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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1904

Page

4

Republican Convention Calls for Ohio district delegates

The Lith congressional district GOP calls a June 1904 Athens meeting to nominate a congress candidate, select two delegates and two alternates to the national convention in Chicago, and choose a presidential elector for Ohio's 11th district. Delegates are allocated by county votes and include Athens 48, Fairfield 24, and Vinton 17.

Oho Chicago 11Th Ohio Athens Myron T. Herrick Fairfield Hoching John Finsterwald H. B. Peters A. ©. Sands T. F. Dye Geo. T. Drake MO. P. Phillips Otto BR. Vollenweider Congressional Committee

Russia and Japan Open Hostilities Over Korea Manchuria

After protracted talks the two nations clash with Japan attacking Port Arthur at midnight Monday. Russia loses two battleships and a cruiser while contest for Korea and Manchuria remains unresolved. The piece notes Japan gains European sympathy and warns of a potential wider war.

Russia Japan Port Arthur Midight

Ohio State university tax levy bill sparks debate on future

Phillips got gay but was silenced case shows Athens street life and a drunken incident. Charles Phillips of Chauncey travels to Athens and spends money, then is jailed after a disturbance on Court street. He’s fined 6.90 and silenced by Deputy Sheriff Murphy.

Ohio State University At Columbus General Assembly Ohio State University Columbus University Hamilton County Lucas County Oho Ohio Cincinnati Miagi Univer Charles Phillips Chauncey Athens Phillips Court Street Marshal Finsterwald Logan Murphy Deputy Murphy

Bell Telephone seeks franchise in Amesville

Representatives of the Bell Telephone company attended a village council meeting to request a franchise to operate. The council declined the resolution as vague about concessions, noting the town already has a local system run by residents at 15 dollars yearly. The Bell company has poles up to the corporation line and may pursue business despite local opposition.

Amesville Bell Telephone Company Nit Bell Company

Waterloo Set to Boom as Oil Wells Thrive in County

Development in Waterloo accelerates as multiple wells prove promising. Major effort by Ohio Oil company under Manager Stewart aims to prove petroleum exists. new wells planned on Beverage farm near Marshfield, sewerage farm, Bell, Hewitt, Boden, Hewitt, Young and other properties. Other firms like Findlay Oil, Hudson Owl of Parkersburg, and Morris Harmon Bros with leases in Waterloo-Yorktown target further drilling. Sand reaches over 1100 feet.

Waterloo Ohio Oil Company Standard Stewart S. F. Beverage Marshfield Bell H. N. Hewitt James Boden Hewitt Young Findlay Oil Company Fred Nice Cagg Hudson Owl Company Parkersburg W. Va York Townships Morris Harmon Bros Marietta

Death of William Barker Near Zion Church

William Barker dies at his Plains home after a paralysis stroke on Sunday. A respected Athens county farmer, he leaves an aged wife and five children, including sons Charles and A W Barker in Athens. Funeral services set for Friday forenoon at Zion church with interment there.

William Barker Zion Church Plains Athens County Dausters Athens Charles A. W. Barker

Questions for Teachers' Examination February 6 1904

Extract lists questions from three subjects: physiology in the afternoon, history and civil government, and alcohol and narcotics. Topics include secretion versus excretion, heat regulation, digestion fluids, lymphatic system, water purification, nervous system, respiration effects, skin regulation, habit and vivisection, synovial membranes, Georgia settlement by Oglethorpe, spoils system objections, Webster Ashburton treaty, Gadsden purchase, Omnibus bill, Resumption, local option in temperance, Alabama claims, Fifty four forty or fight, Clayton Bulwer treaty, alcohol as food, alcohol effects on stomach liver digestion blood, physical results of intoxicants, and narcotics.

Oglethorpe Georgia Gadsden Purchase Alabama

Deputy Scott Resigns Deputy Auditor Post

Winfield Scott resigns after seven years as deputy auditor with plans to move to Columbus in early April. George W. Earhart named as his successor after two and a half years with Simmons Boot and Shoe Co. of Toledo. Scott’s long service includes roles with Baltimore & Ohio and Kanawha & Michigan railroads and terms on city council and school board.

Winfield Scott Scott George W. Earhart Simmons Boot and Shoe Company Toledo Earhart Columbus Olentangy Park Auditor's Office Mr. Scott Athens Morgan County Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Kanawha & Michigan Railroad Board of Education W. F. Scott E. R. Walker Board of Public Affairs of

Parker J Boice Dies in Indianapolis

Parker Johnson Boice aged 31, son of Mr and Mrs Augustine Boice, died in Indianapolis of pneumonia. The body returned to Athens for funeral services conducted by Dr M L Haines and Dr G Walton King, with interment in the new cemetery. He was a former Athens county resident and member of the Loyal Legion. The notice also mentions the remains of Mrs Edit Griffin and a Mi o na promotional offer.

Parker Johnson Boice Augustine Boice Indianapolis Julia Norton Major Jewett Major L. M. Jewett M. L. Haines First Presbyterian Church of G. Walton King Presbyterian Church of Athens Howland Kahlo John W. Higby Joseph Chillicothe McMasters Russell Devol Gambier Eliza Minear Beebe Military Order of the United States Loyal Legion William P. Johnson Athens County Johnson Athens State Hospital National Surgical Institute Edit Griffin Zanesville New Cemetery W. L. Slatz W. D. Lash Edith Lash Emma Griffin Alice Powell Montazuma Ind

Horse Shoers Form Protective Union in Athens

A local unit of the National Horse Shoers Protective Association, No. 417, formed in Athens on Saturday with 13 charter members. Officers include J. W. Oxley president and Silas Hooper vice president. The group aims to secure fair shoeing prices tied to other rising costs and will finalize pricing at the next meeting. Members span Athens Marshfield Mineral and nearby Sand Creek Valley.

National Horse Shoers Protective Association Athens No. 417 J. W. Oxley Silas Hooper Joen Brannon James Reynols Jerel Sidders William Brooks James McDonald James Jewell J. H. Crossen Marshfield Mineral Sanday Creek Valley

Mi-o-na Offered On Approval At Local Store

Druggist W H McKee invites Messenger Herald readers to bring a coupon to his shop and obtain a fifty cent box of Mi-o-na on approval. The ad claims Mi-o-na as a unique dyspepsia remedy unlike any medicine or treatment.

W. H. McKee W. H McKee W.H. McKee The Messenger & Herald

Punctual Pupils In January A Primary Honor List

January attendance report lists A primary students with no tardies or absences. Named include Golda Barrows Hazel Bean Marie Carr Blanche Cooper Minnie Conner Helen Courtney Nelle Finsterwald Ella Glass Grace Lamborn Mary Smith and others.

Golda Barrows Hazel Bean Marie Carr Blanche Cooper Minnie Conner Helen Courtney Nelle Finsterwald Ella Glass Grace Lamborn Mary Smith Elbert Atkins Fred Baker Carl Bell George Brown Carman Chareb Horace Palmer Wilbur Traglio Charlie Watkins John Oliver

Unnamed Individuals Listed in Card of Local Notices

A fragmented snippet lists Otis Boice Lawrence Mayle Ruth Blakeley Goldie Brazier Pearl Barr field Roberta Davidson Hasel Day Fred Meighen Ola Oxley Lucile Semons as names in a local notice. The text provides no event dates locations or actions.

Otis Boice Lawrence Mayle Ruth Blakeley Goldie Brazier Pearl Barrfield Roberta Davidson Hasel Day Fred Meighen Ola Oxley Lucile Semons

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TUE Athens Messenger and Herald TUR Ohio University Colamius Times Star Hanna Bell Telephone CO Physology Courtrary Parker J. Boice E. R. Lash Jr State Board Columus OFIO W. H. McKee, I Take Gertrude Atkinson Amy Blazier Blendie Briley Helen Reynolds Eunice Sweeny Ralph Baker Arthur Logan Millard Thompson Pearl Steward Peginner W. H. Fisher Spahr Charles DeMolet Athens Ohio A”. HB S. Court St Athens, O Stetson Uncle Tom S Cabin Leon W. Washburn Gibson Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company Lawrence & Bean New York Baltimore
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