List of Names in Historical Notice
A roster of individuals including E A Rooth Geo W Morris B Squire L Hay A Burgland Geo A Booth Orlando Coffin R E Foot H A Sanford J E Coburn J B Sarvis KE O Stone H R Holler J W Leach D A Nottsinger W Brown A W Lewis and others appears in the document. The fragmentary text preserves multiple personal names with initials and surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.A. Rooth
Geo. W. Morris
B. Squire
L. Hay
A. Burgland
Geo. A. Booth
Orlando Coffin
R. E. Foot
H. A. Sanford
J. E. Coburn
J. B. Sarvis
O. Stone
H.R. Holler
J. W. Leach
D. A. Nottsinger
W. Brown
A. W. Lewis
Matthews Controversy Over Washington Recorder Appointment
Washington readers condemn the reappointment of James C. Matthews to the recorder of deeds post. The Washington Critic reproduces a March 4 1886 Cleveland letter stating the nomination violated revised statutes sections 1771 1772 and risking five years imprisonment and a $10000 fine for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthews
Albany
Senate
President
Grover Cleveland
Executive Mansion
March
Douglass
Cleveland
Europe Threatened by Triple Alliance Wars and Diplomatic Tangles
European powers loom toward a new great war as Bulgaria Serbia and Romania form a proposed alliance backed by Turkey Austria and possibly Germany and England. London dispatches warn of a clash with Russia, while Turkish mobilization grows. The Antwerp postoffice dispute ends with Miss Mooney running mail from a shoe shop. Dem critic M P Jacobs vows to oppose Hill, who may face a November defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bulgaria
Servia
Roumania
Tukey
Austria
Germany
England
London
Russia
Antwerp
Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial advertised remedy
An 1800s ad promotes Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial as a universal cure for teething related sleepless nights and bowel ailments in all ages. It claims to cure the ailment and urges purchase from druggists for 50 cents.
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Dr. Biggers
Philadelphia
Farmers Congress Forms to Voice Rural Interests
The Farmers' Congress at St Paul moves to permanent status under U S law as The Farmers' Congress of the United States. Delegates would be sent by state farmers' assemblies in a ratio of one per Senator and Representative, with annual sessions to express farmers' will and defend American industry against free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Congress
St. Paul
United States
Farmers’ Congress of the
Congress
Democratic Congress
Munson Whitney Praised as Safe Commissioner Candidate
The Republican candidate for county commissioner, Munson Whitney, is a highly respected farmer from Adams township. He has been elected justice of the peace several times, despite the township's Democratic leanings, and is viewed as a prudent solid choice for the board.
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Munson Whitney
Adams Township
William Walker for infirmary director on Republican ticket
William Walker a solid farmer from Washington township is an Irish American veteran of the late war and a thorough Republican who would without doubt make a good director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiilliam Walker
Washington Township
Walker
Republicans name Frank H. Rohn for sheriff
The nomination for sheriff on the Republican ticket was given to Frank H. Rohn a capable energetic and popular young farmer. Supporters say they would be pleased to call him sheriff Rohn after the election.
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Frank H. Rohn
Sheriff Rohn
Jericho Man Bitten by Horse in Shoulder Incident
Wm. Thomas of Jericho suffered a severe shoulder bite after a horse owned by David Thomas attacked him a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thomas
Jericho
David Thomas
Prices and commodities listed by commodity and unit
A fragmented price list shows values for apples onions potatoes beans oats rye corn and other items by bushel or per pound. Unclear labels reference mills and brans with scattered figures and units.
Opening of the college term and student life notes
The college opens with about 100 students on rolls and brisk activity. Miss Moore's Model room hosts twenty students, library services offer book hire at 15 percent of cost, and Rout's bus line will replace streetcars with routes near Miss Moore's, Tenzer's, and the courthouse. Fountains of student events, literary society meetings, and institute plans highlight a busy start to the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Rout
Miss Keller
la T
Teachers’ Institute
Hogue
Dehance
J. P. Cameron
Miss
Collee
Baltimore Bakery Adopts Moxie and Snow Flake Flour Push
Moxie on draught at the Baltimore Bakery with ice cream parlor soda water and a Snow Flake Flour push urging grocers to stock the brand. Local notices include Miss Florence Richardson’s trip, funeral attendance for Mrs. Hunter, a poisoning scare from toadstools, and Bruce M. Myers seeking brass band and orchestra members in Defiance with residency at the Crosby House.
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Baltimore Bakery
Erie Mills
Baltimore
Florence Richardson
van Wert
Evan Manes
Cecil
Lowery
Thatcher
Upper Sandusky
Hunter
John Smith
Defiance
Crosby
Bruce M. Myers
Oil Pumping Underway at Old Well Amid Delays
Oil pumping continues at the old well but accidents and delays have prevented determine yield. Bradford parties have been exploring the field and seek to lease territory for bore drilling.
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Bradford
Sale of City Bonds by Defiance Ohio Finance Committee
Defiance Ohio finance committee invites sealed proposals by 12 noon October 2 1886 for ten bonds of 500 dollars at 6 percent interest semi annually payable at First National Bank of New York. Bonds dated September 1 1886 mature March 1 1890 and every March and September thereafter. Bonds issued under 1883 Ohio act and Aug 17 1886 city ordinance, sold to high bidder at par with accrued interest, right to reject bids reserved. W A Kehnast M E Heller George Miller committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Defiance
Ohio
William A. Kehnast
First National Bank of New York
State of
W. A. Kehnast
M. E. Heller
George Miller
Finance Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Defiance County Express
Clinton and
Third Streets
Elmer
Defiance Post-Office
James 8S. Robinson
Hardin
Supreme Court
Marshall J. Williams
Fayette
Urban H. Hester
Eli T. Tappan
Knox
Board of Public Works
William M. Hahn
Richland
M. M. Boothman
T. H. Rohn
William Walker
Republican County Central Committee
Township
Adams, Defiance
Delaware
Farmer
Highland
Hicksville
Mark
Milford
Noble
N. Richland
Tiffin
P.C
Adams Ridge Defiance
Sherwood
Mark Center
Brunersburg Jewell
Evansport
Ney
Senate of
James C. Matthews
New York
Recorder of Deeds
District of Columbia
Frederick Douglass
Board of Commissioners
Martin Amber Seed Wheat
C. 7
F. L. Deatrick
Defiance, Ohio
Bran
Fiance Mills
Raer Ries Horas
Ron Ko
R.R
Boston
F. A. B. Lowe
Prop
COR
Clinton
First Streets
Rack
Bargags LU
Amos J. Walter
S. M. Heller
M. E. Heller & Co
Charles E. Bronson
Office
Jefferson Street
Ottawa Pike
Charles E, Bronson
Defiance,ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
M. H. Daviis
B. A
Prin
Proy
Toledo
Wesleyan University
Stusic
C. H. Payne
Columbus
WM. H. Scott
Local
Normal College Notes
Dyarman & CO
Iad
Peterson’s Block
Court House
Wellman
Clinton Str
HarmeningBlock
Harley’s Lion Store
James
Means &Co
Lincoln St
Sshoe-E
Machinery
Csviitsectrastos Free C.hampton
Detroit,Mich
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Spruce St
Bamford Chemical Works
Providence
R. I
Oil and Gas Notes
Daoust & Mangus Bros
Hartmare Agricultural Implements
Walter A
Clinton Street
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