Athens Republican primary election notice 1901
The Athens County Republican voters are called to a primary at usual election places on April 1, 1901 from 5 40 a m to 3 p m Central Time. Voters will choose officers for the November election including representative treasurer auditor sheriff and commissioners and coroners central committeemen. Supervisors of election named for each township ward and precinct will oversee voting. Candidates must file and pay assessments by February 16 1901, except central committee candidates due by March 1 1901. Judges and clerks must tally votes, with central committee to announce results April 2 1901 at Lovelock. The primary operates under state law and will use the Australian system where practical.
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Republican Party
Athens County
Ohio
Lowit
J. W. Jackson
Athens
College
Jann Mitchell HG
Stalder
Hedson
Ne . J. Frame Corse
Wiliams
Wilford Beaury
A. D. Weimer
Auncey Precifieia
Rome
Trimble
Glouster
Alex Nelson
Primble
Jonna ‘Thomas
Brimbie
Hollister
James Heller Trimble
Jacksonville
Pragk Rabe
Pmble
David Moody
H. H. Brown
Waterloo
Marshield
Dutfee
J. Caanr
Bessemer
Stephenson York
Frank ‘Oliver York
Howard
Frank Wolf York
Washington
Hiram Howe
Madison
James McVicker
York York
Windela Chamberls
Central Committee
Office of Common Pleas
Seventh Coment Pleas
Ghio
Republican Judicial Convention
Perses
S2ig
Coedt
Easv
Coairman
Lovelock P mm
Lovelock Fi Sm
Bods
Ballguagat
Foster
G. Hesey
Secretar
Nations Armies Compare to Great Powers
An article notes United States forces at 120 04, Italy 235 598, Australia 278 543, England 263 140, Germany 395 880, France 622 124, Russia 20 510. It highlights the US has the smallest soldier and sailor count among major powers and discusses Senator Foraker's renomination by Ohio Republicans in Cleveland. It also covers a court stance on saloonkeeper health certificates, Judge Wood’s ruling, and a call to enforce law against illegal saloon activity.
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United States
Italy
Australia
England
Germany
Frince
Russia
Foraker
League of Ohio Republicans
Cleveland Tuestar
Republicans of
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Senate
Tepoe Wooo
Piea
Bower
Judge Wood
Amendment Proposed by Senator Brooner on Army Bill
Senator Brooner introduces an amendment to the army appropriation bill reflecting Republican senators and aligning with President Mc in February. The move signals partisan tension over military funding and executive priorities.
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Washington, Feb. Jr
Brooner
Cuban debts and naval stations discussed with senators
President McKinley told a senators party that there is no possibility of any association of Cuban debts incurred by Spain and that the U S has the right to ask for guarantees regarding Cuba's relations with other powers and naval stations. He said once Cubans are ready to handle their own affairs, the United States will turn their government over to them.
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Cuba
Congress
Spain
U. S
AcKinley
Obituary: Alonzo Perry Preston dies after lingering illness
Alonzo Perry Preston aged four years and six months died at his Union Street home after a long pulmonary illness. He was loved and well behaved, and his funeral was held at the family residence with Rev Haddox and Rev Walton King officiating. Interment followed at Green Lawn cemetery with Phi Delta Phi Omega fraternity members conducting grave rites. The family and community extend heartfelt sympathy.
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Alonzo Perry Preston
F.L. Preston
Union Street
Rev. L. ©. Haddex
G. Walton King
Presbyterian Church Choir
Haddox
Nelsonville
Green Lawn
Ohio Gamma Chapter
Phi Delta Ties Fraternity
Former Athenian Henry J Topky Dies at 68
Henry J Topky died Tuesday evening at his Ashtabula home after a long illness from Bright s disease. Born May 23 1887 in Dayton he was 68. He lived in Dayton until age 20, then moved to Athens to run a hardware shop for 16 years. He married Harriet Childs in Athens December 23 1858. Twenty six years ago he moved to Ashtabula and ran a hardware store before becoming a traveling salesman for the Cleveland Cooperative Store Co until 1898. He leaves a widow and two children Harriet and Oliver Topky.
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Henry J. Topky
Ashtabula
Wess
Bright
Harriet Childs
Athens
Topky
Cleveland Cooperative Store Company
Harriet
Oliver
Columbus agreement sustains mining scale for another year
The article notes the Columbus convention agreeing to keep the mining scale aligned with current year prices, aiming to preserve prosperous conditions and steady dividends for miners and companies. Coal remains foundational to industry, with full employment supporting living standards despite concerns over West Virginia.
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Mmers
Columbus
Inbar
Capitol
West Virginia
Death of Mrs Sarah Crippen at Bermiz
Mrs Sarah Crippen aged 34 years died at her Bermiz home February 11 after a short illness from liver enlargement. Declining health for about a year preceded a brief decline. She was esteemed by all. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Mortis Friday with a large attendance. Interment followed in Doan cemetery.
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Sarah Crippen
Bermiz
Death of Mrs Salina Armitage After Short Illness
Mrs Salina Armitage died from pneumonia just after midnight Monday at her Plains home. She was years old and widow of A C Armitage. Survived by several children. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at Plains M E Church conducted by Rev Prattagraf. Interment in Plains Cemetery.
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Salina Armitage
the Plains
A.C. Armitage
The
Plains M. E
Prattagraf
Naomi Michael Rodehaver dies of pneumonia at Gouysville
Naomi Michael Rodehaver, 7S, widow of Joseph Rodehaver who died in 1880, passes away Sunday from pneumonia. She leaves nine children, all but one living. Funeral held 10 a.m. yesterday at the family home, remains buried in the family cemetery on the farm. She was an aunt of Edgar Michael who died a few hours earlier.
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Naomi’ Michael Rodehaver
Gouysville
Joseph Rodehaver
Edgar Michael
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage license certificates list Austin R. Ackley of Michigan and Dora A. Stout of Athens county with Joseph P. Warren and Mary Bohman of Anthony. WIL G. McDaniel and Rosa Evelyn Seif, Latrobe. Charles O. Pickering and Harriett S. Arncott, both of Athens. David Young of Rawndale and Salina A. Perry of Marshneld. Supper tomorrow evening the 13th at John Son's restaurant served by the ladies of the Christian church with officers in every style. all are invited.
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Austin R. Ackley
Michigan
Dora A. Stout
Athens County
Joseph P. Warren
Mary Bohman
Anthony
Wil G. McDaniel
Rosa Evelyn Seif
Latrobe
Charles O. Pickering
Harriett S. Arncott
Athens
David Young
Rawndale
Salina A. Perry
Marshneld
Johnson’s
Ladies of the Christian Church
Pretty marriage links Pickering and Arscott in city
A pretty marriage was held Tuesday night at eight o'clock at the bride's parents home on Congress street. Charles O. Pickering and Miss Harriett S. Arscott were married by Rev. G Walton King in a ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Arscott, is a clerk in the recorder's office. The groom is S B Pickering's son and works in tailoring. Afterward, refreshments were served and the couple will occupy a home on Congress street. Distance guests included Mrs Eli Miller and her son Roy of Marietta.
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Charles O. Pickering
Harriett S. Arscott
Robert 5 Arscott
Congress Street
G. Walton King
First Presbyterian Church
Pickering
Eli Miller
Roy
Marietta
Surprise Birthday Party for E R Kirkendall
A surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kirkendall home celebrated their son E R Kirkendall turning twenty one. Music by Ruby Kirkendall and Frankie M Bean. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. Pupils presented a toilet set and a boot case with speeches by Grove Cullums.
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Sam. Kirkendall
E. R. Kirkendall
Ruby Kirkendall
Frankie M. Bean
Kirkendall
Grove Cullums
Andy Koch Probated in Athens Lunacy Case
Andy Koch a long time Jacksonville resident was brought to Athens Monday by A Biddison and Wat Brammer for a lunacy hearing before Judge Bethel. His reason was deemed dethroned and he was sent to the state hospital. He had lived in Jacksonville since founding and once ran several businesses. He lost most of his property and in recent years did not follow any work. He is about fifty three with a wife and family.
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Andy Koch
Jacksonville
Athens
A. Biddison
Wat Brammer
Tater
Bethel
State Hospital
Weck
Texas
Sam
Johnson
Boston Globe
Cadet Examination Set For February at Athens
General Grosvenor selects a board to meet in Athens on February 1 to examine applicants for admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The commission will convene at noon and applicants should arrive early. Dr. W N Alderman of Athens is chosen as the examining surgeon.
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General Grosvenor
Athens
Naval Academy
Annapolis
W. N. Alderman
One Thousand Patients at Athens State Hospital
There are just over one thousand patients confined at Athens State Hospital, the largest number ever in the institution. The high water mark was reached Tuesday, with about 135 officers and employees present, bringing total population to roughly 1,188 by actual count.
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Athens State Hospital
Coust
Card of Thanks for illness and death of relatives
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of our husband and brother Anice Baker and W. E. Baxen. We also thank teachers who dismissed schools for the funeral. Philin Persons calling for the above letters will please say they were advertised. C.D. Gist, Postmaster.
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Anice Baker
W. E. Baxen
Viera Janvier
Bennext McCeis
C.D. Gist
Inauguration Train Tickets Offered at Half Rate
Hocking Valley railway announces half price round trip tickets to Washington for March 1 to 3 travel with return by March 4 for the presidential inauguration. Tickets available via nearest Licket agent. Also includes ad copy for Dr Miles remedies with testimonial from Harry Abbott and Mrs Clacinda Butler of Cincinnati and Wheeling.
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Hocking Valley Railway
Washington, D. C
Miles
Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Ohio
A Fable For Women and Other Curious Tales
A composite humorous fragment includes a fable about a wife who schemes to curb her husband’s late nights by advancing bedtimes, a Texan courtroom anecdote about delaying a shooting until after a lawyer finishes a case, a tale of a telephone aiding a locked out pair of daughters, a Japanese teeth blacking custom, a quip on perfection, and an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Cline's Pharmacy.
Political candidate notices from Athens county newspapers
A fragmented page lists multiple candidates announcing runs for county offices in the upcoming Republican primaries. Names include WH John P., G L Bank, E Walker, B A Epwalls, A Murphy, Harek Evans, Joseph Wolf, Joan F. Wpe, and Joux McLough, with roles such as Representative Auditor Sheriff County Commissioner Infirmary Director and Township and Corporation Treasurer, dated for early April 1902.
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Wheathens Messenger and Herald
TA Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
THUR
MacMillin
Commerce Committee
State Department
Otis
U.S
Philippines
Department
Genral Otis
Thurston
Nebraska Legislatrre
House
Chandler
Lodge
McKinley
Ashington
Naomi Michael Rodehaver
Mr. C. C. Pickering
Harriett Arscott
Thia
Ath
Baker IR Hiasdy
Ketwah Batley
Wm. Heeler
AW Brown
D Brownlee
Mre
Jas Wan
Frost
Dewert & Woon
LL. HH. Glazier
A. W. Connett
Main ST
Athens, Ohio
Marly
Lis
Quiy
Fler
Mose
St. Paul Street
Papa
Central
Trello
Baltimore Sun
Japan
Chicago News
Atchison Globe
Cline
Money To Loan, Price & Stalder, Attorneys
BH. O. Wordrstan, Stewart, Hic
Messenger and Herald
Hens County
Republcan
John P. Cor
Messenger Afd Herayn
G.L. Bank
EniTor Messenger
Heeratd
Walker
Pastor Messenger
HeRaty
Monder
Usbt
Woreield Seuer
Sweriff
Mesgerger and Herald
Picast
Sherift
B. A. Epwalls Fiwrtor Messenger
Heraine
A. Murphy
Messenger
Heratd
Hareke Websiee
Cosmusnsus mL
Evrros Messenger and Herald
Pienet
Fam
York Township
Josepi Wolf
Eortos
Joan F. Wpe
Harald Pwee
Messexger and
Herald
Arron Messenger
Herato
Preat
Thrasu
Treikurer
Tam
Ee Aa Vas Voree
Chester Woodworth
Wat
McKitrick
Order of Sale
Athens Gavats Goat Common Pleas
Court of Common
Ollowing
Betty Sitwate
Dover Township
Chauncey
O. Wright
Dullars
Hanered
Pete
S.E. Hepes
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