Reapportionment Keeps Ninth-Fourteenth District Same
Governor Nash announces no change to the Ninth-Fourteenth senatorial district comprising Athens Hocking Fairfield Morgan and Washington counties. The representation ratio remains 41 670 for a representative and 118 787 for a senator with terms shifting across sessions. прошлые incumbents Dana Riley Fallout and Cable are noted as having retired after first terms.
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Nash
Athens
Hocking
Fairfield
Morgan
Washington
Dana
Riley
Fallout
Cable
Allen will not resign as Porto Rico governor says White House
Washington April 8 The Porto Rico governor Allen announces he will not resign. McKinley asked him to withhold resigning after a White House conference. Allen says affairs in Porto Rico are improving under civil government and tax reforms. Separately Knox named attorney general with praise from McKinley.
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Washington
Allen
Porto Rico
White House
McKinley
Massachusetts
U.S
U. S
Philander Chase Knox
Knox
President McKinley
Duquesne Club
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Mento
Coun
MacArthur
Philippines
Congress
Aguinaldo
War Department
George Washington Aguinaldo
G. W. Aguinaldo
Boutwell
Edward Atkinson
Erving Winslow
Broadwell town notes and local elections
Broadwell updates show residents visiting relatives and social news. Local politics highlight Andy Murphy’s sheriff bid and township candidates chosen for justice of the peace Amos White constable D. W. Brill assessor J. W. Armstrong central committeeman E. P. Totman treasurer T. J. Pickering trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Og
Sharpsburg
John Sager
Columbus
D. M. Beasley
Amenville
Our Town
F.W. Taylor
M. P. Totman
J. R.wickhaw
Clarence Crippen
Athens
J. T. Webster
Chas. Draper
Barba Golns
Hall Haybrow
Fairfax Soapstone Factory
E. L. Calendine
Harley Inman
C. O. Wharf
Esau Warris
Cutler
Vetran
Andy Murphy
C. L. Spriggs
Amos White
Broadwell
D. W. Brill
J. W. Armstrong
E. P. Totman
T. J. Pickering
Garden Church Notes And Local News Briefs
Protracted meeting closed at Zion last Friday night. Mrs S fubba is seriously ill with rheumatism. James Klingenberg hired H T Blackwood for farm work this summer. M E and Guy Dinsmore have gone to Ada for the spring term of college. Rumor of I Cullums giving free sings at Garden church Sunday afternoon. Hickory schoolhouse fire on last day of term. a timely warning and efforts of teacher and scholars prevented major damage.
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Zion
S. ‘Fubba
James Klingenberg
H. T. Blackwood
Guy Dinsmore
Ada
I. Cullums
Garden Church
Hickory
Hines
Bethany Ridge Birth and Local Family Moves
Bethany Ridge reports a baby girl born to John Lones and wife. L. C. Crippen moved his family from Guysville to the farm. John Burke, recently ill, is improving. John Holsington relocated from Stewart to Green Valley farm. Amos Place social supported M. E. church. Gleason family visited. Fisher and Lewis Smith of Pike County visited and were sent home with Miss Oxee Smith.
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John Lones
L. C. Crippen
Guysville
John Burke
John Holsington
Stewart
Green Valley
Amos Place
M. E
Mr. Gleason
Jacke
Sonville
Dave Lones
Fisher
Lewis Smith
Pike County
Oxee Smith
Local Notes Highlight Engagements and Trips
Arthur Vanmeter visited friends at Lottridge early this week. Miss Mary Klingenberg stayed with John Burke in Stewart. John Dunfee spent weekend with relatives in Hebbards ville. Kate Klingenberg vacationed with sister Mrs. Eric Burk in Beebe. Joseph Smith left for Marion for summer work. Samuel Ball and Maggie Williams of Frost quietly wed at Guysville with Rev. L. D. Cherrington officiating. Congratulations.
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Arthur Vanmeter
Mary Klingenberg
John Burke
Familly
Stewart
John Dunfee
Hebbardsville
Kate Klingenberg
Eric Burk
Beebe
Joseph Smith
Marion
Samuel Ball
Maggie Williams
Frost
Guysville
L. D. Cherrington
Scott's Emulsion advertised for neuralgia and nerves
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nourishment for nerve pain and nervous irritability. It claims fat helps nerves and brain, offers a free sample, and lists BCOTT & BOWNE as chemists with a $1 price at all druggists.
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Scott
Bcott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Local notes from Guysville and vicinity
Mark Lewis bowls on the wicket as William Wilson visits Athens. Miss Sadie Sheldon closes her school for the season. Dr W Coleman assists at Zaleski this week. Miss Marie Thomas arrives from Iowa for summer. Dr W Rt Coleman and Alpha Johnson visit Chester relatives. Rev Rt C Stewart moves family into C A Whitacre home. The Guenthers of Athens visit relatives here. William Blackburn and Mrs Mary Murphy visit J W Murphy's home. D W Cornell and wife attend Easter services in Nelsonville with Athens Knight Templars. Samuel Waite and Maggie Williams wed at M E parsonage. Henry Chase of Albany hosts Bert Hovey and wife. B A Ogilvie of Denver arrives for a visit before returning home. Messia C A Whitacre, C Bean, I Brewer, S W Calvert and I Buck travel to Marietta Tuesday for courthouse cornerstone. Epworth League box supper set for Mar Enjoyable event at Masonic hall with boxes brought by ladies and proceeds by men. Funeral of Mrs William Thomas conducted at Presbyterian church with Rev Cherrington and Rev Taylor, burial in Bean cemetery. Family receives many condolences.
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Mark Lewis
Willam Wilson Wos
Athens
Sadie Sheldon
Dr. W. Coleman
Zaleski
Marie Thomas
Iowa
W. Rt. Coleman
Alpha Johnson
Chester
Rt. C. Stewart
C. A. Whitacre
F. L. Guenther
William Blackburn
Mary Murphy
J. W. Murphy
D. W. Cornell
Nelsonville
Knight Templars
Samuel Waite
Maggie Williama
Lottridge
M. E. Parsonage
Henry Chase
Albany
Bert Hovey
B.A. Ogilvie
Denver
Col
Arived
Local notes on visits and travel around the area
Miss Florence Batchelder is on the sick list. Several residents and visitors are recorded, including Willie Flaherty of Belpre visiting family, G W Flinn on a Parkersburg trip, Daniel Johnson of Decatur visiting friends, H M Webster of Canaanville on business, and G S Rife in Hamden on business last week. Other items mention employment, hosting relatives, preaching, and Easter visits to Decatur and Stewart amid multiple family connections.
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Florence Batchelder
Willie Flaherty
Belpre
G. W. Flinn
Parkersburg
Daniel Johnson
Decatur
H. M. Webster
Canaanville
G.S. Rife
Hamden
A. L. Bingman
Pomeroy
Bert Moore
West Virginia
Rose Lyons
C. G. Dodd
Paulina Patten
Rose
Janne Merrrath
Alfred
Lenard Baily
Harvey Baker
Torch
S. Winters
Rev. Williams
Coolville
Congregational
Edward Dunfee
Frank Kinney
Clara Flinn
Stewart
Elia Tilton
Florence
Armenia
Misa Mary Johnson
L. C. Johnson
Local Notes From Sugar Creek and Athens
Sugar Creek reports E D Junod visiting Athens on weekend while Miss Carrie Closter and Miss Myrta South also spent time in the city. Mary White of the O A attended Easter at home. Ed ith Laughlin and Ethel Laughlin joined Boxwell examiners. Fred Stevenson visited John Harvey. J C Harvey moved saw mill to Jn Moud farm? J C Spaulding improves premises with a new yard fence. Job Welmer moved to A B White farm near Chauncey. T H Lduchiin builds a house on wheels for logging business. Easter social at Stephenson's postponed due to weather. W H Chadwick barn burned early Monday with feed. origin unknown.
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E. D. Junod
Athens
Carrie Closter
Myrta South
Mary White
O. A
Edith and
Ethel Laughlin
Boxwell
Fred Stevenson
John Harvey
McDougal
J.C. Harvey
Kurtz
Jnunod
J. C. Spaulding
Job Welmer
A. B. White
Chauncey
T. H. Lduchiin
Stephenson
W. H. Chadwick
Beebe Man Returns From Missouri Visit
Harbert McCullough Beebe returned from visiting his brother in Missouri. Miss Flosaie Richardson began the spring term of school at this place last week. A box supper at the residence of H. A. Cook on Friday evening was a social and financial success.
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Beebe
Harbert McCullough
Missouri
Flosaie Richardson
H. A. Cook
Frost. Local births and visits noted in Toledo area
Sherman Rowell returned to Toledo last week. Birth announcements list a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Robinett and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brandbury. Mrs. Corsinda Rowell is convalescing after illness. Visits include Miss Ida Moore of Ireland to Mrs. Jessie Ladd and Curtis Dean of West Virginia to his parents.
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Sherman Rowell
Toledo
John Robinett
Elmer Brandbury
Corsinda Rowell
Ida Moore
Ireland
Jessie Ladd
Curtis Dean
West Virginia
Hiram Burden
Troy Township
Joseph Linton
Misa Bessie Richardson
Athens
Melinda Barrows
Middleport
William Barrows
James Bailey
Nan Linton
Ida B. Max
Well
Local Notes on Sickness Births and School Election
Mrs Angeline Boring is very sick. A fine girl born to Mr and Mrs John Ator on April 3. Mr and Mrs J E Williams were at Albany Sunday. Mrs Watta moved into her house in Jerseyville. Last Friday the schools closed with a literary program. The school election Monday evening produced a tie, but A C Kramer was later declared director. the ladies cast their first votes but their ballots were counted as equal and valued little.
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Angeline Boring
Gorn
John Ator
J. E. Williams
Albany
Watta
Hew House
Jerseyville
A.C. Cramer
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Athens Messenger and Herald
Messenger An Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
TRE Marietta Daily Register
Washington Lutter
Hoot
Thomas H. Barry
Manila
Funston
Ood
Palanan
Luzon
Caaiguran
John A. Logan
Iowa Circle
Guenther
G. Move
F. M. Bristol
Franklin Simmons
Depew
George Tucker
Major Tucker
Gen. Logan
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Bethany Ridge
Sugar Creek
Sam Sommer
Oxford
Fabrica
Ohio
L. A. Moore
Main Street
Zanesville
Wheeling
W. Va
Newark
O. Ballard
Court Street
Athens County
Nallards Corner Court Street
James A. Diltr
L.A. Moore
Shade
Seven Year Old River Mills
I. A. Rosenheim
District Court of the United
Southern District of
George Fenzel
Albert C. Thompson
Columbua
Fenze
Harpcora
Ilwis
Wiobwe
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