Local Officials and Congressional Ticket Mentioned in Tax Reform Text
The document lists Judge Supreme Court John 4 Shauch of Montgomery, Dairy and Food Commissioner Joseph E Blackburn of Helmont, Commissioner of Common Schools Lewis D Bonebrake of Ruus tember Board of Pedice Works, Charles A Goddard of Scioto, and Congressional Ticket member Grosvenor with other names such as Be C. Bh. Grosvenor. The OCR presents fragmented titles and positions across counties and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Blackburn
Helmont
Lewis D. Bonebrake
Ruustember Board of Pedice Works
Charles A. Goddard
Scioto
Republican Primary Election in Alliers county township voting hours
Historic notices describe Republican primary procedures in Alliers county with appointed supervisors across townships and wards. It details poll opening at 1 PM and 1 30 PM, poll counting, poll books, and the process to select nominees with a lot determining ties. It also includes partisan commentary praising McKinley and Republican policy on Hawaii Porto Rico and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Jefferson
Monroe
Seward
Grant
Harrison
Republic
Cleveland
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Asia
America
Republican Party
Imperialism debate frames Bryan and Philippines policy
The piece argues over militarism and policy in China and the Philippines, contrasting Bryan’s silence with Republican advocacy. It claims troops prevented massacres, cites Aguinaldo’s danger, and questions the sincerity of bipartisan appeals. It ends urging support for the Republican slate and warning against executive pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
China
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Mapila
Aguinaldo
Ship builders foundation delays and German press scheme
Secretary Long has authority to accept or reject bids and fund 34 million to establish a government plant for AR mor. A critic claims the Democratic National Committee plans to buy German papers and editors to create Bryan support among German voters. The scheme allegedly includes paying for Bryan material and possibly purchasing papers outright to convert them, aiming to dump unprofitable papers onto the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Builders Foundation
Secretary Long
Democratic
Salivy
Democratic Committee
Bryan Matter
Bryan Organz
Prosperi
Washington Letter details McKinley’s China updates and 1900s defense bids
The Washington Letter notes President McKinley dictating official messages from Canton, including a response on Conger and Pekin dispatches. It covers UK troop landings, Li Hung Chang’s request, and Conger’s Pekin stance. Col. Parker predicts McKinley-Roosevelt victory and voter prosperity, with Bryan’s odds viewed as slim. It also reports Secretarial tasks on naval armor bids from Carnegie, Bethlehem, and Midvale, highlighting timing concerns and contract obligations.
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Washmnarox
McKinley
Canton
Chim
White House
China
Conger
Pekin
Tien
Tain
Russia
Out of Town News Items From Eighth Page
Counties and towns across the region report guests and visits. Margaret Cummins visits Shawnee, Miss Flo Camp hosts Miss Jennie Ailes, and many others share brief stays with friends and relatives in Athens Logan Columbus and nearby communities. Local social notes list travel between Logan Cambridge Rendville and Trenton with several households hosting relatives.
Buchtel G D Sidenour Visits County Seat and Local News
The article notes G D Sidenour visiting the county seat Monday. Pow Wow at Selsonville drew Bucate attendees, with Paul Rittenberg and Py W Wallace among visitors. Sixty nine excursion tickets were sold for Sunday to Pot-in-Bay. Mrs M C Lejohn hosts Amy Easterling and children. Miss Mayme Gallagher returned from Glouster, Pat Ontlin from Columbus after a visit. Miss Roze Hovee and John Garlinger wed Sunday noon via Squire Connor. Julia Rettemier hosted about twenty five friends for an evening of music and refreshments. The village passed an ordinance allowing Central Union Telephone to erect poles and lines. A labor train collision with a coal train caused major damage to caboose and two coal cars. no injuries, engineer and fireman narrowly escaped due to a late flag.
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G. D. Sidenour
Bucate
Selsonville
Paul Rittenberg
Py. W. Wallace
Rysatt
Bridage
Pot-in-Bay
Amy Easterling
Ogan
M.c.lejohn
Mayme Gallagher
Glouster
Pat @ontlin
Columbus
John Rettemi
John Garlinger
Roze Hovee
Squire Connor
Julia Rettemier
Central Union Telephone Company
Local Social Roundup From Nelsonville to Athens
Notices of visits and gatherings across Nelsonville Chesterhill Amesville and Athens include Miss Marie Smith from Nelsonville guests with friends, John Nei and Maggie Ewers visiting Chesterhill and Amesville, Pell Norris hosted by Miss Nera Bever at Marshfield, and a yard party hosted by Isy Smith with Millie Beebe Lenta Hammond Daisy Pierce Mayme Wharff Eddie Zimmerman Frankie Ewers and others.
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Bidd Rman
Uycuster
Aliss Marie Smith
Nelsonville
Johu Nei
Maggie Ewers
Chesterhill
Amesville
Henry Perry
Cross
Pell Norris
Nera Beverave
Marshfield
H.O. Worcester
Chas. Hodgers
Twekland
Letha Fulcher
Nich‘ule
Isy Smith
Millie Beebe
Lenta Hammond
Daisy Pierce
Mayme
Wharff
Eddie Zimmerman
Frankie Ewers
M . Geo. Caldwell
Rimes
Harvey Copeland
Ewmit Wineaée
Sile Biddison
Marshfield People Recall Birthday and Visit Notices
Marshfield recalls a visit by Miss Maggie to Miss Barron in Selsonville and a lively Friday gathering at Prof. J. E. Miller’s home. Nora Beverage suffers malarial fever, Menia Cooner celebrates seventeenth birthday with friends, and Maria Greathouse, aged 73, dies after years of illness. Funeral services are planned at M. P. church.
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Six
Barron
Selsonville
Maggie
Clari
J. E. Miller
Nora
Menia Cooner
Maria Greathouse
New York
Athens
M. P. Church
Local Notes Mention Sickness and Visits Across Homes
Bison district records John Morrildren very sick with whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Lewis Donaldson visit Charlie O Neal. Will Donaldson buys a fine horse from Mr B Donaldson. Len Howard and wife stay with daughter Mrs Bob Brown over weekend. Mrs Martha James and grandson Ervin visit sister Mrs Wm Ogg at Grosvenor. Mrs Fred James and son Ervin of Millsieté visit Hibbardeville this week guest of aunt Mrs J J Whaley. Mr James plans to join them late in week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrildren
Lewis Donaldson
Charlie O'Neal
Will Donaldson
B. Donaldson
Len Howard
Bob Brown
Martha James
Ervin
Wm. Ogg
Grosvenor
Fred James
Millsieté
Hibbardeville
J.J. Whaley
James
Knights of Pythias Conclave Travel to Detroit From Athens
Train fare for round trip from Athens to Detroit offered by Ohio Central Lines for the Knights of Pythias Biennial Conclave. Ticket price 25.50 with sale August 25 and 2T 23, return by September 5, extension to September 1 upon ticker deposit and 3 cent fee. Contact joint agent in Detroit for details and parameters.
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Knights of Pythias
Ohio Central
Kate
Athens
Detroit
Ohio Central Nes
My First Hundred A Story Of Determination And Writing
A reflective piece recounts a self made man’s journey from apprentice to clerk then writer. He credits disciplined work and education for success, noting early struggles with finances and the swift future gains after earning his first hundred dollars. The narrative emphasizes writing ability as the key to a better life and continued learning over mere money.
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von Moan
Enersibic Prides
The Rose Emblem and the Enigmatic Phrase
A fragment reflects on the rose as a symbol of mystery and the phrase Enh Fes linked to the era. It hints at cultural or symbolic meaning tied to an emblem and its associated words, within a historical or literary context.
Wheel Bell for Deaf Mutes Described in Instructive Essay
An article describes a wheel bell for a deaf mute, noting the ear’s insensitivity to air vibrations. It explains that a heavy metal ball drops to shake the floor, transmitting a vibration via house wires to alert the occupant.
Pays His Own Way Heralds Loyal Canine Store Helper
A London dog earns fame by carrying his mistress' dress in his mouth as they shop and stroll. The little doe trots along behind, with the hem never touching the ground, while the dog guards the fabric over muddy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Alps
Newfoundland
London
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Messenger and Herald
TEE Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Anne
National
William Meinley
Theore
Noosevelt
State Licket
Williassp
Miami
Myron T. Herrick
Coyalined
Star
Lewis D. Lavin
Iran
Supreme Court
John 4. Shauch of
Montgomery
Congressional
Congress
C. BH. Grosvenor
Fepabs Party
Alliers Ceunte
Oniy
WaTesplicer of
Weling
Ceninas
James Cahdweil
H. H. Haning Hog
Stalder
Ad. Frame
fJom Patterson
Hudson
Ames
Alesander
Bern
Dile Canaan
Frank Fin
Parsoer
M.sagardger
W. Dame
M. Rasiter
Arihaze
Caanteer
Peld
Thomas le Ris
Central Committee
Athen
Ith
Pino
Sime
Clark Wilson
Kangac
United States
Democratic Party
Manly
Senate
Washington
Col
M. M. Parker
District of Columbia
Canada
Roosevelt
Parker
Col. Parker
Dark i Griffin
Massachusette
New England
McHinley
Firsr
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Midvale Steel Company
Out OF Town News
Margaret Cummins
Shawnee
Alva McCall
Logan Ia
L. Hickman
Flo Camp
Jennie Ailes
G. W. Gibbs
Frank
Isiah Tédrew
J. B. Doll
Logan
We W
Latin Mitchell
Wendell Woodworth
Cambridge
J. M. Hyde
Stella Woodard
Syira Moore
W. 4
Jones
Rendville
Lena Brookins
Millfield
Dr. Joneson
Mattie Warren
J. T. Gray
W. A. Goodspeed
Hannan Yeston
Bl CU. McKelvy
Jacksonville
John Likes
A. E. Moore
Edna Buck
Suffolk
Lulu Tedrow
Trenton
Mansfeld
Jennie Boulby
Ellen Dew
DeWitt
Cline
Buchtel
Stewart
BISON
Dr. McClellan
Scientific Columbus Specialist
Hotel Berry
Ld. McClallen
DA. McClellan
South Nigh ST
Demolet
The
South Main
Ohio
Findlay Beer
Rosser & Wilson
Main Street
Schenes
Rome Townsend
Aos County
Rome Township
Ald
Marietta Cincinnati Railroad
Pickering Farm
Taartsae
WORMS
Robert Smith
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