Miners' Trade Union Leader Denounces Hanna Claims
An Ohio miners' official denounces sensational reports about Senator Mark Hanna's labor stance. He asserts Hanna backs workers over harsh operators, cites Dolan and Hoppa, praises Thomas Young for efforts to improve miner conditions, and argues readers should judge Hanna's politics independent of biased writers.
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Pioeniae
William Warner
United Mine Workers
Patasburg
Mark Alanna
Mark A. Hanna
Green
Pattich Dolan
Dolan
Myst
Gad Wil
Mrr
Flanna
Chi
Hoppa
Coral
Thomas &. Young
Ohio
Hanna
Sverrininer
United States
Mr. Young
Pribandle Coxt Company
Stir
Vinna Ta
Daniel Hanae
Jianna
Iptus
Hirbont
Barwa
Severalfercmes
Juan
Trelay
Mok
Inmate Spohn Survives Poison Attempt at Athens Hospital
Spohn, a long time inmate at Athens State Hospital, swallowed Paris Green in an apparent suicide bid. Nurses and doctors promptly treated him with antidotes, and he survived. Spohn, once a familiar figure on Ashens streets, has been at the facility eight years and is now recovering in Highland County custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris Green
Yank Suolm
Athens
Sarorfor
Paris
Spohn
Perety
Rita
Rally
Seruy
Tras Stell
Wighland
Warning to Grocerymen on Adulterated Food
The Food Commissioner warns grocers about adulterated Sb and mentions onslaughts in selling tainted goods. Details describe coloring agents ultramarine masking saccharine content and potential health concerns. The notice references enforcement staff and a department press timing.
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Aioe Ana
Bien
Tetertelte
Hagia
Democratic War in McConnelsville District Splits Faction
Dense editorial discusses a fractured McConnelsville senatorial convention with Hugh Gormley versus Jesse Ivers. Mentions Athens and Morgan counties, party infighting, manipulated machinery, and looming November elections. Warns of further dissension and scorched earth rhetoric among Gormley and Ivers supporters.
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McConnelsville
Jesse Ivers
Washington
Morgan
Fairfield
Athens County
Hugh Gormley
Sfth
Ashens County
McConnilsville
Wiley Ivers
Sunany Crayk Valley
Heehmy
Gormley
IvereRutler
McConnelyville
Gormievites
Father of Girl's Child Arrested in Blackmail Case
A prominent local marble and granite dealer, del Gleason, was jailed on charges of being the father of Lizzie Guthrie’s child, about five months old, near West State Street. Bond set at seventy five dollars was posted, with grand jury review to follow. speculation centers on blackmail and broader scandal. The report also notes the Hocking Valley Ministerial Association meeting in Athens with several pastors in attendance and various messages delivered.
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Sinckmant
del Gleason
Lizzie Griilie
Henry Guthrie
West State Street
Guthrie
Wiegitimore
Rose
Gleason
Bond
Nnll
Grand Jury
Botten
Hocking Valley Ministerial Association
Athens
Henry Fain
Sessontitles F. Mass
Jerseyville
A. Dicker
Gville
C. C G. Gould
Ameyilie
W. J. Warrener
Mr. Arthur
Gallipolis
D.C. Thomas UW
McLane
J. R Conner
J. F. Symmet
Spaulding
Rotary
Weatern Education Society
American Seaman's Fiend Society
Tve
First Presbyterian Church Athene Story of Robert G. Wilson Pulpit Service
An amusing account of the childlike confidence of Robert G. Wilson who long served Athens pulpit. Early Presbyterian and Congregational influence in Athens is traced with Rev. Lindley organizing the church in autumn 180. The narrative recalls a lively Sunday school class, rapid growth, and the brave zeal of early church leaders amid personal challenges.
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Robert G. Wilson
Powelll
Athens
New England
First Presbyterian Church of
Daniel Story
Mr. Robbins
Jacob Lindley
Murmder
Joshia Wyatt
Doeiah Coe Arthur Coates
Elliphas Perkins
Alvap Bingham
Sally Foster
Janes West
Jacob Lindley Shot
Ohio University
Therewich
Early Athens Church History and Notable Clergy Legacy
The Athens church grew rapidly in 1812 and 1823 with large membership additions, later building a brick church in 123. The account recalls old services in the city prick school house and courthouse, plus anecdotes about Rev. Robert G. Wilson and others. Notable ministers include Hogue, Lindsey, Spaulding, Burton, Stearns, Purington, McGuffey, Ballard, Holcomb, Schwefel, Nourse, Monfort, and Powell.
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Athens
Itie Prick
Court House
John Spaulding
Robert G. Wilson
Philadelphia
New York
Lake Erie
Abraham
Mamre
Samuel Davies Hogue
Taced Lindsey
William Burton
Timothy Stearns
N. DC. Purington
BH. MecGuffey
Wells Andrews
Aaron Williams
Moses A. Hogue
Addison Ballard
Alfred Byers
Diefender
John H. Pratt
James
Holcomb
EW. Schwefel
James M. Nourse
Isaac Monfort
W. A. Powel
Pr. McGuffey
Adalson Ballerd
University of New York
James F. Holcomb
Jhansi
India
B. W. Schwefel
Manaeccas
Virginia
Isaac Manfort Lis
California
Lis
Christ
Patented Cure Ad Pasted For Catarrh Claim
A notarized claim from a senior partner of Fr Cunxey Co asserts a remedy named Catarrh Cure, claiming it cures catarrh by internal use. The document, dated December 6, presents sworn oath and notary details, urging readers to send for testimonials and medicine.
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Arate
Daw
Crry
Toneve
Lucas Corse
Frank
Crext
Fr. Cunxey x Co
Toledo
Firey
Manis
Wet Virginia Holds the Key to the Miner Strike
The great July 4 strike by bituminous coal miners continues with West Virginia viewed as pivotal. Ohio reports most mines closed since midweek except Schick’s in Bellaire where workers agreed to quit as soon as questions clear. Governors and officials cast doubt on WV participation while arbitration efforts proceed amid tense expectations.
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Sunday Creek
Hocking
West Virginia
Schick's
Schick
T. L. Lewis
Uad
Pittsburg
Svithout
Dawson
Inscription on Margarets Creek Bridge Near Fisher Station
A historic notice on the old Athens and Pomeroy Omnibus line bridge near Fisher Station recounts that built by the commissioners and people of Athens county in 1345 the wooden structure has endured fifty two years of travelers joys and sorrows with weathering only on the painted letters while the roof projection bears the inscription on both ends
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Fisher Station
Athens
Maren New Asp Henale
George Allen
Hibvarishire
Athens County
Death of Mrs Richard Daniels at Green's Run Trimble
Mrs Richard Daniels dies at home in Green's Run Trimble township after seven protracted illnesses Brights disease. Aged sixty one, born in Leicestershire England she came to America with her husband Richard Panivis about 160 settling in Trimble township. Funeral Sunday at Green's Row Christian church led by Rev J P Weethes. Interment at Ny¢ cemetery near Chatinecy. Survived by a husband and three children Minnie, William Daniels Mrs Joseph Biddie and Mrs Lydia Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Daniels
Green's Run
Trimble Township
Leicestershire
England
America
Richard Panivis
Christian Church
Green's Row
J. P. Weethes
Gormley betrayed by McConnelsville allies in senatorial bid
In Athens county proceedings a sworn expense statement for Hugh Gormley, mayor of Glouster, shows his canvass for the 14th senatorial district nomination ended in betrayal. Alley supporters, who urged his run, withheld promised aid at the McConnelsville convention, leaving him unrecognized despite efforts and broad campaigning across Glouster, McConnelsville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. R. McKinistry
Athens County
Trimble
Hugh Gurmiery
Gious+ ter
Gormley
McGernelsyitke
Gan
Glouster
Jacksonville
Stackport
Hams
Peatraeesen
Badares
Aml
Thirth
Frank Byson
Athens
Uils
A. Daser
Mignus Barcus
Bin
Gormiey
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Frisk J. Carser
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Memala, Ithe
Crexry
Shyay Bree
Wet
Margarets Creek Bridge
Lancaster Camp Grounds
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John Griffin
Zanegville.o
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