Tom Fitch in Nelsonville Delivers Fierce Republican Oration
Tom Fitch of Arizona spoke in Nelsonville on a square platform, amid banners and portraits, to about two thousand listeners. He opposed free coinage, warned of silver monometallism, and urged support for McKinley and Hobart, praising the party’s stability and condemning Bryan’s monetary plans.
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Thomas Fitch
Arizona
Athens County
Tan
Tom Fitch
Castero Lour
Nelsonville
Moraker
Sherman
Tagersolt
McKinley
Hobart
Foraker
Garfield
Lincoln
West
Mexico
South American
India
Chita
Japan
Fitch
Bryan
Sears
Osed
Hother
United States
Rocks of
Gibraltar
Hell
Leap Year Ball Opens Season With Fleur de Lis Society
The Athenian social season opened Friday night at the Armory of the Sloane Guards with the Fleur de Lis pie afkasy, a new social organization led by young ladies. The hall was artistically arranged with full amenities, guests from Urbana Columbus Nelsonville Cincinnati Millfield and locally listed names. Refreshments and punch were served by Misses Pickett Arscott Wood and others, with attendance including many Misses and Messrs from city and surrounding towns.
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Sloane Guards
Fleur de List
Jclub
Roach
Craig
Towsley
Pickett
Booth
Marie Pickett
Mary Arscott
Mame Wood
Macde Loudenback
Urbana
Ethel Steeper
Columbus
Lena Cable
Gertride Sheppard
Nelsonville
Christopher
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Brown
Millfield
Obetz
Sturtevant
Hil
Sheppard
Remsberg
Springfield
Hall
Circleville
Grace Grosvenor
Jessie Towsley
Eleanor Wood
Orinda Foster
Smith
Delia Smith
Cornell
Davis
Weikr
Thompson
Falloon
Weidman
Bougher
Woodworth
Logan
Herrald
Walker
Kessinger
Dre
Bowman
Tom Welch
Stauchter
Brown
Thorpson
Burchfield
Griomes
Gulden
Fatloon
Switzer
Seventy fifth regiment reunion honors Civil War veterans
The Seventy fifth regiment G A R reunion met Wednesday near Cincinnati. Veterans from Hamilton Athens and Meigs counties attended despite farms blocking celebrations. Officers elected Capt E K Montert president Willard Baker vice president Mark Knowles secretary treasurer. Notables included Andrew Jackson of Chauncey and Isaac Skillman of Mt Healthy. Dr J M Lash of Indianapolis attended.
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Seventy Fifth Regiment
O. V
Wrong
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Hamilton Cennts
Athens
Meigs
Ohio
E. K. Montert
Willard Baker
Coolville
Mark Knowles
Chillicotte T
G. A. BR
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
Athens County
Morris Island
S.C
Isaac N. Skillman
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies only
A local health notice explains that deafness cannot be cured by local applications because the disease lies in the ear’s mucous lining and estachian tube. Inflammation leads to muffled or lost hearing. without removing the inflammation to restore normal function, hearing cannot return. The firm offers a marketed remedy for catarrh as a general cure, promising relief when catarrh is the underlying cause.
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Pearness
Carsay & To. Toland
Tap
Hstropgisis
Nervura praised by lawmakers and doctors nationwide
A flood of testimonial letters from politicians and judges across Vermont and New Hampshire extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. They claim renewed health, strength, and better sleep for nervous debility, insomnia, and related ailments, with endorsements by mayors, senators, attorneys, and state officials.
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Greene
Henry Robinson
Concord
N. H
Wanterbury
Mays
Aly
George A. Morse
Morrisville
Council Proceedings Record Lighting Delay Quorum Lacking
City council met in regular session with full attendance except Dr McVay and J W Smith. With barely a quorum, lighting the street crossing was deferred to the next meeting. F G Biddison presented an estimate of materials and costs for street work, noting figures cover only part of the project. The council authorized paying the contractor Berry for work upon acceptance and certification of the work.
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Dr McVay
J.W. Smith
F. G. Biddison
TS Conte Shea
Fell Between the Cars Brakeman Suffering Severe Injuries
Brakeman Petty of the Incal A and M freight was injured Tuesday at the B and M junction while attempting to pass between cars. His leg was crushed and the left foot damaged. doctors fear possible amputation. He is twenty eight years old and from Deerfield.
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Petty
Peres
Deater
Campaign meeting in Athens with Douglas and Davis
In Athens on Sunday a large Republican meeting featured Hon. Albert Douglas of Chillicothe and Hon. Webster Davis of Kansas City. Speakers attacked Democratic tariff policy and urged support for the Republican ticket, receiving enthusiastic applause and blocking many from entering the packed hall.
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Athens
Sanday
Pion Albert Douglas
Chittrothe
Obie
Mayer Webster Mavis
Kansas
Clay
Missouri
Citivens
Agte Aly
Atake
McKinley
Chillicothe
Eleventh
Ir. Douglas
Jefferson and
Jackson
Poughs
Warman
Child
Dour Jas
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Alr
Douglas
Webster Davis
Davis
Kansas City
Dats
Clavie
Tomaltonus
Regiment Reunion at Chauncey Ends in Joyful Remembrance
Members of the Sixty Third Regiment gathered in Chauncey for a reunion spanning Friday to Monday. Veterans shared stories of privation and courage, with regimental crossovers enlarging the crowd. Addresses from comrades filled the town hall as autumn bouquets showcased American pride. Next year’s reunion is planned for Corning.
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Chauncey
Bassin
Conan
Samuday
Res
Selier
Chauncet
Association
Corning
Seven Hundred Sixteen Ale Bieley Organizes Athens Republicans
The Seven Hundred Sixteen Ale Bieley and Hobart club organized for the Republicans of Athens on Friday night. Capt. d. 5, Alea called the meeting to order. The State Republican League constitution and by laws were adopted to reorganize. Officers elected included George Dyson president Sam McCune vice president Tom Mousi secretary FP H Cooler interim secretary O Davis Georges Reynolds FR Baker C B Pierce EA C Bercy were named to the executive board. The roster opened for members and 71 percent were added. Several Democrats signed up for McKinter and paid dues after speeches. The group planned a Sherman meeting for October 5. Insurance on farm property with Hartford Fire Insurance Company was noted.
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Ale Bieley
Hobart
Athens
D. 5
Alea
State Republican League
EA. C. Bercy
McKinter
Gold Payment Promises 4 and 6 Percent Certs Then
A scrambled newspaper fragment describes the Athens Building and Loan Company issuing gold payments and certificates of deposit at 4 and 6 percent interest, parable in gold. It mentions a secretary, a farm sale in Alexander township, and various local ads for medicines, insurance, and goods, with unrelated garbled lines about pneumonia and cough remedies.
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B. HH. Moore
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