Hall Receives the Office as James S. Wtr Takes Post
James S. Wtr assumes the new role as hall leadership transitions. The ceremony marked a formal handover of duties with attendees noting continuity and governance ahead.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1895
Page
6
James S. Wtr assumes the new role as hall leadership transitions. The ceremony marked a formal handover of duties with attendees noting continuity and governance ahead.
Presipend Cleveland announces the Senate confirmed Senator Matt W Rarsoi of North Carolina as United States Minister to Mexico to succeed ex Governor Gray of Tudiana, who died after pneumonia in Mexico City on the 14th. A Washington state senate bill would bar males from wearing a queue, targeting Chinese immigrants with expulsion or emigration options. England shifts toward bimetallic sentiment, undermining monometallic supremacy for trade and industry.
The Republican central committee fixed the county ticket primary for Monday April 1. Nominees will be sought for representative auditor treasurer sheriff commissioner and infirmary director. Contest on auditorship includes Wilbur F. Scott James O. Ines and Capt. D. M. Borchfield. Sheriff M. M. Riley faces David Cook and Fred H. Nice. Commissioner Abner Juniper seeks renomination. No candidate yet for infirmary director.
Washington letter from February 25, 1895 discusses President Cleveland fearing an impeachment move as Republicans in Congress push for an early extra session. It notes bond contract profits, disputed bills, and looming votes on the sundry civil appropriation bill with multiple amendments. Gen. Daniel Sickles is praised as a principled Democrat.
Common Pleas Court filings list bonds, judgments, and div ors including Ida Logan versus Albert Logan with a $500 bond to keep the peace. Other cases set $4,687.06 default judgment, $96.84 with interest, and $1,000 damages. Parties include J. W. Logan as surety, H. E. Clarke as receiver, and John E. Cook deed orders. Also entries on partition, custody, divorces, larceny guilty pleas, and receiverships. Notable notices cover veteran medals disposition and a diphtheria quarantine affecting the L. C. Murphy family.
Northampton editor J C Gere details Alderman Charles S Crouch’s recovery after using Dr Greene’s Nervura. Crouch testifies he regained health energy appetite and strength after several bottles. The piece notes his wife’s similar cure, praises the remedy as non patent and urges readers to seek guidance from Dr Greene, with caution against local wheat swindlers and canal receipts implications.
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