Ohio Democrat weekly paper masthead and notice
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
2
Death of Michael Krieg Visitor: Logan Mfg. founder dies at 76
J B Dollison reports the death of Michael Krieg a longtime Logan furniture maker and local citizen aged 76 years 10 months and 9 days He was born in Kasselbourg Germany Feb 25 1825 immigrated to America in 1880 lived most of his life in Ohio founding Logan Mfg Co and planing mill He died December 18 1901 with Dr H J Steward conducting services at his home journal notes his large family and years of service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kreig
Kreig
Logan
Miewarn Kasen
Michael Krieg
Kasselbourg
Lomanx
France
America
Wayne Co
Ohio
Perry Co
Tunis Butin
A.B. Butin
D. White
A. Huston
E. G. Collins
Logan Mfg. Co
Nelsonville
Leah Friesner
H. J. Steward
Planting Fruit Trees in a New Orleans Style Orchard
An 1860s era guide by Mr. Mall of the Fremer’s Tuatigates on selecting a site, preparing soil, and planting apple and peach trees. It stresses elevated sites for peaches, deep plowing, thorough manure, and large planting holes with rich earth. Advice covers staking, orientation, early spring planting, fall ground prep, grafting notes, and mulching for drought protection. It contrasts two planting philosophies and urges careful soil work as key to tree vigor and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paper
Mall
Fremer
Resolutions of the Farmer’s Institute Report
The Committee on Resolutions reports support for labeling all woven goods with material percentages and manufacturer name, favoring a Great Bill taxing imitation butter products, urging highway improvements, urging stricter dog taxation by assessors, and honoring late farmers W N England J A Shaw Wilford Stiers H S Adcock Abel Carpenter Ed S Mathina Carl Wolfe and W Clowe. A copy of these resolutions will be sent to state and national legislators, county officials, and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Congress
Agriculture
Vis
W. N
England
J. A. Shaw
Wilford Stiers
Adcock
Abel Carpenter
S. Mathina
Carl Wolfe
W. Clowe
R. F. Work
H.W. Stiens
E. Snuurz
A Valuable Present on Brown Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Brown received a box of Kid Ne Oids as a sixth wedding anniversary gift purchased from F S Case, a leading druggist. The Browns note they have used Kid Ne Oids before and value their benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
F. S Case
Probate Notice in Hocking County Ohio for guardianship
Notice reports probate of vouchers for partial settlement in Hocking County Probate Court. John C Handerson as guardian of George Wo Loo Albert Lee and Malina J Lee to appear January 11 1902 at 10 o clock AM for hearing as scheduled by Probate Judge B Riason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ohio
John C. Handerson
George Wo Loo
Albert It
Malina J. Lee
Ame
Pearing
Riason
Narotanus Frown Seeks Divorce in WV Public Notice
Narotanus Frown of Printing, Rion County West Virginia, files in the Common Pleas Court Hocking seeking a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. Hearing requested after December 2, 100, with petitioner Oscar B. Fg Aamon listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narotanus
Rion County
West Virginia
Aled
Court of, Common Pleas
Hocking
Narotanus Fresmon
Oscar B. FG Amon
Probate Notice for Ch vouchers in Hocking County court
Notice is given that the following ch vouchers have been filed in the Probate Court of Hocking County. A hearing is set for January 8 at 10 oclock before J Brabon. The matter concerns the Ame will and settlement. attendees should appear as convenient thereafter. December 1, Sew Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Ohl Tor Font
Kline
Core Ke Kile
Uanuars Wu
J. Brabon
Probate notices from Hocking County reflect estate settlements
The document lists accounts and vouchers filed in the Probate Court of Hocking County. Executors and guardians are named with dates for hearings and final settlements. Details mention William A. Hulda as executor and a June or December hearing, with proceedings set to occur soon after.
Subsidy bill framed to enrich International Navigation Co
A critical editorial condemns a proposed subsidy bill as a plan to profit the International Navigation company. It argues the measure disguises a 60 percent dividend windfall for the four steamers of the International line, urging Congress to reject the scheme as an outrageous transfer of public funds to private profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1 Navigation Company
Frye
Frye, Hanna & Co
United States
International Navigation Company
International M
International Company
New York
Southampton
England
Steamship Company
International Maera
Engiiah
Congress
Wisdom
International Navigation Compar
Rora
Merxga
Ship Subsidy Debate Echoes Through Congress
The Baltimore American notes opposition to subsidies and wage hikes as misuses of public funds, while references to Teddy Roosevelt and tariff battles reflect a polarized view of imperialism and tariff policy as Congress weighs the Philippine tariff and ship subsidies. The piece cites McCall, Richardson, and Morton amid broader tensions over economic policy and naval buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Baltimore American
Freeerly
Richardson
Philippine
Conarese
Man McCall
Massachusetts
Sugar giants at war over tariff and sugar trusts
The article argues Cuba’s long war has left it in the grip of two major trusts the beet sugar and sugar refining interests. It frames Havemeyer as shifting to free trade, while beet sugar advocates push for high duties. It cites Oxnard and contends Congress will back protection to shield beet sugar, urging the public to let the fight continue and noting the old adage when thieves fall out honest men may have a chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Jeland
Bpanlah
United States
Tolland
Lkely
Hf. O. Havemeyer
Sugar Refining Trust
Mr. Havemeyer
Mr. Oxnard
Beet Sugar Association
Congress
Cost of Ships and Subsidies Debate
The piece argues over American ship subsidies, citing figures for British and German builds and noting contracts with Harland & Wolff and Newport News. It questions government funding, cites the Maine rebuild cost, and mentions orders for twelve steamers at over four million dollars. The discussion references Roosevelt and Presidents in the context of rail and shipping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
England
Germany
United States
New York Shipbuilding Company
Baker
Engdad
Chamberlain
Mr. Hater
North German Lloyd Company
Maine
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Troubles Over Hawaii Foreigners and Prices
A debate among two factions of protected manufacturers centers on Hawaiian status. One side argues Hawaiians are full Americans and should pay domestic prices. the other says gradual Americanization is needed and warns against rapid tariff shifts. The Iron Age letters cited show exporters seeking lower export prices, while Hawaii is treated as U.S. domestic territory, with implications for tariffs and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Honoluu
California
Mtnlilar
Honolulu
Retoro
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
United State
United Country
Ita
Infante
Charles M. Bebwab
Industrial Commission
Amer
The American Ritua Hon and the Trust Menace
A long Sheffield letter by Stuart Uttley reviews American industry and tariffs. He notes sugar bounties abroad, protective policy as a strength and warns it could hinder U S trade if widely adopted. He argues American trusts threaten labor and balance with English free trade ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trants
Dee
Fap Magla
Sheffield
Wagland
Stuart Uttley
Uttley
England
America
France
Germany
United States
Abe
Amate Jng
Great Britain
Expensive Prosperity and the Wage Earners’ Burden
The census reports show territorial gains in capital invoiced and output value over ten years, yet nominal wages decline about 2 percent despite perceived prosperity. The piece criticizes tariff protected trusts and the steel trust, noting hefty taxes drawn from American pockets and rising prices for ordinary workers. It laments the cost to wage earners and questions how long prosperity can endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceusne Bulletman
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Delaware
Steel
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Ohio Democrat
J. B. Dollison
Ditor
Hauth
Postomen
Lowen
Bend
Farmer's Institute
Molise
Wiliam
A. i Hula
Bertin Iuangton
J.B. Riabo
Ghle
Faloming
Cate
Hanna
Treasury
Teddy
Hob
Merling Morton
Chicago
SUGAR
Manoa
Yormker
Roosevelt
Tasule Republic
Hawaii
Roe
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