Ohio Czar in Ohio Politics Prompts Republican Rethink
The piece condemns Senator Dick of Washington for his letter urging Republicans to back anti Herrick petitions. It mocks his claim to Ohio political supremacy, argues real voters will decide, and warns that the Dick Cox alliance risks sidelining the people in favor of a party elite. It notes Cox and the Akron Statesman shape northern Ohio, undermining a genuine convention and potentially harming Herrick’s renomination.
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Washington
Ohio
Hanna
Republican Party
Senator Dick
Republican Party of
Akron ‘‘Statesman
Cox
Hot Springs
Dick Cox
Herrick
Senate
Anti Saloon League
Buckeye
Presbyterian Sermon Topics Offered Next Sunday
The Presbyterian church invites readers to attend Sunday services with a warm welcome. The morning sermon explores Christ and Human Nature, while the evening sermon is titled By Their Fruits We shall Know them. Pro cessional hymns will accompany the services and the choir will provide their usual high quality music.
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Presbyterian Church
Bar Kiser Seeks World Auto Racing Championship
Sporting notes describe Bar Kiser, once a cycling star, pursuing the world automobile racing title. The global race begins December 5 at Madison Square Garden in New York with competing drivers and rising interest in cross discipline champions.
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Bar! Kiser
Madison Square Garden
New York
New York University
Lee Straus
Local Visitors and Community Notes at Millfield
Millfield reports E H and D Learned of Corning visiting relatives last week. Miss Patience Oldroyd of Jacksonville spent the weekend with the Misses Roberts. Miss Anna Carter of Jacksonville visited friends and relatives Sunday. Miss Mabel Learned is ill. Rev Cheadle conducted church services Sunday afternoon. Mrs Weldon visited relatives in Glouster Saturday and Sunday. Emmett Earich spent Sunday in Glouster with friends. Cyrus James visited friends in Nelsonville Saturday and Sunday.
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E. H. and
D. Learned
Corning
Patience ‘Oldroyd
Jacksonville
Misses Roberts
Anna Carter
Mabel Learned
Rev. Cheadle
M. E
Lucy Cundiff
Columbus
T. J. Withers
Athens
Erwin
del Norris
Elihu Cox
Union Furnace
Richard Imes
Mine No. 2
Lahrig
Blanche Allen
Coluumbus
A. E. Lewellen
Samuel Crossen
Vinton County
A. Lewellen
James Carmichael
Carbondale
Orland Beverage
Prose
Wilkenville
L. Hawk
Elia Hoke
Dunlap
M. E. Parsonage
A. B. Bourquard
Martin Pinney
Lathey
Louhrng
M. P. Church
A. E. Beck
Flora Barlow
J. ¥. Swaim
Mary Sharp
Ralph
Grace Minear
John Candiff
EB. L. Wilson
Nora Withers
Mina Baker
John Smith
Drake
Clyde
Ina Leverage
Clara McLeod
Jane Bobo
Zaleski
John Nichols
Floodwood
Bobo
Fred Morehead
J. A. Cundiff
Lizzie Scott
Charles Garrison
Indian Territory
Miss Lucy Cundiff Returns to School in Columbus
Local notes report Miss Lucy Cundiff returning to school in Columbus on Saturday. Several residents travel to nearby towns. friends and relatives visit, remiss, and attend services. Protracted meetings and family illnesses are noted along with a few marriages and obituaries in the community.
Marriage License Notices Include Multiple Couples
Marriage license records show Silas M. Dunlap and Ella Hoak of Carbondale. Chas Young and Margaret Shaw of Nelsonville. Fred Miller of Derthick and Josephine Waldeck of Hollister. Free McMaonaway and Rosa Sapp of Goose Ridge. George D. Birtcher and Emma Reynolda of Glouster. Charles A. Colburn and Jessie A Blackwell of Pratts Fork.
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Silas M. Dunlap
Ella Hoak
Carbondale
Chas, Young
Margaret Shaw
Nelsonville
Fred Miller
Derthick
Josephine Waldeck
Hollister
Free McMaonaway
Rosa Sapp
Goose Rap
George D. Birtcher
Emma Reynolda, Glouster
Charles A. Colburn
Jessie A Blackwell
Pratts Fork
Throne Lights and Royal Fashion Across Europe
The text notes King Peter of Servia once a Socialist rises to throne after obscurity in France. It mentions Kaiser’s generosity at Rominton, Edward adopting Balmoral attire, and Balmoral flags. Queen Victoria avoided Stuart plaids while Balmoral servants wore them. Princess Christian visits Pretoria and undertakes multiple civic duties in one day.
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Peter
Servia
France
Rominton
Foresters
Edward
Balmoral
White League
Victoria
Prince Consort
Christian
Sleswick-Holstein
Pretoria
Church and Clergy News Roundup
George McArthur presents a 1804 member roll to Danbury Connecticut's First Church. The archbishop of Canterbury brought home a loving cup given by bishops. Methodist preachers discuss placing strong speakers in college towns. England's Wesleyan church has 114 deaconess sisters in mission and nurse work. Rev John Watson of Ian Maclaren to retire after 25 years in Liverpool. Rev William Salter marks 58 years of preaching in Burlington Indiana.
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George McArthur
Danbury
Conn
Canterbury
Wesleyan Church
England
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Liverpool
Gown Fashion Trends Highlight Winter Millinery and Fabrics
The Brooklyn Eagle notes aubergine as the lead purple for gowns with taffeta mohair and sateen underskirts. Chiffon velours and velveteen dress fabrics define winter outfits. Delicate chiffon velours coats pair with marabou collars replacing fur. Ribbons dominate hat decorations.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Disgrace of Ignorance and Inaction Amid Civic Life
A moral exhortation condemns lax personal habits and ingratitude. It urges self-improvement through engagement with schools, libraries, lectures, galleries, and clubs to preserve usefulness and standing in the community. The tone reflects a bygone civic virtue emphasis.
Science Liftings Explain Power and Light Speed
Niagara powers the nation, valued at a billion dollars for electricity. Experiments by T. E. Doubt show boosting light intensity 200000 times barely changes light velocity by two feet per second. A German geologist notes one second in five hours equals six thousand years in human history when compared with Earth's age as a solid body.
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Niagara
T. E
A Ruined Life melodrama heads to Athens theatre
The show opens next Friday February 4 at the Athens house with a sensational plot. Felix Med pear’s daughter is abducted by his partner to cover a theft, raised by gypsies in England, and the kidnapper grows rich in Africa before returning to care for the child named Milo under Arlulia’s gypsy rule.
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Athens
Felix Medpear
New York
England
Africa
Milo
Arlulia
Aristocratic Tramp on the Road Delivers Steady Laughs
A four act comedy drama titled An Aristocratic Tramp is touring city stages. The reviewer notes a persistent smile after a two and a half hour performance and cites February 17 as a booked date.
Hospital Deaths
William K. Wood aged 26 died at the state hospital Thursday. He was epileptic and feared smothering to death, his fear realized that night. Remains sent to Jackson for burial Friday. Benjamin Larrie died Friday of mania exhaustion after three weeks in hospital. Body sent to McArthur Saturday.
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Wm. K. Wood
State Hospital
Mr. Wood
Jackson
Benjamin Larrie
McArthur
The Exact Amount in Small-Range Donor Loss
A man reflects on trust amid finances, saying he misplaced about $1000 through repeated small losses. The Philadelphia Ledger notes his comment as a terse critique of human generosity and fragility.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dialogue on economizing muddled by timing
The Wife and Husband exchange concerns about economizing. She agrees on cutting expenses but struggles to pick a start time, revealing indecision and household budgeting tension.
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Jack
Licensed to Wed Across Athens Areas
Judge Lynch issued marriage licenses in the past two weeks to Frank Henry Logan and Miss Mary Slattery of Athens. Other couples listed include B B Linton of Nelsonville with Sarah E. Graham of Chauncey, and Cora Green of Nelsonville with Carl Spencer of Glouster. Additional pairs are Clarence Sams with Lena Sprague of Athens, Thomas Stine with Helen Morgan, Maurice Cunningham of Glouster with Elsie Dille of Planteville, and George M Webb with Jennie Berrell of Nelsonville.
Athens Ohio vacates ten feet of McKinley avenue
An ordinance of the Village of Athens Ohio vacates ten feet of the east side of McKinley avenue north of Race street. After due petition, hearing, and legal notice the council finds just cause and vacates the strip effective at the earliest legally permitted date. Feb 6 1905. Attest Henry Logan Mayor Joe Clerk.
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McKinley Avenue
Race Street
Athens
Ohio
Western and Southern Low Rate Excursions Offer
Agents of Ohio Central Lines announce greatly reduced excursion tickets to the West Southwest and South for certain dates both one way and round trip. If planning a trip consult O. C. C. agents or contact L. P. Lewis P. A. Chittenden Hotel Columbus.
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Ohio Central Lines
O.oc
L. P. Lewis
P. A
Chittenden Hotel
Columus
Advertising not needed by rising author says Cleveland Plain Dealer
The rising author tells a journalist that despite attention he does not yet require advertising. The exchange occurs as the discussion touches on career strategy and public interest.
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Young Furbish
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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