Campbell leads new Ohio Democratic state leadership push
A Columbus driven movement seeks to appoint James E. Campbell, former governor, as Democratic state leader. Campbell, after a 1890 1892 governorship and a later return to politics, would anchor power at the state codifying commission while living at the Capitol, supported by Ohio Democrats and editorial groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tom L. Johnson
Moses
Ohio Democracy
James E. Campbell
Campbell
New York
Congress
Haris
State
Ohio Associated Dailies
Ohio Editorial Association
Joseph H. Newton
Newark, CO
Advocate
Ohio Democratic Editorial Association
Ohio
Allan G. Thurman
Grover Cleveland
Third
Dayton
Campell
State Capitol
Commission
Athens Faces Water Shortage If Faucets Remain On
Athens warns of a looming water famine unless residents curb use and allow the reservoir to recover. Superintendent Bell reports pumps moving 700 gallons per minute but stand pipe level falls as inside plumbing is left running to prevent freezing. Fire risk rises as outside hydrants are scarce and waste continues, threatening property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Bell
Water Department
Fire destroys Marshfield family home at ten this morning
The Creighton family of Marshfield were driven from their home by a morning fire around 10 o clock. Most furniture saved, house badly damaged. Ownership by H. M. Cotton. insured. Cause not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Creighton
Marshfield
H. M. Cotton
Origin of Man and Strength Inspires Debate
In a letter of opinion, the writer contrasts two papers discussing women and proposes the origin of man and the Lordly man. The piece imagines a strong man who could “neither live with nor without a man” and prompts readers, including women, to reflect on gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Messenger
McKinley Memorial Trustees Plan Canton Dedication Arrangements
Washington notes report progress on the Canton monument to the late President McKinley with plans for September dedication. Justice Day presided as trustees reviewed treasurer Herrick and secretary Hartsell reports and architect Magonigle reported satisfactory progress. A Canton committee outlined crowd facilities for the event to be finalized at the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley Memorial
McKinley
Canton
Justice Day
Association
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Frederick 8. Hartsell
H. van Buren Magonigle
New York
Robbers Loot Express Car On Big Four Train
In Bellefontaine Ohio on February 7 a through express car was rifled after train No. 15 from Cleveland to Galion and Marion with 500+ packages stolen. Suspects likely entered at one of the intermediate stops before Bellefontaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Steubenville
Buckeye News
Bellefontaine
Cleveland
Galion
Marion
Archdiocese Bans Women From Mixed Church Choirs
Archbishop Moeller prepares official decree barring women from Catholic church choirs in Cincinnati archdiocese. Women must leave by the first Sunday in Lent February 17, making February 17 the final Sunday with mixed choirs in the archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Moeller
Cincinnati NL players set for spring training trip
Cincinnati reports the National League baseball team will depart for Marlin Springs Texas for spring training in two groups. Captain and First Baseman Ganzell and Business Manager Bancroft sail March 5, with the remainder leaving March 10. President Herrmann will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati National League Baseball
Marlin Springs
Tex
Batteries
Ganzell
Bancroft
South
Herrmann
Ohio fish and game head sustains dismissal decision
Columbus Feb 7 Paul North president of the Ohio fish and game commission was sustained by a vote of the commission in his dismissal of two deputy game wardens charged with conspiring against John James a Youngstown museum keeper The wardens Evan Walker of Trumbull and R T Woodworth of Ashtabula county were removed from duty following the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John James
Youngstown
Paul North
Ohio Fish and Game Commission
North
Evan Walker
Trumbull
R. T. Woodworth
Ashtabula County
Merry Makers Are Landed in City Prison
A sleighing party of two men and two women was arrested Wednesday night by Officer Mills for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The Marquis woman, Wash Guess, and William Kirkendall were jailed. Guess and Kirkendall pleaded guilty and paid fines. The Lynn woman was released after promising to leave the city. the Marquis woman was sent to a state hospital after a violent episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
City
Cora Lynn
Nina Marquis
West End
Wash Guess
William Kirkendall
Sugar Creek
Marquis
Court Street
Lynn
Mils
Lowry
State Hospital
Remains of Miss Walsh Arrive Tonight
A telegram from Miss Anna Walsh said she travels with the body of her sister Miss Emma Walsh from Ashville North Carolina and sister Rose in critical condition. They are due to reach Athens on the 11 10 o clock B and O train tonight. A physician accompanies to Athens and funeral arrangements are pending after arrival.
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Anna Walsh
Emma Walsh
Ashville
N. C
Rose
Athens
Knoxville
Tenn
Miss Lara Pixley Entertains Friends at West Union
Miss Lara Pixley entertained a few friends Wednesday evening at Mrs. Robert Creamer’s home on West Union street. The pleasant evening featured games and music with light refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creamer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Selby, Mr. and Mrs. H. Burson, Mr. and Mrs. John Crippen, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mulligan, Miss Maude De Wees, Miss Ira Zimmerman, Miss Dean, Ada Blackwell, Lara Pixley, and several Mesrs. Sherlock, Kaler, McCleary, Mansfield, Boutier, Earnest Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Pixley
Robert Creamer
West Union Street
E. Selby
H. Burson
John Crippen
Ambrose Mulligan
Maude de Wees
Ira Zimmerman
Miss Dean
Ada Blackwell
Sherlock
Kaler
McCleary
Mansfield
Boutier
Earnest Cornell
Rochester appointed district health officer in Manila
Boyd Rochester son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Rochester of Columbus passed a civil service exam in Manila and has been appointed district health officer. His starting salary is 1800 dollars with annual increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Rochester
Frank C. Rochester
Columbus
Manila
Henry Rothenbecker Dies by Suicide in Tippecanoe City
Henry Rothenbecker, a prominent Tippecanoe City manufacturer, shot himself through the heart at Troy Ohio. He had shown unusual behavior in recent times. A widow and several children survive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, O
Henry Rothenbecker
Tippecanoe City
Rothenbecker
No Change Necessary in Rexall Remedies
Rexall Remedies offer Macu Tone with Gentian Cubebs Cascara Sagrada Glycerine and Sarsaparilla. Gentian is a tonic with bitters without drawbacks Cu yebs target catarrhal conditions Cascara Sagrada provides a laxative effect This remedy claims to attack catarrh and gradually restore health Bottle priced at 50 cents.
Rexall nerve remedy underscores tonic claim
An old advertisement touts Rexall Americanitis Bie 3 ton le nerve food coma ory free Phosphorus and related phosphates as a nerve tonic. It claims rapid relief, easy assimilation, and strong alkalis from Calisaya Bark, priced at $1.50 a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calisaya
Rexall Hair Tonic Formula Promises Germ Prevention
The article discusses Rexall "03" Hair Tonic formed from chief ingredients and Pilocarpin to cleanse the scalp and prevent new germs. It claims Pilocarpin can restore hair color where loss is not due to disease, emphasizing the preparation as a non coloring stimulant not destroying hair nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Personal notices from a small town social column
The Athenian club plans a Friday evening dance. Conrad Justin is very ill at home on East State street with the grip. Miss Marie Walsh visits Miss Molly Walsh of Glouster. Mr and Mrs Frank Roach host Miss Phoebe Brown of Marietta. Mrs J C Jones travels to Sabina for a death in the family. The Donaldson child is ill with scarlet fever. Lillie Faris goes to Piqua to address teachers. Mary Myers returns to Columbus. Dr E B McKinley and wife welcome a son, born January 31. Ben Fauser visits from Lancaster. Mrs Will Halliday of Columbus and Mrs Anna Weidman of Washington DC leave after visiting Rufus Secoy. Fred Johnston visits from Columbus to see his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Justin
East State Street
Ele Donaldson
Fred Johnston
Columbus
William Hoover
Box Supper At Hope Home Near Athens
A box supper will be held at the home of J. T. Hope one mile west of Athens on Wednesday evening February 13. Proceeds go to the Factory M. E. church. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hope
Athens
M. E. Church
Charged With Heinous Crime in Newark Case
James Clemmes was arrested at his Dry Creek home and brought to Newark to await a charged assault case in county jail. He faces a serious violent crime allegation as authorities secure him for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
James Clemmes
Dry Creek
Athens County Fair Benefit Play At Hospital
The Athens County Fair presented at the Athens State hospital Wednesday evening for patient benefit. A play was shown in the amusement hall followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Opera House
Athens State Hospital
Directors Pull Back Amid Risky Payouts at PSE
A terse note shows $557,022 payout tied to 17 directors under review. Details remain scarce as the organization weighs governance and risk concerns.
Miner John Shannon Killed in Floodwood Mine Accident
Miner John Shannon aged 50 died after a fall of draw slate at the Price and Patton No 203 mine in Floodwood on Wednesday afternoon about three o clock. He was married and leaves a family. The History club plans a Saturday meeting with Miss Lucy Ballard on East Union Street.
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John Shannon
Price and Patton
Floodwood
Shannon
History Club
Lucy Ballard
East Union Street
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowds at Methodist Church
Attendance rose at the Methodist Episcopal revival with Rev. Dr. Glascock delivering forceful sermons. Services will be held daily at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. except Saturday, drawing steady weeknight attendance.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Glascock
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Sabina
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N. Y
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Alamogordo
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Washington, D. C
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