Ohio Centennial and Taft Support Dominate Local News
The issue covers a 1903 Chillicothe Ohio Centennial proceedings, editorials backing Taft, and Fairfield county Republicans in the Taft camp. It notes A I Vorys as Gazette stockholder, discusses local talk on a new government building, and reflects on historical printing methods and the first international peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Douglass
Ohio
Chillicothe
Monument Park
Athens County
Taft
Nick
Alice
Praise for asthma remedy from Cambridge resident
Mrs. Mary Davis of Cambridge Indiana says she was permanently cured of a severe bronchial asthma after trying Toxico the constitutional remedy. The Toxico Laboratory at 1269 Broadway New York offers free trial treatments to asthma and hay fever sufferers and guarantees safety under the new Food and Drugs Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ind
Mary Davis
Toxico
Toxico Laboratory
Broadway
New York City
United States
International arbitration gains strength over war as costly and futile
The piece argues that war imposes heavy costs on all sides, including taxation and human suffering, and celebrates a shift from force to arbitration in settling disputes. It cites historical views on honor, the decline of the duel, and the rising sentiment for peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ohio Sun
After 30 Years a Wife Seeks Separation in Court
The husband torched the idea of divorce while the wife accuses him of whipping her. The judge treats the complaint as whimsical and notes she might return in three months. He predicts the world will chill her view, recalling the long life together and the hope she may mend the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
April Weather Record and Local Notes
The Columbus weather bureau summarizes 28 Aprils data with mean 51 degrees ranking warmest 1896 at 57 and coldest 1904 at 45. April highs reached 89 on the 18th 1896 and lows 15 on the 5th 1881. rainfall 2.62 inches with 12 days over .01 inch. Snowfall record 7.7 inches on 5 6 1886. humidity 74% at 7 am 61% at 7 pm. wind peak 60 mph 9 April 1906. Local notices include visits, encores, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Weather Bureau
Rheumatism Cure Promoted By Dr Flood
A local notice promotes Dr George Edmund Flood as a cure for Rheumatism and kidney bladder troubles. It shares a home remedy prescription with fluids and extracts and urges readers to drink water and test the treatment.
Sunflower Philosophy Says Hostess Arrange Tables
A witty aphorism from the Atchison Globe urges a hostess to pair lovers at table while separating those who are married, claiming a smoker never has enough matches to light all his cigarettes.
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Atchison
Kan
Globe
New England Notes from Chillicothe Area
Mrs Eliza Mathews returned home near Chillicothe after a seven week stay with Aunt Mrs Eliza Wilson. Miss Gay McGinty from Stewart is staying with Mrs Wilson for a few weeks. Mrs Rebecca Starlin remains on the mend. Addie Bundy and Amanda Chambers are on the sick list. G G Lewis, Plains worker, visited family here weekend. W W Dille an Amesville visitor. Miss Ora Nolan of Glouster stays with Charles McBee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Mathews
Chillicothe
Eliza Wilson
Gay McGinty
Stewart
Wilson
Rebecca Starlin
Addie Bundy
Amanda Chambers
G. G. Lewis
Plains
W. W
Zelda Update on Bolin Injury and Warner Farewell
Charley Bolin has recovered enough from a fractured mastoid temporal bone and head injuries to be out with hopes of a speedy recovery. P. O. Warner and his family bid farewell here before their move to western Canada to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bolin
P. O. Warner
Pioneer
Canada
Local social notes and visits brighten week in area
Dr B C Vorhes of Albany guests with Mr and Mrs J P Wood. D A R meeting eyed Saturday at Mrs J R Sands. Dr J M Higgins called to Chauncey. Home Thceries Society meets Friday at 2 pm with Mrs H J Smith at the Ohio Hotel. Mr and Mrs R J Thompson relocate from Haydenville to West Union street Craig property. Thompson runs a Chauncey general store. Dr and Mrs George B Parker host Noah Tedrow of New England. Judges S M Douglas and B N Sigler visit for legal business. Athenians host a delightful dance with about twenty five couples. Selby’s orchestra plays. Mrs Joseph L Ward guest of Mr and Mrs W W Ward. Joseph Ward arrives Friday from Pittsburgh to visit. Mrs Harvey Wilson travels to Gloucester then Columbus to see friends. Mr and Mrs Joe Smith of Jobs return home after visit. Mrs M E Pond and son Walter of the University return from Muskingum valley. Coach Arthur McFarland of St Clairsville in city to view opening ball game with Cincinnati. Dr A E Lawrence of Coolville and Pomeroy, between trains, calls on friends. he also serves as secretary for Southern Ohio Promoting Co. Mrs Alston Ellis goes to Columbus to meet President Ellis returning from east educational meetings. they plan to return tonight. Mrs J D Brown returns from Cincinnati after visiting T J Davis. Mrs Julia Dew returns from Logan with Mrs Harry Rose as guest until Monday.
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Emma Rison
Columbus
Edward Bolton
Elmer Stout
Bessie Bosworth
Letart
W Va
Lewis Person
Guy Dean
Nina
Coolville
Ashcroft
New Martinsville
W. Va
Grant Sewell
J. Goodrich
Pomeroy
Arthur Dean
Edward Parker
East Liverpool
L. D. Castle
Charles
Harrison Day
Lottridge
Carrie Wood
Lewis
O. F. Larson
Ohio University Trustees Gain Cincinnati Graduate
Governor Harris appoints William Fletcher Boyd of Cincinnati to the Ohio University board of trustees, filling the vacancy left by Geo W. Boyce due to illness. Boyce served since 1875 but could not participate in eight years of board duties. The move maintains three Hamilton County representatives and follows General Grosvenor’s long support for the Athens university.
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Harris
William Fletcher Boyd
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Boyd
Geo. W. Boyce
Boyce
W. F. Boyd
Messrs. Boyce
Hamiltar County
The
Ohio Sun
C. H. Grosvenor
University At
Athens
Athens Ohio Bond Sale for Cemetery Street Improvements
The Village of Athens Ohio calls for sealed bids on bonds amounting to 4000 dollars to fund Cemetery Street and State Street improvements. Ten bonds of 400 dollars each mature annually starting September 1 1907 at five percent interest, bids due May 2 1907, highest bid evaluated with accrued interest, village may reject all bids. Court orders and ordinances guide the issue and special assessments. W B Golden village clerk announces terms April 17 1907.
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Athens
Ohio
Said Sang
Cemetery Street
Ean Avenue
State Street
Crossin
Hocking Valley Railroad
State of
W.B. Golden
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Messenger and Herald
Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Malcolm Jennings
Lancaster Gazette
Jennings
Foraker
Harding
Fairfield County
A. I. Vorys
Gazette
G48
Messenger
America
New York
Hague
Alfred
Massachusetts
Iceman
Annie Dunfee
Will Bailey
Delaware
Phoebe Bailey
Frost
Albert Hooper
Hooper
Reuben Gillilan
Lucy Palmer
Henry Jewster
Cc. G. Dye
Lewis Dre
Baptist Church
M. E
Cr. G. Dye
Cincinnati Hill
Oregon Indian Medicine Company
Bowles Hall
Alice B. Dye
Fannie Bingman
George Edmund Flood
Warner
Sunflower Philosophy
New England
Sam Sommer
S Store News
Eve Eee
Baneccnis
Ooltig
India
Eeare
Athens, Ohio
B. C. Vorhes
Albany
J P. Wood
J. R. Sands
J. M. Higgins
Chauncey
Home Thceries Society
H. J. Smith
Ohio Hotel
R. J. Thompson
Haydenville
Craig
West Union Street
Thompson
George B. Parker
Noah Tedrow
M. Douglas
Mansfield
B. N. Sigler
City
Selby
Joseph L. Ward
W. W. Ward
East Union Street
Joseph Ward
Pittsburg
Harvey Wilson
D. C. Thomas
Glouster
Joe Smith
Jobs
James Smith
Arthur McFarland
St. Clairsville
A. E. Lawrence
Southern Ohio Promoting Company
Alston Ellis
President Ellis
J. D. Brown
T. J. Davis
Julia Dew
Logan
Harry Rose
U. Graduate
Ner
University
the Security Savings Bank Co
Bethel
Co. G. O'Bleness, Cashier
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