Garibaldi and Tennyson in 1864 England
The Westminster Gazette excerpt recalls Garibaldi visiting Tennyson at Farringford in 1864 and the Italian patriot’s remark on poetry and Manzoni. It notes Garibaldi as a voracious reader and praises his noble character as observed by Tennyson. The piece also cites a casual Irish yarn overheard on a train and a comic cartoon caption from Grand Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldi
Tennyson
England
Farringford
Duke of Argyll
Manzoni
Gladstone
Ossein
Scott
Caprera
Walter Scott
Dumas
Westminster Gazette
Republican Caucus in Crawford Township Seeks Nominations
The Republicans of Crawford Township will hold a caucus on Saturday September 7 1907 at the township house from 3 to 6 PM for nominating officers including two trustees one for long term and one for short term one treasurer one clerk one assessor one justice of the peace two constables and two school directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Couple Wed in Fremont Ceremony
Sheldon 8 Kleopfer and Ada Black united in marriage last Wednesday at Fremont with Rev Rada baugh officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Black of Clyde. They will reside in Carey around October 1. The Times offers its congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Kleopfer
Ada. Black
Fremont
Radabaugh
Carey
John Black
Clyde
Times
Infants Koons Girl Dies at Ten Months
Mildred Martha Koons infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Koons died last Thursday at their home in the city. She was elight months and one day old. Funeral held at the Methodist church in West Millgrove last Saturday at one p m Rev tink officiating. Singing by a quartet of small girls with Grace Ketcham as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Martha
O. C. Koons
West Millgrove
Tink
Grace Ketcham
Visit planned for J A Phillips to Indiana and Michigan
J A Phillips left Sunday for a week long visit to Elkhart Indiana with Mrs Phillips already there. They planned to visit Three Rivers Michigan to see Mr and Mrs Herndon and Mr and Mrs Dunaway and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Phillips
Elkhart
Indiana
Mrs. Phillips
Three Rivers
Michigan
Visitor Returns From Vacation With Brother
John Heek spent a week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs David Heck and returned Sunday. He is employed at Albanga Brothers mail order house in Chicago. He was accompanied home by his brother Deputy Postmaster Harry H Heck who is taking a one week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heek
David Heck
Albanga Brothers
Chicago
P Ostmaster
Harry H Heck
Picnic Invitation for Crawford Township Dry Runsdown District
All patrons, ex teachers and pupils are invited to attend the Dry Runsdow District No. 6 picnic in Crawford township on Saturday September 7. Bring well tilled baskets and enjoy the day. Macp STAxR, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Macp Staxr
Preparing to Move to Findlay by Sutphen Family
G. V. Sutphen spends the week here as the family prepares to relocate to Findlay for a new home. They anticipate moving the first of next week and express best wishes for his future success in musical endeavors tied to the Findlay residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Sutphen
Findlay
Guy
Card of Thanks for Mildred Martha Koons
Our heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during our daughter Mildred Martha Koons illness and death. Thanks to Hatton West Millgrove and Rev Mr Fink for services and to all who sent floral offerings. Mr and Mrs OC Koons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Martha
Hatton
West Millgrove
Fink
O C. Koons
City Council Meeting Tightens Sidewalk Enforcement Or schedule
City council met in regular session with Stahl clerk Snyder Pahl Gregg and Kemerley present. The council discussed sidewalk enforcement, warned noncompliant property owners, and ordered immediate action to repair or construct sidewalks. August county treasurer settlement reported with various fund receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Snyder
Pahl
Gregg
Kemerley
Kemberley
M. C. Reynolds
Seares Res
William
Mohn
J. T. Brown
Charles R. Long
N.O. R
Carey Times
Fae
Acob Greene
J. W. Weeks
Robert Drake
Cosgray & Ash
Moise
General Fund
Carey Public Schools to Open September Ninth
Carey public schools will start the year on Monday September 9. Superintendent A. J. Nowlan, Principal Mattie Myers, and teachers N. R. Hart, Bertha Van Heyde, Jessie Mulholland, Mary Brayton, Daisey Ryder, Elsie Turnbell, Lulu Perkins, Stella Nye and others are listed for East End Grammar, West End Primary, and A and B classes. All west of the Big Sour railroad attend the West End building. Children must be six by January 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Nowlan
Mattie Myers
Wee Eeeee
N. R. Hart
Bertha van Heyden
Jessie Mullholland
Mary Brayton
Daisey Ryder
Elsie Turnbell
Lulu Perkins
West End
A. BE. Canstien
Stella Nye
Big Sour
Owner Reunited With Wheel After Lot Sale Oversight
At a Saturday lot sale on October 17 a man left his bicycle by the road. George Pierce kept the wheel for a day and a half, advertised it, and the owner responded with an exact description. Ross Patterson identified the wheel, confirming Pierce’s possession, and the owner was found. A second note from Fostoria reported a stolen bike traced to Carey via the same advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pierce
Ross Patterson
Pierce
Fostoria
Carey
Times
Union Meeting at United Evangelical Church
A Sunday night service at the United Evangelical church drew a fair sized congregation with church choir singing. Rav. Neibel of Sycamore preached a sermon from the text Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his ways by taking heed according to thy word. Next Sunday night’s meeting will be at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
Rav. Neibel
Sycamore
Lutheran Church
Crawford Family Reunion Set for August 31 1907
The eleventh Crawford family reunion will be held August 31 1907 at the home of W C Crawford in Biglick township. Relatives and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
W. C. Crawford
Biglick Township
Wyandot County News Briefs and Local Happenings
Miss Clara Emptage of Marseilles married last Tuesday to C F Lipp of Bryan. They plan to sail September 15 for Bangalore India where he will teach in an English college. A new bank Farmers and Merchants opens in Nevada September 1. Tymcchtee township holds first primary convention August 30 at Bell Vernon with a full afternoon program and speakers. The Champion Orange discusses lawn flowers and dirt road repairs recommending the King Drag. Upper Sandusky debuts the Berg orchestra in the city’s new lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Emptage
Marseilles
Nevada
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Tymcchtee Township
Bell Vernon
O. D. Myers
Horace Wood
W. S. Brackney
Zenes Wood
Guy Wilson
Kate Bkleberry
J. W. Heininger
SUN ‘Timi
B. B. Landus
Ernest Shatzer
J. N. Holmes
Daisy Ekleberry
Moser
Carey
Times Office
Taft on disfranchisement in Lexington speech
Secretary Taft outlines a practical path to solving southern disfranchisement by focusing on industrial progress and fair enforcement of educational or property tests. He argues that non discrimination and adherence to tests will bring government benefits to the South and reduce critique of the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Taft
South
Lexington
Tarr
Why the Barns Burn
A reader warns that open barn doors let air circulate to feed fires that smolder for weeks after hay cutting. He notes hay can autignite or be sparked by lightning, and urges keeping doors open to vent heat to prevent a sudden blaze.
Carey Clippers Crossed Bats With Vanlue Team
Report notes a Friday game between the Carey Clippers and Vanlue with an undisclosed score. The brief hints at strong competition and a decisive result despite not recalling exact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Clippers
Vanlue
New Side Door Passenger Coaches by Southern Pacific
President Harriman ordered new one passenger coaches built at Sacramento car shops with side doors for strength and safety. The cars will have a narrow passage between coaches, round windows, and new ventilators, giving an unfamiliar look. Some coaches will be completed and placed in service on the western roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Union Pacific
Scientific American
Griffith Beck Tie The Knot In Radnor Nuptials
Wilbur A Griffith and Vergie M Beck were married at the M I Parsonage in Radnor last Thursday after obtaining Probate Judge A M Brown's permission Rev BR Wright officiated. The groom, son of D T Griffith of Radnor, long a Carey resident, and the bride, daughter of Marion Beck, reside in Carey. The bride wore a Panama cloth gown. The couple returned to Carey Sunday evening and will make that city their home. The Times offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Griffith
Vergie M. Beck
A. M. Brown
Radnor
M. I
BR. Wright
D. T. Grifith
Carey
Marion Beck
Panama
the Times
Advertising on Freight Cars Prohibited by Master Car Builders
The Master Car Builders association forbids signs or posters on freight car sides. The ruling applies everywhere east of Chicago, halting practices that labeled cars with lines like flour from Carey City Mall in Carey, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey City
Carey
Ohio
W. HW. Snyder
Master Car Builders Association
Tillway
Chicago
Adelsperger Reunion Held at Elmwood Farm in Starcock
The eighth annual Adelsperger family reunion took place at Elmwood Farm, William Adelsperger's country home in Starcock county, on Wednesday August 21 1907. About one hundred members attended including D L Adelsperger and son Neil from Springfield O C Adelsperger of Union City Indiana and John Albert and son John of Buffalo New York. Plans were made to hold the next reunion at Meadowbrook Park on the third Wednesday in August 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelsperger
Elmwood Farm
William Adelsperger
Starcock County
D. L. Adelsperger
Neil
Springfield
O. C. Adelsperger
Union City
Indiana
John Albert
John
Buffalo
New York
Meadowbrook Park
Poultry Journal to Be Issued from Carey
C. E. B. Cram announces a poultry journal with partner Mr. Coleman of Belleville. The publication will be printed likely in Dayton and dated Carey. The first issue is planned for October and Mr Coleman will relocate to Carey by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Cram
Cram
Coleman
Belleville
Richland County
Dayton
Carey
Accident on Big Four Rail Road injures Urbana man
On Sunday evening a car derailed on the Big Four Rail Road. Sk. Mo Brown of Urbana attempted to assist from the track and injured his left great toe, requiring multiple stitches. Dr. J. D. Southward and Dr. R. C. Van Buren treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk. Mo Brown
Urbana
J. D. Southward
R. c. van Buren
Sutphen Family Visit To Pittsburg Home
Mr and Mrs C R Sutphen of Pittsburg arrived Friday for a week long visit at the home of Mr and Mrs J Z Sutphen and their son. Sutphen is business manager of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sutphen
Pittsburg
Resolutions of Wyandot County Teachers Institute
Resolutions commend the institute leadership and instructors for their work and highlight growth in teacher self improvement through summer normals. They urge township supervision, support the Reading Circle, and back legislation for paid institute attendance and more normals in the state. Signatories include R. J Kiefer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Teachers’ Institute
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Wyandot Court
Ohio
Board of Education
Upper
Sandusky
R. J Kiefer
A. O. Suber
A. G. Clinger
D. W. Curtis
A. J Nowlan
Letter from A. A. Reynolds on Washington schools
A. A. Reynolds, formerly of Brush Prairie Washington, now superintendent of schools at Chinook Washington, praises the Washington school system as superior to Ohio's. He promises to write further about the region near the Pacific Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Reynolds
Brush Prairie
Washington
Chinook
Pacific Ocean
Reynolds
Ohio
Flo
Blacksmith Shop Opens in Alyvada for Repairs and Shoeing
Notice announces C Wood opening a blacksmith shop at the old stand in Alyvada Ot offering repair work and horse shoeing with prompt service and special attention to road and "ioterform" orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyvada
C & Wood
Alvada
Infant Mark Kentfield Dies in Illness
Mark David Kentfield six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kentfield died Friday morning after a month long illness. He was a twin. his brother died on the 17th instant. Funeral Saturday at eight at Our Lady of Consolation Church conducted by Rev Father Forrer of Upper Sandusky in the pastor's absence. Pallbearers Christine Straw Edith Kitzler Esther Brown Esther Krupp. Interment at St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark David
Charles Kentfield
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Father Forrer
Upper Sandusky
Father Mizer
Christine Straw
Edith Kitzler
Esther Brown
Esther Krupp
St Mary's Cemetery
For Sale: 160 Acre Jacob 5 Bott Farm North of Wharton
Farm offered for sale 160 acres known as the Jacob 5 Bott land located 24 miles north of Wharton. Sale to the highest bidder. Send bids to Willis P. Rowland of Upper Sandusky before September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob 5 Bott
Wharton
Willis P. Rowland
Upper
Sandusky
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of our son
Heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for great kindness shown during the sickness and death of our little son from Mr and Mrs Charles Kentfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kentfeld
Teachers to North Baltimore Begin Public School Posts
Misses Muadgie Chesebrough and Lulu Hoy will travel to North Baltimore next Saturday to start teaching in the public schools there. They will serve as sixth grade teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muadgie Chesebrough
Lulu Hoy
North Baltimore
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Great Western
Wille
BECK @ SON
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
West Main Street
Hunter
American Express Office
Rhone
Ireland
Ochone
Jool
Tim Darlin
Vie
Doctor
Toledo Blade
Republican Caucus
Public Schools
East End
Berg
Chicago Record-Herald
Adelsperger Reunion
Poultry Record
Big Four
Resolutions of Teachers Institute
North
Baltimore
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