License Case Taken Up Tests Athens Ordi nance at Supreme Court
The Athens license case against the village to challenge a non resident sales rule moves to the state supreme court. Judge Wood found the ordinance contravenes interstate commerce law, but merchants urged testing to settle the issue for all towns. Council authorized steps to appeal while reviewing city lands and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon B. Payne
Athens
Supreme Court
J. M. Woo
Messenger and Herald
Athens Ordnance
Wood
Henry Zenner
O. B. Sloane
Sam Yommer
F. L. Preston
Byron Wolf
Henry O'Bleness
Imayor
Golden
Rewcipia
Fends
Maror Rose
Atrut
Farmer Suffers Double Leg Break Near Albany
Eaaias Dailey, a farmer between Marshfield and Albany, slipped on a pebble on the B and C mailway and broke both bones in his right leg above the ankle near Captain J B Allen's home. Dr. A P White treated him at his offices and later he will move to Mr Nellie Korn's Washington street home for recovery. Mrs Dailey arrived in Athens late Tuesday. Mr Dailey rests as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaaias Dailey
Marshfield
Albany
J.B. Allen
A. P. White
Mr. Dallas
Nellie. Korn
Washington Street
Cotilde
Officers Elected for Coalville Home Telephony Co
Coalville March 18 An election of officers for the Home Telephony Company chose F. P. Ames pres HW OG Brown first vice pres J A Cook second vice pres Henry Parish third vice pres Otto Barth secretary E White treasurer AW H Brown general manager Directors include W J Matlack Clayton Barrows and Ames Barth and remit The Coalville line connects with Pomeroy Long Bottom Reedville and soon Belpre Qualeys will be linked and a Goddard line will connect W Marietta The company operates over one hundred miles of line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalville
F. P. Ames
Recksted
HW. OG. Brown
J. A. Cook
Deche
Henry Parish
Tuppers Plaine
Otto Barth
E. White
AW. H. Brown
W. J. Matlack
Clayton Barrows
Messrs. Ames, Barth
Remit
Pomeroy
Long Bottom
Reedville
Belpre
Qualeys
W Marietta
Menns
Goddard
Baptist Church Notes Invite Members to Thursday Meeting
Church notes urge every member to attend a Thursday night business meeting. Junior and Senior B Y P A units report praise worthy programs with volunteer fundraising for African work. Easter Rally Day set with donations asked and services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnia Fell
Jeasie Norman
Sion Miler
Maggie Wilson
Addie Morgan
Sept. Berry
Echoes
Kaucas Redag
Albert E Wooley Struck by Falling Limb
Brehiel March 19 A E Vicoloz, home Amesville, was working when a large limb from a tree fell and struck his back. He fell unconscious, regained it briefly, then showed internal injuries and several broken ribs. He remained partly paralyzed with doubtful recovery.
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Brehiel
A. E. Vicoloz
Amesville
Wort
Benjamin Miller Bead Settee Aol hive caste OF Bessiguen
Benjamin Miller Bead Settee Aol hive caste OF Bessiguen died yesterday at his Dean avenue home after a prolonged illness from complications of old age. He was about 72. General services will be held this afternoon and burial will follow in the old cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Miller
Bessiguen
Dean Avenue
Old Cemetery
The New Church Construction Advances Rapidly
Work on the new Presbyterian church progresses with a large force of men laboring. Much of the material is on the ground and extensive excavating has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Presbyterian Church
Municipal Electric Ownership Seen as Financial Burden
An essay by A A Atkinson cites Worcester as a cautionary example against city ownership of electric lighting plants. American Electrician notes operating costs would exceed revenues and taxes would vanish under municipal control, risking municipal financial strain and public controversy.
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Pho Nbes
American Electrician
Sre
Rome
United States
Worcester
Electric Flight Company
Ir Ia
Christaan Church Welcomes New Members This Week
The Christian church hosts J B Hawes this week as parish growth continues with 25 to 30 additions so far. Meetings are expected to close Sunday night and a reception for new members is planned sometime next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J. BE. Hawes
William Marquis Dies After Long Illness
Lead Rock reports the death of William Marquis an aged and respected citizen who died at his home Monday after a lingering illness. He will be buried today with funeral services at Wilson Chapel conducted by Rev. G. H. L Beeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead Rock
William Marquis
Wilson, Chayet
G. H. L Beeman
Mass Meeting Lives to Celebrate Hermal School Law
An audience of two to three hundred heard Major Jewett chair a Saturday night gathering in the auditorium celebrating the passage of the Seese bill establishing a normal school for teacher training. Speakers included Bonebrake Huffman Weed and Price who lauded efforts of Moore Ellis Foster and others, with praise for Ohio University and public sentiment shaping state support. music capped the program.
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Bonebrake
Coleribes
Hestyma
Oxford
Citzens
Major Jewett
Borebrake
Huffman
Judge Weed
Br. Price
Price
Moore
Ellis
Foster
Judge Wood
Onnal
Hig
Ohio
Jorge Wood
St. Rome
Ceitizens
Fraulty
Ohio University
Gille
K. Moore
Muse Department
Daughters of Pocahontas Hold Mohawk Council Sleep
Mohawk council gathered Saturday evening with large attendance. Three applicants were ballot ed open and elections held and several propositions for membership were received. An interesting drill closed the exercise led by Captain William Ruskin. Next sleep promises adoptions and a pleasant surprise for attendees. Members urged to be present for important business before the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Council
Mohawk Council Uo
Wm. Ruskin
Death of Mrs. Rebecca McNeal
Mrs Rebecca McNeal died early Monday at her daughter Misa Pinner’s home near the Salem church at age 72 years nine months due to paralysis. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 at the Salem church, conducted by Rev Tadkeypot Marshfield Gatersient, with interment in the Salem cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca McNeal
Misa
Pin
Ner
Salem Church
Rete
Tadkeypot Marshfield
Salem Cemetery
Ship subsidy discussions and reciprocity issues in Washington
The Senate spent last week debating the ship subsidy bill and planned a vote. Talks covered Chinese exclusion, anti anarchist and oleomargarine bills, Cuban reciprocity, and canal route plans with leaders like Perkins Depew Foraker Penrose Hanna and Allison shaping strategy.
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Washington
Senate
Perkins
California
Depew
Foraker
Ryo
Haun
House
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Procter
Callom
Congress
Hala
Maine
Committee On Appropriations
Ottering
Morgan
Hanna
Tid
Panama
Alabama
Rosh
Spooner
Department of Justice
Panama I
Columbisa
Senaor Allison
United States
Allison
Senate Volees
Death of Hastings M Pilcher in Dundee Natal
Mrs Marth B Pilcher of Hastings city receives word of the death of her son Hastings M Pilcher in Dundee Natal South Africa where he died from typhoid fever last week He had been married recently in Columbus to Miss Byrd Henning of Cannelton Indiana and had worked as telegraph operator in various rail lines prior to his departure for South Africa The body will be interred where arrangements are made and further details are awaited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth B. Pilcher
Hastings M. Pilcher
Dundee
Natal
South Africa
Dent
Pilcher
Jerrey Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Columbus
Byrd Henning
Cannelton
Indiana
Dundes
Dundee Yno
Sterling Worth
Athena
Hocking Valley
Ohio Central
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The
Coalville Home Telephone Company
Albert E. Wooley
Solar Plexus
Wiorcester
Macs
Prof
A. A. Atkinson
Massachusetts
Christaan Church
MASS
Pocahortas
Signa Fajl
Perkion Bosuren
Rawling
Ledge
Post Office
Miaia
Tawney
Ma Snaturday
Laitia
Tha Housa
Sam
Dundée
Hibbard Hardware Co
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