Memory of a Flood Victim Remains Returned to Malta
The remains of Carlos Young, who died in the flood, were taken by overland convoy to Malta on Monday. Mrs Young and her two children traveled in a closed carriage from Athens, joined by relatives, as the family mourns the loss of a devoted husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Young
Malta
Mrs. Young
J. A. Watkins
North
Congress Street
Mr. Young
Young
Athens
B. J. Horn
Illness reported among local families with multiple conditions
The Roach family child Edith remains out of danger after tonsillitis. Mrs. Justus Brown revived from a severe typhoid attack and was moved to her brother’s home. N W Seeman and Mrs. Harris face dangerous and serious illnesses. Harris’s mother in Trimble and the Kincade family in Hudson addition suffer measles with serious illness. West State Street resident Mary Angell battles grip again, Hiram Rude and M A Vickers show improvements after serious illness. Water surrounds their Hudson addition home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Brown
McKinley Avenue
N. W. Seeman
Mill Street
Charlies W. Harris
Trimble
Hiram Rude
Hudson Addition
M. A. Vickers
U C D Postponed Meeting Due to Flood
The U C D Sewing Club planned for next Thursday at Mrs. A Fryburger’s home has been recalled because of the flood, delaying the gathering.
Local man attests Dean's Kidney Pills cure
R J Woodworth of Athens Ohio testifies he suffered kidney disease and lumbago for eight years. After trying many remedies he used Dean's Kidney Pills, was cured after eight boxes, and again shortly after needing a new box. He endorses the remedy and urges purchases from Henderson's drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
R. J. Woodworth
The
Adams Express Co
North
Congress Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Dean
Henderson's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Rev W W Hissey Charged With Lunacy In Ohio
Zanesville Ohio March 19 Rev W W Hissey a former top Republican operative for Hanna and Dick is jailed awaiting Probate Court lunacy hearing. The affidavit was filed by Mrs Hissey’s attorney. Hissey claimed sanity at arraignment and was granted counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
W. W. Hissey
Hanna and
Hissey
Ohio River Stands At 62.1 Feet In Cincinnati
The Ohio River reached 62.1 feet in Cincinnati and has held steady since midnight. Forecasters predict the flood will ease in three to four days, allowing restoration of traction and railway traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alienists Being Examined In Thaw Trial
New York March 19. The cross examination of Dr Jeliffe the alienist witness for the defense in the Thaw trial was resumed today. It is believed the testimony of two alienist experts will end the testimony for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeliffe
Mill Strike Hits Republic Iron Plant in East Chicago
Chicago March 19 eight hundred workers at the Republic Iron and Steel mill in East Chicago walked out for higher wages. The demand was refused. Sympathy strikes threatened at other plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republic Iron and Steel Company
East Chicago
U M W of A Local Unions Plan Flood Relief Meeting
Representatives from several locals of the U M W of A met after dinner to organize flood relief efforts. Mich Collins was named chairman and J H Harris Jr secretary. A motion ordered locals to issue edicts and supply necessaries, with each local helping its members and adjournment set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at the mayor's office to plan systematic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich. Collins
J. H. Harris, Jr
Nelsonville
Community Free Meals Announced by Local Churches
The Christian church offers a free supper tonight and dinner tomorrow. Breakfast and supper are planned for Sunday at the Presbyteriana church, inviting neighbors to attend both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Presbyteriana Church
Milk relief arrives for city children at church
The Christian church ladies secured a large supply of fresh milk for those in need in the city. Anyone requiring milk may apply at the church. Reports of many small children needing milk prompted the relief. Supper will be served at the church again this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Milliron's Store and Dwelling Fire Quelled Quickly
Fire at J. M. Milliron's store and dwelling began in an upper room near a chimney and burned a hole in the floor. Flames were extinguished by Steve Hooper who lived across the road. Total loss estimated at five to six dollars with minor furnishings damage. No cause determined, suspected to be kids playing with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Milliron
Steve Hooper
Fire destroys Augusta building housing Chronicle and telegraph office
The Daily Chronicle building in Augusta Georgia burned this morning. The Western Union Telegraph office and the city union ticket office were housed there. Total loss estimated at 100000 dollars. The Chronicle will be issued from the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Daily Chronicle
Western Union Telegraph
City Union
Chronicle
Herald
Roosevelt names J. E. Sater as Southern Ohio co adjutor judge
President Roosevelt appoints Hon. J. E. Sater of Columbus as co adjutor judge for the Southern Ohio district. Senators Foraker and Dick had recommended Judge Adams of Zanesville. A Maple barber living near Herrold's mill is missing after a flood carried away the Maple house. family uncertain of his whereabouts.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
J. E. Sater
Columbus
Southern
Ohio
Foraker
Adams
Zanesville
Enema
Maple
Herrold’s Mill
West End
Herrold Bridge
Margaret's Creek
Relief Committee Seeks Names of Flood Sufferers' Boarders
The Relief Committee at the mayor's office asks all persons who have boarded flood victims and expect pay to report the names of such boarders with start and end dates. Reports must be submitted by Tuesday night. the Employment Bureau offers work at good wages to able-bodied men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Relief Committee
Repairing the K M Line Makes Rapid Progress
Mr. W. H. Herrold a K M postal clerk telephoned Athens Monday evening that the track has been repaired to Palos and trains are expected into Glouster by morning. A large force is working at several points along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H., Herrold
Athens
Palos
Glouster
A. C. Club Special Meeting Tonight
The A. C. Club calls a special meeting at 7 o'clock in their rooms. Members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted. N. J. Wolfe serves as president.
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A. C. Club
Flood Devastation Hits Glouster Areas Along Sunday Creek
Glouster on March 16 reports a severe flood that washed away several buildings near Sunday Creek. Among the losses are Des Antle grocery Will Reeses poolroom Frank Delaney grocery Vint Curfman grocery Sam Thompsons restaurant Angell and Jones harness stores. The county bridge and many smaller bridges collapsed. No deaths reported though property damage runs to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
the Messenger
Sunday Creek
Des Antle
Will Reese
Frank Delaney
Vint Curfman
Sam Thompson
Angell
Jones’ Harness
Beards Son Recovers From Flood Scene By Horseback
George Beards son of Col. Chas Beards who died in the rescue of flood victims arrived in the city on horseback from Pomeroy late Friday night. He reports the Ohio River near the rescue point was within five feet of the 1884 flood stage and rising at about one inch per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beards
Col
Chas. Beards
Pomeroy
Ohio
Road meeting canceled amid flood uncertainties in Athens
The county commissioners postponed a township trustees and road supervisors meeting in Athens due to flood conditions with no new date set. State speakers were expected to discuss the new road law. Funeral services for a local hero followed, with Knights Templar participation and a funeral cortege to Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
River search widens for two missing men
The right river bank was overhauled from Stella avenue to Coates Run to find Edward Swett and Lucius Turner. Men used iron rods axes and ropes to tear up drift piles while others search the drift and fields. A gray felt hat found below McKinley avenue is believed tied to Turner.
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Dliven
Stella Avenue
Coates’ Run
Edward Swett
Lucius Turner
Turner
McKinley Avenue
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women Health
The advertisement asserts most hospital procedures on women arise from neglecting symptoms like backache irregularities and dizziness. It credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with regulating strengthening and restoring women's health and aiding childbirth and menopause. It cites many unsolicited testimonials stored at the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts to support its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Douglas Wires Contributions For Flood Sufferers
Congressman Albert Douglas of Chillicothe wired the Relief Committee to draw $60 for flood sufferers here and $25 for Nelsonville Glouster and Chauncey. The local committee has not yet drafted and may cover all locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Relief Committee
Nelsonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Notable Athens funeral for Otto Barth marks pageantry
Otto Barth funeral in the university auditorium drew a crowded gathering Monday at 3 pm. The procession featured sixty Knights Templars, sixty to seventy five Elks, fifty Knights of Pythias, and about fifty Eastern Star members, followed by pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Ellis and the U S T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Barth
Athens
Knights Templars
J. Cline
Sunday Creek Flood Devastation Report From Glouster and Trimble
John M Roan of the Sunday Creek Coal Co reports devastating floods in the Sunday Creek valley. Governor Harris sent Adjutant General Critchfield and General Speaks to Glouster to assess damage and seek aid. Officials described conditions as far worse than expected with many businesses inundated and properties swept away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek Coal Company
John M. Roan
Columbus
Athens
Sunday Creek Valley
Critchfield
Speaks
Glouster
Harris
Roan
Emergency Board
Trimble
Flooding and mine damage along Sunday Creek described
The flood washed away the main street bridge and the trestle to Sunday Creek Mine No. 256. Mine 256 flooded to the roof, five of eighteen horses rescued, heavy equipment damaged, six weeks to pump out. Mine 252 may have fire extinguished. 256 collapse caused a large cave-in and gas mains broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek
Roan
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Palmer
Trimble
Hysylvania
Blackburn
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Floodwood
Sugar Creek
Lewis
Sale of Real Estate in Glouster Ohio Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio E D Sayre as guardian offers for sale by public auction on a date in April 1907 at 1 PM the real estate described in Glouster Village Athens County Ohio including parcels in Bowkley and related tracts. The sale follows an order of the Athens County Court and lists the front door of the courthouse as the sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
E. D. Sayre
William B. Te
William RB. Steffy
Bate Court
Athens
Glouster
Athe
Bel
William Bowkley
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Ing
Ken
Edith
A. C. Roach
University Terrace
Rev. Hissey
U.M. W. OF A
Milliron's
Frre
A. C. Meeting
N. J. Wolfe
Pershing
Barth
Knight Templars
Thompson
Headley
Fred J. Barth
Bucyrus
Carl Barth
Coolville
James A. Palmer
J. H. Cline
Fred Guenther
Fred Baker
Fred Barth
Guysville
Swett
Douglas Wires
Assigrer
D. Sayre
Winhesa
Joseph W
Saginaw
Qhid
Mar
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