Auction Notice of Athens County Land Sale May 1890
Sheriff of Athens County Ohio will offer at public auction on May 3 1890 at 1 pm at the front door of the Court House Athens Ohio the sale of 95 acres in York Township part of a 155 acre tract. Real estate includes parcels once conveyed to Charles A Cable John F Welch and Lewis Strong with reference to partition suit and prior deed records. Also described are tract portions in Vinton County Ohio including southeast northeast and northwest sections totaling 4 acres and 7,135 0 in Athens County and 11,080 00 in Vinton County. Sale pursuant to order of Common Pleas.
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Athens County
Ohio
Athens
York
State of
Hocking Canal
Laurel Hill Coal Company
Hocking
Charles A. Cable
John F. Welch
Stephen C. Strong
Maria C. Strong
Lewis Strong
William B. Brooks
Charles A. Joel
Recorder's Office
Ord of Deeds
Vinton
Chnison
Ohio Company
South
S. E
N. E
Pamber Tai
William B.ooks
Ilas Putnam
Walter’s
Vilton County
Vinton County
A. P. Imm
Iohn Finsterwald
Sheriff
Lane & McNatewran
Attys
Probate court notice from Athens County O showing settlement
Fragmentary probate docket in Athens County Ohio outlines accounts and settlement proceedings dated May 6. The notice mentions Pinelot and related guardianship or estate items with limited readable details.
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Athens County
Damiel Bottonty Deceased Prompting Estate Details
Fragmentary notice notes the death of Damiel Bottonty and references the Steed Reem team and probate steps in the estate filing. Details are unreadable. names and dates are incomplete, blocking full clarity of the action or venue.
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Ste
Damiel Bottonty
Danse
Apri
Fair Treatment and Salaries Debate in Athens County
Cons I Ham defends county commissioners against Herald criticisms over pay and bridge work costs. He argues salaries depend on work done, cites auditor reports and school and court spending rises, and calls for fair comparisons using detailed breakdowns of expenses and services.
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The
Herald
Auditor of State
Junod
the Herald
Athens County
Ohio
Messrs
Campbell Amd Higgins
Board of Commissioners
I. Ham
Munson Stands Firm Against Cleveland Ripper Vote
Columna bus correspondent recalls Representative Munson from Licking County who, upon told to back the Cleveland ripper by Governor Campbell, quoted a tale and replied with a decisive No as his name passed in the House. The exchange highlights Munson's polite stubbornness and independence.
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Licking County
Colummabus
Cleveland
Munson
Campbell
Cleveland “Ripper
Manson
Boston
May Day Protests Loom Across Two Continents
May 1st promises unrest as organized labor plans a Chicago demonstration with about 70,000 workers. Agitation swells in London Paris and Vienna while governments monitor closely. The day is seen as the masses’ moment to voice discontent and grievances globally.
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Chicago
London
Paris
Vienna
Carlisle Tramps Work on Poorhouse Farm Experiment
In Carlisle Pennsylvania an experiment set tramps to work on the poorhouse farm. The labor proved willing and productive with some online as recreation and change. The effort has thinned the tramp population in the area as residents worry about smallpox fears.
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Carlisle
Dem—Thomas Predicts Doom for Democratic Party
J. H. Thomas criticizes the party’s leadership in a letter to a friend. He says the Democratic party is doomed due to discontent with both the legislature and the governor. He argues the governor favors allies from Dayton over those who supported him at the polls in November.
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J. H. Thomas
Brice
Democratic Party
Dayton
Withdrawn fragments from Virginia congressional race recap
In a terse report the latest congressional election notes saw two contests in Virginia where incumbents sought to retain their seats. The piece emphasizes that each race remains unresolved and political dynamics indicate continued contest.
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Virin
Gma
scattered world news and opinions from a late 19th century page
The itemized digest covers treaties framed in English between Russia and China, a locomotive firing invention, Anna Dickinson’s earnings and dwindling funds, and a two thirds congressional backing for a silver bill. It reports 171 railway accidents in March with 44 deaths and 165 injuries, plus various political, social, and natural events across the United States and abroad. Major entries include suicides near Martinsville Indiana and New Castle Indiana, flood aid estimates for the Delta region, calls on the Farmers Alliance, a San Francisco government building cost, California earthquake damage, and other assorted notes on politics, crime, religion, and infrastructure.
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Anna Dickinson
Congress
Adam Haskett
Martinsville
Ind
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Detroit
Altoona
Daniel Reitmann
New York
State House
Ural
Okhotsk
Michigan
Delaware
U.S
Charles Lowell Hancock
John Hancock
Julius Addison
New Castle
M. Levetchi
Port Bowkley
Penn
Speaker Reed
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Gen. Grant
U. S. Supreme Court
Deming
Ariz
Farmers’ Alliance of Missouri
Ohio Legal Holidays and Local News Highlights
Statewide notes include Labor Day designated as a September holiday and election day relief concerns over saloon closures. Cincinnati Grand Army parade success, several local accidents, arrests, and notable deaths populate a wide round of Ohio items from Clark to Lima and Alliance to Columbus. Local odds and ends cover rail launches, triplets, and a Mexicans veterans reunion marked by May dates in Mount Vernon.
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Grand Army
Cincinnati
Clark County
Ohio
Joseph H. Dowling
Dayton
Campbell
Agid Arnold
Landeck
Allen County
Alliance
Sallie Starbuck
Wilmington
Annie
Gertie Price
Ella Hawkins
Clifford Church
Lima
J. M. Crawford
Delaware
Alpina
Mich
Lynch
Blinky” Morgan
Wapakoneta
John Kirchner
Green B. Baum
Midland Railroad
Columbus
Joseph Ausbaum
Clifford Giffen
Woodlawn
Theodore Beck
George W. Knight
Bellefontaine
Joseph Smith
Herman Niemer
Charles Ross
Newark
Junction City
Kansas
Ohio State Association of Mexican War Veterans
Mount Vernon
Palo Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Weighell Building
Longworth and
Elm Streets
Wm. H. Niemer
Queen City
Peter Harman
Keenwood
van Wert Bank
Fmura Rose
Ius Rowe
Atlantic Garden
Charlee Roth
Roth- Meyer Packing Company
Meigs County and area news briefs from Ohio papers
Reports from Meigs County and nearby towns cover primaries on June 7 and a convention on June 14 with Grosvenor delegation prospects. Pomeroy congregation moves toward a new church edifice, and the Middleport commencement at Coes Opera House is noted. Local politics include a rail bond vote passed by 764 to 4. A Rush elds vs Higginbothams clash leads to arrests, with penalties for Sunday saloonkeeping and concealed weapons. Ice harbor funding, a Barlo drowning, and Blaine’s consul appointment in St. Etienne are mentioned along with a $50,000 Marietta memorial building bill. The oil region around Newell’s Run grows more active, and ex-sheriff Gallagher becomes yardmaster at the penitentiary. Logan school board reorganizes, natural gas interests win a Thursday election, and burglars hit Omeret mills with minimal take.
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Meigs County
Grosvenor
Pomeroy
Middleport High School
Coe’s
Opera House
Pomeroy Telegraph
McElroy
Ohio
Zion
Rutland Township
Rushels
Monkey Run
Higginbothams
Middleport
John Rushel
Robert Higginbotham
James Higginbotham
Wm. Cromley
Man Higginbotham
Blaine
Frank B. Loomis
Marietta
Washington
Cincinnati Times- Star
United States
St. Etienne
France
Sherman
Newell’s Run
Fex
Gallagher
Logan School Board
O. W. L. Wright
Blosser
Ural
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Chas. A. Vogeler Co
Baltimore, Md
Court of Common Pleas
Otice
General News
Russia
China
Ben Carberry
Cora Benbach
Brazil
Rebt
Luger
Baltimore City
Presbyterian Church
State News
Ev. W
Hecker
Leveland M. E
Meigs
Charley Condale
Barlow
Judge Sibley
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Law School
Rowland
Ae Br
Josiah Huggins
Frank M. Brown
Prery
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