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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1882

Page

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How ’Twas Done Red Book Edition Promises Political Insight

Major Pangborn leads a large team to publish a special edition of the B. & O. Red Book titled How ’Twas Done The Political Revolution of 1882. It will compile official election results by state and district with county-by-county comparisons to 1876 and 1880, include independent and third-party figures, and present changes in congressional districts with exhaustive tabular data.

Major Pangborn American Bank Note Company C. K. Lord Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad United States Lord

Handsome Safe Sold by Columbus Firm

A very handsome and reliable safe was bought this week by Mr. Jacob Shafler from E. M. Frazee & Co of Columbus. Major C. Jones represents the firm. The sale is promoted with low prices and invites customers to Athans to inspect the safe.

Oliver Ashley Great Bend Nancy Bush Lebanon Charles Keyser Pomeroy Ella Roush Sutton Township Athens Asylum Jacob Shafler E. M. Frazee & Me Columbus Wler Safe C. Jones Athans and Tae Sas Leona

Forest City Iron Works boiler explosion in Newburg

A boiler at the Forest City Iron Works in Newburg near Cleveland exploded Monday afternoon. Five workers, including the master mechanic, were killed and many others seriously hurt as the mill was wrecked leaving only the smoke-stack standing. The Indianapolis Times notes a political aside urging Republican resilience and the Comptroller of the Currency authorizes Third National Bank of Circleville to begin business with $100000 capital.

Cincinnati Bishop Race and Longworth Streets Telegraph and Mail J Journal Forest City Iron Works Newburg Cleveland Comptroller of the Currency Third National Bank of Circleville Ohio

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