Local residents and visitors noted in Logan area
Local notes report Mrs. Charles Schwenke visiting, Dr. Kim Davidson a nose injury, and numerous Logan visitors including Hiram Lanning, Guv Finney, J W Baker, Tom Cotten, and Samuel Grove. Banquets, minstrel plans, sales, and county tax updates are also mentioned. Elk's Minstrel events planned with brisk ticket sales amid illness and a sharp livestock market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Davidson
Logan
Stanley Dew
Child
Mra. Chow, Rowe
Millhut
Carbonhill
Wae
Grip, politics, and industry in a turbulent era
A scattered 1900s style digest notes grip epidemics in New York and racing hints, mentions McKinley Roosevelt election, Kruger in Paris, and Sugar Grove deaths. It reports Columbus Buckeye Lake Traction talks with Westinghouse, a large Hebron powerhouse project, and a 12 million dollar pipe and tube mill by Carnegie at Conneaut Lake Erie, with 5,000 workers and electric-driven, lake-access operations via Welland canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and
Buckeye Lake Traction Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Hebron
Columbus
Newark
Tube Trust
Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
Carnegie
Lahore
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Pittsburg
Schwab
Allegeny
Monongahela
Welland Canal
England
Court of Common Pleas Proceedings Reported in Detail
The Common Pleas docket records numerous civil and criminal actions. Amos Wright vs Thomas Wright awarded $1900 for breach of contract. several bastardy cases, fines, and jail terms. a murder case noted. divorces granted and alimony awarded. a Crystal Tea Company dissolution and ice plant sale confirmed. horse theft acquittal amid unclear circumstances. miscellaneous real estate transfers listed including parcels in Logan, Marion, and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
James Finley Herd
Allie Hysell
Wm. Hysell
Wm. Waner
Geo. Risley
Crystal Tea Company
F. F. Rempel
E. M. Poston
Logan
Maggie Meiser
Sophia C. Meiser
Marion
Mary M. Cook
Luella M. Cook
Murray City
Lydia E. Turner
Clarissa Bartholow
Stimpson Smart
Mary Roby
O. Ogle
Laurel
Ida Belle Wright
Geo
Dana
Edwin Wilson
Goodhope Tp
James KR
Hansel Et al
John A. Sweagy
Ward Tp
John W. Ord
B. Hartley
Frank Green
Serious Condition After Hopper Fall at Brasheara
Lewis Wolf, aged unspecified, lies in precarious condition after a fall from the hoppers at Brasheara. He suffered broken legs and internal injuries, with one leg bones shattered making amputation seem necessary. He was repairing the outside when he slipped about thirty feet. Hena married, 85, had been employed briefly and formerly resided at Chauncey.
Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Chicago woman speaker Prof Roxa Tyler and President Filinose Woman's Alliance endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says a severe cold threatened pneumonia, tried several remedies, stomach upset, then found Chamberlain's pleasant and immediately relief. She is now recovered and would use it again, sold by F S Cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roxa Tyler
Rit
Filinose Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
Saya
Pneumonis
Tom
Notice of Settlement Demand
Notice to all persons knowing themselves indebted to Dr J W H Dye to pull and settle at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WH. Dye
Remarkable Athens County Matriarch Reaches 104 Years
Mrs. Niney Borer Ayers of Athens, living with her son C. B. Ayers on Rice Street, is the oldest resident in the county and likely the state at 104. Born in Monroe County West Virginia in 1797, she moved to Athens about a year ago after most of a long life in West Virginia. She is active despite reduced sight and hearing, widow of her husband who died decades ago, and mother of eight children with thirty-eight grandchildren and forty-seven great-grandchildren. Her mother lived to 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathone
Niney Borer Ayers
C. B. Ayers
Rice Street
Ayers
Monroe County
West Virginia
Athens
C. 2B. Ayers
Old Homestead
A Brilliant Social Event by Hyperian Club Hosts
A refined reception hosted by the Hidiee of the Hyperian Club at Mrs. W. W. Poston’s home last Thursday featured a 100-guest turnout. Directors included Mrs. Poston, Mrs. Musser, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hinman, with Misses Locie, Dew, and Morehead coordinating decorations in purple and gold and ferns. Out-of-town guests traveled from Logan, Jacksonville, Tancaster, Columbus, Bremen, and South Point Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperian Club
Iast
W. W. Poston
Alex Musser
A. H. Moore
Harry Hinman
Bertha Locie
Belle Dew
Laure Morehead
Mabel Poston
Hattie Baird
J. M. Hyde
Frances Scott
Hodges
Wm. Keynes
Logan
Ed. McKelvey
Jacksonville
John Parker
Tancaster
Ed. Johnson
A. Poston
Columbus
A. C. Snyder
Bremen
Harriet Ferguson
South Point
Ohio
Local notes and updates from Pursell area
Protracted meeting continues at Pine Grove under Rev Henderson. Durbin Armstrong of Laurelville reports a progressing school. Mrs Becky Poling is sick. R A Dresback is a city merchant thriving. David Williard made a business trip to Laurelville last Monday. Mr Jack Smith bought a new White sewing machine from H W Kitchen list Thursday. A painter is adding a barn extension,George Willard left Lancaster for nearby work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Henderson
Durbin Armstrong
Laurelville
Becky Poling Ie
R.A. Dresback
David Williard
Jack Smith
H. W
George Willard
Lancaster
Pensioned Veteran Praises Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A Mexican war veteran and editor recalls hearing of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in Mexico during 1847 and 1848. He claims the medicine prevented a pension increase through renewals and remains the quick safe cure for diarrhoea. Also notes dealers F.B. Que, and Rankin tablets advertised for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sam
Ada
Mexico
Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Schwenke
Slumihis
John Henderson
Hiram Lanning
Blachford
Mr. Guv. Finney
Traydenville
Mike Flossie Speelman
Miss King of
Glouster
E.R. Murphy
Lencaster
Davideon
Peter
Nelsonville
Dew House
Elk’s Minstrel
Frank Sauders
Ewing
J. W. Baker
Tom Cotten
Lagrippe
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Meters Gee
Armstrong
Fret Grove
Joe Stiers
Chae. Lute
Wiley Thurness
Linepoeter
Samuel Grove
Cleveland
Frank KE. Rose
Charles Price
Industrial School Journal
D. Grove
Stephan Grove
Fairfield County
Stewart
Rautze
Tyne Tyee
Sayls
Mark Hanna
Boera
South Africa
Dom Paul Kruger
Paris
Hosta
Cincinnati
Electorial College of the
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
College of Ohio
Nash
John F. Willie
Mr. McKinley
Teddy
Mr. MacKinley
Newe
Sugar Grove
Joseph Reber
Hocking County
Hite
New York
Department of Charities
Itj
Booz
John Dyke
Buckeye and Works
Pomeroy
James Kig
Gins
Duke
The
Federal Gas Company
L. J. Snyder
Hilles
Senate
Philippines
Sewall
New Jersey
Root
Aguinaldo
Bryan
Otey
Congress
South
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Fen
Common Pleas Coont
Court of Common Pleas
Orvil T
Mary A. Rose
Jenny Rove
Amos Wright
Thomas Wright
Bill Wright
Haydenville
Tom Wright
Amos
Amor Wright
B. K. Tritsch
Wm. Patton
State of Ohio
Frank Lovett
Wm. Bussert
Bochart
Hedges
Bussert
Samuel Nihizer
Emma Kuhn
Charles Williams
Fred Hildebrandt
Young Frazure
Frazure
Hildebrandt
Fraaure
Horne
Charles Wiliams
Fragure
Thomas Allison Jr
Ward Township
John Weber
Vern Watts
Farms
Sears
Mahbiagh
Wright Hawk
Anne Mitchell
Benjamin F. Warden
Hulda Leniger
Frank J. Beougher
Etta Vy. Bigham
Noah Spencer
Dora Don
Hour
Ware St
Nansy Border Ayers
Bors
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