Ohio victory reshapes national political landscape
The article notes a decisive Republican win in Ohio with a 100000 margin, predicting a Republican legislature and national impact. It highlights McClellan's defeat of Low, Hanna's continued influence, and a rebuke of free silver and single tax while predicting a united, confident country under a Republican administration in the coming presidential year.
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Ohio
Yoxs
Jahngon
Bryan
Hanna
Iis
Senate
Primary School Pupil Attendance Report Highlights
A report from A pri Diary grade lists pupils with no absences or tardies over two months, naming Carl Bell Horace Palwer Wilbur Trigto Edwin Fisterwald Willie Dailer Golda Barrow alle Fine sterwald Ella Glass Lichte Hastings Edith Ruston Mabel Strahl. Separately many students show perfect attendance for September and October including Preach Cosette Dye Audrey Gibson Lewise Higgins Constance Mooney Jas Perry Julist Reach Ina Stooy Hele Whitmore Eva Wethee Lucile Henre Oli Dailey Clarence Davis Walter Davius Jerry Fowler John Gleason John Lynch Herbert Ward Howard Lepley.
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A Pri
Carl Bell
Horace Palwer
Wilbur _Trigto
Edwin Fisterwald
Willie ‘Dailer
Golda Barrow
Alle Finesterwald
Ella Glass
Lichte Hastings
Edith Ruston
Mabel Strahl
Tte Preach
Cosette Dye
Audrey Gibson
Lewise Higgins
Constance Mooney
Jas Perry
Julist Reach
Ina Stooy
Hele Whitmore
Eva Wethee
Lucile Henre
Oli Dailey
Clarence Davis
Walter Davius
Jerry Fowler
John Gleason
John Lynch
Herbert Ward
Howard Lepley
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meet In Lancaster Attracts 600
Educators from nine counties convened in Lancaster for the Southeastern Ohio Teachers association meeting. Attendees from Athens Meigs Lawrence Jackson Perry Hocking Scioto Vinton Gallia and Pike joined sessions in Ewing Hall with more than six hundred in attendance. Speakers included Dr R K Fushap Dr Alston Ellis Supt Charles J Britton and Dr J P Garih among others. The program featured a welcome, addresses on manual training education and national songs, plus a Friday gymnasium social with a large turnout.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Ewing Hall
Aia
Southeastern Ohio
S Oven
Athens
Meigs
Lawrence
Jackson
Perry
Hocking
Scioro
Vinton
Gala
Pike
Bain
Bat Brubuauimens
Fairfield
Ifield Counly
Amesville
Guysville
Tencher
Athens County
Pomeroy
Middlefort
Ironton
New Lesntgton
Corning Shawnee
Logan
Permouth
Mearthor
Hamden
Galli_polis
Rio Grande
Waryerly
R. K. Fushap
General Assembly
Ohio
Ellis
C. B. Taylor
McArthur
Dr. Taylor
Enlatert
Creas
Arhene
Association
Charles J. Britton
Kenton
A. J. Gantonori
Cincinnati College of Music
University Choral Society
J. W.sturz
Abies Jane Ryan
John M. Cook
Iliners Normal School
DeKalb
Gaukt
Andreas
John XN
Hizey
Ay Rohn
G. Walton King
Belle Bishop
Dr. Gordy
D. J. Evans
Old and the New address outlines progress in arts and sciences
A Republican elect state schenl delivered an address on the Old and the New, summarizing progress in art science and education over the past decades. Officers were elected for the year including President Frederick Treadley Athens secretary Sept O W Carr Syracuse and executive committee members Cassidy Lancaster Pierpont Logan Copeland Athens. Adjournment set for next year at Lancaster. Nature's true fruit Cathartic California Prone Wafers are pleasant and harmless 100 for 23 cents Ask your Druggist.
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Schenl Can
Missioner
Ohio
Frederick Treadley
Athens
O. W. Carr
Syracuse
Cassidy
Lancaster
Pierpont
Logan
OC. M. Copeland
California
Private Hospital Planned at 42 East State Street Athens
E. Cullams, long located in Pennsylvania, remains in Athens to establish a private hospital with a complete bath room offering sponge Turkish and Swedish massage plus scalp treatment. Rooms ready for rest and prompt nurse and physician care, with four lady assistants and day hours from morning to evening.
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Cullams
Pennsylvania
Athens
Maseaga
East State Street
Death of Ezra S. Root at 73 in Benmnet Alabama
Ezra S Root aged 73 died at his late residence in Benmnet Alabama on October 1 1915 He was born and reared in Rome township and was the eldest brother of Frank Root formerly an express agent in this locality The notice records his age birth origin and a family connection
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Ezra
Root
Benmnet
Rome -Township
Frank Root
Women Run Over by Runaway Horse in Nelsonville
On Saturday Mrs. James Bartoe and Mrs. Jol Daugherty were run over by a runaway horse in Nelsonville. Initially feared seriously injured, both women were badly bruised and shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Nelsonville
James Bartoe
Jol Daugherty
Indies
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