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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
4
A candidate declares intent to pursue the party nomination in the forthcoming Republican primary election. The statement names Don Cable as the associated figure in the campaign.
The Republican senatorial committee for the 9th 14th district calls a convention at Athens Ohio on May 7 1903 at 1 pm to nominate a state senator for the joint district Delegates from counties will be chosen by current county committees and seated if already selected Monroe County lacking a committee member will have delegates appointed by the county executive committee Representation bases one delegate and one alternate for every 100 votes and fraction of 50 and over cast in each county The counties and delegate totals are: Noble 11 Monroe 1 Morgan 23 Hocking 26 Fairfield 28 Washington 46 Lewis C Laylin secretary and B Whiley chairman. Total votes 182.
About 150 visiting delegates expected for the senatorial convention of the Mth district to be held here on May 7. Citizens are urged to show hospitality by hosting visitors and a reception should be organized by the Mayor or Board of Trade president with committees appointed promptly.
Backers of Walter D. Guilbert argue for his renomination at the Republican state convention. They cite his careful, conservative management and ability to handle complex state finances, noting prior reliance on drafts and debt reduction.
A public servant emphasizes the value of official duty and years of hands on experience. The remarks highlight persistence, integrity, and steady service in county affairs. He notes the importance of practical knowledge gained through long term involvement in local governance.
Washington April 13. The president and his advisers show unity on tariff and trust policy. Secretary Shaw Root and the president call for no tariff tinkering and for tariff guidance by the Republican party after the election. They warn that Democratic calls for cheap markets mean low wages and risk of monopoly, while Republican policy has led to prosperity. Also appears in notice: Frank J. Cheney swears firm will pay $100 for every cataract cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
On informant Alexander Root an affidavit was filed accusing Sarah Blair of assaulting his wife Mrs. Root in Big Run. The incident occurred earlier in the week over a long standing property line dispute. Mrs. Root was reportedly struck with a club in the highway near her home. Blair is to be arraigned Saturday in Athens before Mayor Logan.
The greatest danger from colds and grip is pneumonia, but with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the danger is avoided. Many users report no pneumonia, claiming it prevents the illness. it cures a cold or grip faster than other treatments and is pleasant and safe. Sold by McKee's drug store.
A report notes Mayor Fleischman carrying Cincinnati by a 16000 vote margin, signaling a strong base as another gubernatorial aspirant may join the field.
The piece profiles Hon Albert Douglas a sociologist attorney and businessman contending for Ohio Republican support ahead of the state convention. It highlights his background born April 25 1852 in Chillicothe and notes his grandfather Richard Douglas migrated from Connecticut in 1807. It argues for a candidate aligned with Governor Nash and committed to equal opportunity and enforceable law.
The narrative centers on Albert Douglas with strong mention of Warren G. Harding of Marion and Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland. It highlights Douglas as a well informed, pro party speaker and popular candidate supported by thousands of voters. Douglas’s military, legal, and political career is outlined along with his ties to business and campaign activity.
Probate accounts filed in Athens County Ohio suspend for exceptions until May 2 1903 at 10 o clock A M. Executors Jesse A Watkins and James H Watkins of C Watkins estate present first and final account. Julia A Norton guardian of Charles T Norton files first account. H L Baker guardian of Richard J Drake files second account. H L Baker guardian of F D Ogborn files third and final account. R C M Hastings executor of Thomas Ellis estate files final account. A W Lynch probate judge April 16 to April 30 1903.
Sealed proposals for erecting the Asbury M Church near Sarbondale Ohio will be accepted through May 22 1903. Plans and specifications available at the M E Parsonage New Plymouth and will not be removed. Building Committee may reject any or all bids. L B Carter pastor chairman of bids committee April 16 to May 21
J C Campbell announces several fine building lots on Court Street and in the suburbs to sell at a very reasonable price. He notes eight lots were sold last week.
Eleven rooms with modern conveniences listed as a good stand for a boarding house. Inquiries at this office. property expected to rent soon.
FOR RENT rooms furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping. S. R. Weidman. FOR SALE good new coal range for sale at a great bargain. 14 12 W. Lawrence.
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