Sudden Death of Grover Cleveland
Nation mourns ex President Grover Cleveland as heart failure ending his life after years of gastro intestinal and liver kidney troubles. Messages of condolence arrive from Roosevelt Taft Fairbanks Harris and others as flags fly at half mast and proclamation awaits Roosevelt. Cleveland born Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837 led Buffalo Albany and New York politics before two nonconsecutive presidential terms.
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Grover Cleveland
Atlee
Tephen Grover Cleveland
United States
Caldwell, N. J
Ex President Grover Cleveland Dies at Home
Ex President Grover Cleveland died suddenly at his Princeton, New Jersey home at 8 40 am after months of illness. Dr Joseph T Bryant of New York had visited the house yesterday but reported no alarming condition. Mrs Cleveland wept with grief as the family planned a summer vacation. The Cleveland children were with Mrs Perrine at Tamworth New Hampshire and are hurrying home.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Rinceton
WN. J
The Life of a Veto Champion President Cleveland
The article portrays Grover Cleveland as relentless and uncompromising, famed for vetoing more bills than any other president. It credits his fight against corruption in Buffalo and Albany, his stand on the Ten Cent Elevated Railroad bill, and his steadfast insistence on doing right despite political cost.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Albany
New York Elevated Railroad
Milton Merle Smith
Roosevelt
City of
Daniel Manning
Hocking Lad Shot by Sheriff After Disturbing Services
Joe Bridgewater of Hocking pleaded guilty to fighting and disturbing religious services at a Christian church during Children’s Day exercises. He was fined $10 and costs. Will Breaker, alleged aggressor, fled from Sheriff Webster, was shot in the leg and hospitalized in Athens. Carl Conrad also fined $10 for disturbing services at Hocking.
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Joe Bridgewater
Hocking
Squire Rose
Will Breaker
Bridgewater
Breaker
Christian Church
Webster
Athens
Carl Conrad
Squire
Conrad
Receiver Named for Ohio Monthly Publishing Company
Judge Rogers appoints L P Stephens receiver for Ohio Monthly Publishing on Webster P Huntington request. Bond set at 7000 dollars. Huntington editor acted with officers and stockholders seeking reorganization and stronger footing. Attorney John F Wood says creditors paid in full and prepaid subscriptions refunded. Magazine has existed two years.
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L. P. Stephens
Ohio Monthly Publishing Company
Huntington
John F. Wood
Ohio State Joural
Fractious Burro Trail Causes Miss Nelson Injuries
Miss Eva Nelson was injured near Sunnyside when a runaway burro tied to a grazing chain pulled her down a hillside. She suffered bruises and cuts on both arms, the result of attempting to stop the animal.
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Eva Nelson
Sunnyside
Miss Nelson
State Alienists Gather at Ath ens State Hospital Meeting
A meeting of superintendents, stewards and trustees from state institutions for the mentally defective convenes this afternoon in the assembly hall at Ath ens state hospital. Officials and physicians from Toledo, Massillon, Dayton, Columbus and Gallipolis attend to discuss common interests and improve governance and efficiency. Dr. Charles Crumbacker of Independence, Iowa, will present a key paper.
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Ens State Hospital
Train Kills Foreign Miner At Clarksburg
No 3 a noon B and O passenger train fatally strikes Joseph Garrison a 28 year old foreign coal miner at a point a quarter mile east of Clarksburg station. The man stepped onto the tracks from the freight line and died instantly after being hurled across the rails amid watching passengers. He was placed aboard the train and taken to Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
Joseph Garrison
Garrison
Attorney General Rules on Dry Vote and Tax Schemes
Attorney General Ellis issued an opinion stating that if a county votes dry all becomes dry, while a wet county leaves its dry subdivisions dry. He also said Mansfield anti vaccination groups may form an incorruptible organization to oppose two laws and repeal existing ones, and that soldiers widows' money in banks is taxable.
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Columbus, CO
Ellis
Solldiers
Y M C A Boys Hike to Columbus Arrive in Athens
The Marietta Y M C A boys who hiked to Columbus last week arrived in Athens this morning at 10 30 over the Hocking Valley after taking the train at Lancaster They boarded the B and O at noon for Marietta.
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Marietta
Visitors from Glouster Motivate Local Greetings
Mrs. Otto Roush and her son Darrell join Mrs. P. D. Hill and her daughter Elanore for a day with relatives in Glouster, sharing family welcomes and a little travel tale.
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Otto Roush
Darrell
P. D. Hill
Elanore
Glouster
Knights Templar march to Lancaster for Masonic temple dedication
About fifty plumed Knights Templar in full uniform led by the Athens band left the Masonic temple at 5 15 am for the Hocking Valley depot to ride to Lancaster for the dedication of its new Masonic temple. About a dozen Sir Knights from Nelsonville joined, but few ladies attended due to the heat.
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Knights Templar
Athens
Masonic Temple
Hocking Valley
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Bills on the Move Through Athens in Fire of Color
John Robinson's bill car reached Athens on the B and O line at 8 10 attached to No 9. Nine wagons carried bills and paste and mex started out on as many roads. The vast show will visit Athens on July 9. By night the countryside will blaze with vividly colored bills.
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John Robinson
Athens
Laig
Mosier Burial Follows Friday Death at Sharpsburg
A. J. Mosier who died at his Sharpsburg home Friday was buried in Athens Monday. Funeral attendance included many friends and relatives from Alexander township.
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A. J. Mosier
Sharpsburg
Athens
Alexander Township
Vorys to Be Idol of Evening in Lancaster Campaign Kickoff
Arthur J. Vorys is expected to be the focal point of a large Republican rally in Lancaster as part of the fall campaign kickoff. Special Hocking Valley trains will run from Athens stopping at Nelsonville and Logan, with a round trip fare of 50 cents. More than 200 from Athens are anticipated to attend the event featuring prominent speakers and bands.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Taft
Lancaster
Arthur I. Vorys
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Street repairs bring long awaited work to Urbancrest
Glouster June 23 Street Commissioner Henshaw leads workers on Fairview avenue and Dew Street with fills, ditching and grading. Residents praise the effort as first significant street work since the streets were laid out. W H Stahl returns from Zanesville after visiting clay industries for the Glouster Board of Trade and reporting findings. Roy Drury returns from Rock Haven Pa where he led university athletic department. He is rehired to teach Goose Run school for another year.
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Glouster
Henshaw
Fairview Avenue
Dew Street
Urbancrest
Roy Drury
Rock Haven
University
Township Board of Education
Goose Run
Record Breaking Trip to Athens by Cif Fulton
Fulton arrived in Athens at 6 15 last evening with his new Jaca son runabout. The car, red in color, matches the models of Drs. Alderman and Biddle and is an 18 horsepower two cylinder. Fulton left Columbus at 2 pm yesterday, covering the distance in 4 hours 15 minutes with brief stops in Logan Lancaster and Nelsonville. excluding stops, travel time was just over three hours.
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Cif Fulton
Athens
Drs. Alderman
Biddle
Relief Department Convention in Wheeling
The annual convention of the B and O Relief Department will meet in Wheeling Thursday morning and continue for several days. Main business includes electing advisory and operating boards with each B and O division represented by six delegates and six alternates may accompany many visitors.
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Relief Department
Wheeling
Welch kin to visit and travel plans outlined
The text notes a guest staying with Major and Mrs. J. M. Welch for a few days. He will accompany his cousin John Welch to New York City for a short visit and then proceed to Petosky Michigan, where his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch are spending the summer.
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J. M. Welch
John Welch
New York City
Petosky, Mich
Charles Welch
Wilson Welch Returns From Kenyon College Visit
Wilson Welch came back Tuesday evening from Gambier where he attended Kenyon College. The report notes his return from the campus trip and his activities there.
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Wilson Welch
Gambier
Kenyon College
Mundew Visits Relatives in Ville and Zanesville
A. J. Mundew returned Saturday from a trip to Ville to see relatives and a California cousin unseen for years. He also spoke with the local board of trade in Zanesville and toured the potteries there.
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A. J. Mundew
Ville
California
Mr. Mundew
Zanesville
Board of Trade
Lewis Laoning Returns Home After Week Abroad
Lewis Laoning came back from Me lamey at the start of the week and spent several days visiting his family.
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Lewis Laoning
Melamey
Trainmen Ordered to Look Handsome in Uniforms
Assistant Trainmaster Curry of the B and O BW division issues an order to passenger trainmen to appear neat and presentable. Uniforms will include clean white covers for caps through a Cincinnati launder at the company's expense. Trainmen must use clothes brushes and report for duty looking spick and span amid criticism of appearance.
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Curry
Cincinnati
Remains of Waldo Shields Buried in Tupper's Plains
The tele phone lineman Waldo Shields who fell from a tree on Pomeroy Monday afternoon died that night. His body was brought to Tupper's Plains for burial today. He was the son of Asa and Mrs. Shields and leaves a young wife about to become a mother. Indiana born, she has no Ohio relatives. Shields was a well liked worker whose death shocked the community.
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Tupper’s Plains
Waldo Shields
Pomeroy
Asa Shields
Indiana
Ohio
Shields
Columbus Doctor Visits Athens Today
Dr. B C Vorhes of Columbus visited Athens today, staying briefly for professional or personal reasons.
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