Local residents noted in Kingston and Athens daily
Miss Mabel Scott visited Kingston on Tuesday while Mrs. M R Crooks left for Nelsonville. Coroner J J Lane of Nelsonville was in the city on official business. Dozens of residents traveled to Cincinnati, Montreal, Vancouver, and other places for visits, relatives, or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Scott
Kingston
M. R. Crooks
Nelsonville
J. J. Lane
Vandie Cassler
Glouster
Athens
Edward Warner Dies at Home in Lodi Township
Edward Warner, aged resident of Lodi Township, died Thursday after a brief illness. He wished to see his home and hospital before passing. he entered his room with family, grew weak, and died shortly afterward. He leaves a wife and children. funeral held Saturday at 10 oclock at St John. Father Warner conducted the service. He was respected and greatly missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Warner
Lodi Township
Warner
St. John’s
Mr. Warner
Senate approves pay raise for elected officials
The senate adopted the House plan to raise salaries to 7500 annually for senators representatives and territorial delegates and 12000 for the vice president the speaker and cabinet members by a 53 to 21 vote after nearly three hours of debate. President Roosevelt urged shipping and trade legislation to expand American marit ime power and bolster commerce with South America and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
House
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
South America
Root
Congress
Cunard
Hawaii
Philippines
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Reported to House
Washington January 24 The agricultural appropriation bill carrying 8 125 790 was reported to the house by Chairman Wadsworth. It excludes meat inspection funded separately at 3 000 000. Regular department work totals 7 635 790 with emergency additions of 150 000 for gypsy moth control 190 000 to combat cotton boll weevil and about 500 000 for enforcement of the pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Infirmary Directors Hold 28th Ohio Conference
Columbus Ohio January 23 The infirmary directors of Ohio convened at the Great Southern Hotel for their 28th annual conference. Officers and committee members include W H Henry chairman H H Shirer J B McKinley O K Ellis and John K Weir. Rev F H Darby gave the invocation. The president John K Weir delivered the annual address after adjournment for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Infirmary Directors of
Great Southern
W. Henry
H. H. Shirer
J. B. McKinley
O. K. Ellis
John K. Weir
Mahoning County
The
F. H. Darby
R. E. Blinn
Jefferson
Only Two Jurors Secured In Thaw Trial So Far
New York City January 24 special wire to Daily Messenger reports no new jurors joined the panel by noon recess. Thus far only two men have been accepted as jurors for the Thaw murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Messenger
Brownsville Case Resolution and Senate Division
The resolution first offered in the Senate about the Brownsville issue and the adopted one are alike in substance yet different in form. Senator Foraker accepted the suggestion and the President feels reassured that his party remains loyal. The Brownsville affair dominated much of the brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Brownsville
Foraker
Senate fights over Brownsville troops and tariff reform
Washington reports a week of Senate clashes over the Brownsville troop dismissals and Republican factionalism, with Foraker opposing administration rights while Democrats push an amendment. The House considers a ship subsidy bill worth 3,550,000 and salary increases for lawmakers. Rail labor limits and tariff debates loom as President may seek swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Brownsville
Texas
Senator Foraker
Republican Party
Foraker
Browneville
Army of the United States
Blackburn
House Committee On Mrechant Marine and Fisheries
Friends of the
House
United States
South America
Orient
Australia
House of Representatives
Representatives
Littauer
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Senator Russell A. Alger Dies in Washington
Washington date line reports Senator Russell A. Alger of Michigan died suddenly of heart failure at his home in Washington. Born in Medina Ohio he last appeared in the Senate chamber on Tuesday prior to his death early this morning at nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Daily Messenger
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Medina
Ohio
Senate
Athens Village approves Lash Street improvement bond issue
An ordinance authorizes a Lash Street improvement from Mill to State Street in Athens Ohio with grading draining curbing and brick paving. It levies front foot assessments on parcels totaling 1 83 per front foot and allows payment in cash or 10 annual installments at 5 percent interest. The village may issue 7500 in bonds to fund the project with revenues pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash Street
Mill Street
State Street
Athens
Ohio
State of Ohio
Jesse Finsterwald
Berry
Teikke Kuseess
Anna
Rose
Emma Walsh
Two drunks arraigned before Mayor Day in county city
J A Johnson of Marietta and Elbert Six of Marshfield appeared before Mayor Day after being arrested at the B and O depot for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Each pleaded guilty and paid fines and costs totaling seven dollars sixty five cents, then released. Willie Goins eleven, son of Arthur Goins, was jailed for petty offenses after taking ten cents from a schoolgirl and seizing a writing tablet. He will be kept in custody a day or so for correction while school officials urged handling through the city prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Marietta
Elbert
Marshfield
Finsterwald
Willie Goins
van Horn
Arthur Goins
Carrer
Young Goins
Henry Hatch
Millikan & Hickle
Coultrap
Local figures cited in obituary notes and election hints
IS WELL KNOWN HERE Mr. Charles Boyer and Mr. Frank Mr. Fred Bougher who has been storekeeper at the Ohio State Hospital for Epileptics at Gallipolis were called to Dayton this week on account of the death of their niece Mrs Jennie Maspy Tan re-elected for a term of two years nor of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred James
Tives
Logan
Lancaster
Jumbus
Byron Wolfe
George C. Blower
Glouster
Charles Boyer
Frank
Fred Bougher
Gibbs
Dayton
Ohio State
Gallipolis
Jennie Maspy Tan
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J. B. Allen
Clyde
Graham
Canaanville
Louie West
Franklin Avenue
R. W. Dunlap
Litthe Gon
W. F. Hurst
J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
Margaret Thomas
History Club
Julia
Congress Street
Lenna
Anna Mason
John Mason
B. Humphrey
Fannie Minear
Pittsburg
W. V. Daggett
Chicago
Ward
Charles Henry
Chas. Ham
Memphis, Tenn
W. W. Ward
Montreal
Canada
J. L. Petty
Sistersvile
W. Va
Paul Fulwider
Bismark
N. D
Athens Reading Club
J. F. Wood
University Terrace
Harry Bell
Spokane, Wash
William Bell
Indianapolis
Oak Grove
New York City
Salar
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Kittridge
South Dakota
Lumber Trust
Special Tariff Commission
Germany
Washington Herald
W. J. Gaynor
New York Supreme Bench
England
France
District of Columbia
W. B. Golden
Cleven
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