Scate Ticket and County Ticket Actors in 19th Century Election
This item lists candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Supreme Judge Attorney General Supreme Court Clerk Treasurer and local officials from Athens and Columbiana counties. It notes Nixon Caldwell withdrawing from the race and Captain J B Allen not pursuing Clerk of the Supreme Court, praising his service and noting party dynamics and liquor legislation tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Nash
Franklin
Carl L.nippert
Bamilton
Jarls Sphice
Gracial
John M. Sheets
Putnam
Supreme Court
L. E. Emerson
Delmont
3. B. Cameron
Columbiana
Public Weerks
W. L. Johnson
Summit
Aliex
J. B. Allen
Athens
Captain Allen
Political records of Grosvenor district examined for promises
The Enquirer reviews the Ohio district of General Charles H. Grosvenor to assess whether current political rhetoric offers new promises or simply repeats the annual political funeral sermon tradition. The piece critiques the season's rhetoric and examines the record for substantive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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Grosvenor’s political career and district shifts detailed
The Cincinnati Enquirer reviews General Grosvenor’s election history from 184 to 1901, noting district changes, majorities, and party dynamics. It highlights his increasing influence in Congress, chairmanship roles, and independent stance despite Republican opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor
Warner
Dawes
Thompson
Groavenor
Bia
Hia
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Congress
House
Committee On Rules
General Groavenor
Republican Party
Out of Town News Notes and Visits
M Townsend was in Marietta on business Monday. Misses Anna and Flinn Flaherty visited Parkersburg Friday. Wm Self and A E Flinn spent Monday in Parkersburg on business. P J Chambers of Little Hocking visited his parents here last week. Q O Dodd of Grove spent the latter part of last week with his parents. Ada Stringer of Belpre came Sunday to spend the week with her mother. Lyon Ogg and daughter Annie of Cuiniwolue sleich al ble Lewe ul do. M Townsend Saturday. Mr and Mrs W V Davitt left for Columbus to make their future home. Cc M Brown of Newark inspecting cross ties for the Dr and O, went home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sidney Tilton and daughter Florence of Armenia visited their parents over Sunday. Mrs Rose Phice and daughters Hilda and Hertha of Frost were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W F Dodd recently. Mrs Mary Shotwell, Mrs Emma Moore and children Ida and Frank attended Grange meeting at Little Hocking Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Townsend
Marietta
Anna
Flinn Flaherty
Parkersburg
Wm. Self
A. FE
Flinn
P. J. Chambers
Little Hocking
QO. O. Dodd
Grove
Mies Ada Stringer
Belpre
Lyon Ogg
Annie
Cuiniwolue
W. V. Davitt
Columbus
Cc. M. Brown
Newark
Sidney Tilton
Florence
Armenia
L. C. Johnson
Rose Phice
Hilda
Hertha of
Frost
W. F. Dodd
Mary Shotwell
Emma
Moore
Miss Ida
Frank
Grange
Community Notes From Plantville and Nearby
Plantsville and Athens visitors fill a swing of calls as families share summer plans. Benjamin Posey, Bethel Ridge elder, dies at 80 after long illness and is buried at Pleasanton with family mourning. The town notes store expansion and a funeral, travels to Erie, and local fishing outing mark a quiet week.
Hollister prospects and coal mine up builds and storms
John Lehew and his nephew Chas bid on ten houses to be built on Jobs coal land one mile above Hollister. A fierce storm tore through the valley Sunday morning damaging trees while rain poured. Mine No 16 near Hollister runs steadily and No 17 mine employs Charles Newberry as day fireman at forty five dollars monthly. Prospects for crops show strong wheat and fruit yields with ample work and high wages for carpenters painters and other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lehew
Chas
Hollister
Jobs Coal Company
McKinley Wheat
Burg
Charles Newberry
Glouster
Traih
Sugar Creek Socials and Weather Highlight Rural Note
Sugar Creek notes attendances at local events and student movements. WH Clester visits from Athens and Mary White returns from college term. Miss Kate White visits Floodwood sister Mrs. Knox. Laughlin sisters host social. ice cream social raises about eight dollars amid bad weather. A severe Saturday night storm washed away fences but caused no major damage. Carrie Closter hosts an evening of old fashioned games with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH Clester
Athens
W.G. Junod
Columbus
Mary White
Kate White
Cora Knox
Floodwood
Lyllian
Edith
Ethel Laughlin
New England
Helen Relter
Haydenville
Sugar Creek
Carrie Closter
Fred Laughlin
Local Socials and a Willow Creek Victory
Widespread social visits in Athens Guysville and surrounding towns are noted. A Saturday baseball game saw Willow Creek defeat Cannonsville 26 to 0. The scene closed with a last day at W C Jones’s school, and a crowd photo by Deweese. Reverend Stewart visited Mrs Fat Bas.
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Fussianzd BT Thew Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
David H. Moore
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aanon E. Price
Andrew Murvily
Willis G. Hickman
Joseph Wolfe
Joan F. Biddle
Ernest I. Walker
John McLaugilin
John C. Pickett
Mrs. McKinley
Canton
Nupce Caldwell
Columbia
J. B. Foraker
United States
National Congress
House of Representatives
Charles H. Grosvenor
OUT OF Town News
Ireland
Plantsville
Co. T. Potts
BE. J. Lambert
U. S.A
Iowa
Susie Endicott
Benjamin Posey
Bethel Ridge
Bethel Church
Pleasanton
Ellis Hopkins
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ed Hopkins
Missea Eva Davie
Lizzie
Abner Lambert
Wolfe Creek
Lillian Bardin and Sons
Joule Hardin
Carl Taylor
Xenia
Washington Endicott
Endicott
Bethel Cemetery
Eliza
Susie
jDr
Fenner
BULL
Jones
GB. Crawford
Wm. Skott
Guyaville
Chas. Brett
Bethany
Daniel Crawford
Cannonville
Willow Crees
Saturda
Willow Cree
W.C. Jones
Deweese
Stewart
Guysville
Elizabeth Fat
E. W. Grove
Music Teacher's National Association
Put-in-Bay
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Sandusky
Ohio State Bar Association Meeting
Ohio Central Lines
Charles M. Wilkins
Glonster
Hagerstown
Maryland
Toears
U.S
Lovreenia Carpenter
Lis Praine
Loonrenia Wilkins
Spheciival
Sam Sommer
Stewart Building
Nan Eee
Janele
Furniture Dealers and
Undertalkers
Main St
Athens, Ohio
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