Man From Glen Roy Dies Walking To Mines
Cecil Paugh of Glen Roy collapsed and died Monday morning while walking from the B&O depot toward the K&M depot in Athens. He had complained of vision loss and chest pain. a coroner ruled heart failure as the cause after an inquest. His wife survives and the body was sent home for burial.
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Cecil Paugh
Glen Roy
Paugh
J. E. Jones
Corning
Athens
Jones
Mr. Paugh
Glen Koy Order of the Golden Eagles
Mr. Jones
Glen Roy Tuesady
Gen Roy
Tax Inquisitors Expand Ohio Tax Duplicates
Official report shows tax inquisitors in Ohio added 43,974,689 percent of property value to the tax duplicate across 75 counties with 1,138,824.20 collected in personal property taxes and 139,794.20 paid in their fees. Counties without inquisitors include Crawford, Delaware, Fulton, Harrison, Henry, Hocking, Jackson, Marion, Montgomery, Paulding, Pickaway, Vinton and Williams.
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Ohio
Havn’t
Crawford
Delaware
Fulton
Harrison
Henry
Hocking
Jackson
Marion
Montgomery
Paulding
Pickaway
Vinton
Williams
Police Court News Shows Modest Fines Handled This Week
Aaron Simmons was fined $2 and costs totaling 590 for intoxicated disturbance. An affidavit pursued against Mattie and John Culver but the pair fled. James Young filed against John J. Erwin of Blue Goose saloon for selling liquor on Sunday, fined 0 plus costs 49.80. Geo Stewart, drunk and disorderly, fined $4 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Simmons
Mattie Culver
John Culver
James Young
John J. Erwin
Carbondale
Geo. Stewart
Kircher Firm Wins Contract for Girls Industrial Hall
Charles P. Kircher & Co. were awarded the contract to build the central dining and assembly hall for the Girls Industrial at a Columbus meeting. The contract price was 923,341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kircher & Co
Girl's Industrial
Columbus
Prige
Special Evangelistic Services at Presbyterian Chapel
Special evangelistic services began in the Presbyterian church chapel last night. Dr Leroy Coffman from Sidney speaks Friday evening in the church auditorium on The Supremacy of Love. He stays a week, with morning sermon Man's Life a Divine Poem and evening message The Responsibility of Power. Choir will provide music. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Leroy M. Coffman
Sidney
Coffman
Patterson
Death of Mathew Kenney at State Hospital
Mathew Kenney aged 30 died Monday afternoon at the state hospital of epilepsy. He had been under care seven months and was an epileptic since age four. The body was prepared for burial here and sent to his former home near Corning Tuesday morning, accompanied by his brother M. J. Kenney who arrived Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Kenney
State Hospital
Mr. Kenney
Corning
M. J. Kenney
D C Norris Former Hocking Valley official dies in Columbus
C D Norris, once division superintendent of the Hocking Valley and longtime resident of Athens, died yesterday at his Columbus home. Funeral arrangements were not yet settled, but services are expected here.
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C. D. Norris
Hocking Valley
Athens
Columbus
James E Brown Dies in Athens Area at 53
James E Brown aged 53 died at his home one and one half miles east of Athens at noon Friday from paralysis. He had been ill for some time and was bedfast only recently. He lived with two brothers near Rock Riffle and leaves one sister.
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James E. Brown
Athens
Mr. Brown
University baseball turmoil sparks new constitution drive
A university baseball faction fight follows the loss of the athletic association constitution. President Ellis demands that a manager be in school when the schedule is set, prompting a possible new election. A meeting was held with short notice, a faction clash occurred, and a committee was appointed to draft a new constitution for upcoming elections.
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Ellis
Death of Mrs Mary T Munsell in Peggy Missouri
Mrs Mary T Munsell born 1819 in Ames Township daughter of Gulliver and Mary Dean died at home in Peggy Missouri November 2. Widow of Rev Levi Munsell she leaves four husbands three daughters and one son. She moved to Missouri about thirty years ago and had many relatives and friends in Athens County. The Dean family were prominent members of the M E church.
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Mary T. Munsell
Gulliver Dean
Mary Cutler Dean
Ames Township
Levi Munsell
Peggy, Mo
Athens boy patenting new railroad car replacer device
Harry J. Campbell of Armitage has a issued patent for a car replacer aiding derailed cars or engines. The device uses a swinging arm to guide wheels onto the rail and flanged grooves to move wheels into position. Trials in Hocking Valley yards show rapid, reliable results and negotiations with New York Pittsburgh and Cincinnati buyers are underway.
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Harry J. Campbell
Armitage
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
Columbus
Hocking Valley Railway
Hocking Valley
Columbia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Death of a Pioneer Mrs Roth Baker 88
Mrs Roth Baker aged 88 died after a short illness at her home four miles southwest of here near the old birthplace. She was the widow of Jacob L Baker and mother of ten children nine sons and one daughter with three of the children deceased. Surviving sons include N W Baker superintendent of the Infirmary HK L Baker ex county treasurer Isaiah Baker merchant at Marshfield Henry Baker and W E Baker near the home place Loring P Baker of Austin Missouri and Mrs Joseph Barker of Union. Funeral services were held at Union Methodist Protestant church Saturday morning conducted by the minister expected to be announced.
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Isaiah Baker
Marshfield
Henry Baker
W. E. Baker
Loring P. Baker
Austin
Joseph Barker
Union
Union Methodist Protestant Church
Art exhibit at Putnam's showcases watercolors etchings
A fine line of pictures including water colors and etchings is on display at Putnam's gallery. The collection presents varied tones and subjects, inviting viewers to explore accessible, refined works in a small, local venue.
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Putnam’ S
Divorce and Alimony Grants in Wood Court
Judge Wood disposed of several cases in court opening. John Botts was granted a divorce from Mary Botts for adultery with Peter Miller. the case was uncontested and costs paid. Lottie Whitmore received $60 alimony pending, $30 due in ten days and $30 in thirty days. Margaret Carroll was granted a divorce from Michael Carroll for drunkenness and abuse. New docket entries include Glouster Bank vs Abel Bennett and J F Hull for money, Patton vs Nellie Patton for divorce, and Sweeney vs Stephen Sweeney for divorce due to neglect and drunkenness.
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Wood
John Botts
Mary Botts
Peter Miller
Lottie Whitmore
N. O. Whitmore
Higbee Harris Tie the Knot in Urbana Wedding
Edward Higbee of Urbana and Emma Harris of Zanesville married Saturday at Rev. J. H. Hopkins home on Morris Avenue.
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Edward Higbee
Urbana
Emma Harris
Zanesville
J. H. Hopkins
Morris Avenue
Gillilan Lectures On Sunshine and Awkwardness
S. W. Gillilan of the Baltimore American spoke to a large auditorium crowd on Monday evening as the second lecture in the course. He joked about being the awkwardest man on the American platform and mixed humor with nostalgia from his university days. A twenty minute chapel talk followed on Tuesday morning, to which students responded warmly with hopes for a return engagement.
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S. W. Gillilan
Baltimore American
Gillilan
Fire Damages Reynolds Residence in Central Street Area
Fire at Geo Reynolds home at State street and Morris avenue noon Friday damaged a bedroom closet and clothing belonging to Mr and Mrs Reynolds and their children. Miss Jane Ryan alerted occupants and neighbors helped extinguish the blaze. Loss amount unavailable. Miss Reynolds was recovering in hospital.
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Geo. Reynolds
State Street
Morris Avenue
Reynolds
Jane Ryan
Death of R F Brewer at Vigo
R F Brewer died in Vigo Thursday from typhoid fever at age thirty three. He conducted a lumber business in Vigo and his remains were taken to Athens then sent to Burlingham for the funeral. He was married to Dr. J A Campbell's daughter and leaves a wife and two children.
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R. F. Brewer
Vigo
Elks Memorial Services Held in Nelsonville
President Ellis delivered the address at memorial services for the Elks in Nelsonville on Sunday. J M Foster E Woodworth and H H Haning attended as part of the delegation with the local orchestra furnishing music.
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Ellis
J. M. Foster
E. ©. Woodworth
H. H. Haning
Nelsonville
the Elks
The
Nelson
President McKinley’s policy remarks on labor and empire
Recommendations to boost China loan trade and immigration policy, civil rights, and naturalization reform are outlined. The document urges strict labor laws, anti bribery measures, and stronger government oversight of corporations and pensions. It discusses irrigation, conservation, and expansion of the navy, with cautious views on Philippine independence and tariff policy for Filipinos.
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McKinley
China
United States
Philippine
Philipinos
MANGLED BODY FOUND NEAR RAILROAD TRACKS IN FLOODWOOD
Albert Burley twenty five year old miner and son of Elizabeth Burley of Jerseyville was found dead near Hocking Valley railroad tracks in Floodwood on Sunday morning. He had been seen last around noon and died from injuries after exposure and bleeding. The body was sent to Jerseyville for funeral services conducted by Rev T L Lowe of Athens.
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Floodwood
Albert Burley
Elizabeth Burley
Jerseyville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Burley
Fleetwood
Christian Church
Rev
T. L. Lowe
Athens
Romine and Cunningham Married in Moses Bottom Ceremony
Arthur Romine formerly of Torch and Miss Mattie Cunningham of Jackson County West Virginia were married at Moses Bottom on December 1 by Rev. Martin. Both parties are well known in this county.
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Arthur Romine
Torch
Mattie Cunningham
Jackson County
W. Va
Moses Bottom
Martin
Hospital Deaths Claim Two Lives From Local Records
Emma Pemberton aged 35 died at the hospital Wednesday from tuberculosis after twelve years’ admission. Her remains were sent to Ironton for burial. Robert E. Richardson aged 74 died at the state hospital Wednesday of a prolonged illness with burial planned.
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Emma Pemberton
Ironton
Robert E. Richardson
State Hospital
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