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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1883
Page
6
Premium Offer Adds American Farmer Magazine Free
The Messenger announces arrangements with American Farmer publishers to provide a sixteen page monthly Farm Magazine free for one year to subscribers who pay a full year in advance. The deal means the American Farmer is included at no extra cost to eligible subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
E.A.K. Hackett
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Gardner
Growler
Postwar reforms drift. tariff talk fades in Columbus
The column notes no new federal session will be called and discusses stalled tariff modifications and constitutional amendments in Ohio. It mentions a May Musical Festival negotiations in Columbus with Theodore Thomas and Mad. Julia Rive-King, plus shifts in federal judicial appointments and the death of the widow of Ex-Postmaster General Jewell. It also covers Atlantic wheat prospects, Tennessee bond debates, Edwin Forrest estate quirks, and local community notices from Brandenburg's sale to church meetings and residents' activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapis
Columbus
Theodore Thomas
Julia Rive-King
Brandenburg’s
Will McCauslin
Waverly
Pike County
Will
Elijah Campbell
Hamilton
Curt Todd
Lafe Barstoe
Moses Kennard
Peter Ehmig
Jacob L. Beckler
Iloodwood
Pete
Bowler Church
Resignation of Lt Cmdr Gorringe Saddens Navy
The Navy greets the resignation of Lieutenant Commander Gorringe as a loss of its most efficient officer. He declined civil engineering offers at 3500 per year to remain in service, and his move followed Secretary Chandler’s insults. Notably, his transport of the Egyptian obelisk to the U S established his enduring reputation notwithstanding other engineers failing to move Cleopatra's Needle. The State Department notes an extradition request from Britain for P J Sheridan of the New York Irish World staff over Phenix Park murder links. Longfellow's birth anniversary is noted for yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorringe
Navy
Chandler
Alexandria
Thames Embankment
Lith
Department of State
P. J. Sheridan
New York Irish World
Phenix Park
Free States
Anfe
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the Messenger
C . M. Jennings
Publishers of the American Farmer
White
United States District
Supreme Bench
Doyle
Ohio Senate
Jewell
Mrs. J
Washington
Chamberlain
Ont
Hermitage
Tennessee
New York Tribune
Edwin Forrest
Philadelphia
Edwin
Carbondale
Long Ryan Stenss
Hanson Rogers
Shade Creek
James Mansfield
Lizzie McCole
Wm. McCole
Jos. Mulligan
Lizzie Sheridan
Monroe
James Ashton
Jackville
Ama Graham
Peter Finsterwald
John Phillips
John Leggett
Fellowship
Peter Sheets
Heoctor Angel
Paus S
Longfellow
H. B. Stewart & Bro
Phonix Block
Stewart & Bro
Ryan & Bell's
Silvus
Ryan & Bell
J. James A. Hall
Maine
Standard Coal and Iron Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Isaac BR. Sherwood
Lucas
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Athens
Ohio Company
York Township
Athens County
State of Ohio
Sanc Rotherwood
William LD. Lee
James A. Hall
Standard Coal and Tron Company
William D. Lee
Lee
Sam
Ands
Apees Iss
Iss
WeLeen & Welch
Nod
Cherifp
Hannah Sibbald
John Rafferty
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Dew House
Nelsonville
Towit
State of
Tim. B. Warden
RK. A. Constele
Totice
Sarah McVay
Julia Warehime
Patrick Mourn
Sarah A. Clements
S. M. Bingman
Wm. Bingman
Dennis McNeal
Carthage Township
Country
Yaniv
Htugh Meighen
America
the Best Farmers’ Magazine
A. Hooper
Athens City Hall
Addleman
Court Street
West Side
Athens, Ohio
Times
Reguar Price
Woater
Summer
M, Siig & Us
Pickering Building
Messenger Office
Staley Bros
Blackstone Room
Hocking Valley & Toled
Ballroad
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Conte
Great West
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Em. Clarke
W.H. Harrison
Gien
Notviceh RE
First National Bank
Treasury Department
First National Bank of
Congress
John Jay Knox
Iskal
Joan Jay Knox
Baltimore Short Line Hailway Company
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimor Railroad Company
Bn Order of the Board of Directors
Cas. Ff. Low
Mens Buckle
Arctic
Wortes
BF. Querl
The
Academy of Medicis
K. H. Troex
Pearl St
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