The Messenger Fixted with Jennings Fiditor Terms
The paper lists M. J. Jennings as fiditor alongside terms of 6200 dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1883
Page
6
The paper lists M. J. Jennings as fiditor alongside terms of 6200 dollars per year in advance.
Announcement that publishers of the American Farmer allow a free one year premium to subscribers who pay one year in advance. The sixteen page monthly Farm Magazine will be mailed at no extra cost upon renewal.
Hon R R Dawes honored for public documents. Wool tariff seen not harming commerce. Gov Foster reports 70,094.96 war claims draft. total collections 158,615.94. Mississippi flood fears eased as Father of Waters recedes. W H Upson of Akron named to Supreme Court seat. Sage named U S District Judge for Southern Ohio. Public sentiment favorable as legislature nears adjournment. A nineteen year old girl sent to New York from Selema, Ala with C O D tag valued at 35000.
Indian agent Tufts reports danger of Creek factions fighting at the Union Agency. War Department acts to avert hostilities. Dukes, a Democratic Pennsylvania legislator elect, likely barred from taking his seat as punishment for criminal acts. Ohio liquor politics and Republican tariff stance dominate state and national discourse with expected party effects in upcoming elections. A twelve year old girl from Bulaio dies during a storm related incident.
The Peet bill, approved by the lower house and amended by the Senate, would shift prison labor to state operation with contracted tools and cap convicts per trade. It would allow the Board to set sentence lengths and potentially raise public costs, sparking opposition and warnings from the Columbus Sunday Herald.
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