Bank of Athens Ohio Ledger Public Notice 1891
The First National Bank at Athens Ohio reports its liabilities at the close of business February 26 1891 with capital stock paid in undivided profits and notes outstanding. The statement sworn by cashier D H Moore on March 5 1801 before notary public Jewete Norton Henry prs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Athens
Towit
York
Ohio
Ohio Company
Ning
John Finsterwald
L. M. Jewett
First National Bank
D. H. Moore
Coal abundance questioned in Nelsonville valley mining rush
The Nelsonville News warns coal reserves in the valley will not be exhausted soon but notes vast undeveloped fields and rising shipments. It cites 1890 railroad coal tonnage and argues that increasing demand, gas shortages, and land faults lower future yields and shift land values away from the historic 200 to 300 per acre figure.
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Nelsonville News
Cc. H. V. & T. Railway
Reeves
Cone
Hocking Valley
Buckeye Route Promises Comfort and Wide Reach
Advertises the Buckeye Route as a premier travel option with superior equipment and track, frequent hours, and ample comforts for trips to Chicago Detroit Toledo Pomeroy Athens and other Northwest South and East destinations. Agents invite inquiries on routes train times and ticket prices.
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Buckeye
Chicago
Detroit
Toedo
Pomeroy
Athens
H. Fisner
Gen. Pass
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Agriculture horse disease book delayed
In a March 5 1891 message Ep Grosvenor notes the department’s horse disease book has not yet appeared publicly aside from five copies to each congressman. An edition is planned for summer and will be distributed to Fifty first congress members, addressing high demand and letters received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ep. Messineer
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Fifty-first Congress
H. Grosvenor
Grace Sherwood Dancer Sparks Philadelphia Engagement
The Philadelphia engagement of The Two Thieves featured Grace Sherwood, a noted skirt dancer, who impressed crowds of five hundred boot blacks and newsboys invited to attend. The audience loudly applauded her performance, and the next day a floral gift was sent to the performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grace Sherwood
Sunda Times
City Hall
Statement by Roe F. Fulton on Athens project withdrawal
Amens March 9 1891 Roe Fulton withdraws proposal to build a brick plant, stating no private interest and a desire for Athens to prosper. He addresses Sayees Axxiom President Board of e and clarifies his advocacy was for the community’s good.
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Amens, O
Sayees Axxiom
E. Dear
J. J Magruder
Somerset
Columbus
Athens Asylum
Doc
Hinkle
Roseville
Kanawha Short Line Through Trains Stop at Athens for Refreshments
Beginning March 1 the Kanawha Short Line through trains running between Charleston and Columbus will halt at Athens for ten minutes to allow passengers to take refreshments.
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Kanawha
Charleston
Columbus
Athens
President heads to Maryland for a week of wild duck hunting
Washington reports the president will take a week off for recreation in Maryland after a long period of arduous work. Prominent Republicans will delay departures until his return as he may consider nine new circuit court judges under the McKinley tariff act. Secretary Blaine receives a large business testimonial praising his reciprocity treaty with Brazil. Postmaster General Wanamaker pushes for permanent free delivery and new ocean post offices between New York, Bremen, and Hamburg. Indian issues, cabinet health notes, and Senate actions touch on Culberson, Spooner, and Beatty appointments.
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Maryland
United States
Supreme Court
Blaine
New York City
Metropolis
Brazil
Morocco
Proctor
South
Procto
Wanamaker
Ocean Post
New York
Bremen
Hamberg
Ocean
Representative Culberson
Texas
Harrison
Culberson
Morgan
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
Spooner
J. H. Beatty
Idaho
Congress
Senate
Loo
Major McKinley to receive grand public reception in Cleveland
Major McKinley is to be given a grand public reception at Cleveland later this month. Also noted is a new law enacted by the legislature last Friday setting telegraph operators to a ten hour workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McKinley
Cleveland
Luke Gallagher
Southwestern Limited
Springfield
Wellston
Jackson County
George Ates
Atlanta
Mansfield
W. E. Gladstone
Ross County
James Steele
Paint Creek
Henry E. Pilcher
Ohio
Marysville
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Ep. Messenger
W. L. Kessinger
Weer
Repubdiclican
Ee Wisce
Scott
Ep. Missenger
Athens County
Reblican Primates
Fred. Stalder
C. L. Bean
J.B. Eckley
Athens Township
Eckley
Rene
John Burson
Ep. Massenger
Jos
Higgins
Ep. Massen
CuHas
P. Clester
Ep. Massennggrr
John H. Mobler
Township
Announc
Ep. MassexGer
C. C. Skeldon
Rk. L. Hoope
Isaac R. Sherwood
E. C. Foster
Order of Sale
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Resources
Omic
Norton Henry Prs. F
Charles A. Yoorler
Baltimore
Alaska
B. L. Fletcher & Co
Gallipolis
William M. Jeffers
Preiuié
Carthage
James D. Brown
Brown
Um. Jewett
Pomeroy Nursery
M. Schwarzwaelder
Myo
Glen Bros
Rochester
N.Y
R. R. Cereceem
John Burbe Foreanse
Kaler
A Cara
Washington
Washington, D.C
Molly Wolf
Washington Township
Lawrence County
Cuyahoga Falls
Canton
Major
Wm. Steffen
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
Western Chautauqua Association
Lake Side
Ohio Senate
Dow
Census Bureau
Manderson
Nineteenth
Amor Smith, Jr
Isaac Crooks
Reed’s Station
Muskingum County
Ernest Salinger
Hebrew College At
Union
Lima
Lyman Hyde
William Rookevalter
Arch Dutton
Elba
Catherine Hadley
Second Street
Marietta
Ferrand Waterman, Esq
Watertown
John A. Seeley
Margaret Matthews
G. M. Berry
Williamstown
Thomas Goodman
Bellaire
William Henry Harrison
Mr. Smith
MEIGS
Wm. Tingley
Lemuel Powell
Middleport
Wm. Fricker
George Fricker
Meigs County
Wm. Moore
David Canode
Columbia Township
Pomeroy Telegraph
James Ralston
Eleanor Goodspeed
Barnstable
Mass
Sophia Drewson
John Longstreth
Salem Township
Perry County
Farmers’ Institute
Thornville
Thomas Morrow
McLaney
M. E
Rehoboth
Joseph Hoskins
Junction City
Shawnee
Hocking
Logan
William Carpenter
Millville
Lew McGill
Isaac McFadden
East Front Street
Mills and Iles
John Krinn
Logan M. E
John Wesley
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