Athens Republican Views on Lynchings and Local Politics
The Athens Athens Messenger reports Chicago Tribune tallies on lynchings in 2001, noting a rise to 135 incidents, mainly in the South, with 14 in the West. It covers Senator Foraker winning Republican backing for reelection and praises his record. The Athens Board of Trade elections and views on attracting reliable manufacturing, plus debate over a Will making the Census Bureau permanent, are discussed, including salary concerns and civil service implications.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Lyachings
Senator Foraker
General Assembly
United Staton Senate
Heika Statenman
Washington Annd
Athens Board of Trade
Quanafucturera
Athena
Dalsness
Athens
Board of Trade
Qman
Kial
Leven
Schley Miles Case Turbulent Debate Continues
The Hepburn Canal Bill passes 303 to 2 in a tense session as Democrats and Republicans spar over Schley Miles matters. Representative Fletcher votes no, citing long committee exposure and doubts about project feasibility and costs. He warns the canal plan could burden the nation with unresolved outcomes while party leaders maneuver for presidential strategy.
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Census Bureau
Canal Route Debate Amid US War Revenue Tax Question
The exchange centers on canal route preference with figures noting most constituents favor the canal while signaling a vote could hinge on a brief discussion. Fletcher explains support for the Panama option, citing prior amendment votes and expected costs and complications along that route.
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Nention
Fletcher
Panama
Panna
Cho Best
United States
College Notes Highlight Dormant Injury and School Work
George Caldwell fractured a collar bone after a fall on the ice but remains in classes. Dr. Ellis advised students on time use during chapel, suggesting eight hours sleep and seven hours recreation. E Motter returns with Mr Dixon joining for winter term. Miss Diny Connor becomes manager of varsity basketball. Boyd Rochester resumes studies toward medical work. Dr. Chubb back in English after a family illness. A C Jones organizes gym classes and forms a basketball team. Enrollment for this term tops prior winters. Red praise for Dr. Ellis and faculty in state-wide high school institutes. H H DeLong returns from Mountsaville. A P Goodsir back after holidays in Brooklyn.
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George Caldwell
Ellis
E. Motter
Dixon
Diny Connor
Boyd Rochester
Chubb
A. C. Jones
Dr. Ellis
H. H. DeLong
Mouantsville
A. P. Goodsir
Brooklyn
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Advertisement Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. internal remedies target the blood and infectious surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is prescribed by leading physicians and sold by druggists for 75 cents, with testimonials offered. Hall's Family Pills are promoted as the best.
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I.cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Hall
Doctor Senter to Visit Hotel Berry January First
Dr W S Senter of Chillicothe will be at Hotel Berry on Monday January 1 offering special care for exe and car diseases. A new device in the era s ion of automo drivers Bent shuts off power instantly when the driver rises or is thrown from his seat.
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W. S. Senter
Chillicothe
Hotel Berry
FE. B. Hockinson
Naomi Rodchaver
Nelson H. Colvin
Sammel Colvin
W. C. Bates
Arthur D. Bates
C. H. Wyatt
Ray Green
Ulssex P. White
Clarence G. Nye
Jease Warren
William G._Warren
Fox
A. D
Aa.s. Bethel
Civil Service Exams Open For Jobs Across States
The U and Civil Service Commission will hold exams in March and April at multiple sites to recruit youths for civil service. Last year 5,500 secured positions. about 10,000 appointments expected this year. Careers last for life with salaries from 360 to 1200 annually and opportunities for promotion. Open to ages 16 to 45 with a common school education. Free information via Columbian Correspondence College, Washington DC, requesting Civil Service catalogue number three.
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U. & Civil Service Commission
Parcummieni Nervies
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. CO
Civil Service
Marriages Listed for Several Couples in Ohio Towns
Marriage license notices show Daniel Oldroyd and Amelia A Hopes of Glouster. Andrew Landerback and Cora Crawford of Nelsonville. Leslie McLeod and Nora M Till of Marshfield. Lemor Cole of Tuppers Plains and Edith Lewis of Guysville. John Webster and Theora Jones of Nelsonville. Mark Zimmerman and Louise Foster of Albany. Al H Jacobs of Farewell Mach and Eva E Shepard of Burr Oak. Archie Drain and Aggie B Hill of Kimberly.
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Daniel Oldroyd
Amelia A. Hopes
Glouster
Andrew Landerback
Cora Crawford
Nelsonville
Lesie McLeod
Nora M. Till
Marshfield
Lemor Cole
Tuppers Plains
Edith Lewis
Guysville
John Webster
Theora Jones
Mark Zimmerman
Louise Foster
Albany
al, H. Jacobs
Farewell
Mach
Eva E. Shepard
Burr Oak
Archie Drain
Aggie B. Hill
Kimberly
Men and Gerats. A trainer faces loss of trust with clever beasts
In a tale from Prams Lesiie's, a trainer struggles to lead a trio of cats or dogs whose loyalty wanes. He cannot persuade or drive them, their trust broken, ending his usefulness with the show animals.
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Cydia
Tigers
Mayes
Korsuk
Seeral Peac Fm
P. Bostock
Prams Lesiie
A Chanze Economy Comment Sparks Domestic Banter
A dialogue shows one spouse urging economy while the other notes the unusual use of plural pronouns. The wife greets frugality with a mix of sarcasm and cheer, reflecting tensions about shared financial adjustments.
Fragmentary science note on distant light and objects
Fragmented transcript references a white object seen at distance and a white disk viewed from far away in strong sunlight. Mentions Sutton and Tudor names in dialogue and a Doston Transcript. Contains unclear, partial quotes and nonsensical phrasing.
Beothuk Legend and Newfoundland Folklore Reflections
Norman Duncan tells Ainslee's that a Beothuk legend says God cast world refuse into the sea, naming the land Newfoundland. The piece likens the island to a heap of discarded creation scraps, fertile yet barren inland, with pine grows and rocky shores, as a vast wasted landscape.
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Newfoundland
Norman Duncan
Ainslee
Jo Giany
Saxon tourists tricked by Irish train ticket swap
A Stroud publication recounts three Irishmen fleeing a Punchestown race meeting to catch a Dublin train. They panic believing they have no tickets until a station porter hands back three first class tickets he swapped from a Saxon traveler. The porter feigns help by claiming he created the swap with a ready wit.
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Troulle
Totrrist
Emerald Isle
Punchestows
Dublin
Pat
Mollie
Oireland
Cootleman Temi
Larry Burnies
Stroud
Society's Calling Time In New York
Evening calls are out of fashion but a man may leave a card by six. If the hostess begs to be excused, be unfazed and understand the reason. The proper calling window for a man is 5 to 6. From 3 to 5 is the period for mutual paying visits.
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New York
Exering Wraps and Porous Lace Ringes Report
A damaged OCR fragment notes a perfect ringe for lace with unclear details. The text mentions papal or religious imagery and a person named Uppacer, but the meaning is obscured by corruption and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Pope
Notice to Nonresident Thomas Leyland in Athens County Case
Augustus P. Linscott filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio against Thomas Leyland alleging debt on three promissory notes totaling 22489.83 with interest from November 1900 and seeking judgment and foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Canaan Township. An attachment order issued and Leyland must answer by March 8 1902.
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Thomas Leyland
East Cottage Street
Roxbury
Mase
Augustus P. Linscott
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Thomas Leysland
Canaan
Athens
Ohio Company
Ameesville and
Cannauvillo Road
J. W. Baird's
Hocking River
Warren
Thennee
J. W. Baird
Lewis & Sayre
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Athens Messenger and Herald
Goeuness
Bessenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Ran Wes Sea Vasetreesersessissansangeelt Bas Fase
Paidin Advanche
Geof County
Hopkins
Cons
Consan Bureau
Barkert
Nebraska
Burkett
Civil Service Commission
Schley
Miles Case
House of Representatives
Shintgen
Jan PL
Cire Aes
Tive
Pielusrdson
Dus
Hichardsdty
Schley-Miles
Miles
Sehley
John Levi Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Court of Inquiry
Zee
Sedley
Roosevelt
Genesi Miles
Friends of the Canal
Loren Fletcher
Minneapolis
Joseph Benson
Iker
Wiis
Tuesdir
College Notes
Tudor—Harris
Sutton
Tudor
AI Pets Mons
Carl W. Hayes
Stewart, Ohio
Athens Township
County of Athens
State of
Henry O’ Bieness
Christopher R. Sheldon
D. Hopkins
Eee Rt
Kato Enamel Matt
J. B.osc
Duff
Qsecurity Savingg and Loan Company Bank
First National Bank
Athens County Farms
Agnetus P. Linscott
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