Thirty-Eight Clubs Deliberative Suffrage Report
A two day Ohio suffrage convention in Athens welcomed 70 voting delegates from 30 local and eight county groups. Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren chaired, praising civic duty, education, and moral leadership as paths to equal rights. Speakers from Cincinnati Toledo and Cleveland urged sustained activism, with Miss Gail Laughlin and others stressing the future role of women in politics and law alongside men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Woman's Safvage Association
MEB Ented
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Eght
Toledo
Sarah A. Bissell
Elsen Selly Frayne
Susan B. Anthony Club
Cincinnati
Drs. Sievers and King
Miss Taylor
Club
Cinenati
Athens Society
Mary, E Stewart
Haddox
Higley
United States
Ohio
Ohio University
DH. Moore
M. B. Church
State Suffrage Association
Upton
Frayne
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B Anthony
England
Elizabeth Coit
Columbus
Wm. Llor& Garrison
Pardee
Senate of Tah
Wyoming
Sne
Gail Laugh Jin
New York City
Wellesley and
Cor‘well Liaw School
New York
Carmell
Colorado
Aise
Anthony
University of Rochester
Presbyteria
C. D. Norris
Bliss Florence Craig
Endorsed by the Union for Charles H. Grosvenor
Weestas J A Smith son and others credit Representative Grosvenor of Ohio with staunch support for organized labor. He voted for bills aiding workers and earned the union’s praise. The resolution thanks him for courtesy at trade matters before Congress and wishes him continued support in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froxnat Laron Ustow
Wasaixcox
D. C
Weestas
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Organized Labor
Noa
Charles B. Grosvenor
J. A. Smrrisox
Comal
Republicans Awake Albany Rally Draws 2500 Crowd
Oct 18 Albany hosted a massive Republican meeting led by Grosvenor Daoroant Woodmansee, drawing an estimated 2500 residents plus many delegates from Athens Lochland Alexander townships and Vinton county. Speakers included J Pi Woon, F A Darban, and D D Woodmanser as the parade and rally showcased strong party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Grosvenor-Daoroant Woodmansee
Athens
Lochl
Alexander
Columba
Meigs County
Columbia
Vinton County
Ohio Central
Albany Cornet Band
Harrison
McKinley
William Dailey
Promniy
F. A Darban
Zanesville
Democratic Party
D D Woodmanser
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court Docket For Week. Grand Jury Reports
October term opens with 23 witnesses to cover 43 cases. Judge Wood and the grand jury begin extensive investigations and may not report until Friday. Foreman G R Walker. Disposed cases include foreclosures, divorces, partitions, and defaults with judgments and sales ordered where indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Common Pleas
Sayre
G. R. Walker
J. M. Wood
E J. Jones
Frank. Flinn
Victoria Stratton
Frank Stratton
Pialutiz
Athens Lumber Company
Prank RB. Ball
Hall
W. H Brown
W. E. Peters
Keystone Manufacturing Company
D. W. Bossington
Finlay Brewing Company
Davis
Henry Clays Watch Returns To Spotlight For Historic Piece
A friend leaves a solid gold watch once owned by Henry Clay with Gen Grosvenor. Made by M F Tobian & Co in Liverpool, it bears engravings and an eagle motif. The owner values the watch at 5000 despite frequent offers of 250, hoping to fetch that sum.
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Gen Grosvenor
Henry Clay
J.C
Henry Grayy
M. F. Tobian & Co
Liverpool
Clay
Serious Runaway Injures Athens Area Man
Oscar Chase son of John Chase living ten miles south of Athens near Pleasanton was badly injured in a runaway incident on the south bridge last Wednesday evening. The wagon seat loosened, he fell, horses dragged him along the bridge, and he suffered a broken jaw and two chin fractures but escaped internal injuries. He was cared for at a nearby residence, then returned home by Sunday.
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Oscar Chase
John Chase
Athens
Pleasanton
South Bridge
Wednnesday
Chase
Bening
Pallas Club Holds October Meeting at Mrs Merwin’s Home
The Pallas Club met on Saturday in October at Sunnyside home of Mrs Merwin. Miss Linton opened with a paper on The Topography of Mexico. Mrs C D Hopkins spoke on Ancient Architecture and the Great Temple. Miss Hildrup led the study questions, and Miss Moree presented the Magazine Review on The October Harpers. AL Price and Mrs A O Sloane were elected delegates to the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Marietta. The next meeting is set for October 27 at Mrs Friday’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Cioh
Death of Mrs S H King at Grant Hospital Columbus
Mrs S H King died Friday evening after an operation at Grant Hospital Columbus. Wife of S H King of this place she left three children and one stepchild. Remains brought here for interment with funeral services held Monday at Marshfield conducted by G L Pake and Rev Turley in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missnan
S. H. King
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Marshfield
G.L. Pake
Rev
Turley
Tharp's Fatal Fall At Hollister Coal Works
John Tharp, 31, died after a scaffold collapse at a coal works near Hollister. He and Albert Jenkens were on a timbered structure when a pole gave way, sending them 25 feet to the ground. Jenkens survived with injuries. Tharp never regained consciousness and died Friday night. The Tharp family had farmed nearby for decades and were long associated with the local community. Tharp was buried Sunday in Sands graveyard amid a large funeral turnout. He was described as quiet and frugal, respected by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenmiz
John Tharp
Hollister
William Joh Deal Company
M. W .Tharp
Albert Jenkens
Yail
Tharp
Jenkens
Jenkers
Tharps
Coal Company
Sands
Tn Hs
Teachers Here Tomorrow in Southeastern Ohio Meeting
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association will convene in the college auditorium tomorrow at one o'clock. The reception committee will include the superintendent and public school teachers. Dr J W Bashford of Delaware will deliver the annual address Friday night at 780 o'clock. Judge Wood will discuss school law Saturday. Davis of Rio Grande College will discuss moral training. Williams of Marietta will present a paper on the Educational Value of the ideal, with other papers and discussions by prominent schoolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
J. W. Bashford
Delaware
Judge Wood
Davis
The
Rio Grande College
Snpt
Williams
Marietta
Miner William Bean Struck by Water Train Near Redtown
Jacksonville reports a miner named William Bean aged 43 living at Redtown was fatally struck by a water train near his home late last night. His head was severed and his body ground to pieces. He had testified before the grand jury in Athens the day prior. He leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
William Bean
Redtown
Athens
Hall's Catarrh Cure and worm remedies offer dubious claims
The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Gelo for piles with political testimonials, urging readers to buy from local druggists. It includes misspelled names and dubious endorsements, noting a Toledo Ohio firm and wholesalers.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledy
F. J. Cheney
Stam
Ohio
Aldixg
Riman & Magyrs
Toledo
Hat
Hall
DeWitt
S. Pharmacy
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Ohio Woman’s Suffrage Association
Paris
Griffith
Paige
Belonville
Jobas L.grifith
Indiana
A.B Price
Athens County
Price
Old York
Pleaserton
Pleasator
Andreseed Byl M- Foster md
Woodworth
Roosevelt Rough Rider Chastet
C. M. Haddor
Pred Pickering
Floyd Qoaltrap
John Mitchell
Trimble
Tarnere
Koons
C H. Bryson
Roosevelt
Carthage
LorrurpGe
A.E Price
D. R. Clayton
Clayton
Bryan
Daleton
Dartros
C. H Bryson
M. Foster
Bon
B.D. Sayre
E.C. Woodwoth
Gnhostenor
Pfeffer
Amesville
Ames Township
H. Grosvenor
Wm. A. Pfeffer
Kansas
William Wilkinson
Minneapolis
State Committee
Grosvenor
Dover Township
W. J. Warrener
Pfefer
Glouster
Senator Pfeffer
Wilkinson
Amd
Wilkincot
Seeds of Town
L. A
Troy
Vos
Common Pleas Court
Clige
H. King
Vanderhoot
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