Sentenced Love for bootlegging by Mayor Hedges
Albert Love, found guilty of bootlegging, was fined 109 dollars and costs by Mayor Hedges after missing both the Wednesday trial and Thursday sentencing. The judge noted non hardened status and ordered execution of the fine upon return, with bond details to be decided later. The sentence used existing property owner as possible collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Love
Hedges
Love
Price
Marshal Finsterwald
Athens
Sledges
Columbus
Charles Warren
Fragmented Text Prompt Summary
The readable portion appears nonsensical with mixed fragments and names. No coherent event, person, or place can be identified for a factual summary or headline.
Collegians Fall to Shawnee in Close 23–19 Clash
The collegians lost to Shawnee 23 to 19 after Shawnee capitalized on fouls. Gibson drilled a midcourt field goal, while Allen led Shawnee with nine made fouls. Tewksbury and McCorkle were delayed at Athens for the varsity game, and Bean received praise for officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegians
Shawnee
Tewksbury
McCorkle
Athens
Gibson
Bean
New Lexington
Bobby Burns
Jones
Macfregor
Roger
Sibley
Adams
Sherman
MacGfregor
Mason
Hailey
Allen
Williams
Welch
MacGregor
Adama
Revolts at Cold Steel and a Cure Claim
Detroit woman Mrs M BK Pisher suffered severe rectal trouble. Doctors advised an operation but she followed a doctor’s tip to take Dr King’s New Life Pills at McKee’s drugstore. She claims the remedy cured her, preventing appendicitis and curing constipation and headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BK. Pisher
Detroit
Mich
Nelsonville Revival Ends With 142 Accessions
Rev. W. H. Boden, pastor of the Church of Christ, closed three weeks of revival services at the Christian church in Nelsonville. The meetings drew 142 accessions to the church, and he will resume preaching to his own congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boden
Church of Christ
Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Russian Railroad Growth in 1907 Adds 1167 Miles
In 1907 the Russian railroad network expanded by 1167 miles, a 3 percent rise, lifting the total to 338 miles.
Athens Brick Plant braces shale miners with short restart
The Athens brick plant, idle due to a broken engine for the dry kiln fans, filled the clay bins during a spell of good weather at the start of the week. Management plans a steam engine to replace the gas engine, with start up expected in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
County Law and Order League Organized at Athens
The County Law and Order League held a Saturday meeting in the Commercial Club rooms. Officers were elected: President Rev I M Swineheart Athens Vice President A G Mechem Nelsonville Secretary D J King Chauncey Treasurer J E K Mason Gloucester. Mayor J A White spoke, stormy weather limited attendance. A committee was appointed to draft model constitutions for municipal and township leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Law and Order League
Commercial Club
Kf. D. Sayre
C. M. Copeland
Athens League
County League
I. M. Swineheart
Athens
A. G. Mechem
Nelsonville
D. J. King
Chauncey
J. EK. Mason
Glouster
J. A. White
Barnesville
T. A. Copeland
KB. D. Sayre
W H. Boden
Innovation Started Today on M C and railroad branch
Amesville O Feb 1 an innovation in railroading will be introduced on the M C and railroad branch between Curtis Janet ion and Sharpsburg A ten passenger motor car with motorman will operate four trips daily between those points It is locally built and heated by exhaust when weather is cold the new car will meet all trains at Paris outward and return increasing service from one daily train to four with passengers protected by curtains and a glass front
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Amesville
M. C
Curtis Janetion
Sharpsburg
Paris
Corant Marone Entertainment Delights City Church
In Newtown and Chauncey the Corant Marone entertainment at the Christian church drew strong praise. Marone, a skilled harp soloist, impressed audiences and Mr Grant’s impersonations won sincere applause from all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marone
Halian
Grant
Local Note Roundup of Visits and Civic Notices
Mrs J A Dean visited relatives in Trimble. Mrs Carl Poon of The Plains visits her parents. J R Fuller and wife of Nyetown Carl Poon of The Plains visiting relatives in Vinton county. Mrs Hallam returned from visits to Pomeroy and Syracuse. Christian church meeting Saturday at 7. Walter McDonald of Kenard.com travels to visit Chauncey and Gleuster Kindred. Mumps prevalent. P R Keasey went to Bremen on business. G W Groves of New York is here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Poon
the Plains
J. R. Fuller
Nyetown
Vinton County
Hallam
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Hibie
Christian Church
Walter McDonald
Kenard. Com
Chauncey
Gleuster
P. R. Keasey
Bremen
G. W. Groves
New York
Athens County Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Athens County Agricultural Society convened its board and stockholders on Saturday in the courthouse. President H D Henry chaired as reports from Secretary Haning and the auditing committee were approved amid weather-related low attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Agricultural Society
Tlaning
H. D. Henry
Athens
Haning
Hanning
Veta Theta Pi Team Heads to Shawnee For Night Game
The Veta Theta Pi basketball five left this morning for Shawnee to play tonight. The squad includes Ellis Sibley Clyde Gibson Joseph MacGregor Roger Jones and Karl Adams with Leo Bean as manager. Referee Jones and Sibley were part of the Sherman team that recently faced Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veta Theta Pi
Shawnee
Ellis Sibley
Clyde Gibson
Joseph MacGregor
Roger Jones
Karl Adams
Leo Bean
Jones
Sibley
Sherman
Indictments In Parkersburg Case Involving Wines Couple
W Wines and Rosa Wines were indicted by a Parkersburg grand jury after links traced to the city. Frank Wines of Beaumont reported the search for his wife, revealing a troubling, recurring family dispute already aired in previous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wines
Parkersburg
Rosa Wines
Frank Wines
Beaumont
State Aid Road Review by Deputy Commissioner Wonder
Deputy Highway Commissioner Jas C Wonder inspected the state aid road beyond the asylum in Athens on Thursday. He was accompanied by several county officials and expressed satisfaction with the ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. C. Wonder
Athens
Thuredey
Mr. Wonders
Poker Hand Mystery Ends in Court Riddle
A drunken poker tale unfolds a deadlock over who won a 10 dollar hand and how two players Ry lance and Nichols died amid a locked room dispute. A judge orders faithful card evidence and the seals broken to settle the estate due to the missing winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnn
Whuulog
Evans’ Hose
Evans
Actor Saves Fare by Trick at Rural Station
A well known actor leaving a Minette area town bound for Chicago to attend rehearsals asked a stranger to help him save on baggage. He claimed a trunk cost excess but revealed the stranger was the conductor. The actor paid the excess, proving the ploy successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minette
Chicago
An Awful Liar from Scottish Reminiscences
A friend relays a farmer’s odd tale of a mysterious man, described as chiseling rocks with a hammer and composing in a book while contending with thorny misfortunes. The farmer claims the stranger spoke of stapes and a belief Scotland once resembled Greenland, in a curious anecdote recounted by Sir Archibald Gethie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Archibald Gethie
Sir Archibald
Caitheart
Scotland
Greenland
Lee
London
Woman’s emotional power makes her unfit for statesmen
A historical reflection argues that women are by nature ruled by emotion which, when heightened, becomes passion and tyranny. It claims women with strong will become even more domineering, rendering them incapable of roles like statesmanship or judging despite any talents. The piece cites Blackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuart Blackie
The State and the Individual Verse on Self-Reliance
The passage argues that government can ease acquisition of small holdings and aid during hard times, but cannot bestow energy, industry, or moral character. True lasting blessing comes from personal effort and determination rather than state intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londoun Strand
Fragmented confession echoes in a tense exchange
A tense dialogue reveals a claim over possessions and identity. One speaker tries to force confession while the other admits partial ownership of a hair and dental items, highlighting stakes of trust and deception. The exchange ends with a strained admission of borrowed items and altered appearance.
The Feminine Paradox Reflected in Portraits of Wusan
A brief London Black and White observation notes that the reeducated wusan displays rapid perception, subtle tact, and keen sensibility. It emphasizes she feels without speech and reads innermost thoughts without being told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusan
London
Secret ballots and after-vote boasts in court
A judge quips about Pa praising the secret ballot for letting him claim he voted for all winners after the election. The remark highlights the social dynamic around private voting and post ballots.
One Pound of Learning Proverb Echoes in Wisdom
A Persian proverb asserts that one pound of learning demands ten pounds of common sense to apply. It emphasizes practical use over mere accumulation of knowledge.
Local notes and incidents from Coolville area
Community news from Coolville recounts a residence meeting at Mrs. Pox, a store sale by J J Lorentz to R J Dorr, and Mrs. Anna White hosting a Sunday school. Reports cover a runaway team near the Planing Mill injuring a wagon, visits by Miss Flessie Fox and Miss Johnson, a horse purchase by N B Buck and Son, and local residents Chandler and Mr George Jack’s misfortune and dairy shipments to Pennsylvania.
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Taylor
Anna White
Dues
Miss Johnson
Blanchester
Nellie White
Buck and Son
Clayton Barrows
Chandler
West Chester
War l
George Jack
Jack
Cottage Hotel
Athens
Washington
Meigs
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Roberta
Parkersburg
Chloe Cowen
P. O. Smith
Ray Reeder
Home Telephone Company
Caroline Parrish
Local Social News Gathers Travel and Visits
Mrs. Colcraft and son Tom mie return home to California City. Miss Pearl Martin comes home from Wellston after a month with her sister Hdna. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mitchell and daughter Hadith visit Marshfield area. Mrs. Milton returns to Columbus after a city visit. Sherman Self visits Athens. Will Shields and Joe Prita arrive from Hollister for the weekend. Mr. Townsend of Fern Pa and nephew Mr. Hartley of Murrayville W Va visit Hartleys. Riley Tedrick abandons Norrisburg trip. Mr. Boges moves to Sugar Creek. Mrs. Mitchell visits relatives in Norwood and Covington. Miss Kate and Miss Minnie Rease return to Glor Ebon after visiting Jesse Henry and family.
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Mr. Townsend
Fern
Mr. Hartley
Murrayville
W. Va
Riley Tedrick
Norrisburg
Boges
Sugar Creek
Mrs. Mitchell
Norwood
Covington
Kate
Minnie Rease
Glor Ebon
Jesse Henry
Nuby Acquitted in Mayor's Court
In a Mayor's Court bootlegging case, Moses Nuby was acquitted after cross examination. Silas Walker corroborated Nuby's alibi while Orville Hewitt testified for the prosecution. The judge noted the case was peculiar and discharged Nuby as four others in the series were convicted or acquitted in related hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Hewitt
Nuby
Moses Nuby
Price
Davidson
Hall
Ayers
Love
Rollins
Permits to Wed Involving Two Minors Reported
Local notice lists William Lightfritz aged 20 a miner and Chloe Sickles aged 17 both of Fapanae Campenni seeking marriage permits. Neither the source provides further biographical detail beyond ages and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lightfritz
Miner
Chioe Sickles
Fapanae Campenni
Abandoned Dayton Crew Hinted in Peoples Mystery
The Dayton depot night crew says the man taken from the train does not match David W. Peoples of Athena. Friends fear foul play and possible murder with his body disposed of in a Virginia town or river. Detectives say all signs point to foul play as searches continue and a reward is considered.
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Dayton
D. W. Peoples
Fronecutor
Foster
Peoples
South
Washington
David W. Peoples
Athena
Virginia
Maryland
Central Office
Cox
Roardman
Names of Jurors Drawn for February Term Session
The February term jurors have been drawn by the clerk and will convene on Monday January 15. Grand jurors listed include D R Griffith Trimble J B Carthege W M Irwin Isaiah Baker Lawrence B Parker Athens E C Logan John Bee Sr Trimble John Lee W B Cromen Alexander Shank Troy J Wickham James Smith Lodi B H Brooks Alexander Jobin Fleming Ames Mary Wakefield Trimble Petit jurors include E R Lash Jr Athens Frank Kempton Trimble John Trimble Wilford Heary Dover Lem Eddy York John F Beckler York Merritt Hays Trey James Mr Bidcock Yor Andrew Tewesbury Athens John Wapere Trimble Abraham Difford HH L Calvert Carthage A P Reeder Athens J Gamton Coe Dever Charles Brandenbury Troy G A terk Bern E B Young Waterloo J W Potts Ames Lewis Hull Canaan Joseph Hawk Lodi
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8Hater
Wilson
Watve
D. RK. Grifith
Trimble
J. B
Carthege
W. M. Irwin
Siah Baker
Athens
Lawrence B. Paker
E. ¢. Logan
John Bee
John Lee
W. B. Cromen
Alexander
Shank
Wilford Heary
Dover
Lem Eddy
York
John F. Beckler
Merritt Hays
Trey
James Mr. Bidcock
Andrew Tewesbury
John Wapere
Abraham Difford
One of the Ole Boys and the Athens Character
The piece recalls a daily figure in Athens nicknamed Jake. He claims to have served his country and bears a heavy burden from a cannon wound in his back. Once an active fox hunter, he is described as industrious and studious, with a noted sharp wit and a colorful past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Jake
Athens
Bailey fined for hunting without permission on Carthage lands
Aaron Bailey of Carthage town was fined 16 dollars and costs by Jim Iose this morning for hunting on lands without permission. The defendant paid the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Bailey
Carthage Townah
Jim Iose
Incense Sticks Listed With Varying Prices in Tibet
A short notice notes incense sticks priced from one dollar to the destination in Tibet. The fragment mentions assortment and cost range without additional details.
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Athens Brick Plant
County Law and Order League Met
Nyetown and
Grant Marone
J. A. Dean
National Trotting Association
Eazy
Treasury Law
Peiionr Fooe
Ons Cs Kvicue
Herrold Land
College
Cseveess
Maport Fwarcs
Nue Cccreees
John V. Wood
First National Bank
Treasury
George de Camp
Harry G. Stalder
J.T. Herrold
Fairgrounds
Fair Association
John Hison
Ames Township
W. Bk. Jeffers
Lodi Township
Madhlon
Hays
Rome
John McLaughlin
Troy
Fair Grounds
Form Press
John Rylance
Peter Nichols
Nichols
Rylance
Band
Lance
Tylance
Mater
Ryinnee
Rylanee
Mra Nichols
Nis
Obcar Cox
Theckeray’s
Jeames
Mr. R. F
Post
Thackeray
Prince Abbert
Isle of Wight
Osborne
Royal Yacht
Cowes
Solent
Portsmouth
Coolville
Hewitts
Silas Parker
Potomac
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
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