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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

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Debenture payouts and social notes strain state funds

Ohio Debenture holders may receive about 25 percent of claims from state treasurer and receivers funds with 86 percent paid to resident holders after deductions. The article also recounts a New York theater fire scare and a Logan County farmer inviting hunts, plus local debates on street behavior, court wins for the City of Newark and Logan Natural Gas Company, and a Newark v. Chillicothe franchise ruling.

Onto State Journal Ohio Debenture Company Ohio Logan County Himelf Supreme Court City of Newark Logan Natural Gas Company Chillicothe Common Pleas Court

Billison Farewell Banquet Marks Greenfield Sendoff

John Billison, longtime attache at Round Corner drug store, resigns to join Logan Ohio. Friends hosted a banquet and smoker at Coffee Kitchen and Elke lodge room with toasts, songs, and gifts as he departs for a new post. Public figures note A E Price’s bid for speaker and discuss party support and temperance stance.

Greenfeld Party Journal John Billison Round Corner Logan Ohio Billison Johnnie Greenfield Carl Entrekin Bell Exchange Cnore Bill Entrekin Fishbuck Elke J. R. Buck Billis Ison Sim Cowman Meeford Rob Kerr Geo. Connan Holy

Wreck at Orbiston Destroys Hocking Valley Engine 65

A Branch line wreck near Orbiston last Friday destroyed engine 65 of the Hocking Valley railroad. Engineer Lee Smith and fireman Fred Tucker escaped with injuries after the crash into standing empties. three water tanks survived. The engine was hauled from the ditch and sent to repair shops for possible re use. Inspectors arrived within minutes to survey the scene.

Hocking Valley Railroad Orbiston River Division Selby Locie Lee Smith Fred Tucker Smith Tucker Nelsonville

Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle appoints township secretaries

The med teachers are named as Secretaries for the Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle in their townships. They must collect a 25e fee from each member and forward it by February. The Teachers' Library Union offers free access to the adopted books. The board urges active participation and faithful work by township secretaries. Lehman & Beck advertise Kant-the-beat suits and overcoats with a note to shop for savings.

Ohio Teachers’ Library Union Lon Kuyin

Brother of Miss Stone in Zanesville awaits word on Bulgaria

W L Stone residing as foreman at Adam Sauer's distillery in West Main street, Zanesville, reports he is Miss Stone's brother and that both parents are dead while he has not seen her for years. He hopes for early release news from Bulgaria and notes family anxiety over her fate.

Zanesville Bulgaria Miss Stone W. L. Stone Adam Sauer West Main Street Stone The Signal

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New York Biograph Furnace Haydenville Old Hayseed Jim Big Foot Cthos Circuit Court Supreme Court Io Utica Fountain, International Acorn Geo. P.ide Lehman & Beck Clothera Wllen Justin Tinitin MR. Billison Bart & Co A. E. Price House of Representatives Price Paulding van Wert Fulton, William and Lucas Mr. Price Representative McKinnon Representative Comings Athens County Mr. Prices Clark Baker Republican Party Athens Messenger K. J. Tilton Monday H. B. Sehaal J.P. Noxmaanen
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