Governor Must Enforce Law Against Prizefighting
The Ohio State Journal argues that if Cincinnati officials back a public prize fight to bail out subscriptions, the governor as chief executive must intervene to enforce state laws. It states prize fighting is disreputable and illegal and emphasizes the governor’s oath to uphold laws and the constitution.
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Nash
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Ohio
State of
Ohio State Journal
Our Coming Senator A strong Moore leads district push for Ohio seat
The Ninth fourteenth district shows a large Republican tilt as Hon. David H Moore gathers enthusiastic press notices. He is described as well educated with balanced judgment and a capable campaigner. Supporters note his kinship to former congressman Moore and Bishop Moore, while editorials pledge loyal backing and a large plurality in November.
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D. H Moore
Moore
D. H. Moore
Senate
Ohio
Athens
Methodist Episcopal Church
McConnelaville Herald
David H. Moore
Newa
Athen’s
First National Bank
Washington County
Marietta
Fairfield County
Lancaster
David B. Moore
Marietta Register
Out of Town News Continued From CIGATH Page
C A McGill of Marietta visited here this week. Miss Amere Shirley of Armadale visited here last week. Louis Blair of Amenville stayed with Louis Harra recently. Granville Clark of Marietta visited W D Clark last week. Mrs Ellen Kasler of Federal visited relatives here last week. Mrs Ella Connant of Hixon visited J R Rathburn recently. Miss Bertha Mills at Layda visited her sister Mrs J E Rathburn last week. H E Rathburn and a Broadwell family visited J E Rathburn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McGill
Marietta
Lome Thia
Amere Shirley
Armadale
Louis Blair
Amenville
Louis Harra
H. E. Rathburn
Broadwell
J. E. Rathburn
Memorial services held at Pratt's Fork Chapel
Miss Mary Williams visited Athens with friends last week. Dr. and Mrs. Copeland of Stewart hosted T.A. Copeland and family. Memorial services were attended from here at Pratt's Fork Chapel Sunday. Children’s Day at M E church postponed to Sunday June 4 at ten. Clarence Bolin, formerly of Moretown and long in Cincinnati, died of consumption Sunday. remains brought here Monday. funeral at M E church Monday afternoon led by Rev. Matheny.
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Nelsonville
George Moore
Starr
Buethern
Lulu Jones
Logan
Lulu Staven
Charles Patton
Lancaster
St. B. Munn
Burdette
Athens
Mary Evans
Robert Simpson
Will Hudson
Jobs
G. W. Gibbs
Frank
Katah Tedrow
Abner Drew
Will Tennybill
W. A. Smith
John Ttuaca
Besele Dowler
Floodwood
Mies Stella Kreig
Lizzie Hall
Cora McLaughlin
Clarence Straucka
Tommy Davie
Don
Marietta
Orlando Trotter
Margaret Lyth
Claire Montgomery
Charles Krizer
Len Preston
Emmet Krizer
Carrington
Anna Price
Worth Price
Columbus
Mark Price
Andrew Lama
Springfield
George Lama
Little Daughter
Delaware
Mre
Jacob Lama
Ed Leslie
Pittsburg
Buffalo Exposition
Florence Southerton
Stephen Sweeney
M. E. Parsonage
L. B. Sparks
Wales
A. L. Johnson
Hixon
James Flerce
Trimbie
Clarke
Mrs. Wells
Sylian Laughlin
John
Carl LoeMer
Wheeling
W. Va
J. H. Harvey
Robert
Frank Harvey
Sugar Creek
Mr. Loetiler
Mary Williams
Copeland
Stewart
Pratt's Fork Chapel
M. E. Church
Clarence Bolin
Moretown
Cincinnati
M. EE
Rev
Matheny
Ott Barth Hae
Roath
Mra
Meadle Lynch
Lulle
W. H. Lyons
Chas
Wedge
William Scott
Troy Township
Bellaire
Dre. Hartnell
Gunder
Pratt's Fore. Social Notes Across Pratts Fork District
Chas Orr made a business trip to Pomeroy Saturday. Minnie Slack attended the examination at Athens Saturday. Miss Plessie Buron of Rackspring, visiting Rudolph, returned home Sunday. Miss Juda Murder of Rutland, Lydia and Venn Whaley of Darwin, Ollie Clark of Hemlock Grove were visitors Sunday. Memorial services were held at Pratts Fork church Sunday. Rev Perry preached a sermon to the boys in blue. Laura Redding gave a fine recitation.
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Chas, Orr
Pomeroy
Minnie Slack
Athens
Plessie Buron
Rackspring
Rudolph
Juda Murder
Rutland
Lydia
Venn Whaley
Darwin
Ollie Clark
Hemlock Grove
Pratts Fork
Rev
Perry
Boys In
Blue
Mies Laura Redding
Local Notices and Gentle Living in Coolville and vicinity
Reports from Coolville describe purchases of property near Athens and household visits. Social notes include visits from Dr. Hartnell and Gunder, a gas lamp mishap injuring Chas Wedge, a death in Troy Township, a near encounter with a bull, and a birthday surprise for Miss Higley.
Local Notes From Vanderhoof and Vicinity
Mrs. Jacob Saitor remains in fragile health. Charley Chase visited Parkersburg. Rumor of a forthcoming wedding in the area. Grant Snell of Dutch Ridge bought 20c wool for a week. Mrs. Hannah Balls has a new paint coat on her house. Jacob Salter hosted his brother C. H. Salter of Marion last week. Smith McCallard and wife visited Loong Bottom with relatives. Alan Kebaugh and Wes Swain, mill workers for J C Ours, returned home from work.
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Jacob Saitor
Charley Chase
Parkersburg
Old Dame
Grant Snell
Dutch Ridge W
Hannah Balls
Jacob Salter
C. H. Salter
Marion
Smith McCallard
Loong Bottom
Alan Kebaugh
Wes Swain
J. C. Ours
Vinton County
Transvaal stamps lead Edward VII mark. Turkic consuls in Italy abolished
Items of interest note stamps for the Transvaal bearing Edward VII first. All 35 Turkic consuls in Italy are abolished after long resignations. Russia shows Stoers colonies in Grodno and Volin with similar practices. Mexico’s population nears 14 million. Brazil about 18 million. A Chicago rooftop tank toppled a six story fall, wrecking Galbraith Building. British army speech cites families with multiple serving sons.
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Transvaal
Edward VII
Italy
Russia
Grodno
Volin
Stoers
Mexico
Brazil
Galbraith
Chicago
Brodrick
Hve
Jewelry Trends Highlight Delicate Summer Accessories
Notes describe chain bracelets with wide wire straps and padlock clasps, white carded edges with turquoise accents, heart shaped pendants, diamond bow brooches, drop pearl pendants, cash brooches with turquoise frames, long open diamond fringe, and single strand opal or turquoise bead necklaces. Paris fashions emphasize gold and silver adornments.
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Paris
Jewels of Character Guided by Master Jeweler
A lodge communicate resolutions likening members to jewels in the rough and praising three brethren R C Harper C L Kennedy and Leander Stright for their steadfast character. The speaker urges Masons to heed life as a gem to be cut polished and reflect light for divine glory.
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Kunlawn
Constituton Lodge No
F&a. M
R.C. Harper
C. L. Kennedy
Leander Stright
Enviable Record for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark shows steady progress since 1845. It reports $215,000,000 received from policyholders, $182,500,000 returned to them, and $74,300,000 on hand, or $111,500,000 more than it has taken in. Ohio policyholders number about ten thousand, with $700,000 yearly paid in death losses and endowments. The company is praised for economical management and for delivering cash or insurance value equal to every dollar paid in.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Newark
N.J
Ohio
Mutual Benefit
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Athens Messenger and Herald
TEE Essenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Butalde
Senator
Cigath
Big Ron
SHADE
Pratt
Coolville
W. C. Higley
Miss Higley
Ethel Higley
Grace Humphrey
Stella Smith
Eva Davis
Ethel Maloy
Lizzie Humphrey
Mary Davis
Flourine Frame
Helen Maxon
Bertha Humphrey
Mayme Creesy
Emma Creesy
Lara Dinsmoor
Cora Higley
Clara Higley
Ralph Chevalier
Alfred Knowles
DR. Fenner
Mme
Faulloe Lucena
Vienna
Mme. Luc Ca
Constitution Lodge
Fok A M
Marshfeld
L. Pake
DRS. C
Sam Summer
Sam Sommer
Stewart Building
Grones & Link, Men’s Furnishers and Tailors
Grones & Link
Masonic Temple
Main ST
Belle
Zenner & Co
Jourin and
Price & Stalder, Attorneys
Bob
McKee
W. B. Lawrence
Hetthe Sle Brim
Kewth
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