Political Ticket Selections and Senatorial Nomination Update
The Republican state executive committee is set with Gen. Charles Dick as chairman and John Tt. Malloy secretary. Athens delegates return hopeful after nominating Dr. Lambert of Marietta for state senator, noting Ellenwood and Kennedy declined. Dr. Lambert is praised as honorable, but not as strong as Hugh Gormley who opposed Judge Bright two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dick
John Tt. Malloy
Ohio
Nash
Lambert
Marietta
Lancaster
Athens
Ellenwood
Kennedy
Morgan
Democrat Party
Dr. Lambert
Hugh Gormley
Judge Bright
Gormley
Washington Letter on treasury surplus and tobacco policy 1901
The July 1 1901 Washington Letter notes a government surplus of about 76 million in the last fiscal year and praises the Agriculture Department for tobacco quality advances. It cites plans to grow most U S tobacco domestically and forecasts rising exports, while criticizing Miles's Cuba force-cut proposal as risky until after Cuba’s election period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam’sa
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Tropics
McKinley Eyes Cuba Policy and Forestry Reform Plan
President McKinley and Secretary Hitchcock weigh priorities in Cuba and domestic conservation. Officials favor delaying troop withdrawal until a stable Cuban government forms while advancing Hitchcock’s proposal to establish a forestry bureau within the Interior Department to implement an extensive reforestation program modeled after German methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
McKinley
Hoot
St.Jetary Hitchcock
Department of the Interior
Germany
Hitchcock
Out of Town News Update Details Local Folks and Events
Miss May Wise visited Sletersville and Edwin Snyder of Columbus saw his aunt Clara Sanderson. Miss Charlotte Pritchard of Parkersburg and Mrs. Celesta Orland of Indiana visited relatives. Dr A J Lyons visited his father. Local notices include travels, a heatwave church event, a wedding report, a horse incident, a mad dog outbreak, and county officials visiting. Residents vent frustration at roads and politics amid everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wise
Sletersville
Edwin Snyder
Columbus
Clara Sanderson
Charlotte Pritchard
Parkersburg
Celesta Orland
Indiana
Diantha Frame
A. J. Lyons
Spencer Asylum
Sheter
J. E. Hartnell
Ida Ford
Water, Town
Sarah Grover
Charleston
W. Va
James Higley
Misa Lou Lynch
Newburg
M. E
C. BE. Society
Darth
George Simms
Hocking
Job
Baptisms and social notes from a Baptist church
Sunday morning two were baptized at the Baptist church. Miss Addine Romine returns from Constitution after two months away. Ben White and Osee Hannis wed at T. W. Jones’s home in Proctor West Virginia and Youba. Annie Dunfee hosts ice cream for her brother Willie Bailey from Los Angeles. The rest of the text discusses treasury spotters, a child luncheon anecdote, a joke exchange, and an epitaph noting a missing word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Addine Romine
Constitution
T. W. Jones
Ben White
Proctor
W. Va
Osee Hannis
Youba
Annie Dunfee
Willie Bailey
Los Angeles
California
New England Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Attendance
Misses Lilian Edith and Ethtel Fantal S Lenape belted Miro spotting weekend. Ulisses Georgia Cheadle of Albany and Annie Winner of Guysville vis ited Alice Winner last week. Bertha Nelda Sutton Bessie Cone and Leale Sutton of Athens attended the children's day services Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian
Edith
Ethtel
Miro
Ulisses Georgia Cheadle
Albany
Annie Winner
Guysville
Alice
Bertha
Nelda Sutton
Bessie Cone
Leale Sutton
Athens
Card of Thanks for James Grim Family
The family of the late James Grim thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during his illness and at his funeral. Education Your Bowels With Cascarets. Cancy Catharthe cure constipation forever. Noe, Se, 16. 6.0 tall, dreggiats retina money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grim
Knights of Honor Connecticut Crand Dictator Sees Growth
Crand Dictator of Massachusetts reports improved state of affairs at the annual Grand Lodge session. Membership losses are small and a turning point suggests gradual growth ahead. New grand dictator Wie Hain Battison of Wollaston is energetic and aims to boost fraternal protection and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crand
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge
Battison
Wollaston
Murartladze
New York
CINU
Mt de
Supreme
B. J. Nelson
Nelson
Wealth of the Grand Lodge and Masonic notes in New York
A lengthy account covers Masonry wealth in New York and other jurisdictions, listing funds and amounts for lodges and temples, notes on grand masters, and remarks on Masonic governance. It mentions names such as Ernest A. Cutts and Elias W. Storer, plus charity funds, travel tickets via Hocking Valley, and a health advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
New York
Grant Dedse
Bass
Masotte Standard
Maronie Temple
Utica
Permanent Fund
Li Treaurer
Ernest A. Cutts
Georgia
William Rockwell
Texas
Dastline
Daslighes
Seon Eo Avery
Louisiana
Grand Chapter
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Elias W. Storer
Manson
University Lodge of Pennsylvania
Hocking Valley Bay
Grand Army of Kidswolle
Cleveland
Athens
Hocking Valley
National Education Association
Detroit
Hocking Valey
Baptist Assembly of Ohio
Vernon
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Hossenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred Wi
Bush
Talde
Paldin
Slate Ticket
Tash
Mrankila
Carl L. Nippert
Hamilton
James Sprice
Atten
St Atternes Os
Dor Aiterary
John M. Sheets
Putnam
Supreme Court
LE Emerson
Helmont
Camelon
Columbiana
Tor
Palle Wark VW
le Johnson
Summit
David H. Moore
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aation E
Ipeice
Andrew Murphy
Willis G. Hipkman
Josephr Wolf
John F. Biddle
Ernest TH Walkes
John McLaughlin
Jonn C. Pickett
Foot
Miles
Lkely
Coolville
United States
Treasury
Thaa
B. H. Adams
Aluslee
Indy
Atlantica
Clara
Leigh
Bolton
New England
Knights OF Honor
Fenner
Masonig
J. C
Wilmington
DeWitt
Cline
Sam Summer
Adie
Jack
Sam Sommer
Stewart Building
Liz
Chicago
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers
Main St
Athens, Ohio
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