Legal proceedings unfold in Pittsburgh court heat on receivership
A Pittsburgh court session reviews multiple cases including the receivership of a coal company. Clarence Stephens faces objections over non residency and conflicts of interest as receiver while motions and related suits proceed, with verdicts and sentences in other criminal and civil actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Sth
Hopkins Lid
Wuthorny
Clarence Stephens
Clarence Stephens I
Fameus Aml
Clarence Stepeana
Paole 6 Peale
New York
New York Jtr. and Jewett & Wootder
A. Prentice
New York City
Aivtge Loonte
AD. Pollertef
Grovenor
Dames
Ativan
Eigpire
Leva Bar Plese
Enema al Tara
Athens village meeting approves city improvements and ordinances
Monday evening session discusses enlarging the market house, city hall improvements costing about 5000 dollars, and purchasing a street sweeper. Ordinances on drunkenness speed limits child curfew and sidewalk rules are read. Resolutions and local notices follow as residents push for repairs and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Wickham
Wolf
Nnt
Vider Brotler
Neimer
2 Mentehe
Athens
Hespuymses
Solich
Citiata
Collen
Morris
Mirs
Deialin
Comne
Gota
Woman Dies By Carbolic Acid Suicide Near Hocking Valley
A 20 year old woman living west of Hocking Valley depot killed herself by ingesting carbolic acid on Monday morning. She bought three ounces at a drugstore seeking a disinfectant and left a note. A post mortem and inquest found the death self inflicted, with the motive explained only by her personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Keane
Cipe
Frias
Ohio University Eighth Wins Oratorical Contest in Cleveland
The seventeenth annual Ohio Inter-collegiate Oratorical contest was held at Music Hall in Cleveland. Ohio University represented by F W Mouiton spoke on Bismarck and the judges announced the results with several institutions scoring in the event. The banquet followed at a local hostelry with attendees from Hiram, Wooster, Ohio State, and Delaware universities among others.
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Ohio
Music Hall
Cleveland
Ohio University
FW. Mouiton
Bismarck
Ue Resust
CLTE
Gregory
Tions
Millard Breisfordsson
College Mea
Dennie Te
Deeds
oThe Canduet
Uia
Wotenburg
A. L Monte
Frets Pow
Moulton,Blamirs& Wegidtys
Wiser
Peale Hoenn
Culusre Trelliphani
W. MH
Kos Dig
Mitra Rivn
Bienes
Hiram
Wooster Ole
Delaware
Lel Gaben
Chey University
Beneral
Waterson’s Lincoln Lecture Fails to Impress Athens Audience
The Athens crowd heard Watterson’s lecture on Abraham Lincoln but found it weak and repetitive. The reviewer notes lengthy readings and stories that did not illuminate Lincoln’s character, calling the eighty minute talk a failure despite Watterson’s reputation.
Flood Floods Submerge Lands as Hocking River Rises
Turbid waters and rising floods flood banks and fields along the Hocking river. By Tuesday noon the river topped flood marks eighteen inches above Lowe and eight feet below a critical crest, submerging hundreds of acres and threatening crops and dairy operations.
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Fen Eveluck
Renee
Lowe
Shester Markapise
Hocking
Wailer
Athens Urged to Seek Morgan-Gardner Factory Move
Local editor calls Athens to organize a trade effort to attract the Morgan-Gardner Company plant. Emphasizes a strong land of trade, leadership, and coordinated town action to secure a substantial manufacturing site and jobs. The piece notes B&O and regional interest, urging citizens to unite for economic development.
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Cinery Munavaggers
Uetioekeipa
Ben Yonra
B.&o. SW
Treadly
Arhens
Morgan-Gardner Company
Trendly
Athens
Morgan-Gardner
Marsivity
York Republicans organize a Simon Pare club with nearly three hundred
The Nelsonville area sees a surge of Republican clubs as York Township convenes a Friday meeting to form a group led by temporary chair Culsin Hines and secretary J. Dal, aiming to broaden party outreach amid a crowded local scene.
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York
Nelsonville
Ie Grasveneir Republican Club
Xubsenville
Republicans of
Fork
Heopers
Culsin Hines
Layne
Tony
Sham
Aet Yanee
Chase Prudent
Charles
Geredictent
Cou Sinker
Aeatt
Dedi Marlin
Ace Rerkh
Edie Duc
Jobin Welch
Trea J. Dal
Paris
Profinent Citizen W J Bell Dies After Long Illness
The well known Athens resident Whives W. J. Bell died Monday after a lingering illness. He was forty eight and had been a resident of Athens for several years before moving to a farm southeast of town. He served as general agent for Standard Accident Insurance in Detroit and leaves a wife and four children. Funeral services were held Wednesday at his residence.
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W. Ko
Athens
Duviciaky
Vine Hie
Athena
Nlw
Lot Ghia
Standard Accident Unisoriuies Company
Detroit
Michiger
Hundred Cattle Die After Horns Are Narrowed
A West Virginia herd owned by Charles Williams suffers a mysterious die off when horns were sawed to prevent injuries. Rain and ash-filled horns reportedly caused brain infection, killing about a hundred cattle. The report mentions remedies and local notices plaguing the era.
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Charles “Williams
Wampshire County
West Virginia
Wheeler
Cline
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Sheldom
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Compton
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