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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1901

Page

4

Water use and local affairs reflect community concerns

The Carey Times notes ongoing water use in Carey and warns of drought risk, compares care and Upper Sandusky, and reports on local issues including a historic robbery case, tariff views, and potential Sherman act action against the steel trust. It cites Monnett guiding the prosecution and discusses imperial policy debates on governance of insular possessions.

Upper Sandusky Carey the Times

Strikes and Trusts Stir Nations With Pacific Island Policy Debate

The article outlines the fight over Porto Rico statehood and a looming clash with the steel trust amid mill closures in McKeesport. It notes potential political fallout and calls for restraint to avoid bloodshed, while warning of consequences for the protective policy. It also covers renewed pressure on Chinese exclusion as Congress nears December. Sheldon P. Hare dies at 60 in Columbus after Civil War service. he was a former lieutenant in the 49th O. V. I. and cousin of Mrs. George W. Croker.

Steel Trust McKeesport Republican Party Congress Pacific Coast Lincoln United States China Pacl- We Césst Sheldon P. Hare Columbus Solomon Hare 49Th O. V. I George W. Croker

Obituaries of J. W. Chamberlain and Jacob Bloom

J W Chamberlain of Tiffin died last Sunday. He taught in Carey before the war and later ran a dry goods business then banking in Tiffin. He was a Civil War captain and a prominent mason. Knight Templars directed his funeral with locals attending. Jacob Bloom died at his Adrian home aged 76. He was born in Bavaria Germany and funeral services were at Adrian Evangelical Church with interment at Spring Grove cemetery under Adrian Odd Fellows.

J. W. Chamberlain Tiffin Carey Knight Templars Jacob Bloom Adrian Bavaria Germany Evangelical Church S. J. Taylor Spring Grove Cemetery Adrian Odd Fellows

Newcomers Reunion Planned at S H Newcomers

North Ridge reports guests and visits across the community. The Newcomers annual reunion is set for August 22 at S H Newcomers. Nearby families and neighbors attend camp meetings and socialize at Crawford and Ran households.

Findlay Crawfords Jacob Searfoss Joan Powell Sarah Keller Elmer Keller Havaland D. Ran Q. P. Copley

Local coastal to Crawford notices and summer excursions

Multiple short items note visits by residents Sue Roll and Josie Thrall, a Crawford basket meeting with Hocking Valley trains stopping August 25, and a Detroit excursion on August 22. Also mentioned are Pan-American trips to Niagara and Philadelphia, a Kis Springville poultry character, property sales by Charles Dame, a upside down post office sign by Willie Montague, land lottery prize winner S B Chesebrough, and Ed Davidson’s large barn, plus Pan American and Niagara plans for the Ash and Washburne families.

Sue Roll Josie Thrall Burt Champlon Laurence Straw Crawford George A. Straw Pan-American Niagara Chautauqua Philadelphia Hocking Valley R. R Detroit Toledo Carey Joe Crissip Kis Springville Place Willie Montague S. B. Chesebrough Guy Oklahoma Chesebrough el Reno Davidson George Ash E. B Rtz J. A. Smith M. A. Washburne Putin Bay Washburne Exposition Niagara Falls Lakeside Washburnes New York

Quarterly conference noted for 1901 date

WM. E. Ghuirch Nokes. J. WILLIAMS, Pastor. The usual services. Our 4th quarterly conference Sept. 2nd, 1901. This conference being late in the year makes it important that every interest should be looked after soon Dr. Lance will be here.

Lance

Help Wanted and Housing Ad Brief

Fifty or more people wanted to harvest onions at once. Edwin Brown for Kent. Five room flat over Frederick's grocery for rent cheap to family with no children. Inquire of Mrs. A J Frederick.

Edwin Brown Kent Frederick A. J. Frederick

Brown & Karns Partnership Notice for Cold Storage Site

Notice certifies a partnership between Eowen Brown and J H Karns to procure a site and erect operate cold storage and related buildings under the firm name Brown & Karns. Also mentions Fried Cakes and Pies and Mrs Ella Dow selling fried cakes and pies on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Brown & Karns Eowen Brown J. H. Karns Ella Dow

Seed Wheat Supply Offer Declares Seed Wheat Availability

A seller offers limited quantities of pure Red Blue Stem seed wheat to farmers at a reasonable price. The notice also lists agency representation for Prosperity and Iron Clad wheat varieties, with location noted as St. KoorrEn.

St ‘ O KieorrEn

Packard Pianos On Sale In Carey With Live Music

Carey Ohio announces piano sales featuring Packard and Steinway brands as main offerings. Mr S E Secoy will head the piano trade from Carey with direct factory access and special terms. Opening night Saturday August 17 promises listening and testing opportunities with local musicians.

Carey United States West New York Packard 8. E. Secoy Westey Parterson

Dogs on Outpost Duty Across Civilized Eras

London Chronicle notes how dogs have served on outpost duty from ancient towers to Knights guard patrols and modern sentry roles. It cites Plutarch and Pliny on ancient uses and mentions Dutch, German, and other forces training dogs for war and search tasks.

South Africa Plutarch Pliny Knights of St. John Knights of Rhodes Dutch Republic William the Silent Mons Germany London Chronicle

Bachelor Tax Question Sparks Witty Exchange

In Chicago, a humorous exchange proposes whether bachelors should face a tax. The Bachelor quips that they are taxed already by listening to married friends' tales of woe.

Chicago Daily. News

Anti Fat Fare Mountain Joke Sparks Courtroom Gag

A cartoon dialogue plays on weight loss from mountain air and hotels. Mr Heavyweight asks if altitude helps shedding pounds. a physician counters that it will not. A judge cues the punchline about mountain hotels offering weight loss by retreat.

Heavyweight

Tobacco Inconsistency in State Policy Comment

A Medical Age critique notes Michigan and Connecticut leaders favor smoking while endorsing a law criminalizing cigarette sales. It questions moral contrast as officials and cabinet members smoke cigars while funds support tobacco growth research.

Michigan Connecticut

Urals Lead Global Platinum Supply Rise

The Ural mountains supply most of the world platinum with 95 percent of output. Recent gains reflect growing demand and higher prices. In 1890 output reached 6,363 pounds, rising to 18,242 pounds by 1899 as production and value expand.

Ural Mountains Ural Urals Industrial Journal

Reduced Rates to New York on Nickle Plate Route

The Nickle Plate Road will offer excursion tickets to New York City at reduced rates starting July 1 with a long stop over in Buffalo to visit the Pan-American Exposition. Tickets may be procured good going and returning via different routes. Asterlin TPA Ft Wayne Ind or F L Twinlog agent Fostoria Ohio.

New York Nickle Plate Road New York City Buffalo A. Asterlin TPA Ft. Wayne Ind F L Twinlog Fostoria

Electric Railway Franchise Request in Carey Ohio

The Findlay and Marion Electric Railway Company petitions the mayor and village council of Carey to grant a twenty five year franchise to locate construct and operate a railway from Findlay to Marion passing through Carey. The firm cites incorporation under Ohio law and seeks consent from frontage owners along Findlay Street with plans to place lines poles wires and fixtures including sidetracks and signals. The petition is signed by Allen Smalley attorney for the company.

Ayer and Council of Carey Corneil Ohio Findlay & Marion Electric Railway Company Lst Findlay & Marion Electric Railway Co City of Findlay Marion Anal Apienia Chrey Sandusky Sayie Streep Allen Smalley

Foley Kidney Cure touted by Iowa man and travel notices

A. H. Davis of Iowa claims Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney trouble after two years. The note also lists travel promotions: J. D. Ewing returns Tuesday August 20 on the Big Four, Ohio Agricultural Exposition dates August 26 to September 7, 1901 with one fare round trip, and Pan American Exposition at Buffalo with One Fare Plus 31.00 round trip via Nickel Plate, starting June 1 and valid within ten days. Contact nearest agent or O Asterlin, Ft Wayne, Ind.

A. H. Davis Sterling Iowa Foley J. D. Ewing Columbus Ohio Agricultural Exposition Buffalo Nickel Plate Road O. A. Asterlin Ft. Wayne Ind

Quit-claim Deed From Stahl to Alford Dated March 2 1889

A quit-claim deed transfers property from J. F. Stahl and wife to BO Alford dated March 2 1889. The owner may claim the document by contacting the office referenced.

J. F. Stahl BO Alford

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Carey Ohio

Amos Bixby as administrator of Aaron Nigh's estate offers a three and three quarters acre tract in Carey Wyandot County Ohio for sale at public auction on a September day 190. The property includes lots one and two in Adam Frederick's addition and a described portion of land with defined boundaries. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest and mortgages securing the deferred balance.

George Brabe James R. Moorman State of Ohio Wyandot Court of Common Pleas Ana Columbus Yoledo Columbus and Toledo Columbus & Toledo Columbus and Toledo Crawford Cran Ip George F. Schmid G. W. Cliffe D. M. B. Smith Carsy & Parker A. D Nentlas Pranly-One Noutheast Tion

Debtor Notice at Carey Banking Co

Notice to all persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned to call at the Carey Banking Co and settle the account. Fred Rowalte.

Carey Banking Co Fred Rowalte

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THE Carey Times Homer Thrall Imity Charles Foster Medina County Weymouth Juy Monnett New York Independent England France Holland Independent Porto Ries North Ridge Lewis Alfonso Wark Our Lady of Consolation Church Lide Harpster Knights of Pythias Dayton Henry Little George Hickle Near Carey Tiffla Friends WM. E. Ghuirch Nokes J. Williams Sweden Norway Oriental Congress Stockholm Seat Chicago Times-Herald Carey Markets Timothy Hay New Prime Lev H J Electric Railroad E. D. DeWirro Bon Ton Bakery Henry Herbert West Man Tymouchtee Amos Bixby Aaron Nigh the Carey Times
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