Twenty Years of Nelsonville High School Commencement
The twentieth annual commencement of Nelsonville High School, held at Stuart's Opera House, celebrated Prof. S. F. Coultrap's twenty years as superintendent. Ten graduates received diplomas amid music by the Amphion Orchestra, with speeches by Rev. John A Jayne and others marking the school’s progress under Coultrap's leadership.
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Nelsonville High School
Stuart
Opera House
Nelsonville
Selsunouillé
Ohio University
F.coultrap
Coultrap
Amphion Orchestra
Gookwrap
Hey. Henry Fulton
Johon Adame
B. A Stubbins
Abner Juniper
Charles 3. Berry
W. Port
W. R. Burnell
Charles E. Baird
N. Hull
Fulton
Lulu G. Charlton
Susan A. Clark
Kameleon
Mabel L. ‘Sion
Ray
C. Allard
Jula C. Wheeler
Hany H. Jackson
Ethyl D. Cuard
Harry K. Welch
Mahel
Tollis
Ayich C. Comstock
John A Jayne
Bas Stabsing
Nelson
Conltrap
Men Koutner
Thoory
Ela M. Sheppard
Asasatann
Peipats
Mayme Washharn
Stern Asaist
Curfew in Athens Enforces Nighttime Rule for Under Fifteen
A city ordinance in Athens restricts youth under 15 from street activity after 8 PM in April to October and after 7 PM in November to March unless with a guardian. Violators face fines up to ten dollars. The Pallas Club met to discuss Lowell, with Jennie Kurtz presenting a paper on his life and writings.
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Uline
Hisor
Athens
Hiteen
Pallas Club
D Hopkins
Lowell
Jennie Kurtz
Nine teen graduates listed from Ob University class
The graduating class of the Ob University totals nine teen members, with eight ladies and several men. Names include John Hampton Atkinson Nelsonvide John Carrie B Cobb Weilston Dr Athens W Bert Daily and others from various towns such as Athens Sacramento Lanneville Lionsville and Osk Hii.
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Ob: University
John Hampton
Nelsonvide
John Carrie B. Cobb
Athens
Zeale E. L Paver
Walter Maret
Sacramento
Lewis Miter
Lanneville
Pradk
Warwick Moulton
Lionsvile
Addison Pratt Osborne
Jaspar W. Shenmore
Osk Hii
Chads- Clement Salth
Piers Ant Rens J. WA
Passing of a Seeans figure near Stewart
Fragmentary notice reports the death of a person named Meh Seean brooks aged around eighty three, with funeral arrangements and interment at a local churchyard. The garbled text references a burial procession and mentions relatives and local locations near Stewart, but many details are unreadable.
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Seean Brooks
Stewart
Fireman Sues Railroad Over Burn Injury
Fireman George Tiw, sole survivor of the Terth Hi Augest blaze, sues B. & GSW Railroad for four dollars in damages claiming severe burns. He alleges lost salt, damaged vision and hearing, skin injuries to neck and cheek, a withered left arm, and permanent back disfigurement.
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George Tiw
Terth
B. & Gsw
Shooting at Church Festival in Longstreth, Two Dead
Dispatch from Lovan reports at a church festival in Longstreth Hocking County two young men opened fire killing D Christian and wounding his father. Barber fled toward his home as sheriff and pursuit move toward the scene with a tracking team and possible chase underway.
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Lovan
Thessay
Longstreth
Hocking County
Ue Barbes
D. Christian
Bacber
Hame
Momiay
Pursui
Sheri Ryan
Christias Dis
Barber
Hyaching
Portmasters Confirmed for Athens Towns by Senate
A fragmented report notes confirmations of postmasters in three Athens towns by the Senate on Sunday. Names and details are unclear, with several garbled phrases referencing appointments, resignations, and meetings of local temperance and women’s groups.
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Athens
Senate
Sienday
Cornellis
James T. Shepp
M. Raven
Indictments Returned After Three-Day Grand Jury Session
The grand jury completed its three-day session, examining over one hundred witnesses in twenty-one cases. Fifteen indictments include assault to kill, burglary, malicious destruction of property, assault and battery, embezzlement, keeping a saloon open on Sunday, and other charges. Proceedings note pleas of guilty or not guilty, with several trials set for May and costs assigned.
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Grand Juter
Tsuith Koon
Ili
Pearl Staflinger
Joseph Watkins
Berglacy
Douglas Nanna
Peter Saiva
Xarhan Smith
Herbert Smith
Andy Hegce
Aaron Wouper
Frank Tolliver
Fred Hall
Nora Beekman
James Gibbs
Jeff Love
Lewis
James Gitbs
Eel
Wister
Athens
Everett Davis
le Aben
Gthba
Isaiah Koon
Mundas
Ny Guiite
Mag Moh
Thewdire Hundt
Uns
Headley
Dover
James Howard
Mi' Reid
Heidler
Howard
Doergias Sanaa
Nanna Sac Beaument
Davis
Prane Tettiver
Flood
Weed
Tred Hall
Peter Smith
Nathan Smith
Andy Hogue
Peart Stattinger
Jal
Statinger
Beaumont
Phe Wae
Fudad Guily
Hocsinz Bilge
Douglas Sanna
Aaron Coaper
Gui Dare
Gare Laws In Force Across State, Judge Ong Ruling Revisited
A wave of reprints from Ohio papers defends existing fish and game laws after Judge Ong’s decision. Senator George Patloon in Cleveland and Senator Falcon issue statements confirming laws remain in effect and that previous repeal actions do not alter current statutes. The report notes historical context and ongoing public notices across counties as communities discuss related enforcement and local council tax ideas.
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de Diaé Ong
Cleveland
George Patloon
State Fish and Game Commission
Firla
Ong
Falcon
Common Preas Court of
Cuyahoga
Practical Scheme Urges Athens Board of Trade for Tenement Rail Transport
A proposed plan to move mine workers and families between Athens Daleten and Chauncey uses a yard engine to shuttle workers, hoping to boost Athens occupancy and avoid abandoned tenements. It argues a local board of trade could lobby railroads for support and organize jobs, housing, and economic growth for the town.
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Cass Iledrea
Apa
Smineta
Poochwood
Chauncey
Athens Coal Company
Daleton
Meriiest
Athens
Daleten
Carbongate
Buaers
Chauncey Taine
Lothe Mines
Isai
Davis
Swindling Patent Attorneys Target Inventors in Rural Areas
A warning against bogus patent firms preying on inventors in rural districts. The piece describes advance fees, fake medals, and promised wealth from patents, noting how many fall into traps that ruin finances and stall genuine invention progress. It urges protection measures with penalties for firms awarding prizes or medals.
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Grark
Athens County Christian Endeavor Convention in Salemville
The seventh Athens County Christian Endeavor Convention will be held in Salemville on Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3. Participants include De W A Powell, Arawilla Means, Rev I B Melane, Mrs Thota Hoopes, and many others from Athens, Nelsonville, Albany, Marshfield, Colville, Amesville, and Columbus. Friday events at the Presbyterian church and Saturday at the Christian church. Also includes tobacco cessation and medicinal ads from local pharmacies.
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Athens County Christian Endeavor Convention
Selaonville
Powell Arawilla
I. B. Melane
Thota Hoopes
Athens
Sarah B. Lewellyn
Stella Allard
Nelsonville
Hey
E. Nlong
A Household Necessity Described in Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets candy cathartic as a health aid curing constipation biliousness and headaches claiming benefits for kidneys bowels and overall cleansing. It references Dr DeWitt’s Stuben and mentions a Unionville Pennsylvania user and travel fare details from a chaotic text.
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Ohio
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Philadelphia
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Christian Endeavor Convention
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