14 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
1
A chaotic mix of a local political scene and scattered Ohio notices surfaces. Tom L Johnson pursues the Cleveland mayoralty while others debate scale agreements, court cases, editor banishments, and regional political shifts.
The notice urges quiet use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home and taking it as directed for quick recovery. It claims the remedy counteracts the grip’s progression to pneumonia, the serious danger, and reports many users recovering. Sold by FF, 8. Caso.
Circuit Court reviewed Stump vs McClelland over 81 years of claimed right of way with recurring outlet changes, upholding Judge Wright’s ruling against permanence. Probate Court heard three lunacy cases and sent patients to Athens asylum. real estate transfers listed for numerous properties in Washington Falls Marion Laurelville Perry Saltcreek and Logan townships totaling thousands in consideration.
Lewis Hengst of near North Berne died Saturday at 8 80 in his 70th year after months of illness. Resided on a splendid Berne township farm with wife dead years ago and nine children surviving: John Jacob William Maggie Lewis George Juer gensmier and Phil. Funeral was Monday at 10 sun time from the home with interment at Myera church cemetery.
An Iowa City area editor faced pressure to publish a vindictive article about a citizen. The caller insisted the piece be signed, but the editor refused, arguing he would not take blame for an unsigned attack. The citizen departed angry as sale notices for household furniture and a piano appeared in the paper.
Lancaster lodges organize The California Club to fund travel to the Supreme Lodge convention in San Francisco in August 1902. Active and associate members limited by lodge ties, weekly dues, and share offerings. Three candidates admitted. march inspection planned for March 6. Social events include a 10 cent supper and a second anniversary banquet with notable speakers. Red Men and Rebekahs plan upcoming initiations and degrees.
Mayor Harrison dismisses Mrs Nation’s Chicago plans saying saloons are legal institutions protected by law and promising to tolerate no assaults or disorderly conduct. He warns she and followers may face fines if riots or malicious mischief occur during visits.
The piece touts tireless work by workers as Dr King’s New Life Pills promise relief from indigestion biliousness constipation and liver and bowel troubles. It claims millions are always at work day and night and advertises availability at Case's drug store.
In a startling floor moment Representative Brown of Ohio's sixth district urged a resolution to hold the Philippines only to aid its inhabitants until stable self government is achieved and sovereignty is relinquished. He attacked Cuban policy as greed, prompting questions about party loyalty. Brown will leave March 4, to be replaced by Charles Q. Hildebrand.
Cedar Grove reports progress in schools and church events. Residents attend New Zion services. several locals listed as ill or visiting relatives. A humorous aside references a Washington gunman and a mountain lion from Benton, ending with a playful exclamation.
Classified plea with odd emphasis promises a cure for pain through a product sold by F Cane. The fragment mentions Rankin Kite Ney Trunlets and implies a dubious remedy offered to readers seeking a life partner. No clear location or date provided.
Rev Blutz visited Logan on Sunday while the band planned a February 1 fundraiser. State Health official Dr Probst toured, court remained active, and visitors included Ida Wachter from Lancaster and Editor Chatfield from Murray City. Local events featured bowling talk, a Nelsonville visitor, a Logan law case, and a large grip outbreak. Weddings, arrivals, and home-building plans populated the week as residents socialized and attended lectures at the Opera House. The Merry Tramps and Elwore sisters performed to large crowds, with praise for Fr Kelley and a lively first course.
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