16 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1892
Page
1
A northern man helps a struggling southern lecturer in 1868 Boston. Wendell Phillips secretly pays her $100 for a night, then urges her to pass it on. Years later she learns who paid and honors his generosity, continuing the chain of aid to others.
Miss Dolly Powers returns home after visiting Steakeville friends. Geo Parker of Jobs visited town last Monday. Miss Sally Williama of Jobs stayed with cousin Miss Nellie Cook on Saturday. Geo James and wife of 8and- Run visited family here over Sunday and Monday. Married at the bride’s parents’ home July 3rd Mr. Wm Channels of Job’s and Miss Anna McLaughlin of this city. Rev L A Patterson officiated. Ed Evans returned from Portsmouth Ohio. Jimmy Goulding’s news. While Harbaugh seeks Baylor, Daniel McGionis and Miss Anna Camp visited Dounville last Tuesday. Fourth of July passed, jocket broke, 8. Burke.
The festival at the U B Church last Saturday night saw very small attendance due to bad weather. Notes mention T D Woods ill with rheumatism at home, George Kelch buying a new buggy, Silas Ogle ready to thrash for farmers, and Rev C W Jones visiting from Pine Grove. Other items report wheat cutting finished by most farmers, Will Brashares near completion, Adlen Shiek missing from the Stock House, Dr. Marshall visiting, and Wesley Ogle with his wife visiting Cedar Grove kin. Sam Sims and sister attended the Cedar Grove festival.
A severely injured man with both legs amputated sits on a sidewalk in Chicago begging for alms. Passersby, including gamblers and a fruit vendor, donate money while he pretends to have legs hidden in a coal-hole and later enters a charitable institution.
A Nevada judge faced accusations of bias after engaging in stock transactions tied to mining claims. He sold $10,000 in stock to the plaintiff and a $10,000 sale to the defendant’s supervisor while presiding. He later issued a favorable ruling and distributed $50,000 to each investor as dividends, a sequence suggesting improper influence.
Detroit Free Press reports a pastor questions a young girl about heaven and his duty. The dialogue explores whether heaven is a good place and the preacher’s aim to improve himself and others, ending with plans for life after death.
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