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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1929

Page

13

Empire Builder James J Hill and America's Longest Cascade Tunnel

The feature details James J Hill and the Great Northern railroad, chronicling the eight mile Cascade tunnel beneath the Cascades, built by about sixteen hundred men with electric power. It traces ancient tunneling, from Romans to medieval and modern projects, and praises American speed and engineering.

America James J. Hill Great Northern Pcs The Window of the Rough Cascades Lake Celano Dargara France Malpas Great Simplon Alps St. Gothard Leetachberg St. Denis Alpine Range Anamin Buik Berne Washington

Gibbs Family of Authors Sets British Literary Pace

Five members of the Gibbs family, descendants of Henry Gibbs, Pamphleteer, are listed as successful authors with new works. Cosmo Hamilton, formerly Cosmo Gibbs, leads the clan with novels like Adam's Clay and The Three Passions. Brother Sir Philip Gibbs, famed war correspondent and prolific writer, has thirty eight books, plus essays. Major Arthur Hamilton Gibbs, Helen Hamilton Gibbs, and Anthony Gibbs also publish in fiction and criticism.

Milton Bronner NEA Ondon Gibbses Henry Gibbs Gibbs Cosmo Hamilton Hamilton America England Atlantic Neat Philip Gibbs Phil Cassell and Co Fleet Street Daily Mail the Chronicle the Turpune Chronicle Arthur Hamilton Gibbs United States Oxford 71St Lancers Royal Field Artillery Jeanette Philipps Boston Portia Gibbs Brothers Hélen Hemilton Gibbs Jane Tryst Anthony Peter Anthony Gibbs Atte. Bamiiten Gibbs Sir Philip Gibbs Cosmo Hamniltotn Major A. Hamilton Gibbs

Adventures in French West Africa Echoes of Travel Tales

A letter from J. S. Hemphill, in Sequila, Cote d’elvoire, describes daily thrills in French West Africa. He recalls snakes, monkeys, elephants, and other wildlife, plus rail tunnel progress, and notes deer and antelope abundance as well as local hunting anecdotes.

French West Africa Earl Beckley Athens J. S. Hemphill Sequila Cote D’elvoire Hemphill The Industrial Union United States

Post Boy Ohio mystery inspires long, odd inquiry

An eccentric correspondent chronicles a hunt for the origins of Post Boy Ohio, tracing through rail schedules, a 1935 letter, and local lore. He documents streets, a Dover to Market route, and a tension between inquiry and public memory, ending with reflections on civic duty and history.

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Governor McKinley Cabinet Portrait List

Governor McKinley assembles his cabinet for a group photograph. The image includes William McKinley governor Thaddeus Minshall chief Justice William T Spear John Shauck Jacob Burkett B R M Rownd Joseph Bishop Leo Hirsch William T Lewis E W Poe James Boyles Joseph Smith J K Richards Robert M Hazeltine William Kirkby Carson C Probst F B McNeal J W Koaub Dantel Hartnell and William Hahn, with roles spanning state affairs from health to insurance and education.

Carson C. Probst State Board of Health F., B. McNeal J. W. Koaub Dantel Hartnell William Hahn

Athenians Remember Bell Toll for Lincoln Day

The Athens community recalls Charlie Sheldon 80 who tolled the schoolhouse bell by hand from daylight to dark on April 16 1965 the day after President Lincoln's assassination. Sheldon a city school janitor says he tapped the bell without a hammer to honor patriotism and endured cold and rain while neighbors and church bells were silent.

Charlie Sheldon Nessedger Isong Athens Charles Sheldon Congress Carpenter Streets Abraham Lincoln Presbyterian Church Ohio University Catone Nelson van Vorheese Sheldon Mr. Sheldon Methodist Andi

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