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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
4
A broad column discusses Lincoln on enforcing law, Taft polling for president, and warnings about burned misuses of justice. It covers Sheriff Brown’s killing, Haywood acquittal, class rush injuries, a dog ownership case, newspaper ethics, Athens politics, San Francisco bubonic plague, and Standard Oil dissolution prospects.
The Toledo Blade notes the Ohio Railway Commission annual report shows the first year of the two cent per mile fare increased earnings. Passenger receipts rose and railroads adjusted to the lower rate with fewer passes and higher per train mile earnings despite railroads’ initial concerns.
Will Culliton an inmate at the infirmary for six months died Monday afternoon from tuberculosis. He had previously worked as an elevator man at the New Bank building but, crippled and ill, had to leave that job and was admitted to the infirmary.
Residents of Salem township will vote under the Beal law on Saturday October 25 to decide whether the sale of intoxicating liquors will be prohibited. The earlier vote to remove saloons in Lower Salem village was influenced by the July Fourth fight and its aftermath.
Columbus Ohio October eighth report says no material change in Mrs Chadwick condition doctors describe as a poor sign during updates on her status
The article recounts Thomas Dailey and descendants moving from Virginia to Ohio by 1822, forming a large family across Ohio and Indiana. It notes nine surviving children who married and produced many grandchildren, with a gathered gathering in Albany and plans for the next reunion in August 1908.
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