Gossip of Gotham confronts Pacific railroad fight in New York
In 1895 society and finance clash as Huntington seeks to rally New York backed by bankers and politicians against Pacific railroad debts. Reports say Sage aid may bolster him while opponents from New York delegation and some bankers resist. Spiritualist fray, homecoming of Americans abroad, and theatrical notices accompany the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pacific
New York
C. P. Huntington
Huntingtons
ENE- Wall Street
Mies
California
Stuntington
Empire State
Huntington
Russell Sage
Sage
Miss Huntington
York
Renee
Wall Street
Gould
Brooklyn
Duper
Property transfers across Athens area townships and villages
Listings show numerous real estate transfers in Athens County including Lydia Stalder to Hoit Larch in Athens Township, Thula C. Hooper to Martha J. Hooper in Alexander Township, F. M. Selby to Emily G. Selby in Bern Township, Samuel Gillett to Julia A. Mansfield in Canaan Township, and others. Amounts range from 25 dollars to 4,200 dollars, with parcels detailing acres and lots in Dover Lodi Rome Troy Trimble and York Townships, and Coolville and Trimble Villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lydia Stalder
Hoit
Larch
Lotl
Verona
Alexander
Thula C. Hooper
Martha J. Hooper
Bern
F. M. Selby
Emily G. Selby
Canaan Township
Samuel Gillett
Julia A. Mansfield
N.S. Lawrence
Nancy J. Strahl
Troy
Emily Humphrey
Shepard Humphrey
Coolville
W. B. Hosom Et al
B. A. Hosom
Trimble Village
Elza Wyatt
William Buchanan
Trimble
Joseph Taylor
A. H.taylor
Local church notices report meetings and personal news
The Misses Stinson and others attended Messiah in Marietta. Miss Jeannette Sloane’s class enjoyed a social at the Clayton home. YP SC E semi annual meeting is set for Monday. Mr Hibbard continues to recover while Dr and Mrs Tinker return to Athens. Presbytery dissolved pastoral relatives. Rev Taylor may join McArthur and Wilkesville churches. Union services drew large crowds. Woman’s Missionary Society notes profitable year with papers on Chinese women and missions and an extra social feature by Master Reese Evans. A flag and Black Dragon items sparked interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson
Riddle
Hobson
Craig
Buck
Falloon
Marietta
Jeannette Sloane
Roy Clayton
J. B. Clayton
High Street
Charles Hibbard
J. B. Woodyard
Gallipolis
L. M.tinker
Athens
J. A. Frame
Parkersburg
Chas. B. Taylor
New Plymouth
Berea
Taylor
McArthur
Wilkesville
Chillicothe
Dr. Moore
Logan
C. C. Gould
Amesville
C. B. Taylor
Powell
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Christian
Woman’s Missionary Society
Grand Jury Indicts 16 in 20 cases after four days of sessions
The grand jury, after four days, examined 155 witnesses across 20 cases and returned 16 indictments. Names include Isaiah Koon, Jacob Bowen for robbery. William Nelson for larceny. John Rasmussen and Frank Conroy for robbery. Edward Jones for receiving stolen property. Nora Jones for receiving stolen property. Joseph Richards for blackmail and larceny. John Johnson and James Davis for larceny. John Goens for disturbing religious meeting. Joseph Mahaffy for keeping saloon open on Sunday. Goens and Edward Lockhart for assault. Jacob Friedman for selling liquor to habitual drunkard. John Flaherty for assault and battery. Caleb E. Johnson for assault and battery. Philip Yocum for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Koon
Jacob Bowen
William Nelson
John Rasmussen
Frank Conroy
Edward Jones
William Qualls
Nora Jones
Joseph Richardson
John Johnson
James Davis
John Goens
Joseph Mahaffy
Edward Lockhart
Jacob Friedman
John Flaherty
Caleb E. Johnson
Philip Yocum
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Gotham
Mrs. Astor
Faures
Pell
London
Paris
United States
Italy
Rome
William Waldorf Astor
Philadelphia
Boston
Et Palmer
Union Square
A. M. Palmer
Paul Potter
Palmer
John Wilson
Christopher
Kilyani
Curzon
Co Wreuser
Popolare
J. A. Goodyear
Calhoun County
C. & N. W. Railroad
Republic
Mich
Ann Arbor
Dr. Wheeler
Hope
Goodyear
Wheeler
Cline
Magionan
Carthage
Andrew Chambers
George M. Antle
Dover Township
W. Ryan
Anna Witham
Lodi Township
J. W. Johnson
M. E. Church
Pleasant Valley
Rome Township
B. F. Davis
David Lonas
York Township
Joseph Wolf
Mary E. Hayden
Wolfsburg
Bank of Athens
Atees
U.S
J.D. Brown
W. Harris
Cashier
J.S. Basom
D. D.S
da. J. E.edmundson
Phoenix Block
Ohio
F.p.mcvay
MesseNwagh and Herald
Main Street
H i. White, M. D
R. M. Steele
College Streets
Oit Larch
Union Stanners
DF. K. Tinker
Worto
G. W. Blakeley
Bank “Waren Se Tetenisly
Presbyterian Church Notes
D. C. Cornwell
Fopposite Court House
Palmer House
Central House
Washington Street
John W. Pickett
Naso Ly
Attorneys AT Law
Office—Law Building
QO E. Davis
Attorney AT Law, Office — Law Building
Woo & Wood
Per & Sayre
Office —Law Building
Souders
EPSIK
Ep. Messenger
Athens County
D. M. Purchfield
Siterifp
Messenger and Herald
Dh. Nice
Mressenger
C. C. Sheldon
Athens Township
County Auditor's Office
Athens Co
Ohto
Court House
Lowit
Oho
General Assembly
State of
Laos
J. Frame
Obbe
Geo. R. Walker
Maintreet
Athens Ohio
Physicians and Surgeons
H. M. Lash
L. M. Tinker
M. D
Roach Building
Orry Hall
T. B. Warden
J. B. Falton
Ryan & Belitz
Warden
W. H. Brown
The
Columbus, Hocking Valley
Madeleine Vinton Dahlgren
City of Washington
District of Columbia
Samuel F. Vinton
Krew Dahlgren
Miizabeth Drexel Dalgren
John V. Dahlgren
Lucy Prey Dahlgren
Ulrica Dahlgren Pierce
Josiah Pierce
Romaine von Over
Gustav von Overbeck
Oskan von Overbeck
Alfred von Overbeck
Eric B. Dahigren
Elizabeth Drexel Dahlgren
John V. Dahlen
Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
Ulrica Dahlgren Piers
Romaine von Overbeck
Grstav von Overbeck
Ohio Company
Snow Fork and Hocking
Snow Fork
Wocking
Hocking
Survey of
Sul
Sid
Bethel
Sleeper & Sayre
Phil
Atty's
L. Spence & Son
Martin's Ferry
O. S-W. RY
Traiis
Windonatt
St. Louis
Louisville
tExcept
Catan Lns
Oratabine
Reutinger
W. RY
G. B. Warfal
Cincinnati
Romeee
Benjamin Verity
Alva Verity
Joseph Ht. Marshall
Lutie Marshall
Nathan 8
Lawrence
Carl Greet
G. W Ss. White
Karl and
Harvey White
Rephel
Dude
Fewan
Zanesville City Hospital
Bauley
Zanesville
M. Adair
Alexander Township
Hema A .M
R HH. Moore
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