War memories and political conflict in Washington 1893
In Washington July 31 1893 dispatches discuss Secretary Carlisle and President Cleveland's strained relations over cabinet appointments and policy. The piece notes congressional delays, tariff debate, and the impact on Treasury and war duties plus veteran reminiscences from Gov. McKinley at Soldiers Day with Lincolnian reflections on the Union and emancipation.
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Washmeton
D. C
Carlisle
Cleveland
Congress
Mr. Carlisle
Gray Gables
the Treasury
Thurber
James T. Kilbreth
Walter HI. Bunn
New York
Washington
White House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Hill
Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Cleveland
Connecion
Democratic Party
Dan Lamont
Whitney Street Railroad
Lamont
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachussetts Avenue
House
Treasury Department
United States
Democratic Congress
Athens County Vital Statistics for Year 1893
Probate Judge Bethel reports for the year ending March 31, 1893, 409 deaths in Athens County with 200 males and 200 females, 82 infants under one year, and 4 colored decedents. Pneumonia led causes with 383 deaths, followed by pulmonary consumption 82 and diphtheria 24. There were 821 births, 885 marriages, and 23 county residents committed to Athens Insane Asylum, plus 8 youths sent to state reformatories. Mail uncalled for lists several names as of July 31, 1898.
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Athens County
Bethel
Athens
Notice to Builders for New Church Bid Requests
Notice to Builders invites contractors to view plans at Rev. Machane's home starting Tuesday August 8. Bids must be submitted by August 15. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Pra Com. Christian Cuuncn, 2w.
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Machane
White Loaf Flour Offered At Reduced Price
White Loaf flour from Henry Herrold at the pioneer mill near Athens offered at a lower figure than the ruling price. Read the Athens Gas and Electric Company half page advertisement in the issue for details. Local headquarters provide the opportunity to apply for the discount.
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Henry Herrold
Pioneer Mill
Athens
A. L. Roach & Bows
Athens Gas and Electric Company
Printers Beat Clerks in Three Inning Campus Game
On Friday evening the Printers defeated the Clerks 10 to 8 on the College Campus in a three inning contest stopped by darkness. R Jennings stood out with two doubles in three at bats and the Printers showed early vim. Clerks rallied late but fell short as both clubs chase the upcoming rule game amid fielding miscues and base running errors.
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United States
Grosvenor
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Shiloh
Richmond
Bull Run
Clerks
R. Jennings
Garrison
Bennett
B. Jennings
Hayes
Charter
Gibson
Root
Yorhes
Hastings
Carroll
Cochran
Carsbaden
Bougher
Printers
Hays
Jennings
Yorkes
Walker
Gabriel
Link
Dyson
Carskaden
Gibson, RacaGast
BOWS
Minscostessace
Vorhos
Escevaccll
Bae Hennett
Carakaden
Jennings & A Birk
Fpulis
Dudley Welch
Athens Scrub Team Defeats Albany Nine 29 to 17
Athens scrubs beat Albany at Albany by 29 to 17 on Saturday. Athens led early and Albany’s late nine runs came from Athens errors. Athens has 83 runs in three games. Batteries: Athens Charter Welch D and Inings. Albany Fox Brown.
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Athens
Albany
Charter
Welch
I Nings
Fox and Brown
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Quay
Logan
Ohio State League of Liquor Dealers
Ohio
Republican Party
Mansfield News
Messenger
Gov. McKinley
Coolville
McKinley
Gen. Grosvenor
Maj. Townsend
Grand Army
A.t
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
Mr. Lincoln
Gen. Grant
Vicksburg
Appomatox
Tecumseh Sherman
Atlanta
Phil Sheridan
Hancock
McPherson
Volunteer Army of the
Navy
Army
Farragut
Porter
Thunderbolt
Abraham Lincoln
General Sickles
F Street
City of
Gen. Sickles
Battle of
Fredericksburgs
Chancellorsvilles
House of Representatives
Senate of
Boland
Lizzie Miles
Mary &. Carr
J. C. Packer
8. Davis
Floyd D. Stewart
Harry G. Davis
Jessie H. Smith
Anna B. Fagan
Nelson
Sincen
Roward M. Hevener
Mary van Bibber
Jennie Hooper
E. A. Warren
James
T. H. Crasa
P. M
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