Local residents and visitors listed in Chauncey and surrounding towns
A stream of notices lists business visitors from Columbus Nelsonville Greenfield and Parkersburg with several residents hosting guests. Individuals include D R Richards W W Harris E R Walker Frank Schloss Jr and others plus social visits by Mr and Mrs Hoffman and Richard Daggett. Attaches mention attendance at clubs and family visits in Amesville Guysville and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hoffman
Chillicothe
W. V. Daggett
Richard Daggett
Three Replevin Suits Filed After Flood
Three replevin suits were filed in Squire Rose's court to recover lumber claimed by John C. Hewitt. Defendants Waldo Baird J F Smith and Rev John N Pilcher of Canaanville allegedly refused Hewitt access to lumber on their land after the flood. The suits seek chestnut and oak ties telegraph poles locust posts and other lumber. Hearings set for Monday and Tuesday with first case starting at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Rose’s
John C. Hewitt
Waldo Baird
J. F. Smith
John N. Pilcher
Canaanville
Hewitt
Thaw Case Lawyer Delmas Defends Client and Attacks White
Delmas argues for Thaw under unwritten law calling it dementia Americana while portraying Stanford White as a lecher and Thaw as protector of home and virtue. Jurors hear defense about Thaw's sanity as prosecutors face a lengthy closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Harry Kendall Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Delphin
Michael Delmas
Stanford White
Delmas
Harry Thaw
Potter's Field
Providence
Mr. Delmas
Madison Square
Torney Delmas
Bombs, strikes, and unrest roll through early April
In Barcelona on April 10 an additional bomb wounded five at 26 Boqueria street as panic spreads and censorship blocks details. Also in St Louis the Nationals beat the Americans 5 to 1 to clinch the seven game series. Marseille sees 1000 bakers strike with red flags and songs, authorities reporting no disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Boqueria Street
Nationals
St. Louis
Marseilles
Railway regulation dominates Washington debates in April
Washington correspondence reports the ongoing rail regulation fight as central to national policy. President Wilson maintains his plan for federal oversight, while railroads push back with tariff changes and state laws seen as hostile to their interests. James J. Hill proposes expanding inland waterways to ease traffic, aligning with new commissions. Industry and politics focus on interstate transport, rebates, and monopolies shaping future regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
H. C. Smith
Manufacturers’ Association of
Ilinois
Congress
Western Trunk Lines
Central Traffic Association
Eastern Trunk Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Inland Waterways Commission
Athens Reading Club hosts discussion on War on Christianity in France
The Athens Reading Club entertained attendees Friday evening with a talk titled War on Christianity in France. Readers were Mrs. O B Pershing and Dr C W Super. Discussion leaders were Mrs H W Elson and General Grosvenor, with Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. A. Atkinson
France
O. B. Pershing
C. W. Super
H. W. Elson
General Grosvenor
Relieves Pain From Piles with Collapsible Tube Application
A patent medicine claim describes instant relief for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. The product is sold in collapsible tubes and promises immediate effect. A money back refund is offered if relief is not achieved. Henderson-Crider Drug Co. handles distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Zan
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Oldest newspaper subscribers praised in historic note
The Providence Journal cites Ezra P. Lyon of Attleboro Massachusetts as likely the oldest subscriber, claiming 66 years with the Journal since January 1841. The piece notes Detroit Free Press claims 62 years, Messenger since 1825, and asks readers who has longer tenure. It also covers local obituaries for Miss Mary Moore and Mrs. J S Jolley, with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Detroit Free Press
United States
Free Press
Providence
R. J
Ezra P. Lyon
Lindsay Street
Atteboro
Mass
Messenger
Athens Messenger
Local notes from Hebbardsville and nearby towns
Mrs E B Armstrong and children Ruth and Valerie have been ill for two weeks while Miss Anna Reynolds shows signs of slow improvement after weeks of serious illness. Clayton Vorhes sold his team to Wallace Pratt of Athens who later lost the team in the Athens flood for 300 dollars. R M Pattersons sale is set for March 11 and he will move to Athens to start a new business. Charles Townsend bought the Northrop property from Hollingworth who purchased the Snowden farm and plans to move there. Mrs Anna Creamer and Theodore Moler of Jerseyville visited Mrs W H Drake near Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Armstrong
Ruth
Valerie
Anna Reynolds
Clayton Vorhes
Wallace Pratt
Athens
Pratt
R. M. Patterson
Patterson
Charles Townsend
Northrop
Hollingworth
Snowden
Anna Creamer
Theodore Moler
Jerseyville
W. H. Drake
Fisher
Charles Dickey Takes Sales Position at Culps Store
Charles L. Dickey, formerly a window trimmer for D. Zenner & Co., has secured a salesman post through Hapgoods in the Cleveland office for Culps Store of Alliance, Ohio. A Marietta native and Marietta College graduate, he previously worked with J. G. Jones of Fairmount, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Dickey
D. Zenner & Co
Cleveland
Hapgoods
Culps
Alliance
Ohio
Dickey
Marietta
Marietta College
J. G. Jones
Fairmount
W. Va
M. W. Circle Meets At Mechanicsburg Home
The M. W. Circle gathered at Mrs. James Smith's Mechanicsburg residence Tuesday afternoon. Conversation filled the hours with progress on tasks and several solos by Miss Mary Smith. Hostess served a two course luncheon. guests included Mrs. Percy Wallis and two San Francisco children, and many local members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Circle
James Smith
Mechanicsburg
Mary Smith
Circle
Percy Wallis
San Francisco
Cal
George Whipple
Elmer Enlow
Will Moler
George Walker
Frank Phillips
Early Risers Pills Sold at Cline's Pharmacy
When you need a pill take a pill and be sure it's an Early Riser. Witt's Little Early Risers are safe and satisfactory with no gripe. Sold locally by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Cline
Wood trade notes in Edinburg Scotland
A large portion of American wood manufacturers supply Edinburg Scotland with substantial sales. The report highlights the demand for American wood products in Scottish markets and the impact on local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Scotland
The Kind You Have Always Booth
A fragmented item mentions a familiar phrase The Kind You Have Always Booth with unclear context and no identifiable names, dates, or events. Further readable details are needed to extract a specific news item or action.
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D. R. Richards
The
Chauncey
Arc. W. Harris
Washington, Ind
W. B. Edgar
Nelsonville
C. Berry
Mre
E. Isit
Shortolumbus
E. R. Walker
Parkersburg
Frank Schloss, Jr
Columbus
Ernest Glazier
University
Indianola Park
Glazier
Guysville
Will Brown
Jeffrey Mining and Manufacturing Company
Sam Butler
Findlay
John Frye
Greenfield
B. O. Higley
Middleport
John Shott
Sunnyside Embroidery Club
W. B. Bentley
Morris Avenue
A. L. Roach
College Street
Charlies Eddy
Dunglen
Morris- Poston
W. E. Peters
Millfield
W. A. Carpenter
Carpenter Hardware Company
Glouster
John Selby
John Kerr
Harris, Ohio
E. W. Howe
Cora Woodyard
Greenfield, Ohio
Thomas Edmundson
May Haystedder
New Straitsville
Mark Stecker
D. D. Fuller
Mary Francis Lawhead
Amesville
Hill
Mr. Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Sidney Webster
Harriman
White House
Depew’s
Depew
Cortelyou
Paris
Senate
Roosevelt
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
William Loeb, Jr
Senator Penrose
William Rockefeller
Canal Zone
Panama
Disa
Harra
Sam Sommer
Brussels
Saleng
Mattings
Ce Sacland
Athens, Ohio
Detroit
J.S. Jolley
Albany
F. M. Moore
Hebbardsville
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