Athens County Ohio Republican Primary Election Notice
The Republican party of Athens County Ohio announces a primary election on April 1, 1901, from 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Central Standard Time at designated townships wards and precincts to nominate representatives for judge, treasurer, sheriff, commissioners, infirmary director, coroner, and central committee members. Supervisors listed for each precinct will count votes, ballots to be returned to Athens central committee. If ties occur for any office, lots determine the result. Balloting under theAustralian system where practicable. Signed J. M. Fosler chairman and A. G. Henry secretary.
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Athess County
Ohio
Balter
J. W Jackson
Stasier Athens
College of Athens
Athens
Alexander
Didate
Central
Geieg
Athens County
Te Tapublican
Central Committee
Ipgfold Chamberlaen
Studgesana Clerisor
Central Commines
Lo' Clock
J. M. Fosler
A&.g. Hesry
Kentucky governor in trouble as impeachment talk grows
The piece notes Gov Beckham faces impeachment threats over pardons and reports congressional action criminalizing duels in the District of Columbia. It also mentions Bryan's Commoner subscriptions, a sidewalk nuisance ordinance, and four Democratic candidates for Ohio governor Kilbourne Zimmerman Welty and Patrick with varying levels of support.
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Ohio Town
James Kilvourne
Columbus
John
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt Little Hocking Bughe Recounts Creek Rescue And War News
A fragment from the Little Hocking Bugle recounts Frank Burnfield from near Mildred nearly drowning after an ice jam broke his oar in a john boat on a creek. Rescue arrived, he was saved from 18 inches of water. The note mentions Senator Foraker, Gov Grosvenor, and Perry Wood of Athens on the Spanish war claims commission.
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J. M. Miller
Frank Burnfield
Mildred
Frank Nick
Wick
Little West
Foraker
Gen. Grosvenor
Perry Wood
Athens
Spanish War Claims Commission
Wood
Athens County
Marietta Register
McKinley’s Second Inauguration Deems History Brilliant
Washington notes praise for McKinley’s second inauguration with flawless arrangements and tasteful decorations along Pennsylvania Avenue. Roosevelt’s ovation is highlighted as he takes the oath, while Senator Frye administers the first official to thirteen new senators.
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Washington
McKinley
William McKinley
Court of Honor
Pennsylvania Avenue
16Th
11Th Street
Pension Building
Roosevelt
Capitol
Frye
Senate
President and advisers insist Cubans must meet all conditions
The article reports that the president and advisers demand complete Cuban compliance before U S authority is withdrawn. It notes Mr Bryan's effort to influence Democratic senators to filibuster the army appropriation, which failed as Democrats allowed the bill to pass and did not call for an extra session.
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Hull
Iowa
Philippine Lumber and Development Company
William J. Bryan
Caimpansa
Trary
Mr. Bryan
Fle
What Has Been Done In The Common Pleas Court Last Week
The Common Pleas Court progressed on several cases with judgments and dispositions. Notable items include Ledhe’s favorable ruling against J. J. Bowles and multiple actions involving C. Lt. Peters et al.. a child custody and support matter resolved with costs paid. Washington McVay’s charge for shooting at youths resulted in acquittal. Frank Blackstone’s forgery case bond forfeited due to nonappearance. The Dorcas Allison vs The Luhig Coal Company case proceeded with representation by Jewett & Wood and others. decision pending as court adjourned.
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Ledhe
J. J. Bowles
Bowens
Peters
Sherey
Mitteim
Frank Brooks
Berina Ee
Court
Lunt
Ned
Brooks
Washington McVay
Pearl Maston
Young Masten
McVay
Blackstone
Hester Blackstone
Dorcas Allison
Luhiig Coal Company
Jewett & Wood
Larry" Nea
Columbus
Wre Tiniiff
Japes & Worstell
Fincinnati
Pallas Club Notes Informal Afternoon Program
Mrs James Kaimer hosted the Pallas club Saturday afternoon with Dutch topics in focus. Miss Le Favor presented The International Relations of Holland and Miss Amy Weiler spoke on Reformation in Holland. Lucile Evans led questions, Mrs Friday reviewed Elizabeth in Her German Garden, and Miss Edish Palmer contributed piano pieces. Bornwall plans a March 1 event.
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Pallas Club
Netherlands
Holland
le Favor
Amy Weiler
Lucile Evans
Friday
Elizabeth
Edish Palmer
Born Wall
University Public Debates On March 13 At College Audtorium
The University class in argumentation announces two public debates next Tuesday March 13 at 7 30 pm in the college auditorium admission is free. Program includes music by the University Quartet and panels on resolutions concerning the independence of the Chinese Empire with affirmative by A FE Kurtz and G Lapp and negative by May Batterson and G Caldwell.
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Brst
College Auditorform
Mary Townsend
For Sale and Property Listings in Athens and Hudson
For sale items include a good building property called the Orchard in north Athens and a nice lot on the Hudson pike near the Children’s Home. Also a six room house for rent. Contact this office for inquiries.
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Athens
Hudson On Pike
Children’s Home
Princess Bonnie chorus at Ta Ktower theater event
A chorus of seventy five voices with orchestral accompaniment performs Princess Bonnie at the Ta Ktower. The ladies of the Presbyterian church host a Friday supper from to 7 o clock, serving hot coffee and oysters.
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Princess Bonnie March
Presbyterian Church
Young Blacksmith Jack Donnell Sews a Future in Forge
A four year old boy, Jack Donnell, is drawn to the shop as he watches the blacksmith shape iron into a horseshoe. He has become the smithy’s constant helper, learning to shoe a pony and now a horse, with plans to follow the trade seriously. Source notes his devotion and the mother’s concerns about safety.
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Jack Daniell
Speex
Jehu Vowall
Alameda
Cal) Ogster
Testell
Dannell
Duis Ebildren
Jack Donnell
Jack
Fark
Tarke
Astreet
San Francisco Chronicle
Fallible quotation echoes calls to ministry in 19th century Negro rhetoric
A fragmentary note cites Booker T. Washington style anecdotes about a Black man in Alabama being called to preach during a hot July day in a cotton field. The text references expectations of religious ordination and a mock report from Chicago Standard and Atchison Globe, illustrating attitudes toward racial roles in ministry.
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Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Chicago Standard
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
An old advertised remedy promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tatlets. The label claims money back if it fails and bears E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Sold by druggists for 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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