Welcome Home Grosvenor Parade Plans Arrive in Athens
An Athens gathering plans a Friday homecoming for Gen. Grosvenor with a noon arrival from Washington. Businesses close, schools dismiss, and a big evening program at the college auditorium features speakers, music, and a parade headed by Capt. Allen.
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Grosvenor
Athens
Washington
D. C
11Th Congressional District
Congress
Commercial Club
College
Harry Bannon
Portsmouth
Joseph H. Gaines
Charleston
W. Va
Hotel Berry
Capt. Allen
Piarch
J. M. Welch
Alderman
BOO
Glee Club
Ath- de
J. M. Wood
Ohio
E. W. Chubb
C. H. Grosvenor
BND Chew Se
Os Cease
Dr. Alderman
Roach
Asso
BE. W. Chubb
J. D. Brown
D. H. Moore
C. V. Harris
BE. C. Berry
D. Thompson
L. H. Clark
Alston Ellis
Smith Gandee
J. T. Banahan
F. Li. Preston
J. A. Palmer
J. B. Allen
C. W. Harris
F. W. Bush
F. L. Johnson
Halliday Cline
T. R. Biddle
Byron Wolfe
Louise Stahl
Edward Schloss
Capt
Harry Stalder
Killed by Fall From Wagon Near Hockingport
Franklin P. Safreed aged 54 was thrown from a coal wagon on a side track about nine o'clock this morning. His horses panicked, he fell on the frozen ground and sustained a fatal back injury. He leaves a wife and three sons. The community mourns the loss of the long time resident.
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Hockingport
Franklin P. Safreed
Boys' Club Reopens at Presbyterian Church Basement
The Boys' Club meets in the basement of the Presbyterian church, open again on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. All boys are welcome to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Golden family attends Logan funeral for Jacob Butin
Mrs Elmer Golden and Mr and Mrs W B Golden traveled to Logan this morning to attend the funeral of Jacob Butin held there today at 7 30.
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Elmer Golden
W. B. Golden
Logan
Jacob Butin
Mayor Fines Two Fighters In Athens Court
Two Athens youths, J. Sams and Don Wilson, appeared before Mayor Day for drunkenness and fighting. Sams pleaded guilty to drunkenness, denied fighting, and was fined $3 plus $3.90 costs. Wilson admitted fighting and was fined $3 plus $3.90 costs.
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Athens
J. Sams
Don Wilson
van Horn
Hoevevr
Wilson
Sams
Day
Daniel A. Sams
Young Sams
Mrs Fox and Mrs La Valle Visit Lancaster Friends
Mrs John Fox and Mrs A A La Valle spent Tuesday in Lancaster as guests of local friends, enjoying time with acquaintances in the city.
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John Fox
A. A. Lavalle
Lancaster
The Knightly Duel for a Puritan Bride
In 1644 during the Marston Moor conflict, Cavalier John Hindelwood assaults a Puritan household. A young woman defends her honor by sending a rival champion, a helmeted figure who proves to be the girl herself. Hindelwood refuses defeat, is vanquished, and formal reconciliation follows with a kiss.
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Charles I of
England
Marston Moor
Cromwell
John Hindelwood
Hindelwood
Hincelwood
Hiinchhelwood
Hinchelwood
Most Delightful Social Event
A lively Beta Theta Pi gathering at Prof. and Mrs. Copeland's home featured music by Frank Speck and Olive Brown, recitations by Mrs. O. H. Morgan, and a two course luncheon. Eleven Beta alumni attended with wives and friends, contributing to an evening of mirth, songs, and fraternity yells.
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C. M. Copeland
W. B. Lawrence
L. G. Worstell
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Frank Speck
Olive Brown
O. H. Morgan
Beta
C. H. Bryson
Eli Dunkle
J. M. Goodspeed
Virgene
Henry
Miss Thomas
Miss Campbell
Miss Will
Belle Bishop
Grace Rowles
Miss Moore
Miss Stickney
Miss Pickett
Ethel Bowles
Miss Barnes
Miss Meyers
Messrs
Bifidison
A. A. Johnson
Nice
E. Jones
Speck
F. Beckler
C. Beckler
Zellner
Kenny
Hamilton
Dunkle
Forsythe Cherrington
Morgan
Hooper
Roger Jones
Johnson
Cooper
Crowe
One on the Joker Ash Bell Detained by Athens Mayor
Mine 210 hauler Ash Bell visited Athens to mail a letter but could not find the post office. Friends staged a playful capture and left him at the mayor's office for about half an hour. The mayor detained him until the friends could vouch for his good character. Ash will pay for cigars this afternoon.
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Ash” Bell
Sugar Creek
Athens
Ash
M. W. Circle Meets at University Terrace Home
Ten members gathered at Mrs. Edward Stocklin’s University Terrace home on Tuesday evening. Hostess provided bountiful refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. C. O. Moore, Mrs. J. W. Earigh, Mrs. Henry Link, Mrs. Charles Driggs, Mrs. Morgan Richards, Mrs. Herman Studer, Mrs. Charles Secoy, Mrs. James E. Smith, Mrs. F. P. McVay, and Mrs. Edward Stocklin.
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M. W. Circle
Edward Stocklin
University Terrace
C. O. Moore
J. W. Eariq
Henry Link
Charles Driggs
Morgan Richards
Herman Studer
Charles Secoy
James E. Smith
F. P. McVay
Settlement efforts resume in Portsmouth street strike
At Portsmouth Ohio March 6 hopes return for peaceful settlement as W B Fitzgerald ex executive board member of the American Association of Street Railway Employers and the Retail Merchants association committee reopen negotiations to ease grievances. If talks fail a mass meeting of businessmen will be called to devise a plan to end the paralyzing disruption affecting business.
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Portsmouth
W. B. Fitzgerald
Troy
N. Y
The
Ameri
Can Association
Retail Merchants’ Association Committee
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Claims One Day Relief
Patent medicine ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box as a guarantee of authenticity.
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E. W. Grove
English Etchings and London Gossip From Wartime Era
A survey of English pronunciation of America and fashion notes from London. Items include a mayoral election in Brightlingsea, peerage history, a wooden leg request from Eton guardians, and the London Jewish Chronicle sale to L. J. Greenberg, signaling a Zionist shift.
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England
London
Wenlock
Brightlingsea
Essex
Eton Union
London Jewish Chronicle
L. J. Greenberg
Greenberg
Chronicle
Exhibition in Bronx Park Showcases Rare Tortoise
The Bronx park exhibition features a tortoise reputed to be 306 years old. Other curios include claims about 455 Americans holding medals of honor from wars involving the United States. The piece also notes unusual notes on wells and skin care ingredients from historical sources.
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Bronx Park
New York
United States
York
San Francisco
South Dakota
Editorial Echoes on Food, Wall Street, and Global Cities
Brief quotable lines from multiple papers praise clean food cost concerns and social loyalties, note Wall Street friendships as elusive, predict new senators Smith and Brown, and invoke London’s green spaces and mining promoters abroad.
New York City Faces Crowded Tenements and Transit Gaps
The New York Herald notes daily arrival of 298 alien children under fourteen, Nassau Street's original commercial role, and persistently inadequate transit despite subways carrying 45 million passengers in 1906. It cites extreme crowding in Lower East Side tenements where beds would cover the ground.
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New York City
Nassau Street
Lower East Side
New York
New York Herald
Pith and Point From Atchison Globe
The text humorously notes how practical jokers misread anger and how unpleasant truths delight many who are unaffected. It warns that disapproval of gossip should start with oneself and observes how some people seek faults in others to feel superior.
Rexall Remedies Champion Truthful Labeling Under Pure Food Law
UNCLE SAM endorses Rexall approach as McKee recalls how United Drug Company built 300 remedies with open formulas. He notes four years of industry push for transparent labels and reliability, contrasting rivals still keeping secret ingredients while Rexall discloses complete formulas to customers.
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McKee
United Drug Company
Rexall
Congress
Uncle Sam
Washington
Mr. McKee
Sam
United States
Afternoon Party Delights Guests At Morris Avenue Home
Mrs A T Lawhead and Mrs Harvey Wilson hosted a refined social gathering Monday afternoon at Morris avenue. The event featured games, conversation, and a luncheon with carnations as favors, attended by numerous ladies and several gentlemen.
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A. T. Lawhead
Harvey Wilson
Lawhead
Morris Avenue
Mesdames Bently
Copeland
Phillips
Henry
Bonifield
Elson
C. D. Hopkins
George Hopkins
Schloss
Rothman
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Gen. Grosvenor
W. N. Alderman
Franklin P. Sanfreed
Hockingsport
Chicago Tribune
Harriman
Wall Street
Kansas City Star
Senator Smith
Brown
Joneses
Washington Post
Royal Gardens
Los Angeles Times
Charles I. of
Lord Byron
Edward Thurlow
Benjamin Franklin
Sir Philip Sidney
Duke of Wellington
Practical Joker
Wilson H. McKee
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