Rev Father McMahon of Cleveland Declares Bankrupt
Rev Father William McMahon pastor of St. Bridget's Catholic church files voluntary bankruptcy in U S court claiming liabilities of 1 594 141 64 with assets of 75 207 08 His secured claims total 946 926 72 and unsecured 871 207 91 He was a director of Fidelity Funding of New York founded by P J Kieran and his name appears on many company papers.
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Father McMahon
Cleveland
Kieran
William McMahon
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
The
Catholic Universe
United States
New York
Pittsburg
P. J. Brady
Pathe
McMahon
Cuba's Evacuation Day Ends American Occupation
Havana marks a milestone as the last U S troops leave Cuba aboard the Sumner and McClellan. President Gomez had inaugurated in January and Washington had pledged troop withdrawal as Cuba proved capable of governing itself.
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Havana
Cuba
Sumner
McClellan
Washington
Republic
Gomez
Ohio duo linked to 1900 murder face refiled charges
Harney Devine and Leonard Stephens, after six years in prison for perjury, were arrested in Zanesville and will be returned to St Clairville to face murder charges. Mai Taylor who disappeared at sentencing also in custody for murder. The 1900 crime killed Clarence Warrick of Sommerton in September 1900.
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Buckeye
Bridgeport
Harney Devine
Leonard Stephens
Zanesville
St. Clairaville
Mai Taylor
Devine
Stephens
Sein c
Clarence Warrick
Sommerton
The Old Lady nickname used by pupils for a young teacher
A noted quirk in a classroom shows that despite youth and looks a teacher is called The Old Lady by her boy pupils. The nickname hints at traditions in school culture and student humor within the era.
Mexican Indians Rebel Over Tax Confiscation in Chihuahua
Temosachic Indians in Chihuahua rise in armed resistance against tax collection and property seizure. They kill several officials terrorize San Andreas, cut telegraph lines and call for reinforcements. Two trainloads of troops have been dispatched from Chihuahua to quell the uprising.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
San Andreas
Funeral service for Mrs Emma Jenkins in Christian church
The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon with Rev. W S Cook officiating. Interment followed at Greenlawn. Miss Daisy Eckels returned to Kentucky after visiting Misses Lee Stratton in the city. Mrs Leta Nelson, Oberlin student, is visiting her parents this week.
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Emmma Jenkins
The
Christian Church
Cook
Greenlawn
Daisy Eckels
Kentucky
Missa Lee Stratton
Misa Leta Nelson
Oberlin
Charles Nelson
Funeral services for Mr. Asher Huckley
Funeral services for Mr. Asher Huckley were held at the M B church Wednesday afternoon under the aus pices of Philadorean lodge with Rev. Charles Laughlin officiating. Interment followed at Greenlawn. Miss Mabel Chidister has improved at home on Franklin street. Miss Bessa Crooks of New Straits ville visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gibson on Madison street.
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Asher Huckley
M. B
Philadorean Lodge
Charles Laughlin
Greenlawn
Mabel Chidister
Franklin Street
Misa Bessa Crooks
New Straitsville
W. W. Gibson
Madison Street
Miss Helen Johnson Visits Parents in Franklin Street
Miss Helen Johnson a student of O O U spends the week with her parents Dr and Mrs J W Johnson on Franklin Street staying at their home during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Johnson
Oo. U
Mrs
J. W. Johnson
Franklin Street
Local Moves Noted by Franklin Street Residents
Miss Ivalu Crook stays at her Franklin street home. Mrs. George Bethel and son Raymond depart Tuesday for a new Texas residence. They were escorted to Columbus by Mrs. Bethel's mother Mrs. Late Steenrode.
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George Bethel
Raymond
Texas
Columbus
Lands to open for settlement in Flathead Reservation
Spokane notes that 1 425 000 acres in the Flathead area north central Montana will open to settlement in July. Taft is expected to sign the proclamation in April with 60 days to register at Kalispell under a lottery plan. About 220 000 acres are Indian allotments. prices range 1.25 to 5 per acre.
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Spokane
Wash
Flathead
Montana
Washington, D. C
Taft
Land Department
Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Lake Michigan
Real Estate Bargains Panhandle Promote Farm Listings
Vintage ad touts spring bargains from snug to modern homes with prices from $700 to $6 000 and vacant lots. Offers easy terms and the phrase best place on earth to invest. Includes a travel note See the Panhandle country and a fare of $12.00 from Mekinstry Parker next to the Postoffice.
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Panhandle
Mekinstry & Parker
Postoffice
The Tervors of the Autograph Album
A mid century description of an autograph album with embossed multicolored pages, varied literature and art, and original verses and drawings of ruins and bridges. Girls contributed widely and Charles Dickens was surprised by the absence of a verse for a beautiful maiden whose parents he visited. he later sent verses to her by post with a quip about her uniqueness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
London Standard
Deadly Sydney electric bicycle race ends in tragedy
In Sydney an electric light bicycle race drew at least 10 000 spectators with fifty riders. Lead contender James Somerville edged rival Cliff near the finish but toppled as his grip slipped. Somerville crashed and died before crossing the tape. Cliff also fell as their front wheels tangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
James Somervile Percy
CHMB
Somerville
Cliff
Chicago Record Herald
Endorse Cox to Succeed Rorick in State Hospital
Democratic executive committee in Glouster approves resolutions calling for Dr. Rorick's removal as superintendent of the Athens state hospital. O. S. Cox of McArthur endorsed to succeed him. Sittings also name S. D. Webb of Albany for reappointment to the board of elections.
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Glouster
Democratic Executive Committee
Harmon
Rerick
Athens State Hospital
Fulton
State Hospital
Rorick
O. 8. Cox
McArthur
D. Webb
Albany
Board of Elections
Webb
Character of the Montenegrins in Wartime Exile
London Chronicle describes Montenegrin patriotism and resilience under oppressive rule. Tales recount prisoners sent as messengers to Cattaro, a 3000 florins bank stash, and a Russian envoy’s failed mediation with Prince Nicolas. A guard’s absence led prisoners to briefly man the rifles themselves.
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W. J. Siiliman
Cattaro
Nicolas
Cetinie
London Chronicle
The Time Not Ripe Anxious Patron Doctor Consultation
An anxious patron urges the doctor to call in other physicians for consultation while the family doctor remains hopeful that there is still some possibility. The exchange, presented in a New York Weekly tone, underlines cautious optimism in medical doubt.
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New York Weekly
Germany's Timber Problem Spurs World Class Forest Models
A historical comparison of Germany and the United States shows Germany's higher per acre forest productivity and stricter conservation. It argues the U S must expand and sustain forests through careful ownership, utilization, and scientific forestry to meet future wood needs. Public forests remain a minority share while private holdings dominate.
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Germany
United States
Vengeance of Russian Revolutionaries Bricks Traitor Alive
A French spy named Regnier, employed by the Russian police, was targeted by the revolutionaries. He was bricked up alive in a Odessa cellar around 1905, later found suffocated by sulfuric hydrogen fumes aboard a ship that arrived in Antwerp. the method remained undiscovered.
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Odessa
Regnier
Antwerp
Endurance Test in Two Bragging Auto Wakes
A concise quip from the Louisville Courier Journal notes two men boast about their respective car waking experiences, framing the idea as an endurance test. The remark reflects playful social commentary on automotive culture and bravado.
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Louieville Counigy Journal
Tragedies and Travels Highlight Mixed Newspaper Notes
Reports list deaths from a streetcar fall in Columbus Ohio and a Bishop Vincent wife’s passing in Indianapolis. A Dayton woman thwarted a stabber with a hatpin. Taft offers English ambassadorship to Harvard’s Eliot. Russian police jail 76 over arms for Caucasus rebels. Dr. Jones killed in the Philippines. Rear Admiral Converse buried in Arlington with honors. Cohunhue’s Brown elected National Dental secretary in Birmingham.
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Mary Louise Crapo
Columbus
Misa Myrtle Latham
Dayton
Taft
Eliot
Harvard University
John H. Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Caucasus
William Jones
Chicago
Philippines
Lnte
Converse
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
I. C. Brown
Cohiuahue
National Dental Association
Birmingham
Ala
County Expenditures Listing Auditor and Officials Messy Accounts
A detailed county expense list shows salaries for auditor clerk and deputy treasurer, ministerial funds in multiple townships, supervision work, unclaimed costs, and various payments including court house plumbing, Children's Home orders, expressage, and stenographers. Numerous banks and companies are named among payments to individuals and institutions.
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John P. Dana
Woodworth
B. A. Ellis
Ames Township
W. A. Foster
Prke
R. Rowland
Webb Stationery and Printing Co
Gormley
Mayer
Wm. Fisher
Marshal
Willson
E. C. Woodworth
A. W. Lynch
Same
H. L. Allison
Ministerial Fund
Waterloo Township
Strawn and Clark
Court House
Bank of Athens
Troy Township
Annorah Lynch
Home Furnishing Co
Athens County Home Telephone Co
Amos Hixson
Adams Express Co
Expressage
Soc
Brant Cashier Co
John Kale
D. B. Webster
Almira Webster
T. L. Morgan
Jas. Headley
Jury verdict awarded 254.64 in Weed Judson case
After about an hour and a half the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the Weed Judson case for 254.64 this afternoon. Arguments were presented this morning.
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Weed-Judson
DIPPING SHEEP AND THE VALUE OF DIPS FOR LAMBS
A breeder describes dipping sheep in a steel vat to improve parasite control. He notes dipping through the wool is effective and recounts his wooden tank’s rot and the switch to a durable steel vat. He recommends fall eye dipping before lambing and advises against dipping lambs too young but allows dipping at five to six weeks. He warns ticks pass from ewes to lambs during shearing and that dipping lambs destores the ticks.
New Irrigation Projects Expand 350000 Acres in Three States
Spokane reports multiple irrigation schemes to add over 350000 acres across Washington Idaho and Oregon this spring. Major effort centers on 250000 acre Weiser river system in Corncil Valley Idaho forming a single district. Others include Norman Smiths Seattle syndicate installing current motors on the Columbia river near Paseo to irrigate 50000 acres and Oscar Vanderbilt’S Oregon venture to reclaim 1000 acres.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Corncil Valley
Weiser
Norman Smith
Seattle
Columbia River
Paseo
Oscar Vanderbilt
Hood River
Ore
Formely
Detroit
Mich
Columbia
Union Gap Irrigation Company
John Sechlorfelt
Okanogan, Wepatchee
Spokane Valleys
Marshfield Visitors and Local Social Notes
Marshfield notes list visitors from Athens and Vigo including Jacob Sherman and Mrs Elza Salters. Several residents, including Mrs R Hysell and Peter Winning, are on the sick list this week. The report records social calls at the Marshfield Bank and local homes.
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S. F. Beverage
Athens
P. G. Dowler
Vigo
Peter Winning
Dasa Hewitt
J. R. Lostro
Lahrig
Marshfield Bank
Sherman Shull
Lathrig
Marshfield
R. Hysell
Daily Markets Pittsburg Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Steady
Daily market notes from Pittsburg indicate light receipts across cattle hogs and sheep and lambs. Prices remain unchanged from yesterday with prime and Yorkers at 7.25 to 7.40, common at 6.90 to 7.15, and lambs around 6.41 to 6.50 with held ranges. A stray line ends with an unrelated remark about a girl and a steady.
Athens Markets Price Report
Market notes from Athens list new corn and wheat prices per bushel and bale and straw prices per ton. Daily feed and wholesale figures appear in the brief market update.
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Ohio
Doings
Flathead Indian Reservation
First National Bank
Athens Oil & Gas Exchange
Cres . OB
Inging
Acros
Alberta
Amber
Athens Ee
Clayton
Clear Creek
Clearport
Crescent Ridge
Oweee
Crockett’s Run
Crossenville
Diamond
East Bremen
Ebenezer
Electric
Flint Ridge
Franklin
Geneva
Germantown
Pat Cibisonville
Glenova
Fee
Goble
Good Hope i
Seeeee
Gore
Green Valley
Guaranty
Hamley Run
Harlan
Holliday
Junction City
Kenyon
Laurel Creek
Liberty
Oliver A
Addy
Overland
P. D
Pickerington
Pike
Martin
J Purvis-Turner
Radcliffe
Richland
Rosemary
Rushcreek
Rushville
Kutland Mutual
Shawnee Shamrock
Somerset
Square Deal
Merling Royalty Stoutville
Stroud
Studertown
Sugar Grove
Sunday Creek
Toreh Hill
West Point
Winona
Endorse Cox
Morocco
Sahara
Asia
Jacob Sherman
Elza Salters
W. V. Hunter
Oliver F. Rowland John J. Woolley
Woolley & Rowland
Athens National Bank
Athens, Ohio
W. N. Alderman
H. D. Henry
Fred L. Alderman
Carr
Eges
Tere
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