Democrats Divided and Demoralized Ahead of 1904 Campaign
The piece argues the Democratic party is divided and demoralized after a split Congress. It cites leadership revolts in the House led by John Sharp Williams, opposition to Bryan, and staunch Republican-leaning views on railway control, with no unifying figure to rally the party.
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Brownsville
Tillman
Culbertson
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Standard Oil Company
John Sharp Williams
DeArmond
Missouri
Democracy
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
House
Congress
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
DeVore Leaves Marshfield for Meridian Pro Baseball
George DeVore of Marshfield sails to Meridian Mississippi to join the Southern League club for the coming season. He previously played outfield for Meridian and Terre Haute, with Meridian signing him after strong showings. He is the brother of Billy DeVore, former university pitcher now working in Indiana.
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George DeVore
Marshfield
Meridian
Mississippi
Young DeVore
Terre Haute
Billy” DeVore
The
University
Indiana
Blood Bitters Claim Restored Mrs Freitoy Health
A testimonial from Mrs Charles Freitoy of Moosup Connecticut describes years of debility and severe headaches followed by renewed health after using Burdock Blood Bitters. The brief note attributes her recovery to the tonic.
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Burdock
Charles Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Ohio Board rejects two Athens county pardons
The State Board of Pardons refused pardons for two inmates from Athens county. Elias Thompson, convicted of burglary in May 1905, sentenced to five years, and Paul P. Hale, convicted in winter 1905, also for burglary and five years.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Athens County
State Board of Pardons
Elias Thompson
Paul P. Hale
Four Drunks Arrested and Processed in City Court
Four drunks were arrested Wednesday night in Athens Sugar Creek area and jailed until arraignment before Mayor Day. Charles Ayres and George Olds, both miners from Sugar Creek, and Edward Williams, a Sugar Creek miner, faced fines of five dollars plus costs. Elzworth Parker of Nelsonville, arrested at the K M depot, paid three dollars plus costs. Ayres paid and was released after a second offense. Olds, unable to pay, returned to jail. Williams and Parker paid and were released.
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Charles Ayres
Athens
Sugar Creek
Washington Street
van Horn
Mills
George Olds
Court Street
Edward Williams
Opera House
Elzworth Parker
Olds
A Checkered Career
Lorine Whiting rises from poverty to wealth through opera and shrewd choices. She spurns her corrupt husband Butler Goodwin and, after ten years of fame as Mme. Monald, reunites with Langdon Morehouse as his equal. Goodwin leaves a hospital legacy.
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Lorine Whiting
Lorine
Langdon Morehouse
Butler Goodwin
Whiting
Morehouse
Goodwin
Aorehouse
Guaranteed Cure for Piles PAZO Ointment Ad
Druggists promise a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Public notice urges trial of this topical treatment.
Marietta College defeats local team in games at Parkersburg and Athens
The squad arrived in Athens on the B and O line after a Friday Parkersburg loss to YMCA 24 to 22 and an earlier 77 to 10 defeat to Marietta Academy. Lineup shows Mulinex Nichols Drumm Riddle Turner Welch Jones with officials Lord and Jones.
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Athens
Parkersburg
Academy
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio
Howard
Welch
Jones
Bingham
Mulinex
Nichols
Drumm
Riddle
Turner
Lord and Jones
Miner John Frank and Nora Milar to Wed in Carbondale
A 21 year old miner John Frank of Carbondale and 20 year old Nora Milar of Carbondale, daughter of Marion Milar, announce their marriage plans.
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John Frank
Miner
Carbondale
George Frank
Nora Milar
Marion Milar
Athens Daily Visitors and Residents Report Local Life
A long list of people visiting and staying in Athens includes J. M. Roan of Columbus, Alpha Sheppard of Jobs, Dr. G. O. Linscott of Amesville, and many others. George DeCamp becomes teller at Athens National Bank. Numerous trips to Columbus, Cincinnati, Parkersburg, and Chicago are noted along with illnesses and recoveries.
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George DeCamp
Athens National Bank
Death of Ella H Eyler at Athene State Hospital
Ella H Eyler aged 36 died at Athene State Hospital Sunday morning from tuberculosis. The remains were shipped to Chillicothe for burial Sunday evening.
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Ella H. Eyler
Athens State Hospital
Chillicothe
Date Change for Grosvenor Reception
The grand reception for Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor is moved from Saturday March 9 to Friday March 8 to accommodate local businessmen. The exact hour is to be announced soon and the public is invited to attend with wives and sweethearts.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
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Wood-Reach
Val Davis
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Longcre
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Richland Avenue
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Caldwell
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Little Baby of
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Fred Daugherty
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Ralph P. Jennings
East Union Street
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This City
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Ames Township
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Normal College
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Association of Presidents of State Normal Schools
Educational Press Association of America
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Engine Oil Company
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W. Z. Mitchell and Son
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Taylor& Shaw
Office Warren Building
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Bank of Athens
J. D. Brown
W. B. Golder
J. 5. Basom
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Anderson Bros. &Co
Roach Building
P. Co
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Over Filton Grocery
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Ninth Street
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Washington, D.C
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