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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1904

Page

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Wreck on Luhrig mine train leaves one man crippled

A labor car crushed between engines in dense fog near Athens injures fourteen miners on the Luhrig mine line. Pruden loses his right foot above the ankle while others suffer burns cuts and bruises. All injured were returned to their Athens homes by Thursday morning. no blame attributed to the crew.

Athens Leirig Luhrig William Praden John Pidcock Stanch Bean Lawrence Mansfield John Oliver John Shea Allison Courtney Lewis Carsey Patrick South William Braley C. S. McDougall Pruden Grosvenor Aldison Courtney

Death of Mrs. Nelms Ties Iroquois Fire to Athens

Remains of Mrs. L A Nelms were brought from Chicago to Athens for burial after dying from burns and injuries suffered in the Iroquois Theater fire. Her death raises the death toll to 589 in the Chicago catastrophe that claimed hundreds in minutes.

Chicago Rome L. A. Nelms Athens

Trains Collide Crushing Labor Car In Garden

Thursday morning two locomotives failed to stop as they struck a labor car, tearing it apart while onlookers watched. Dennis Secoy, longtime Garden resident, died of apoplexy Thursday morning. funeral services were held Saturday at Mt Zion Church conducted by Rev M A Harvey.

Sary

Change of Agents on Ohio Central Lines

Joseph W. Herrold leaves Athens for Charleston West Virginia to take the Charleston agency. O. G. Jordan expected to replace him in Athens with W. C. Clecker acting temporary relief. The change creates a vacancy and a new agent will be named.

Ohio Central Lines Joseph W. Herrold Athens Charleston W. Va Mr. Herrold T. J. Herrold Athens High School F. H. Hysell Herrold Jordan Road Hebbardsville W.C. Clecker Gallipolis

Knight Templars Banquet Honored Guests to Attend

Athens Commandery Knights Templar will hold its annual reception and banquet at the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. Over one hundred Sir Knights and their ladies hold tickets while prominent knights from nearby cities are on the toast program. Guests include Albert Douglas Chillicothe Reeves Lancater Follett Marietta Dunlap McArthur Pritchard Nelsonville and Fuller Gallipolis. A seven course banquet will be served with music by Selby’s orchestra.

Athens Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Temple Albert Douglas Chillicothe Judge Reeves Lancater A. D. Follett Marietta Dunlap Mc.Arthur A. L. Pritchard Nelsonville Capt. Fuller Gallipolis Selby

Retail Clerks Officers Elected for No 939 Union

At the regular meeting of No 939 Retail Clerks International Protective Association officers were elected for six months. E A Russell was named president Webb Beth el vice president Henry Lancaster secretary Ed Schloss treasurer Inez Alexander secretary G A Coe guide Jesse White guard George McHenry Harvey Ramsey and Robert Cramer trustees Orla Morgan Hattie Richey and C J Flowers joined the grievance committee.

International Protective Association E.A. Russell Webb Bethel Henry Lancaster Ed. Schloss Inez Alexander G. A. Coe Jesse White George McHenry Harvey Ramsey Robert Cramer Orla Morgan Hattie Richey C. J. Flowers

Captain F. 8. Lowry Visits His Mother in Cincinnati

Captain F. 8. Lowry of Cincinnati arrived last week and is visiting his mother Mrs. Amelia Lowry.

F. 8. Lowry Cincinnati Amelia Lowry

Former Athenian Carl F. Matheny Dies in Worthington

Carl F. Matheny, a former Athens county resident, died Friday night in Worthington of stomach cancer at age 59. Funeral services were held Sunday in Worthington with interment here. He leaves a wife and one son in Columbus, three brothers, two sisters, and several extended relatives. Matheny, born on the Plains, served as a minister on circuits in Athens Meigs and Washington Counties with headquarters at Amesville Stewart Harrisonville and Waterford. Attendees at the funeral included A W Connett, Harry Matheny, Dr W A Pride, Mrs William Cornell, and Will Matheny.

Carl F. Matheny Athens County Worthingon Worthington Colaumbus LC. Matheny Athens A. H. Matheny the Plains Leroy Matheny Nelsonville Mary Six Maranfield William Cornell Chauncey Matheny Plains Gallia County Meigs Washington Counties Amesville Stewart Harrisonville Waterford A. W. Connett Harry Matheny W. A. Pride Glouster Will Matheny Gallipolis

Veteran James Reeves Dies After Illness on the Plains

James Reeves, Civil War veteran of the 18th O. Y. I. C, Company C, died Friday at his Plains home after ten days of pneumonia. He was about 76, survived by his wife and no children. Funeral services were held Sunday at Chauncey with Rev. Cyrus Rose of Athens officiating and interment in Nye Cemetery. Reeves belonged to Columbus Golden Post No. 89, Athens, which directed the ceremony. Athens attendees included J. E. Cook, D. C. Beverage, William Jordan, and Chas Hull.

James Reeves Plains Chauncey Cyrus Rose Athens Nye Reeves Columbus Golden Post No. 89 J.E. Cook D. C. Beverage William Jordan Chas Hull

Thornton charged with assault in Morris avenue clash

In Police Court George Thornton of Morris avenue was arrested Monday on assault and battery charges involving his father James Thornton. The father says the son knocked him down and inflicted a three inch head wound needing stitches after a quarrel over a harness hanging in the barn. The son claims he pushed his father toward the harness.

George Thornton Morris Avenue James Thornton

Mrs Nelms Trapped by Fire After Stage Blaze

Mrs Nelms among hundreds caught in a deadly theatre fire. As flames burst forth she shielded her face with a hat and rushed toward an exit. Knocked down and nearly unconscious, she finally reached a path to safety amid the chaotic scene.

Miss Bertha Carsey Wins Case Against Adams Express

A judgment for 12.25 plus costs was awarded to Miss Bertha Carsey against Adams Express Company after a Friday hearing before Mayor Logan over a skirt sent by express to Miss Grace Robinson at Murray City. The ruling followed witness testimony.

Bertha Carsey Adams Express Company Express Grace Robinson Murray City Logan O T’r Miss Carsey

Mrs D B Stewart Celebrates 77th Birthday at Home

Mrs D B Stewart marked her seventy seventh birthday Tuesday afternoon entertaining about thirty friends at her home. The gathering featured social intercourse and conversation with light refreshments served.

D. B. Stewart

Mrs Davis of Cincinnati Visits Local Family

Mrs Thomas J. Davis of Cincinnati has spent the week here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Brown confirming family ties and a warm welcome from the local community.

Thomas J. Davis Cincinnati Mrs. Brown

Death of Zimri Hogue in Lodi township area

Garden January 12 death reported of Mrs Zimri Hogue one of the oldest residents of Lodi township at her home following a complication of diseases of old age. Funeral at this place conducted by Rev Evans with four daughters surviving Mrs Harvey Blackwood of this place Mrs Edward Dean of Alfred Mrs R M Monroe of Athens and Robert S Byone resident here.

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Luhrig Mines Procen Branch Bean Robert Rowland Iroquois Theater Nelms Blanche Cornell Ezra Cornell Dean Avenue Packer's Supply Company Cornell Hocking Valley W. L. Stutz New Cemetery Lesa Mra. Nerms Myron T. Herrick Olio Menday Commonwealth Asa S. Bushnell Springfield Herrick Rams N. Y Dennis Secoy M A. Hanna Senate Hovee M. A. Ff United States Harding Hanna Senator Hanna Lisbon Ohio Zimri Hogue
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