Republican Primary Election in Athens County Ohio 1901
The Republican party electors of Athens County Ohio meet April 1 1901 at the usual polling places from 5 to 8 pm central time to select nominees for county offices. Supervision by named election officials and central committee action determine delegates to Republican conventions. candidates must file by Feb 1901 and March 1901 for central committee. The primary follows Haber law provisions and Australian system practices where practical. IT M. Fosver, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Atheo
Ohio
Towl i
Eherif
J. W. Jackson
Athens
W. H. Ming
College
John Mitchell Athena
Court
Hudson
Amiew Cic Ceteenee Alexander
Wertyeesse
Carthage
Canard
Dover
Chauncey
Wilford Henry Dover
Milltela
A. D. Welmer Lee
Waterloo
Marshitfield
Geo
Duffee
Central
Central Committee
Asses
Mils
George Williams
Common Pleas
Atacas County
Republican Judicial Convention
Ward
Inare
Shell
Marietta Mayor Tightens Glove Event Permits
In Marietta the mayor vows tighter controls on glove contests amid concerns they draw unwanted crowds and “pugs.” A related note praises Gov. Nash for enforcing Ohio anti prize fights, arguing he acted promptly and in line with law. Main Street seeks repair as poll tax and street cleaning conflicts surface with business leaders urged to seek a clear agreement before cleaning begins.
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Marietta
Pioneer City
Cincinnati
Nash
State of
Ohio
Voglnnes Mod Ebohts Mane
Es Council
Butter quality hinges on frequent churning and fresh cream
A long critique urges dairy farmers to churn butter every day or every other day, avoid aging cream, and maintain 60 to 70 degree storage to prevent bitterness. It argues inferior butter loses value and emphasizes proper processing, with remarks on naval and political topics interwoven as era commentary.
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Feds
Venice
George E. Newell
Farmers’ Voice
McKinley Eyes Cuban Move and Looming Extra Session
Washington report notes President McKinley could call an extra session if Cuba forwards the Constitution soon. Pending work includes regular appropriation bills and measures like oleomargarine, Ship Subsidy, and revenue reduction. The inaugural parade may feature Porto Rican troops and Roosevelt. ongoing canal and tariff issues are also discussed.
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Washington
McKnley
Thiele
Congress
Senate
House
Out of Town News Items From Guyville and Nearby
Misa Netta Light of the 0. U. spent Sunday at home. Mrs Ed Bean has been seriously ill for the past week. Several from this village attended quarterly meeting at Stewart. Elias Wilson of Tripper's Plains visited his daughter Mrs Bert Hovey Tuesday. Mrs Mantie Bean spent the latter part of the week at Stewart visiting friends. Stephen Smith returned from the west after 34 years to visit his brother J B Smith. J B Smith went to Meiga county Friday returning Saturday with his niece Miss Ida Smith. Miles Lucy Finch returned to Bryan Ohio Wednesday after an extended stay with her sister Mrs W H Lewle.
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Misa Netta Light
Meiga County
Miss Ida Smith
Miles Lucy Finch
Bryan
Ohio
W. H. Lewle
Austin Ackley and Dora Stout Wed in Parkersburg Home
Austin Ackley and Dora Stout were quietly married at the bride’s home last Thursday. Rev. Robinson performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ackley are well liked. he will return to Humbolt Michigan, where she will join him next May.
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H. N. Ruth
Parkersburg
G. W. Sewell
Austin Ackley
Dora Stout
Rev. Robinson
Local social roundup from Torch and nearby towns
YOUBA. Myrta Hannie was the guest of friends at Torch last week. John Morrison visited friends at Frost and Latrobe last week. Misses Laura Dunfee and Bradark spent Sunday with their parents. Wl Daugherty visited his brothers Co A and E M at Chauncey last week. Ed Gilliland and Clyde Scott of Torch were calling on friends there Thursday.
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Youba
Myrta Hannie
Torch
John Morrison
Frost and
Sickness affects many in South Canaan community
South Canaan residents endure widespread grip infections as Rev. O Neil misses services due to illness. Mrs Josie Clyde, who had been visiting relatives and friends locally, has returned home to Icago.
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O'Neil
Josie Clyde
Icago
Early notices from Alfred and Orange church events
Alfred resident Geo Tucker is seriously ill with the grip. Rev. W P Robinson to lecture at Orange church next Sunday evening. Dan Hollan o injured by a falling tree prompting a local wood chopping and grubbing bee. Austin R Ackley of Michigan and Dora A Stout of this place married at Elder W J Robine residence on Thursday evening Ped 44. Friends extend long and happy life wishes.
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Geo. Tucker
W. P. Robinson
Orange Church
Dan. Hollan
Austin R. Ackley
Michigan
Dora A. Stout
W. J. Robine
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Athens Area
A notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued, naming couples including Dr. R W Bowden of Des Moines Iowa with Jessie Pauline Sloane of Athens, Frank W Bolin of Armadale with Bertha Clark of Big Run, John Featherstone with Lida M Six of Nelsonville, Geo B Taylor of Broadwell with Lucy A Kenny of Lathrop, E G Angell with Emma M Jeffers of Athens, Alonzo Traugh with Rosa Bungardner of Nelsonville, Alex P Smith of Athens with Anna G Vore of Nelsonville, Roy A Andrews of Trimble with Clara J Zimmer of Derthick, and E G Burk of Stewart with Rosa Klingenberg of Carthage.
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Dr. R. W. Bowden
Des Moines
Towa
Jessie Pauline Sloane
Athens
Frank W. Bolin
Armadale
Bertha Clark
Big Run
John Featherstone
J.P. Murray Carpenter
Lida M. Six
Nelsonville
Geo
B. Taylor
Broadwell
Lucy A. Kenny
Lathrop
E.G. Angell
Emma M. Jeffers
Alonzo Traugh
Rosa Bungardner
Alex
Old Fashioned Quilting Bee Brings Nostalgia to Athens
An old fashioned quilting bee and supper drew Athens ladies to Mrs. C. D. Gist’s home on Hi-top north of Athena. Attendees wore period attire, enjoyed quilting, games, and a hundred year old menu including pumpkin pies and doughnuts. Invitations in verse set a playful tone. Guests listed include Mrs. Mary de Steigner, Mrs. Friday, Mrs. G. I. Putnam, and others.
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C. D. Gist
North Athena
Athens
St. Valentine
Mra. Gist's
Sol
Mary de Steigner
Friday
G. I. Putnam
J.B. Clayton
Lillian Fuller
Townsend
Slatcher in Jail for Murder of Hungarian Man
Albert Slatcher, arrested on murder charges for shooting a Hungarian man named Mike Jani, was jailed late last week. He refused to speak, offering no clear motive as he prepares to face a judge and jury soon. Also noted is a township reading circle meeting in Canaanville on Saturday March 2 and an unrelated ad for De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
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Russia
Belgium
Gage
Slatcher
Albert Slatcher
Mike Jani
DoNios
Ataeus
Canaan Township
Reading Circle
Canaanville
Campus run debate earns Jasper Carsey campus title
Major Golden recalls a campus sprint race era noting Jasper Carsey outpaced all rivals around the campus. The speaker claims Carsey held the campus championship, able to beat peers with fair, swift rounds despite tricks by others. Also referenced are ads and club notes on women running London clubs and female management in transport and hospitals.
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Golden
Herald
Jasper Carsey
Jasper
London
Ti Ia
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Amsterdam
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Tom Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Tion
Davina
Reese
Trussia
Capitol
Billy
Sternberg
Teller and Pettiview
Philip. Pine Hospitals
Philippines
Europe
Hovgaard
Royal Danish Navy
Hermann
Hitchcock
Hansbrough
Long
Pensacola
Florida
Naval Station
New Orleans
McKinley
Joint Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Elkins
Morgan
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Perkins
Hawaii
OUT OF Town
9Micr TV
Guysville
South Canaan
Alfred
DeWitt
Cline
DR. Maclellan
Scientific Columbus Specialist
Hotel Berry
J.J. McClellan
McClellan
South High ST
Columbus
Saul
J.s.joung
Hebbardsville
History Club
Henry Wright
Fenner
Sheriff’s Sale
Winfield Scott
Treiber Moteringtan
Tirss
Athens County
Court of Common Pleas
Rome Township
Unio
Ohio Company
C.H. Porter
Sheri
Hecces
Gheavesor, Jones & Worstees
Pia Y Atty
C. H
Edna Thompson
Onlce
First National Bank
Athens County Farms
Seven Year Old River Mills
Hourdon
I. A. Rosenheim
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