Women Poultry Pioneers Face Modern Challenges
A piece by Mrs. J. H. Orebaugh argues women can excel in poultry breeding and business, recounting personal efforts to educate themselves, select stock, and build trade. It notes male dominance at shows, cites Washington gas monopoly critique by John R. McLean, and criticizes trusts while urging practical progress for women in agriculture and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Garden and Poultry Journal
Des Moines
Iowa
J. H. Orebaugh
Phoenix Poultry Yards
Batavia
Ohio
Indies
Sam
Lynchings of colored people and county treasury suits
The article discusses the Zanesville convention’s failed bid to mobilize black voters and condemns mob violence against African Americans. It notes historical lynching figures by party and region, and urges a South focused convention to curb mob law. It also reports three lawsuits by HighlandCounty prosecutors to recover allegedly misdrawn funds from county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Democratic Party
Texas
Mississippi
John R. McLean
Enquirer
South
Solid South
Highland County
Common Pleas Court
Sermon on the Body of Christ and church members
A Presbyterian pastor preaches on Ephesian teaching that the church is one body with many members each serving a function. warns against omitting any member and emphasizes grace given to each for diverse ministries, urging Christians to fulfill their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Apollos
Paul
Christ
Democracy Lost in Prosperity Forecasts
A political defense praising Republican prosperity trends after 1896. It cites Dayton and Miamisburg factory gains, wage increases, and more jobs as evidence against Bryan era doomsday predictions. The Epworth League program for October 24 at Bethel M E church is listed with performers.
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Bryapg
McLeans
Aguinaldo
Lentz
Dayton
Miamisburg
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Bethe
Major Julius A Penns Saps Arrival
A receipt from the Hawaiiian Star and Evening Bulletin notes the Columbia bounds for the Philippines with no sith volunteers aboard. Col L Kenyon and Major Julius A Penn command the force. In the Columbia saloon informer James Carey from the Phoenix Park murder is killed. Patrick O Donnel, chosen by lot, executed at Newgate in 1592.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiiian Star and Evening Bulletin
Columbia
Philippines
Sith Regiment of Volunteers
Manila
McKinney
Col. L. Kenyon
Julius A. Penn
James Carey
Phoenix Park
Patrick O'Donnel
Lot
O'Donnel
Newgate
Bryan Visits Kentucky and Ohio in Political Critique
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan traveling to Kentucky to aid his ally Gobel and to Ohio to assist John R. McLean. It notes Bryan’s stance on silver and surrender, cites historical votes in Ohio, and brands Bryan as destructive rather than constructive. It contrasts his private and public conduct with his wild political ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkinus Bryan
Kentucky
Goobel
Ohio
John R. McLean
Bryan
Valandham
Jefferson, Jackson
Aislen G. Thurman
William Jennings Bryan
Ile
Camille Desmoulins
Doctor Dies At Cedarville From Poison Teeth Fillings
The Cedarville Herald reports Dr. Lowry a prominent Ced arville physician died last week from poison in copper alloy teeth fillings. Caps were removed and examined by Dr. Dixon. Post mortem by Drs. Oglesbee and Marsh found poison throughout his system coating stomach and liver. Some contents sent to a Columbus chemist. Dr. Marsh is Miron Marsh formerly of Owensville, brother of J L Marsh district lecturer of Ohio F and A M.
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Lowry
Cedarville
Dixon
Oglesbee
Marsh
Columbus
Missouri Food Law Imposes Penalties for Unsafe Ingredients
A new Missouri statute bans manufacturing or selling food items containing arsenic calomel bismuth ammonia or alum. Violations are misdemeanor offenses with fines under one hundred dollars, directed to county road funds. The act targets alum baking powders and any food product containing the listed health hazards is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Soldier Pap Fergusons remembered by 50th Ohio volunteers
The 50th Ohio Volunteers recall Henry Fergusoson known as Pap, a tall private in Captain Vanosdol's company who carried the wounded and fought in 16 battles. He died October 2, 1800 at the Sandusky soldiers home in his 57th year. his wife had died earlier and he was Sheriff Buvinger’s uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Volunteers
Henry Fergusoson
Vanosdol
Items Of Interest To Farmers And Market News
The tale covers cold weather effects on farming profits and soil, notes a Southland pest pestilent for cabbages, and signals strong apple export demand with Tasman Sweets and Rome Beauty barrels priced 8.25 per barrel. It urges sowing wheat for pasture over rye for better nutrition and flavor in dairy products. The piece ends with a brief ad for Dean’s Ointment at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Baldwins
Rhode Island Greenings
Tasman Sweets
Rome Beauty
Transvaal
First White Capping in the County Shocks Community
Olive Branch becomes scene of the counties first white capping as Ira Stevens a disreputable resident linked to Mrs Edward Howard Jours is dragged from a wagon by masked men who threaten to hang him if he returns The mob action follows a divorce case involving Stevens and his wife and is defended as swift justice by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Stevens
New Harmony
Edward Howard Jours
Filicide
Stevens
Mia Jones
Batavia
Mra. Jones
Tobacco Outlook in White County District 1899 Prices Discussed
Speculation on 1899 crop prices in the White survey district notes Kentucky reports about lower than 1888 levels. Old stocks are depleted and merchants may cut middlemen, aiming to buy directly from growers with agents already in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Brown County
O T R C Holds Notable Meeting At Dowdney Home
The O. T. R. C. of Batavla township met last Friday evening at Miss Hattie Dowdney's home with 28 members. Leaders included Miss Emma Zimmer and Miss Mable Glancy. Next Friday's session will be at Miss Glancey's on Main Street at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavla
Hattie Dowdney
Emma Zimmer
Mable Glancy
Segents
R. KE
Groves
Hinsdale
G. B. Hatfield
Lamfal
Mable Glancey
Main Street
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Editorial Notice
Editorial touts the Cincinnati Weekly Gazette as the leading Central States weekly. It notes a recent increase to twenty pages and a broad array of departments and news for family reading. It urges readers to subscribe, highlighting a fifty cent yearly price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Weekly Gazette
Central States
Aguinaldo’s Proclamations Tie Filipino Resistance to U S Democratic Party
The text argues Aguinaldo leverages support from the Democratic party to justify armed resistance against American rule in the Philippines. It criticizes Democratic leaders and frames their stance as aiding insurrection, noting press double standards and alleged corruption involving Aguinaldo’s envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Reada
Tipperialis
Ile
United States
Tritta Pd
Democratic Party
Aguivaldo
America
Philippines
New York Sun
John Jacob Lena
Columbus
Causes and course of the Transvaal War timeline overview
The piece traces early South African settlement by the Dutch and British, noting diamond and gold discoveries that spurred foreign migration and tensions. It cites the Boers as peaceful agricultural people, the 1807 Jamieson raid, and rising Anglo Dutch conflict over suzerainty. It ends with a hopeful yet balanced view of war’s duration and justice.
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South Africa
East Iondia Company
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Orange River
Atlantic Ocean
Kircberg
Vaal River
Transvaal Republie
Tigre Fartearence
Notable Summit Marriage Preliminaries And Campaign Speech
George Talley and Mrs. Mollie Maham of Summit wed with Squire Slaith officiating. Town figures Judge Gee K. Nash and D. D. Wood plan to speak October 23 about Ohio’s next governor campaign. Residents may ride the morning train on the Pp. & G. road to attend in time for event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Talley
Mrs
Mollie Maham
Summit
Squire Slaith
Gold Fever Grips Afton Mining Town
The note reports renewed gold fever at Afton with a claim of auriferous sands scarce. It notes Afton’s timber springs and fertile lands and suggests patience for the next township communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
France Medical Institute Visits Batavia for Free Clinic
The France Medical Institute, established in Issi, is among top voted medical centers for treating chronic and private diseases. Under a special arrangement, France physicians will visit Batavia every 28 days to offer free consultations at the Clermont Hotel on Tuesday October 24 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Only one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Medical Institute
Issi
France
Vnlyl
Clermont Hotel
Batavia
County Commissioners Allow List of Prison Supplies and Pikes
The last meeting approved various payments including Dennis & Teasdale 700 for prison supplies, J A Burnett 1500 for towels, Fulton Hannah 100 for repairs to McKendrie pike approach, John Sutton 100 advance on salary, Pursell 1 advance on salary, Huddleson 250 for tree removal, Scott erati labor, Fillinger 50 on pike, Bingham 4 advance Neville and Perin schoolhouse pike, Little 15 for ADOM, Jennings 100 for bridge approach, Hill 60 advance on Neville pike and 100 perches masonry, Mrs Morris et al pike material, HUN balance on culvert, Maham bridge lumber, Marspail broom coo 5, Jacobo Util 60, James et al inquiry Ashworth 13, Ross 800 advance on masonry, Mither furnishing material for Moscow & Laurel pike, Masonry 100 perches, Fodman Lanter Co masonry, Favret advance on masonry for Harlow bridge, Reinhardt bridge repairs 00, Kilmer steelman bridge lumber 10, Rain sheep killed, Jeffries advance on section Left Lindate and Lame pike 00, Maharo 00 perches masonry 200, Keller bridge approach 1) , Rush freight 85, Buvinger sheriff costs, Baume boarding pikes, J Donald 1h 40, Rice trestle, Formaine Bassett Hache Co pencils 200, supplies for probate Judge 550, Martin advance on McKennrie pike section, City Work House prisoner maintenance 1800, Ruggles Gales Co ruler, Attorneys and others transacting business Tuesday.
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Dennis & Teasdale
J. A. Burnett
Fulton Hannah
McKendrie Pike
John Sutton
F. M. Pursell
Thom N. Huddleson
James Scott
Erati W. O. Fillinger
Bingham
Neville and Perin
School House
Little, Adom
Henry Jennings
J. F. Hill
Neville Pike
Robert Morris Et al
J. F. Hun
Elmer Maham
Joseph Marspail
Brooma Coo
Jacobo Util
James Ey Et al
Inquert
Ashworth
B.D
A. W. Ross
Mither
Moscows& Laurel
Joluty Ile
Fodman Lanter Co
Lanuer Ih
William Favret
Harlow Bridge
sVntivavet Dro Ee
Montjar
Henry Reinhardt
Kilmer Steelman
A.M. Jeffries
Lindate
Martin Maharo
Emanuel Keller
W. Rush
Sci Niihanvanltaie
W. Buvinger
Ae Baume
piikoOesh Co
Donald
John Rooster
Formaine
Bassett, Hateh Co
J.P. Martin
Andyance
McKennrie Pike
Ilsle Termas
Ruggles Gales Co
Rev W E Shiver and Leona Chatterton Married at Home
Reverend W E Shiver of Chile wed Miss Leona Chatterton of Clover at the bride’s home on Thursday October 12 18 by Reverend G J Dart P E of George town district. Leona is daughter of Ezra Chatterton a Williamsburg farmer and sister of Professor Geo Critterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Shiver
Chile
Leona Chatterton
Clover
G. J. Dart
P. E
Georgetown
Ezra Chatterton
Williamsburg Towneship
Geo
Critterton
Miami Valley Medical Society Holds 44th Session in Loveland
The forty fourth annual session met in Loveland on Tuesday October 10 with the program executed fully. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Dr H A Beeson Leesburg Vice President Dr O B Camps New Boston Secretary Dr Con W Gatch Milford Treasurer D J D Wakefield Loveland The next session will be held at Loveland in May 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley Medical Society
Loveland
H. A. Beeson
Leesburg
New Boston
Con. W. Gatch
Milford
Republican Revival Essays in Mayors and Markets
The editorial extols Republican gains and criticizes Democratic rule, citing price rises under Democrats and economic improvements under Republicans. It praises Henry C. Payne for trust actions, references Bryan and McLean, and urges Louis Hicks for Probate Judge to ensure economical administration and protection of estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitlin
Henry C. Payne
Standard Oil Trust
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Republican Party
Williams Jennings Bryan
Louis Hicks
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Rosencrans
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Henselman
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Lucien Weaver
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Mamie Milner
Lrass Quartette
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Clarence Young
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Mrs. Donn
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Tobacco Outlook
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J. H. Hall
Herbert L. Britton
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