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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1900

Page

4

Republican Meetings Schedule Listed by Towns

General C. H. Grosvenor and Hon. M. D. Rachford attend Nelsonville on November 2. Stewart with Hon. A. E. Price and C. D. Bopkins on November 2. Canser Town hosts F. D. Sayre and Jas. YP. Wood Jr. on November 2. Glovuston features Weaver and Grosvenor on November 5. Marnsfield hosts Grosvenor and Major L. M. Jewett on November 2.

Nelsonville C. H. Grosvenor M. D. Rachford Stewart A. E. Price C. D. Bopkins Canser Town F. D. Sayre Jas YP. Wood, Jr Glovuston Walter L. Weaver MaRnsuFieLp L. M. Jewett

Debates Turnful Call to Vote for Republican Party

Bryan warns against maintaining the gold standard in a Knoxville speech. The piece urges voters to back Republicans, stressing duty to elect pro business, anti free trade, pro currency stability candidates, and to persuade neighbors to do likewise, highlighting the era’s partisan stakes and urging action on election day.

WM. J. Bryan Knoxville, Tenn Vater Republican Party

Who We Are and What It Means for Rail and Farm Wealth

The passage notes 4,244 more railroad workers than two years ago and a 7,440 annual wage rise in aggregate. It highlights 41,000% more people saving in banks, and farmers benefiting from a doubled home market, a foreign market up over 260 million, and livestock values up 23 1 3 percent.

Republican Rally Proclaims Confidence in President’s Victory

The message urges voters to back the president to protect business and loved ones, praising the American people's good sense and intelligence. It predicts an unprecedented Republican majority in the state and a strong showing for Republicans in Athens County, foreseeing continuing prosperity and good times.

Atheny County

Great Is Tammany and Croker Prophecy in Bryan Speech

Wm J Bryan denounces Tammany influence and Croker in a Cooper Union address. The material questions whether Americans approve Bryan Croker alliance and Tammany methods in Washington. An Athens County Republican forecast predicts a strong GOP majority next Tuesday, citing the money issue and party stance in 1896.

William Jenning Bryan i Cooper Union Hall New York Bryan Croker Washington Wm. J." Bryan Zanesville, Ohio

Republican landslide outlook dominates Washington Letter

Washington dispatch on October 29 argues McKinley and Roosevelt will win by large margins. Londenslager predicts Republicans will control the next House with at least a ten-seat gain, while Democrats abandon hope as Bryan’s eastern tour signals weak appeal to business and workers.

Washington McKinley House Roosevelt Londenslager New Jersey Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Bryan East Mr. Bryan

Republican Case for McKinley Voters in the Nation

The speaker claims Bryan seeks to dodge core issues while the Republican record over four years stands for inspection. He asserts strong support in New England and major states for McKinley and notes a shift of southern business leaders toward prudent finance and national progress. Elections will reflect demand for sound business principles.

Bryan Republican Party New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia McKinley South

Paraguayan Consul Ruffin Seeks U.S. Contacts With Grosvenor

John N. Ruffin United States Consul for Paraguay arrived in Athens after a stay in Paris and Ohio where he conferred with General Grosvenor. Ruffin traveled thousands of miles to promote Paraguay United States relations, praising McKinley era prestige and American capital as vital for Paraguay’s development in cotton goods farming railways and lumber industries.

John N. Rofin United States Paraguay Athens Cleveland Tennessce Asuncion Ohio Cr. Grosvenor General Grosvenor Europe Jufin Paris Grosvenor South America Republic of Athens County McKinley South Ameica

President McKinley and Grosvenor Call for Re‑Election Prestige Abroad

A historical plea argues that McKinley deserves re-election to preserve American prestige abroad. General Grosvenor is praised for expanding trade and elevating the American name, with the belief that strong leadership will improve U S relations with other nations.

McKinley America Grosvenor United States South America

Grand Jury Indicts 28. Several Plea Deals Ahead

The grand jury completed its work after examining witnesses in 49 cases. Twenty-one were rejected and 28 indicted. Arraignments occurred before Judge Wood with varied pleas. Several defendants pled guilty and were fined or sent to the work house or reform farm. Court schedules delayed until after the election.

G. St. Walker Foremin D. D. Fuller D. J. Wixon F.C. Taylor J. M. Meleni J. H. Marshall Join Palmer A. S. Nye A. H. Matheney James Chase James V. Imes Jesse White L. A. Wells A. B. White Daniel White Wm. Phipps Phipps George Collins Jacob Glenn Warren Border Fred McConaha Costa John Bownes George Davidson David S. James Bond James Griffen Isaiah Hooton Edward Joy Emil Limblad Finland Obia Delmar Coffman Reform Farm Jease West Washington McVay Frank BR. Gross Wood

Marriage License Notices for Several Couples in Ohio Counties

Wiliam A Thorn of West Virginia and Cinta Mitchell of Athens obtain a marriage license. Hiram T Berry of Lancaster and Emma J Hartman of Albany secure a license. George Bernard of Trimble weds Sarah E Taylor of Jacksonville. Barney C Matheny and Jessie Robinson, both of Nelsonville, receive licenses. Ellsworth White of Flora Meigs County and Jennie Castle of Athens County also obtain licenses.

Wiliam A. Thorn West Virginia Cinta Mitchell Athens Hiram T. Berry Lancaster Emma J. Hartman Albany George Bernard Trimble Sarah E. Taylor Jacksonville Barney C. Matheny Jessie Robinson Nelsonville Ellsworth White Flora Meigs County Jennie Castle Athens County

Untalled letters listed for Atheny post office 1900

The postmaster at Atheny announces uncalled letters as of October 1900 including Browe, Harry B. Helton, Eliza Arde Detoulson Lilly Th Hoyt Mrs We Lee Mrs Edgar Lee Edwin S Miller Minete Maraton Warren Morgan Maggie oeeee and others. Recipients urged to state they were advertised.

Atheny Browe Harry B. Helton Elizaarde Det “Oulson Lilly Th Hoyt We. Lee Edgar Lee Edwin S. Miller Minete Maraton Warren Morgan Maggie Oeeee C.D. Gist

Preston Go Dry Goods Ladies Tailor-made Suits

The F L Preston Go advertises ladies tailor-made suits described as man tailored with sought after style and air. The copy claims these garments are superior to inferior makes and offered at lower prices.

Rainy Day Skirts Highlight Department Price Run

The retailer touts Rainy Day Skirts priced from 10.00 to 33.50, emphasizing a big run across Ladies' Misses' and Children's styles at the lowest prices, claiming you can own them here for less than earlier costs.

Silk Waists and New Line of Fabrics Introduced

A new line of waists including silk, mohair, serge, lateen, and flannel is announced as a fresh range in fashion, highlighting fabric variety and design options for consumers.

Largest Clothing Stock in the County at Low Prices

A local retailer touts the area’s largest clothing stock with Storm Freize and Cheviots plus other fabrics priced from $2.00 to $20.00. The selection includes worsteds and cassimers in suits serges and new fall designs, moving rapidly with striking absence of chestnut patterns.

Local Store Boasts Unbeatable Suit Prices

A shop touts its stock of men’s suits with a bold guarantee of the best quality and lowest prices. Despite warm weather, the sale continues as customers watch for further inroads on stock and further reductions.

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