Corner Stone Lays for New Evangelical Church
A long legal dispute ended unfavorably for the Dubbs and Hisher branches, leading to a new church and parsonage. Rev W E Bailey leads fundraising, the cornerstone ceremony drew 1,000 to 1,500 onlookers, and $123.61 was raised. The project aims for a September completion and September dedication during the Ohio conference. The event honored by Rev A Evans and featured readings from First Chronicles and hymns. The project marker, sealed by A M Jacobs and David O'Brien, includes a history and church documents.
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Dubbs
Evangelical Church
Snyder's
Opera House
Commercial Hotel
W. E. Bailey
B. Herbert
Lutheran Church
Tle
J. M. DeWeese
David
Solomon
Batley and Evans
Beulah Land
Rev
A. Evans
Baltimore
Ohio
Bailey
Evans
Keystone League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carey
A. M Jacobs
David O'Brien
Jacobs
City Council Minutes Report Regular Session
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Gilliland and Clerk Hook present along with councilmen Siies Buckland Ewing Dame and Schmuck. They reviewed payments to S P Nigh township clerk for town hall roof and glass for K of P hall and multiple labor and material expenses including water works caneagete ystneneasenay and engineering salary. Various orders were approved including Walter Carr hauling dirt W H Will engineer salary and multiple labor payments with May 31 as a date reference.
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Gilliland
Hook
Siies
Buckland
Ewing
Dame
Schmuck
S. P. Nigh
K. of
P. Hail
Herbert Newhard
John Gusentan
Carey Times
Ordl Dance
David Moll
W. J. Bakers
Ed Smith
Jacob Greno
Cam Harris
Walter Carr
W.H Will
Senator Morgan Assesses President's Cuban War Provocation
Alabama Senator Morgan claims the president plans a drastic post adjournment move to inflame war fever over Cuba. He argues the tactic would boost the president's popularity and pressure the Democratic Party, while distracting from the free silver issue.
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Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Democratic Party
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Opens Despite Rain
The Tennessee centennial exposition opened Monday amid heavy rain. Officials voice optimism that the event will be a great success. The piece lauds Tennessee and its citizens and urges courtesy to all, including humble tradespeople like umbrella mend ers.
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Tennessee
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Stols
Kurtz
West Philly Street
I. MN
Sullivan Property
Dow Atreet
Lama A. van Buren, M. D
Ailice
Mtrun
Eiarness
South Street
Vance
J. E. Nichols
Kinsey Montague
Uver Snook
G. WW
Momneague
Onsurlal
Louse
Carey, Uhlo
Galt House
Uwerman Mond
Findlay Street
C. C.C
St L.depo
Galt
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Phoenix Oil Co
Cleveland, O
Staples & Novelties
J. Z. Sutphen
W. M. Presler
Adrian
T. W. McGlure
Lamb and
Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Company
Thesebrough’s Grocery
J. A. Gibbs
Chesebrough's Grocery
J. Gilliland
Real Estate and Insurance
Scientific American Agency For
HUN? CO
Broadway
New Yor
America
Sunn’ & CO
Pueleeers
New York City
Aia
A. U., Kemerly
W. H. Snyder
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Hocking and Jackson Lump and Nut
Jackson
Main St
East
Big Four Railroad
Carey, Oeio
Turner
Moscow
Yaphrolsthring
Humbert
Patterson, Garey
Oghio
City Council
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