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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1895
Page
6
Advertisers should place notices in the Messeneen and Heraup because its large circulation reaches homes and families. The paper claims threefold readership over competitors in Athens county and offers very low advertising rates for merchants and business men seeking wide exposure.
The Republicans of Athens county Ohio call a primary for April 1 1895 from 5 20 am to 4 90 pm to vote for Representative Auditor Treasurer Sheriff Commissioner Infirmary Director and party officers. Supervisors listed for each township ward precinct appoint two judges and clerks and will return poll books April 2 1895. The central committee will announce nominees by majority vote with ties decided by lot. Also includes political commentary on President Cleveland Postmaster General Bissell and tariff debates.
A harsh editorial condemns the last Congress and the administration for debt, tariff harm, and lowered wages, asserting widespread incompetence and a cutting 162 million bond need. It cites Mrs Creveneto joining the W C Temperance Union, the White House ceremony, hymn readings in Boston, and critiques of Sherman act repeal. The Delaware Armory Souvenir edition honors Company K. Pickaway County case on value change set for April.
Washington, March 4, 1895. The fifty-third Congress ends with few positives and much political theater. Ex-Speaker Reed defends war injured bill on learning institutions. Manderson’s attempt to curb clerks’ pay dies in the Senate. Morgan challenges British pay plans for Behring Sea claims. Bland and Bryan push a free coinage manifesto that falters. A silver party idea lingers in its incubator as lawmakers drift away.
A Cincinnati Times-Star obituary sketches the 53rd Congress as destructive and a disaster on trade, debt, and wages. It cites huge losses in commerce and agriculture and praises the voters for ousting the party. The New York Tribune tribute condemns Democratic leadership from 1893, predicting slow recovery and criticizing Ohio Democratic prospects for governor.
John W. Watson & Co. sues A. R. Laird and others in a sheriff sale action. An order of sale was issued by the Athens Court, directing the sale of property under court authority.
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