Court session opens as Judge Wright presides in Hocking County
The January term of the Court of Common Pleas convenes with Judge C W H Wright on the bench. Grand Jury empanelled. numerous civil and equity cases heard. numerous foreclosures, divorces, and partitions set for motions and trials. criminal docket includes disturbances and alleged crimes. detailed docket entries cover real estate transfers and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Court of Common Pious
Equity
Wright
Clerk O'Hare
Abel Carpenter
Shem
William G. Barton
Elijah Woolever
George Laneford
Charles Richards
Lucilla
Lizzie Mc Broom
Wright and Petit
Deila Fox
Eoate
Thomas D. Woods
Admr
David B. Whitcraft
John O. Aswpbell
Charles van Horn
The
Phoouls Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Ohio
Ephraim Horn
Wit Oeas
J. A. Cupp
William H. Kelch
Levi Emerick
Margaret Emerich
Maury Watts
Alsie Carne
Baratton
Cupe
Mary H. Hugoes
Daniel Karshoer
Franklin
Geo. Mahan
Blanchester
Clinton Co
Jess Devore
Uourles F. Brandt
Hoard
Windeld
Poston
Logan Natural Gan and Fu
Charlon B. Whitley
J. Hy Karnes
Jonee Hartcough
Joneph Hart Tough
Itu
William Fotherolf
Bale
Howe Wval Company, & Partnership
Columbus Hocking Valley
Toledo Ry, Co
Jobe Church Co
Michael Carllo
Preck H
Kirchner Ve
Pettit
J.N. Siatser
Ano G
Equitable Relief
Coat of Plantitt
C. W. H. Wright
Court of Common Pleas
Hocking County
Court of Common Pieas
Itv Lomates
Ao Ag
Anel Carpenter
Fierce War Momentarily Expected in Philippine Insurgency
Washington dispatch from January 11 1899 reports rising alarm over the Philippine Insurgents defying Gen Otis Miller forces in Tolle and Manila. Senate debates treaty ratification with factions predicting possible extra sessions while Miles and the beef inquiry threaten further political maneuvering in Washington.
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Wanninaron
McKinley
Senate
Otia
Tolle
Miller
Otis
Manila
Philippines
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Jerry Simpson
Congress
Jerry
Waoshington
A. D. McClure
U. S
Washington
Army Board of Survey
Miles
Cuba
Porto Rico
Algor
Rattlesnakes as Missionary Folly in Ohio Tale
A tale from the Sanitarian recalls an Ohio family named Beaver led by an eccentric minister. After a son is bitten by a rattlesnake, the pastor prays for snakes to bite each son and even the old man, claiming only rattlesnakes can bring repentance to the Beaver clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bandusky River
Beaver
Name Town
Great Haute
Jim
John
Bill
Sam
Wanted for Assault Anson Miller at brick plant
Augustus Mills, a Hockley Valley brakeman, charged Anson Miller who worked at the brick plant with assault after Mills lent him a revolver. Miller returned, drew knuckles from his coat, struck Mills repeatedly, leaving severe head wounds. Mills obtained a warrant. Miller fled toward West Virginia.
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Anson Miller
Augustus Mills
Hockley Valley
Mills
Miller
East End
Milla
Sawault
Vingtorwald
Weat Virginix
Athons Moasvpgor
Chicago Platform Aims to Free Nation From Banks and Trusts
The 1900 battle lines are drawn as Waterman argues the Chicago platform embodies the people's rise against plutocracy. He blames Cleveland era demoralization and bank conspiracies for Democratic decline, urging re adoption of the Chicago platform to secure victory over McKinley era gold policy. The piece stresses education of voters to embrace the platform and oppose wealth power.
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Chicago
Democratic Organization
New York
Cleveland
America
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republic
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
McKinley
Bryan
Barks
Monopolies
Trauts
Republican Party
Chicago Platform
Nteworthy
Wateliman
A Fine Piece of Color Work in Hood’s Calendar
An experienced art critic praises Hood's Sursaparilia Calendar for 189. It is both useful and artistic with up to date color. The featured "American Girl" portrait adds a pleasing element, making it a desirable item for 1808 collectors.
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Hood
Hood’ & Lowell
Mave
Haskins Elevation: From Humble Life to Ohio Miners President
The article praises W A Haskins of Hocking County for rising from modest origins to become president of the Ohio Miners Association. It highlights his defense of bimetallism, support for Bryan, and dedication to the common people, noting his youth and potential for future political leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Hercules
The
Ohio Miners Association
W. A. Hocking
Ohio Minera Association
Billy Hasking
Uackins
Billy Haskins
William Jerotngs Bryan
Bryan of
Ae Fourtees
Notice to Taxpayers on December tax deadline 1801
Notice from H. Kure Treasurer announces books close January 24, 1801 for December tax collections and transfer to Auditor for settlement. All December taxes must be paid by that date to avoid penalties of 15 percent on real estate and 109 on personal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kure
Wanted Reliable Manager for Local Office Opening
Advertises a position for a reliable man to manage a new office in the area. Requests applicants to mention the paper and provides scattered contact details. The garbled text hints at catalog references and an address line, suggesting a local employment notice with incomplete details.
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O. K
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Wheels of Justice
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George W
Martin
Weaver
John le Krimmel
Rowe
William Cave
William H. Ohmer
W. Gostin
Oliva M. Craig
Rachel
Hunter
Henry F. Chmottl
Albert "Becker
W. Boery
Board of Education of
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Hocking Co. C
Christopher Pierce
Henry Federer Amdr
John T. Albin
Geo. van Foaren
Catherine Wolf
Levi Wolf
Tillie Luis
Noah Bigham
Harriet Mays
James Mays
Ella May Sullivan
Henry A. ‘Sullivan
Floyd
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Ezra C. Harsh
Celia A. Beery
State of Ohio
Gnlsktvers
Defendent
Blaze of Ohio
Charles Miller
Giris
Reform School
John Fugitt
Malinda Dixon
Real Estate Thanapers
R. J. Longstreth
Emme McVey
Btarr Township
Susan Barthlow
Emily Waldeck
Lo- Wan
Geo. Mumford
Susan Bartholow
Logan
L. D. Vickers
Willet Viog Wright
Flavious Barthlow
Palle Township
Jasoph Bartholow
Aguanaldo
Hotto
Washington News
Beef Trust
Army
Czar Reed
Reed
Hull
Rattlesnakes
Missionarion
W. H. Haskins
Organization of
Underground Workers
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