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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1901

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Smooth forger Loeselle swindles in Toledo and semis

A traveling man named T. P. Loeselle, arrested in Toledo for passing forged checks, spent a week in this city posing as a Semit Chemical representative. He bought medicines, booked ad space, and paid in advance with a $100 check that later proved worthless. a hotel cash advance left a $15.60 loss after protest fees. He claimed NY police ties and faced possible Columbus prison.

T. P. Loeselle Toledo Loeselle Semit Chemical Company of New York Weisenberger & Emery The Crescent News Ideal Pharmacy F. P. Weisenberger Weisenberger the Crescent News O. K Crescent C.p.morgan New York City Jefferson House Columbus Garfield National Bank

Election Board Concludes Its Work in Defiance County

The board of deputy supervisors of elections met Thursday with Seibel Ensign McClintock and Linhart present. They audited bills for election day supplies and booth setup and reported the elected justices of the peace in Defiance County: Adams Sheets Farmer Rice Hicksville Berger Mark McBride Tiffin Kelley Washington Figley. The board adjourned at the call of the chief deputy.

Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections Seibel Ensign McClintock Linhart Defiance County Adams F. I. Sheets Farmer O. A. Rice Hicksville John Berger Mark A. L. McBride Tiffin Isaac C. Kelley Washington A. G. Figley

Pioneer H R Haller Dies in Brunersburg at 71

Squire H R Haller of Brunersburg Noble township died at his home at 12 o'clock Thursday night aged 71. He was born on the Haller homestead and spent his life there. Surviving are four children James William John and Mrs Lyman Hilton. Funeral was held at the M E church in Brunersburg at 2 pm Sunday.

Squire H. R. Haller Brunersburg Noble Township Haller

Ury Trial Set for April 20 in Wyandot Murder Case

Hon John W Winn and E T Dunn appeared for Geo Ury in Wyandot county common pleas court. A motion to quash the indictment was overruled and Ury’s trial was scheduled for April 20. Ury testified before the grand jury in the Johnson murder case, aiding the case against him amid strong local sentiment.

John W. Winn Upper Sandusky Common Pleas Court E T. Dunn Findlay Geo. Ury Wyandot County Celery Farmer Johnson Messrs Dunn Winn Ury Mr. Ury

Crosby House Get New Paint Job and Exterior Change

The Crosby house now has new wallpaper and paint throughout and owner Wm. Kirtley plans exterior painting with darker tones. The hotel, a leading NW Ohio establishment, is kept up to date under Kirtley’s direction.

Crosby House Wm. Kirtley Crosby Ohio Kirtley

Village notes from Sherwood Signal on local affairs

Sherwood residents report Curtis W. in Washington cultivating 240 acres of oats and planning a 90 by 130 foot barn. J H Miller returns to Toledo to work in Melan's drug dept. McCord in Bryan exchanges Bowling Green TeleCo stock for $4000 in bank deposits. Bank stock issues tied to a defunct Sherwood bank are settled by a stock exchange.

J. J. Miller Curtis W Washington J. H. Miller Toledo Drug Department Melan’s Department Store McCord Bryan Bowling Green Telephone Company Sherwood Bank D. F. Openlander J. K. Dunman W. W. Morrison

Ringling Brothers Circus to Open Defiance Season

Ringling Brothers will exhibit in Defiance on Monday April 29 marking the regular season kickoff. The circus travels from Chicago where a three week run precedes the Defiance arrival and tents will be erected in advance. The show is billed as bigger and better with new features exciting local crowds.

Ringling Brothers Defiance Coliseum Chicago World’s Fair City Ringling Bros. Circus

Jello O The New Dessert Delights Taste Buds

A playful ad promotes Jello O as a new dessert pleasing all. It lists four fingerlike flavors Lemon orange raspberry and strawberry and urges shoppers to try it today at their grocers.

Settlers' Rate Tickets Offered on Tuesday Sales

Beginning Tuesday February 12 until April 30 low rate settlers tickets will be sold every Tuesday to Oregon Montana Washington and all points in the Northwest. Write wire phone or call nearest agent C A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Ind or F L Twining Fostoria O. No 10 tues&thors w Apr 80.

Nickel Plate Road Oregon Montana Washington Northwest Asterlin Ft Wayne Ind F. L. Twining Fostoria Tues&thors

Sherwood franchise ordinance adopted by city council

City council met in adjourned session with members Abel Arning Helmick Schultz J I Hoeffel Chas Hoeffel Conkie present. Clerk Malley reported $3 for fire hose use. Petition from Juliette Jefferson and Downs residents urged W D Sherwood and associates to receive an electric railway franchise along Clinton and South Clinton. Ordinance read third time and adopted with amendments. Sidewalk grade on Holgate Ave established and wooden sidewalk project approved. Light committee instructed to move street light from Jackson and Deatrick to Jackson and Linden. Adjourned.

Abel Arning Helmick Schultz J. I. Hoeffel Chas. Hoeffel Conkie Holgate Ave J. J. Hoeffel

Ringling Brothers World Show to Exhibit in Defiance

Ringling Brothers announced a grand world show in Defiance on Monday. The lineup features top aerialists and animals including the Feeley family, Hollo way Trio, Flying Fishers, Garcinette Troupe, and twenty elephants in a single act. The program highlights a large zoological display and 18 000-seat Hippodrome pavilion with new entrances and improved facilities. In addition there is news of the steamship Rhein breaking passenger records in New York with 2 502 passengers onboard and 2 449 steerage passengers disembarking at Ellis Island.

Ringling Brothers Feeley Holloway Alvo Boise Picard Flying Fishers Mille Turnout Garcinette Italy da Coma Marvelles Wartenburg Madame Noble Jupiter Amelia Feeley John Rooney Europe America Albert Crandall New York Bremen Ellis Island Rhein

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Englishman

Mr William Savory of England declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best for bronchitis and credits it with saving his wife after six years of illness. Sold by Woodwards Drug Store.

Chamberlain William Savory England Woodward’s

Lake Superior Steel Nears Purchase of Cliffs Holdings

Duluth April 6 Lake Superior Steel corporation negotiates for the mines railways ships and mineral and timber lands of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron company in a deal valued between 8 and 10 million dollars. The Cliffs company has given an option to United States Steel corporation.

Duluth Lake Superior Steel Corporation Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company Lake Superior Cleveland Cliffs Company United States Steel Corporation

Officials deny Cincinnati railway merger talk

Cincinnati officials deny reports that the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line the Monon the Cincinnati Southern and the Southern railway would amalgamate under the J Pierpont Morgan syndicate. The consolidation has been tied to the renewal of a lease of the Cincinnati Southern to the Southern railway.

Cincinnati Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Monen Cincinnati Southern Southern Railway J. Pierpont Morgan Syndicate

Blizzard Traps Kansas Towns Halted Burlington Line

Another terrific blizzard grips northwestern Kansas on April 6 halting traffic along the Orleans and St. Francis Burlington and South River branches. Towns remain snowbound since March 23 with several trains stalled and suffering growing.

Mconald Kan Kansas Orleans and St. Francis Burlington and South River

Boers Shift Seat of Government in Boer War Movement

Lord Kitchener reports Col. Plumer has advanced 20 miles beyond Nylstrom toward Pietersburg unopposed. Pretoria correspondent says the Boers moved their government seat from Pietersburg 35 miles northeast.

London Lord Kitchener War Office Plumer Nylstrom Pietersburg Pretoria

Man Burned in Mob Attack Over Fire Allegation

At Zerkowitz Mo ravia Johann Capal was seized by angry neighbors and thrown into flames after being accused of setting fire to his own house. He barely escaped a fatal blaze after a desperate struggle. Twenty arrests were made.

Vienna Zerkowitz Moravia Johann Capal

Tragedy at Nevada sawmill claims two Todd brothers

Two brothers named George and James Todd were killed when a boiler exploded at a sawmill near Ketterman in the county of Nevada. They were working close to the boiler when the explosion happened and died instantly.

Nevada George James Todd Ketterman

Turf Winners

At Memphis Bridge winners include Doasterswivel Ed die Busch Farmer Bennett and Heroics Wax Taper. At San Francisco Companion Bruns wick Don Luis Kenilworth Parmenion Cromwell. At Bennings Robert Waddell Red Dam sel Curtsey Speedmas Guatama Scurry.

Memphis—Bridge Doasterswivel Eddie Busch Farmer Bennett Heroics Wax Taper San Francisco Brunswick Don Luis Kenilworth Parmenion Cromwell Bennings Robert Waddell Red Damsel Curtsey Speedmas Guatama Scurry

Four Quarters News In Briefs From Across States

Post office at Seneca Missouri looted by burglars. Newsboy Tim O Connor crushed to death under cars in Lima Ohio. Fire destroys Main Street in Augusta Montana with losses around sixty thousand dollars. Harley Lamb seventeen kills Walter Correll twenty two at Oden Indiana. Russell Harrison will not contest his father s will. P C Knox of Pittsburg named attorney general by McKinley. At Celina Ohio Ophelia Meyer thirty eight, insane, jumps in front of a train. Edwin Ruthven killed by execution reprieve delay. Freight train wrecks near Jewett Ohio as a large rock falls on track. engineer Fisher and an unknown man killed.

Seneca Tim O’connor Lima Augusta Mon Harley Lamb Walter Correll Oden Ind Russell Harrison P. C. Knox Pittsburg McKinley Celina Ophelia Meyer Edwin Ruthven Ohio Penitentiary Wheeling and Lake Erie Jewett Fisher

Colleges to consolidate in Kentucky under new names

Boards of control in Louisville approved a plan to merge Centre College Danville and Central University Richmond into Central University at Danville. Louisville and Danville theological seminaries will form The Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky in Louisville. Five youths and five girls were indicted for an escapade at Potter's College in Bowling Green involving a ladder and enticement.

Louisville Centre College Danville Central University Richmond Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky Bowling Green Potter’s College Roland Fitch Willis Pleasant*Potter Floy Harry Nahm Lena Hopkins Louisiana Ruth Hayes Florence Cottrel Cloverport Bessie Simpson Nicholasville Bessie Boyer Indiana Mifink

Eleventh Saddle-Horse Breeders Meeting Elects Castleman President

The American Saddle-horse Breeders association met in Louisville on April 6. It adopted a plan to drop many horses from the register as foundation bloodlines are investigated. A four volume pedigree history will be published. An exhibit at Chicago’s international stock exhibition in December is planned.

Louisville American Saddle-horse Breeders’ Association Chicago John B. Castleman Association

Learn by Heart in Saxony Public Schools

Berlin reports Saxony Prussia authorities have issued a new pupil code requiring memorization of 291 Biblical verses and 193 hymn verses plus catechism. The Vossische Zeitung frames it as a key move in enforcing religious discipline amid concerns over youth demoralization.

Berlin Saxony Prussia Magdeburg Vossische Zeitung

Miraculous Cure Reported for St Joseph Nun

Sister Laura Kuhn of St Joseph's convent in St Louis was reportedly cured of stomach cancer after 18 years of illness. The supposed miracle occurred March 18, the feast day of St Joseph, following nine days of collective prayer by the convent.

St. Louis Laura Kuhn St. Joseph’s Convent St. Joseph’s Day

Six Story Elevator Fall Injures Ten at Chicago Factory

Ten young women were slightly injured when an elevator at the J. P. Smith shoe factory fell six stories. They were trapped in the shaft cage before being released, many in hysterics. The conductor Dennis Horan slowed the car at the first floor, reducing the impact.

Chicago J. P. Smith Shoe Factory Dennis Horan

Vendetta Echoes as General Clay Defies Sheriff at Whitehall

Lexington dispatch reports General Cassius M. Clay barricaded in his Madison county mansion after a sheriff’s posse tried to serve a civil writ on him. Gunfire occurred on both sides. authorities plan another attempt Monday. Clay, famed abolitionist and former minister to Russia, is said to have wounded the affair and fears enemies. He has isolated himself in his den guarded by loyal servants. His daughter Mary B. Clay sought to secure furniture delivery and settle claims on property he wishes to pass to his former wife Dora Brock, now remarried. The dispute centers on family inheritance and control of the estate before his death.

Lexington Cassius Marcellus Clay United States Russia Whitehall Madison County Mary B. Clay Dora Riley Brock Pinchard Woodford County

Bribery Charges Not Sustained Reported

St Paul April 6 a house committee investigating railroad tax bribery charges found the evidence does not sustain the charges. The inquiry examined testimony and documents linked to the bill increasing gross earnings tax on railroads.

St. Paul House of Representatives

Ash Sells Wisconsin Tract to Rockefeller For 1 Million

Dr. Ash, former Toledo resident, sells 160 acres in northern Wisconsin to John D. Rockefeller for 1 million dollars. The land, bought in 1884 for 1000 dollars, is said to include Wisconsin's only natural harbor, making the deal notable for its rapid profit.

Toledo Dr. Ash John D. Rockefeller Wisconsin

Infant Burned by Insane Mother in Home Fire

In Parkersburg West Virginia on April 6 an elderly child died after its mother Mrs Morris held the infant in a fire until its head was burned and the body charred. Authorities say insanity explains the deed. The family lived in Stinson southern Clay county. The mother had shown sudden aversion to the youngest child in recent days.

Parkersburg W. Va

Corbin's Opinion of Funston

In Wichita on April 6 the Eagle prints Chester L Long's interview on Frederick Funston. Long reports that General Corbin dismissed Funston's heroics, saying Funston has done nothing to warrant a brigadier general commission and that brigadier generals should be teachers, not bosses.

Corbin Funston Wichita the Eagle Chester L Long Kansas Frederick Funston Mr. Long

Police Judge Ejected After Suspension Incident

Samuel L. Gordon, suspended police judge, tried to return to his seat with his son and was forcibly removed by police. Justice Crawford, appointed to replace Gordon, opened court at nine and adjourned soon after out of respect for the late Judge Learn. Gordon and his son returned and he attempted to hold a court session.

Omaha Samuel L. Gordon Justice Crawford Gordon Learn

Duel on Monaco frontier ends with Tarnowski wounded

On the Monaco frontier Count Kontonzoff Tolstoy a Cossack lieutenant and Count Tarnowski secretary of the Austro Hungarian legation at Washington dueled. They used pistols then swords. Two shots were fired with no hits and Tarnowski was wounded in the forearm during the sword assault.

Nice Monaco Kontonzoff Tolstoy Count Tarnowski Washington

Newport Opens as Cincinnati Track Launches 45 Day Meeting

The Queen City Jockey Club at Newport Kentucky opened its racing season on April 5 with a 45 day meet. The betting ring will be open to all bookmakers and more than 500 horses are quartered at the course, including top Turf Congress circuit rivals.

Newport Cininnati Middle West Queen City Jockey Club Turf Congress

Free Trade and Trusts o Am cana Steel Trust

London April 6 The Daily Mail views the Am cana Steel trust as unlikely to relieve U S from trust oppression except via free trade It accuses J Pierpont Morgan of amassing 200 million dollars to crush independent American concerns It warns the trust will resist tariff legislation and consolidate the iron and steel trades making a tough fight ahead.

Free Trade and Trusts London The Daily Mail Am .Cana Steel Trust Cape United States J. Piergoné Morgan Sytake

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