Republican Party primary notice for Athens County Ohio
The Republican party of Athens County Ohio schedules a primary on April 1, 1901, at 5 AM to 7 PM local time across townships wards and precincts to elect officers including representative treasurer and auditor and to select central committee members. Supervisors of each ward will appoint two judges and two clerks. candidates must file by February 16 1901 except central committee by March 18. judges and clerks count votes after polls close and declare nominees. same day central committee to summarize poll books.
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Republican Party
Athens County
Ohio
A.J. Frame Ce A
Hines PF
Shamet Willing
Williammr
Dover
Chanaocey
Wilford Menry
MilMeid
D. Welmer Lee
L. Te Rosnetter Wadd Howard Ie
Patton Trimble
Glouster
Mankine
Ward
Central Committee
Seventh Common Pleas
Ola
Athens
Onia
BM Yer
A.G. Hengr
Kansas saloon raider and moonshiners contrasted in 1900s note
A column mixes topics from Mrs Nation’s reform influence on Kansas saloon crime to remarks on Ohio Masonry ceremonies for a Marietta courthouse cornerstone. It also references a Washington D H high school magazine, grain export trends to Europe, and ex Speaker Reed praising small colleges for solid education over prestige.
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Reed
Ambherat
Trade review warns Welsh tin plate makers of American competition
An English trade review notes McKinley tariff effects and suggests American tin plate mills may challenge Britain. It recalls past Free-Trade claims that U S tin plate could not be produced, highlighting evolving industry doubts and shifting world trade dynamics.
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Great Britain
The
Journal
America
Boston Journal
Washington Letter on Queen Victoria Funeral and John Marshall Centennial
Washington dispatch notes McKinley and cabinet attending the Queen Victoria funeral and the joint celebration of John Marshall’s centennial as chief justice. It covers Senate fights over the ship subsidy bill, the army reorganization act, and anticipated high officer nominations. Col. William Brown of New York praises McKinley, calling him honest and principled.
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Washington
U. S
Queen Victoria
McKinley
John Marshall
Virginia
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Senate
Cen. Miles
Stewart
Col
William Brown
New York
MoKstey
Navy ships and politics mix in Washington report
Gen. B. Tracy notes navy progress and pledges continued support for a strong fleet. Senators debate the ship subsidy and Cuban policy as McKinley plans to submit the Cuba matter to Congress, with talk of an extra session growing.
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B. Tracy
Harrison
Washington
America
Congress
Havanna
McKinley
Cuba
Presi
Out of Town News Continuation From Ricoh Face
Local notes list social visits and travels around Mountsville Bishopville Nelsonville and Bucyrus. Names mentioned include Hiram Sixs M T Walsh George Gardner John Grannan Bert Heston Mrs Resco Smith and families visiting relatives in England Cambridge and nearby towns with funeral attendances at New Lexington and Nelsonville. Farmers hauled hay and farm products to market last week.
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Hiram Sixs
M. T. Walsh
Columbus
George Gardner
Cumberlain
John Grannan
Junction City
Bert Heston
Mountaville
Willam Jobn
England
Alfred Thomas
Cambridge
WN. K. Alderman
Bishopville
William Wells
McConnelsville
Triadelphia
Amcaville
Joe Heston
Resco Smith
Francis Moody
Jack Gibbs
Coshocton
Pleasant Yiant Guests Return Home from Shawnee Visit
Mrs Hease's sister Carrie Kreager dies near Browneville prompting calls. Mrs Jim Cary dies at home after consumption. Catholic church funeral held Friday. Glouster to host Professor Parlette lecture February 14, with school board overseeing proceeds for equipment.
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Kitter
J. W. Sawyer
Anna
Burdette Williams
Shawnee
Hart Dupler
J. L. Hesse
Glenn
Browneville
Hease
Carrie Kreager
Jim Cary
Glouster
Parlette
Albany Social News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Births
Postmaster J. H. Duffee travels to Cincinnati for the week. Mrs. T. C. Parker visited Mount Blanco friends. Orville Kiger of Newark visited Albany last week. Rev. Kirkpatrick conducts a protracted meeting at Hebbardaville. Hattie Russetter from the state hospital visited home friends Sunday. Rev. Cheadle began a protracted meeting at Albany Street Church. Mrs. M. E. Morse and Miss Anna Vorhes stay with Austin Vorhes at Pomeroy. Charles Lee and Neva Stanta of Harrisonville visited Mrs. A. W. Lynch last week. J. N. Patterson and wife head to McConnellsville for the winter. Mrs. A. C. Geult spent last week at Dexter, Mary Graham accompanying her home. George Webb, former Mt. Carmel hospital patient, a guest of W. A. and S. D. Webb. Born to John Hursey and wife a daughter on Sunday January 27. to Mr. and Mrs. John Cline a son born Sunday February 3.
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J. H. Duffee
Cincinnati
T.C. Parker
Mount Blanco
Orville Kiger
Newark
Albany
Kirkpatrick
Hebbardaville
Mies Hattie Russetter
The
State Hospital
Cheadle
Albany St
M. E. Morse
Anna Vorhes
Austin Vorhes
Pomeroy
Charles Lee
Neva Stanta
Harrisonville
A. W. Lynch
J. N. Patterson
McConnellsville
A. C. Geult
Dexter
Mary Graham
George Webb
Mt. Carmel Hospital
W. A
S. D. Webb
John Hursey
John Cline
Local Visitors and Sick Lists Noted in West Virginia Visit Log
YOUBA Frank Hannis visiting friends in West Virginia. C. V. Ruth of East Liverpool is at home and on the sick list. Mrs Esther Dunfee laid up but improving slowly. Mases Etta and Ora Dunfee spent Sunday and Monday at Torch. John Moore of Massillon guest of friends here recently. E. L. Rogers and family of Ireland visiting Mrs. Doty Friday. Annie Scott of Harmony visiting relatives here last week. E. M. Daugherty from Chauncey spent a short time in this place last week.
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Chauncey
Almanac Free From Royal Baking Powder Co
A copy of the 100 almanac from the Royal Baking Powder Co is offered free to readers. It promises daily weather predictions by Prof DeVoe and targets housekeepers. Also notes cures for skin ailments by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve and cites local mishmash family scene from a New England home with humorous accounts.
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Royal Baking Powder Co
DeVoe
Galveston
William St
New York
de Witt
Cline
Thomas Francis Shea
New England
Joan
Thomas Francis
Uncle Tom
Tom
Thomas Fravers
Thought He Greaped the Idea from a Reading Lesson
A schoolroom tale from a Boston Transcript excerpt shows pupils misreading a moral about character from a fable of a farmer and a stork. The piece includes a boy’s memory of the lesson and Spurgeon anecdotes condemning undue familiarity with ministers and prominent men.
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Boston Transcript
Not Too Far Away. A Talk on Simpler Living
Robert Barr discusses return to ancestral simplicity in contrast with modern authors. Bret Harte recalls Walden Pond near Emerson homestead and a dinner table humbug remark. A Liverpool man calmly recounts a crowd at home and a small fire engine incident.
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Robert Barr
Bret Harte
Henry Thoreau
Walden Fond
Barr
Harte
Emerson
Walden Pond
Emerson Homestead
Henry
Argonaut
Liverpool
London
MeJigger-Bragg Scrape Recounts Last Night Exchange
MeJigger-Bragg reports a mixed scrap last night with Thingumbob-Dit said to have the best of it. If not for that, MeJigger-Of course would not have spoken.
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Bragg
Sheriff's Sale Alias Order of Sale for Athens County
An alias order of sale issued by the Athens County Court of Common Pleas directs a public auction at the courthouse front door in Athens on Saturday February 28 1901 at 1 PM. The sale area includes Dover and Trimble townships with multiple tracts in Glouster and involves several parcels valued from 125 to 650 dollars. Terms require cash in hand.
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Alias
Order of Sale
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Acton and
Tome
Court House
Athens
Dover Township
Inlet No. 4
Chauncey
Trimble
T. Vs Wright
Glouser
Glouster
CH. Porter
S. E. Wepnaps
Grosvenog, Jones & Worstell
Pitt’ Att
Steamed Nut Pudding From Old Recipe
A vintage dessert guide describes steaming a nut pudding. It instructs to mix sugar butter eggs milk and flour with baking powder add chopped nut meats season with salt and galt, then steam three hours in a buttered mold and serve with wine sauce.
Popcorn Candy and Fashionable Silk Trim Notes
Pop popcorn salted and mixed with a candied molasses brown sugar vinegar butter syrup. Shape onto dishes or into balls. Tucks retain appeal with stitched bands cut to width from silk or fabric, a popular newer trim for blouses and coats.
Paper handkerchiefs and cord trade in Japan
In Japan handkerchiefs are made of paper, cords are twisted from it, and imitations of Cordova leather are skillfully contrived from the material.
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Japan
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Athens Messenger and Herald
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Fred W. Bush
Wes Vert
Uuilde
Aone
Washington County
New Court House
Grand Lodge of Master Masons of
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Marietta
Mazona
Argus
Washington D. H. High School
H. R. McVay
J. A. Harlor
Farmers’ Institute
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Mr. Freeman
Beydy
Kyle
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Dubois
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Delaware
Nebraska
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Veter
Coreat
Chandler
Spooner
Marcith
Griggs
Hanna
Murvan
Mr. Hanna
Senator Hanna
OUT OF Town News
Ricoh Face
Mach
Chicago News
Cence
Oliver
HL. Glazier
A. W. Connett
Main ST
Charley
Jack
Mr. B
Air
Spurgeon
Charles
Tam
Bob
Thomas St. Sheldon
Victor
Teller County
Melle Viphelaon
Walter A. Sheldon
Catherine Sheldon
Wilking Sheldon
Denver
Arapaho Conte
Henry O'Bleness
Christopher St. Sheldon
Jeanne
Inelot
Youne
O. Fount
Ohio Company
Tnact
Ono
Anna x. Sieldon
Ann E. Sheldon
Togard
Christopher I. Sheldon
C.D. Hopxing
Plainig
Nod-Wt
Chester Woodworth
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