National ticket and congressional ticket fragment
National ticket lists Williams McKinley of Ohio for president and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for vice president with Charles A. Goddard of Scioto on the Public Works board. Congressional ticket mentions a 9th District member Co H. Ghosvench in the district ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Mkinley
Ohto
Theodore Hoosevelt
New York
Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Scioto
Congress
Ith District
H. Ghosvench
Campaign notes and speaker lineup for Athens county
The piece reports Marietta imprisonment over thirty cents obtained by deception and previews Ohio Republican Campaign events in Youngstown and Athens. It lists speakers including Senators Depew Hanna Foreaker and Governor Nash, plus possible appearances by Foraker Powderly Garfield and others. It discusses education suffrage issues in the South and notes influential Democrats shifting to the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Depew
Hanna
Foreaker
Nash
Imperialism and United States Expansion in the Nineteenth Century
An extract from Hon. William M. Stewart argues against limiting wealth and power gains for the American people. It defends territorial acquisitions like the Philippines as compatible with republican governance and asserts local self-government with eventual statehood, challenging fears of imperialism and political decline as future generations may determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Spain
United States
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
Paul
Philip Planes
Congres
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
Mexico
New Mexico
Philippines
Wm. M. Stewart
Nevada
Daily Congressional Record
McKinley Acceptance Letter Praises Record and Campaign Clash
Washington notes President McKinley’s acceptance letter as a strong campaign document that defends Republican policy and counters Aryanist arguments including expansion. It highlights trip plans for Somerset and Canton, prep by Gen. Chaffee, and Dutch advance polls showing Republican drift west. Senator Daniel defends fairness while privately noting Bryan’s slim chances, with Minnesota among disputed states and Castles cited for Democratic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
America
Minnesota Political Outlook and Army Promotion Developments
A veteran auditor active in Minnesota Republican circles for 34 years says the state shows no signs of a landslide in 1909 elections. He notes strong local organization, renominated congressmen, and a likely reelect of Senator Knute Nelson. Also reported is a post office fraud order involving LPD Bass and two related agencies. Gen Chaffee praised Col A S Daggett for a brigadier general appointment, with Daggett possibly retired to enable Chaffee’s promotion.
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G. J. Roberts
Mint
Middle West
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas
West
Nebraska
Postofice Department
Republican State Central Committee
Bryan
Vermont
Cental
Knute Nelson
Post Office Department
LPD
Bass
Washington
American Teacher's Agency
American Civil Service College
Gen. Chafee
Col
A. S. Daggett
Gen
Joe Wheeler
Gen. Chaffee
Daggett
Chaffee
Out of Town News Recap In Amesville Area
Dr L Henry visits Columbus. Joy guests of Clark. J C Farmer from Salina Kansas visiting Blunden. Weber II Henry attend state fair. Amesville band to perform at Chester fair. J G Moore visits Barlow and Vincent. W W Anderson from Cuthric Center visiting. Tedrow and Gettle perform to crowd. Band social invites. H A Beasley of Marietta reviews interests. Marie Lortz returns from Columbus. John Neil of Albany recent arrival to work at stave mill. A L Whittaker and son Dell host in Cincinnati. Mrs A C Young and son spend time in Coolville with Wedge. G L Fleming aims for Florida. W Gilligan visits Delaware with sister Hedges. Carrie Yocum returns from New England. W P Hoisington sells peaches in New Lexington. R V King and Lucy Fleming guests of Linncotts in Canaanville. Vesta Henry hosts friends. Frank Gifford entertains. Gillilan and Linscott secure option on Hueston farm for mineral springs. Dawes and sister in locomobile headed to Columbus.
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Dr. L. Henry
Columbus
Lewis Joy
G. E. Clark
J.C. Farmer
Salina
Kansas
J. Emil Blunden
Weber II
Henry
Amesville Cornet Band
J.G. Moore
Barlow and Vincent
W. W. Anderson
Cuthric Center
Towa
Tedrow
Gettle
H. A. Beasley
Marietta
Isy Marie Lortz
John Neil
Albany
Stave Mill
A. L. Whittaker
Cincinnati
A. C. Young
Dell
Coolville
W. Wedge
Midland
Joy
Amensville
Carrie Yocum
New England
W. P. Hoisington
New Lexington
R. V. King
Lucy Fleming
James Linncott
Canaanville
Vesta Henry
Frank Gifford
FE. E. Gillillan
S. G. Linscott
Hueston
Canaan Township
Mr. Dawes
First Horseless Carriage Appears in Town from Marietta
A motor vehicle arrived after a five hour run from Marietta through rough country. The 3 mile distance consumed two gallons of gasoline. The machine attracted considerable attention as its first appearance in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nner
Marietta
Local Notables and Visitors Meet in Area Social Roundup
Hull reports John Shott visiting Columbus to see relatives and a New Secoy making a business trip to Pomeroy last week. J Miller hosts his daughter from Amesville, W C Jones and his son Dale visit the county seat, Charles Bretz shows 40 improved miles walked, Fred Guenther and Athens residents call on friends. Linda and Ella visit Guysville, Branch Miley returns from Columbus hospital, Ming Gracie Lawrence hosts Emma and Pauline Guenther of Athens, G St Lawrence and family attend ice cream supper near Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shott
Columbus
Secoy
Pomeroy
J. Miller
Amesville
W. C. Jones
Dale
Charles Bretz Han
Fred Guenther
Athens
Linda Bishop
Ella Flanders
Guysville
Branch Miley
Ming Gracie Lawrence
Missea Emma
Pauline Guenther
G. St. Lawrence
Hiram Manafield
Canaanville
Ireland News Briefs and Local Visits
Ireland notes list Frank Dodd of Frost visiting his parents for a weekend. S P Bingham of Marietta was here on business last week. O P Chambers and C W Tippie were in Parkersburg on business Thursday. Nathaniel Batchelder and wife visited local friends last week. Thomas Flaherty, recently at Mountain Lake Park Md for health, returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dodd
Frost
S. P. Bingham
Marietta
Heige
O. P. Chambers
C. W. Tippie
Parkersburg
Ireland Church
Nathaniel Batchelder
Jobs
Thomas Flaherty
Mountain Lake Park
Chase family notes and local social updates
Born to James Chase and his wife on September 6 Oscar Chase is building a new dwelling. Mrs. Fred Oberhbottzer has been very sick this past week. B. FP. Shamel and wife of Pleasan ton visited friends here on Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Carbaugh spent last week with her daughter Mrs. Hooper of Basset. Edward Parker and wife of Cherry Ridge spent Sunday with friends at Pleasanton. John Chase Caleb Stewart and wife and Mrs. S. Woodyard of this place attended the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chase
Oscar Chase
Fred Oberhbottzer
B. FP. Shamel
Pleasanton
A. J. Carbaugh
Hooper
Basset
Edward Parker
Cherry Ridge
John Chase
Caleb Stewart
S. Woodyard
Trace Couple Visit Relatives in Downington
Downington report notes Mr. and Mrs. John Trace came from Lomeroy Saturday to visit relatives. Also Mrs. Russel Douglass suffered a nail injury. A Harrisonville wedding united Elasha Jewell and Anna Vance with Rev. Wood officiating. Samuel King and wife of Mineral plus Ollie Rass of Kansas visited Mr. Wm. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trace
Lomeroy
Elasha Jewell
Anna Vance
Harrisonville
Wood
Russel Douglass
Samuel King
Mineral
Ollie Rass
Kansas
Wm. Hopkins
Judson News Brief Reports Illness and School Opening
Albert Bartlett is seriously ill with stomach trouble. School opened here last Monday with G. W. Christian as teacher. Bert Till, previously ill with fever, is now able to be up. Six teachers began schools last Monday. Teachers gathered at Carseytown school Saturday at 1 PM to organize a reading circle for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bartlett
G. W. Christian
Bert Till
Lod
Carseytown
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by Cline's Pharmacy
An advertisement touts a harmless remedy for coughs labeled One Minute Cough Cure. It claims rapid relief and directs readers to Cline's Pharmacy for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline's Pharmacy
Perry County Fair Excursion Rates To New Lexington
Excursion fares offered by Ohio Central Lines from Columbus Granville Athens and all intermediate stations to New Lexington for the Perry County Fair. One round trip fare applicable September 19 to 22 with return validity until September 2. No excursion rate less than a cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ohio Central
Columbus
Granville
Athens
Trimble
Ohio
O. D. Jackson
Sedalia
Glouster
Recorder‘s Office
Athens County
C. WH. Porter
E. Uweoces
Sherif
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Funeral
We thank kind friends and neighbors who ministered during the sickness and at the funeral of our baby. — Mkaxp Mus. Gro. Fexzen
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Huron
Supreme Court
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John D. Hill
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W.H. Moody
Haver- Hill
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Taylorville
Senator Foraker
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Chicago
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Penn
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J. L. Grimiths
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California
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China
Somerset
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Pekin
Daniel
Virginia
Mr. Bryan
Rainbow Chasers
alcKinley
Henry A. Castle
OUT OF Town News
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HULL
Ireland
Chase
Downington
Judson
Wicclellan
Scientific Columbus Specialist
Hotel Berry
McClellan
miMiana
Otter
South High ST
Columibus
J.J. McClatinn
Spectallat
Cline
Perry County Fair
Athens County Fair
Ohio Sunday School Association
Joseph Clark
Ruggery
Zeng? & CO
ONE Price Stores
First National Bank
Athens County Farms
Sheriff’s Safe
Benjamin F. Auchauer
Charles Smith, Et al
Edget Wilson
Peter Burns
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
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Plaintif
Uenows
J. D. Sayre
Abratt Plowers
Probate Court
Swittoffer
Pep
Gillet No. 160
Athena
Ed-Sayre
Adm R
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Lewis & Saree
Athenia
Ghilo
Firsl
A. Ellis
Wilam Wilson
Ella Weethee
Ella Tywhpains
J. Freethee
Williams
Dell Boring
William Elliott
Ferden
Carothers
Preston
Perry Preston
Joseph Warner
James Klingfnberg
Sarah L. Shepard
Nettie S. Crain
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