Death of Charles E. M. Jennings Darkens Athens Press
The Athens Messenger and Herald reports the sudden death of editor Charles E. M. Jennings after apoplexy and illness. Tributes from Ohio editors recall his 28 years steering the Ames Messenger and his steadfast Republican stance. His passing Sunday morning leaves a void among regional press peers.
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Notable Ohio Editors Die in Luminous Journalism Era
The Athens Messenger and Herald mourn the deaths of Charles E. Jennings and others long linked to Ohio’s press. Jennings, a veteran editor at multiple papers including the Absenger and Columbus correspondent, led Republican journalism for decades. Others, like Mc Jennings and Elmore, are noted for steadfast reporting and public service in their communities.
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Republican convention outlook at St Louis nominating McKinley
Report from St Louis describes the convention pressure for McKinley as the Republican standard bearer with names like Side Will and Ohio factions, a push for sound money and opposition to free silver without international agreement, and a pledge to preserve the gold standard amid currency debates. Also notes a local ad for wholesale goods and a dealer in Akon.
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Free Silver and Free Trade Delegates Named at District Convention
The Democratic District Convention selected delegates and nominees for national and local offices. Resolutions urged free silver with a 16 to 1 coin ratio and support for a pro silver platform while pledging to vote for a pro silver candidate at the National Democratic Convention. Election results named Blacker and Lowry as delegates, with alternates Cox and Peoples listed. The note covers a farm sale advertisement and a Republican county committee reorganization naming J. P. Wood as chair and C. G. H. Porter as secretary.
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The Gold Standard Grocery Ad From St Louis
A fragmented ad notes grocery sales in St Louis with promises of low prices and trade opportunities. It mentions cheese milk tea and buckwheat, encourages readers to visit for samples, and references selling various goods at reduced prices despite garbled text.
Athens ordinance outlines Court and Union street improvements
An ordinance of the village of Athens Ohio orders the improvement of Court street from Mulberry to Vine with grading paving and brick work and extends Union street from Court to Vine. It details costs assessments installments and enforcement and names officials approving the plan.
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Cheap Money Loans By Athens Building and Loan Company
The Athens Building and Loan Company promises to offer loans at lower costs than foreign lenders. It claims transparent operation with open books and stockholder inspections to ensure safety. It says it is among the top companies in the United States with high dividends and steady annual returns.
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