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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

Page

13

Hearing Date Change for Residence Local Option Petition

The hearing date was moved to 1 30 Friday afternoon by Mayor Day at the request of Rev W L Slutz after Attorney J A White advised he could not attend Thursday The law requires the mayor to decide on sufficiency by August 14 1906 barring further continuances A later note places the most favorable hearing for Saturday at nine o clock also approved The Dayton Journal changes hands while Greenfield Post Office burglary yields stamps cash and disrupted mail flow

Mayor Day W. L. Slutz J. 4. White Columbus J. A. White Athens Slutz

Wolfe Sells Deanville Meat Market After Three Years

Eugene Wolfe sold the Deanville meat market, which he ran for three years, to his brother. He plans to buy fat cattle from nearby counties for butchering and expects to increase business. Wolfe will continue to reside in Athens.

Eugene Wolfe Deanville Gene Wolfe Athens

Audit officials map procedure in Athens State Hospital case

State Auditor W D Guilbert and Examiner Rochester discussed method and scope of testimony collection with Governor Harris regarding charges against Steward Jerry Carpenter at the Athens State Hospital for the Insane. Rochester arrived to begin examining conditions at the Athens institution.

W. D. Guilbert Rochester Jerry Carpenter Athens State Hospital For the Insane Harris Ohio Sun Athens State Hospital

Dever Brothers In $15000 Suit After Shooting

John Dever sues his brother Solomon Dever in common pleas court for fifteen thousand dollars claiming injuries from a shooting affray following a bitter quarrel. The suit cites a recent incident and notes Harrison School board meetings as context.

Portsmouth Common Pleas Court John Dever Solomon Dever Harrison

Fireman crushed as yard engine sidewsps portsmouth

Portsmouth Ohio August 1 Frank Poore 28 a Norfolk and Western fireman was killed when his locomotive was struck by a yard engine. He died three hours after the crash. Both engines suffered heavy damage but other trainmen escaped injury.

Portsmouth Frank Poore Norfolk & Western

Kidnaped Girl Found Near Akron Gypsy Camp

Miss Nora Rhon of Navarre was taken July 20 by Gypsies and located August 1 by Navarre Marshal George Meyers at a gypsy camp at Blue Pond two miles east of Akron. The gypsies were arrested.

Canton, O Nora Rhon Navarre George Meyers Blue Pond Akron

Siblings tragedy in Cheshire township Meigs county

Gallipolis Ohio August 1 Mrs Moses Frazier of Cheshire township Meigs county was shot and killed by her brother Lewis Manley while he was cleaning a gun. She leaves two infant children.

Gallipolis, O Moses Frazier Cheshire Township Meigs County Lewis Manley Greenville Samuel Desmond Desmond

Dercas Society Plans Mineral Springs Camp

The Dercas society of eighteen young ladies led by Mrs. Edward Black will camp next Monday at Mineral Springs two and a half miles north of town for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Black direct the outing with Mr. Harry Stalder donating facilities. Miss Rosa Minear will join as a guest. A kitchen and dining room building and a two story sleeping block will keep campers dry in bad weather. A telephone link to town will keep the camp connected and the Daily Messenger will arrive each morning.

Dercas Society Edward Black Dorcan Woodman Camp Black Harry Stalder Mineral Springs Rosa Minear Daily Messenger

Defense rests as prosecution rebuts in Scott trial

In a crowded Athens courtroom the trial resumes with Winfield Scott Jr taking the stand for hours. He testifies about his past work in the treasurer and auditor offices and explains bank dealings and a $4600 loan from his father that included $2000 held in trust for others. He also describes the December 20 1899 transfer of money and checks to the Auditor and details about settlement sheets and valuation books.

Winnie Ohio University Scott First National Bank Nelsonville Guy Scott Court House Biddison Winfield Scott, Sr Columbus Common Pleas Court Joseph M. Wood Winfield Scott, Jr Foster Scott, Sr Dover Scott, Jr Athens Treas Urer Auditor of State

Governor Harris Away for Reinterment and Cedar Point

Columbus Ohio August 1 Governor Harris will be away from the state house from Thursday to Monday. He travels to Fremont to attend the reinterment of Major Groghan and will address audiences with Vice President Fairbanks. The trip includes a stop at Cedar Point for a legislative reunion smoker and a visit to the Erie county farmers picnic before returning home. The military staff accompanies him and Webb C Hayes will host them at the Hayes home.

Columbus Harris Statehouse Fremont Groghan Fairbanks Webb C. Hayes President Hayes Cedar Point Erie County Farmers Faton

Man Arrested For Drunken Disorderly Charge Fails To Pay Fine

Harvey Carpenter pleaded guilty before Mayor Day to a drunk and disorderly charge and was fined eight dollars and ninety cents. He requested liberty to raise the money and vanished after leaving the courthouse. The note suggests a board bill at Hotel Roush may have been involved.

Harvey Carpenter Mayor Day

Infant of East State Street Laird Critically Ill

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laird of East State Street is dangerously ill after several days of illness with little hope of recovery held by physicians.

Walter Laird East State Street

Mitchell to Visit Nelsonville Labor Day Rally

Nelsonville learns President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers Organization of America will speak in Athens by day and address a large crowd in Nelsonville on Labor Day, September 3, likely on the public square.

Nelsonville United Mine Workers Organization of America John Mitchell Athens Mitchell

Dr Boyd Rochester Heads to Philippines for Medical Duty

Dr Boyd Rochester of Columbus son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Rochester recently graduated from Jefferson Medical College and has accepted an interne position in a government hospital in the Philippines. He will depart for duty early in September and may be accompanied by his wife.

Boyd Rochester Columbus Frank Chester Jefferson Medical College Philippines

If you see it in the Messenger its

A short cryptic line hints at social discourse and rumor circulation via Messenger. The note implies what appears there reflects broader conversations or warnings about information sharing and trust online.

Ohio University bids opened in private for wings work

The Ohio University board awarded the north wing erection and repairs to Chas P Kircher Co after private bid openings. Officials claimed bid prices could not be released pending a report. An attempt to obtain bidder lists and amounts failed as the secretary cited no disclosure.

Ohio University Board of Trustees Athens State Bureau of Public Accounting Alston Ellis L. M. Jewett Chas. P. Kircher & Co Major Jewett Dr. Ellis

Labor Day plans advance in Athens with miners’ turnout

Athens hosts a Labor Day planning session with reps from Nelsonville Glouster Green Run Hocking Sugar Creek Floodwood Hollister and Luhing. Mike Sweeny was named permanent chairman Art Riley and John Knox secretaries and Mayor Day treasurer. A large coordination committee will arrange speakers events contests games and a grand Labor Day celebration at the Fair Grounds with John Mitchell promising to attend.

Nelsonville Glouster Green Ran Hocking Sugar Creek Floodwood Hollister Luhing Mike Sweeny Johnson's Mine Art Riley John Knox Mayor Day District One Athens John Mitchell New York City Fair Grounds

Longtime Guysville Resident Moses Lawrence Dies at 86

Moses Lawrence died at his son Dr A E Lawrence’s home in Coolville on Monday morning. Born January 2 1820 in New Hampshire he lived in Athens County most of his life and moved to Guysville in 1880. He married Laura Skeels in 1843 and had five children. Funeral held at Coolville at 10 a m with relatives including C W Lawrence W B Lawrence and F L Gunther attending.

Moses Lawrence Guysville A. E. Lawrence Coolville Mr. Lawrence Ohio Carthage Township Athens County Lodi Township Rome Township Laura T. Skeels New York Arthur E Lawrence C. W. Lawrence W. B. Lawrence F. L. Gunther Athens

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