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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
4
A Cleveland Leader editorial lauds Japan for restraint as 4th squadron warships alter the San Francisco stop. It discusses potential incidents and asks whether a larger US response would follow if provoked, noting Japan’s past actions against Russia.
The passage praises a nerve tonic favored by several Democrats including Francis and Col Phelps on the Ozark slopes, with Senator Stone rumored to back an extra Missouri Health Society session to weigh its merits. It warns against grafting to obtain a casual brew.
In New York at St. Pauls Church the funeral of Bishop C McCabe drew many clergy and lay leaders from New York and Brooklyn. Bishop W A Goodsell of Boston led services with Bishops Bashford Neeley Andrews and others. Tributes praised his Celtic energy and soldierly spirit, noting his love of home and friends and his public service.
Paramuthia Lodge No 25 F A M will hold a Christmas evening installation of officers in the Masonic building. The event features a program with Miss Mintie Cuckler piano solo, invoca tion, welcome address by FLW Bush, a visiting masons remarks, and the installation led by J Halliday Cline P W M. Officers to be installed include Worshipful Master W B Bentley and Senior Warden A A Atkinson with Brooks J Palmer as Secretary and E W Howe as Treasurer.
Miss Emer Willison and Mr Na ham Cheadle wed at Squire Rose's office on South Court Street Friday. The couple, both from Beaumont, note the groom is a prosperous farmer.
In San Antonio Texas Southern Pacific officials claim the firemen strike is broken with trains moving and crews full. A striking fireman was arrested for entering an engineer's cab at Sunset depot. Trafic Manager Dunlap issues notices to accept local and through freight. Assault reported on Engineer Katz by Brakeman Binger.
The Albany Farmers Institute held its tenth annual meeting December 19 and 20 at the Opera House. State speakers M. G. Thomas and Allen O. Myers led talks on farm progress and success. Ladies dominated Thursday sessions with Mrs. J. T. Dailey and others assisting, while prizes showcased this year’s corn, potatoes, and apples. Officers elected: President W A Lloyd Vice-president A C Dailey Secretary Geo Wood Executive Committee John B Gillogly J A Chase A E Potter Mrs J T Dailey Mrs Libbie Webb.
An advertisement proclaims top quality drugs and service at the New Bank Building. It promises lower prices and directs readers to contact 12-2642 for details.
Andrew John claims a government deed to land in Washington county near Marietta for the Seneca Nation. He cites a 1793 Fr. Harmar peace document and asserts ownership of two and a half square miles including Third Street in Amesville. He seeks proofs in the Land Department to recover the tract for his tribe. Amesville December 21. Wirt McLeod died of heart disease after a night illness. funeral set for Saturday at 11 in the Methodist church.
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