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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
3
Obituaries and resolutions of respect feature in this issue, five cents per line with seven words per line. Send changes of address with old and new addresses. Local news, country correspondence, and letters from friends in the West and South welcomed.
Dr J G McDougal presented a paper on two Perry county cases at the Ohio State Medical Society meeting in Columbus. He argued the evidence does not confirm leprosy. other experts note diagnostic challenges and the need to prevent panic while seeking the true disease. Separate items note Democratic candidates for Ohio governor and the fate of Lawrence T Neal.
The Ohio Farm Laws and Legal Forms is a 236 page volumes listing laws on Animals mortgages contracts descent and distribution of property dower drainage fences game grist mills grain warehouses home stead landlord and tenant mechanic s lien offenses against property wills work and labor compulsory education and many forms. It contains amendments repeals and Supreme Court decisions to show rights under state law.
The Athens county Republicans are urged to maintain unity as 240 special deputy collectors face unemployment. Ex Senator Warner Miller predicts Republican victory and says nominations should be decided at the convention. A major case in Cincinnati over Kentucky’s separate car law for African Americans is seen as a national test to be taken to the Supreme Court, with broad interest from Southern factions and railroads.
The piece surveys Gov. Morton’s presidential prospects, social rifts with the Paget and Gould families, and the high society scene. It highlights Mr Brockholst Cutting’s charm and wit, summer plans of Astor and Drayton circles, a notable police reform gesture, and local civic tensions among colored citizens.
A sprightly idyl revels in grass’s rapid growth from vale to hill and street. The verse jokingly laments hay shortages if grass keeps rising and spreading, praising nature’s vigor while lampooning poet warnings to stay off the grass. Nixon Waterman’s fencing verse is cited from Puck.
The past ten months saw the United States running a trade deficit of 90 million dollars. The speaker asserts the balance would favor the United States under a Republican regime and argues that politics is essentially a business matter.
A NY Second Avenue motor trial, a Quebec engineer's Hudson Bay rail idea, and Missouri railroad commissioner duties expand to watermelons. St Louis forbids under fifteen jumping from moving trains within city limits. Delaware & Hudson passes now come as quarterly coupon books. Little Jimmie Watt recounts a pot cover dance and learning a trade. Harper's Young People.
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