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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1895

Page

6

Prohibition Platform and Upkeep of Insurrection in Cala

The piece notes that Tr keeps people ignorant yet stresses voting intelligence. Cala faces costly efforts to quell insurrection as ships send troops while rebels grow stronger. Prohibition state convention in Springfield adopts a fifteen plank platform and anticipates 20 000 to 25 000 votes in November. Ohio monuments dedication at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park on September 18. John Beatty to hand monuments to Gov. McKinley, who will transfer to Daniel 8. Lamont for U S government. Republican League Convention at Cleveland defends unity and refuses to press specific presidential candidates or issues.

Springfield Ohio Chickamauga Chattanooga National Park John Beatty Gov McKinley Daniel 8. Lamont United States Republican League Cleveland

Unity schemes and political bets in New York and Ohio

At a New York meeting a plan to unite evangelical denominations was discussed noting some groups may gather under one church. It argues Catholic and Greek divisions are harder to bridge and suggests cycles remain before a universal Christian church is possible. It also notes Democratic hopes rely on Republican splits and cites Ohio's Democratic convention set for August 20 21 with a governor bid by Senator Brice.

New York City Leo XIII Ohio Sual

Banquet Commemorates Phi Delta Theta Anniversary at OU

The Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Ohio University celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Berry. Toastmaster Col. W E Bundy introduced speakers Judge J M Tripp Dr J E Brown A M McCaughey Gen Charles H Grosvenor and S L McCune among others. The event concluded with a fraternity yell and praise for the local chapter.

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Berry Ohio University W. E. Bundy Cincinnati J. M. Tripp Jackson Phi Tripp E. A.linker Col. Bundy J. E. Brown Columbus General Fraternity Magazine Fraternity Dr. Brown A. M. McCaughey Charles H. Grosvenor Grosvenor Phi Girls L. McCune H. E. Dickason

Two Hearts as One in Athens Noble Nuptials

The home of Mr and Mrs J S Hope west of Athens hosted the wedding of their daughter Misa Vira to W H Martin son of farmer Henry Martin of the Plains. Rev Austin Hunter united the couple in a ceremony before about fifty guests followed by an elegant supper by Pickering. May they enjoy lasting happiness and success.

J. ST. Hope Athens Misa Vira W. H. Martin Henry Martin Plains Austin Hunter Pickering

Tobacco Chewers Deal At Five Pound For One Dollar

A local ad promotes five pounds of Battery chewing tobacco for one dollar. It claims to be clean stock avy tobacco and the best tobacco ever sold for the money, urging readers to try it from F, Stauper &.

F, Stauper

Ohio Supreme Court upholds Dow tax distribution ruling

The Ohio Supreme Court sustained a mandamus ruling on the Dow liquor tax distribution in townships with a county infirmary. It confirms six tenths of outside township tax to the township and addresses related appeals, with the county auditor’s prior practice deemed proper. The decision impacts tax allocations across counties. Deputy Hod Dewey confessed to tree girdling. warrants issued for William A. Warren and son Covert, each bonded $1,000, awaiting prelim hearings. Fourth of July plans include Glouster vs Albany baseball and a biscuit-eating contest with a trunks prize.

Supreme Court of Ohio York Trimble de Steigner Jackson County Supreme Court Wood W. E. Peters Athens J. M. McGillivray McArthur County Poor Fund Hamilton Hod Dewey Christopher Basom Coolville William A. Warren Warren Covert Esquire Rose

Athens Board of Health meets on sanitation and water

The Board of Health met last Saturday at eight to improve the town’s sanitary conditions. Dr Bowman reported ponds near the city well with surface water high enough to affect drainage. Tests showed no contamination of the city wells, but authorities urged draining the ponds and limiting excessive water use. J O Jones named sanitary police. A garbage dump was provided near the hospital pumping station.

Board of Health Athens Walker Bowman Herrold’s Dam Aljso J. O. Jones Steward Cline State Hospital Health Board

Dr W E Jeffers Plans Move to Halltown Ohio

Dr W E Jeffers of Lodi township will practice in Halltown Ross county after passing through Athens en route for the new location. Yellow Bud lies ten miles north of Chilicothe on the Scioto river in a rich farming region. authorities predict professional success for Dr Jeffers. Also noted: cheap hardware stock signed by Gov W Ullom to be sold privately by the assignee Frank Goldeberry. stock acceptable and available at Ullom's old stand.

W. E. Jeffers Lodi Township Halltown Ross County Athens Yellow Bud Chihicothe Scioto River Jeffers Gev. W. Ullom Frank Goldeberry Board of Education Alexander Township Athens County Ohio Hibbardsville R. M. Patylerson Ziggafoose & Sinclair George Hyrne W. H. Braddock Waterloo Township Justice of the Peace

Excursion to Cincinnati by C M V Railway

The C M V railway offers a special cheap excursion to Cincinnati on Sunday July 7 leaving Lancaster at 6:00 a.m. Round trip fare is $2.00. Also notes World's Fair coffee by F Sranoun & Co and Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder with no further context.

Chase & Sanborn Coffee F. Sranoun & Co Cincinnati Lancaster Dr. Price

Pi Beta Phi Reception at Ohio State University

A Pi Beta Phi fraternity reception at Ohio State welcomed about seventy-five guests. Notable attendees from abroad included Misses Quackenbush Washington D C Bright Logarj Brown Piketon and Circley. Music by the Mandolin Club enriched the evening.

Pi Beta Phi Beta Phi Fraternity Ohio Mandolin Club Misses Quackenbush Washington, D. C Bright Logarj Brown Piketon Circley#e

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