Yeager
S. 5
BE. O. Morris
W. N. Cowden
Head of Mormon Church Is Caught
Salt Lake City September 22 Parley J Christenson Salt Lake county attorney was cited to appear next Wednesday before Judge Armstrong to show why a warrant should not be issued for the arrest of Joseph F Smith president of the Mormon church on a charge of unlawful relations with one of his five wives The citation was issued on the petition of Charles Owen active in testimony against Senator Smoot before the US committee on privileges and elections Owen swore to a complaint on September 11 The complaint rests on May 21 last when Smith s forty third child was born to Mary T Schwartz Smith at her home in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Parley J. Christenson
Salt Lake County
State District Court
Armstrong
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Chas. Owen
Smoot
United States
Owen
Justice of the Peace
Smith
Mary T. Schwartz Smith
Relief in Peruna Promises Pelvic Catarrh Cure
A Milwaukee reader reports severe headaches back pain and dizziness improving after Peruna after two prior remedies failed. The letter argues pelvic organ catarrh is often misdiagnosed as noncatarrhal and claims Peruna relieves such catarrh by addressing the underlying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Mes
M. Brickner
Paving Proposal For North Tenth Street 1906
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Public Service until 2 o'clock PM October 9 1906 for paving North Tenth Street from Wheeling Avenue to Steubenville Avenue including grading curbing and drainage. Plans and specs are on file with the Board of Public Service and City Engineer. A $100 certified check accompanies each bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Elock
North Tenth Street
Wheeling Avenue
Steubenville Avenue
Boarfa
Public Service
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Smyrna Fair Attendance
Miss Lizzie Morrison of Zanesville visits parents here while Thomas Fuller of Cadiz works on monuments in the Presbyterian cemetery. Miss Nannie Parkinson travels to Cleveland for work after visiting here. O M Shipley and daughter Alverta of New Concord attend Smyrna fair. Mrs Garwood of Randolph Nebraska and Mrs Stewart of Cambridge visit Maggie Caldwell. Lillie Tanna and Ora Little of Cambridge attend Smyrna fair. Madison township S S Convention to be held at M E church on October 4 with a planned program and calling for strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Morrison
Zanesville
Thomas Fuller
Cadiz
Presbyterian Cemetery
Nannie Parkinson
Cleveland
O. M. Shipley
Alverta
New Concord
Smyrna Fair
Garwood
Randolph, Neb
Stewart
Cambridge
Maggie Caldwell
Lillie Tanna
Ora Little
Smyrna
Madison Township
S. S
M. E
Local Social Notes Include Visits and a Wedding
Kimbustox R D 1 from Pleasant Valley spent Sunday at William Hosick s and visited Miss Anne Deffart from Cambridge Recently Howard Mathews of Hopewell stayed with parents over Sunday with friend Isaac James from Belle Valley A funeral in Kimboton drew many locals Robert Johnson returned from Pennsylvania A marriage occurred at the bride s home last Wednesday September 1 Mary Cullen and Wallace Duff of Cambridge were wed by Rev W Lorimes Mrs Wm Reedy and daughter Alma of Washington PA visited Mrs George Proctor near Tyber Eliza Mathews spent part of last week with sister Mrs J A Bell of Guernsey ROD 1 and all relatives at North Salem. We Cure a tota in One Day Take Laxative Brome quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to case.
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Durhin
Measant Valley
Wm. Hosick
Anne Deffart
Cambridge
Jas. Kennedy
Howard Mathews
Hopewell
Isaac James
Belle Valley
el Miller
Kimboton
Robert Johnson
Pennsylvania
Mary Cullen
Wallace Duff
W. Lorimes
Wm. Reedy
Alma
Washington, Pa
George Proctor
Near Tyber
Eliza Mathews
J. A. Bell
Guernsey
North Salem
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Public Schools
W. Hacpert
Wayne County
Common Pleas
FE. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
A. R. McCulloch
Guernsey County
George White
Washington County
W. A. Blackburn
R. H. Addy
Knox Township
Watt Ractchison
Garhier
Coll. Bryan
Taft
Dick Organization
Akron
Garber
Pattison
Allan G. Thurman
Charles Dick
Asader
Senta Jobo M. Pattison
Geenx
Chicago
I. Ff. Mack
Sandusky
New York Times
Senator Foraker
Hearn
Ugus Efferts
Senate
Hans
Uncle Sam
Ike Hill
Newark
Washington, D. C
Ife
House of Representatives
Cannon
Littlefield
Nick
Sth
Knights Templar
Ohio Synod
A. F P. Dickie
Home and Freemen's
T. H. Hanoa, Jr
Alexander Gilchrist
D. D
J. W. Witherspoon
D. Dd
J. C. Taggart
George Swan
Dr. AA. Hart
W. FP. Park
S. K. Parker
O.¥. Wells
W. J. Engle
S. W. Lorimer
American Bible Study
Thomas Ralph
D. D. Theological Seminary
J. C. Pinkerton
David Livingston
W. A. Littell
W. B. Wilson
J. W. Ashwood
J. G. Webster
C. T. Littell
W. H. McFarland
D. Vb
Muskingum College
W. J. Grae
Inerl
J. Kaen Montgomery
PD. T
J. Campbell
W. G Waddle
J. D
G. O. Miller
Huber Ferguson
W. R. Wilson
Wilson
Mormon
Coshocton
John Struble
Cosboction
Lee Moorehead
Senecaville
Catherine Hawkins
Washington
Scott
Armpe
Atarr As
Ely
Farrhen
Peruna
Eley
H. P. Woodworth
Sarah Rainey
M. Hoge
Antrim
Kimbustox R. D. NO
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