Cameron's Precedent in Ohio Case Involving Miss Martin
Jupee Joan P. Cameron of this city set a州 precedent by ruling in favor of Miss Lieua Martin in an appeal over janitor fees. Martin taught in District No. 5 and sought $16 for eight months, after losing in magistrate court. The Board of Education of Palmer Township may appeal to the circuit court.
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Jupee
Joan P. Cameron
Ohio
Lieua Martin
Board of Education
Palmer Township
Putnam County
Ottawa
Miss Martin
Common Pleas Court
Cameron
Circuit Court
Thomas Passes After 79-Year Maumee Valley Residence
Thomas, a long time resident of the Maumee valley, died in Waterville on Thursday after a lifetime in the area. He lived in the valley for 79 years and was remembered by his community.
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Thomas Pray
Maumee Valley
Waterville
Roosevelt appoints Rapon Tucker as assistant auditor
Rapon Tucker, an encolored man from Columbus, was named fourth assistant auditor of the treasury last week by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapon Tucker
Columbus
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Campbell Installed as Chicago Postmaster After Busse
Danny L. A. Campbell was sworn into the office of postmaster of Chicago on Sunday afternoon, succeeding Fred Busse who had been elected mayor of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannyl. A. Campbell
Chicago
Fred Busse
Tragic Accident In Continental Claims Boy Arm and Leg
Nine year old CuHakes Mosher of Continental fell beneath freight train wheels while attempting to catch a moving car. The mishap severed his left arm and leg.
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CuHakes
Arthur Mosher
Continental
Mercer couple marks sixtieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wesley Cope Land of Mercer celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary last week on the same Mercer County farm where they were married.
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Wesley Cope- Land
Mercer
Mercer County
James A Eckens Bank Leader Dies Suddenly in Chicago
James A Eckens president of the Commercial National Bank Chicago and former comptroller of currency died suddenly Sunday from heart disease. Born in Princeton Illinois November 22 1858.
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James A. Eckens
The
Commercial National Bank
Chicago
Princeton
Lll
Minister Calls Adam Story Myth in Lecture
Rev. C. Tinstey of Youngstown declared in a lecture that the story of Adam is a myth and that the Bible is an embarrassing book due to its numerous contradictions.
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C. Tinstey
Youngstown
Adam
Mooney Enters Race for 32nd District State Senate
Daniel P. Mooney a prominent Democratic lawyer of Sir. Marys announced his candidacy to represent the 32nd district in the state senate, aiming to succeed Senator Berry who has moved from Van Wert to Spencerville.
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Daniel P. Mooney
Sir. Marys
Berry
van Wert
Spencerville
New York World Fined for Obscene Mail Matter
The New York World was fined 31000 dollars for printing obscene material and mailing it. Years of publishing Personal advertisements in the want column with suppression failures are noted as contributing factors.
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New York Worsd
Sultan Survivors to Hold 24th Reunion in Xenia
Fremont pastor Rev S H Ravpesanan, president of the Sultan Survivors association, calls the annual meeting at Xenia on April 30 for the 24th reunion and 42nd anniversary of the Sultan disaster in which the boat exploded and hundreds perished.
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S. H. Ravpesanan
Fremont
Sultana Survivors’ Association
Xenia
Post Office fraud order targets Madison Cigar Co Toledo
The post office department issues a fraud order against Madison Cigar Co in Toledo for allegedly luring salesmen with salaried jobs and a $5 deposit then pressuring them to quit. Complaints span multiple regions. The Wabash railroad to discontinue freight division at Ashley Indiana and relocate to Montpelier attracting about 80 families. Wabash plans include passenger and freight lines, roundhouse, repair shops, and a $50,000 railway hospital.
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Post Office Department
Madison Cigar Co
Toledo
Saleman
Wabash Railroad
Aghley
Ind
Montpelier
Ohio
Wabash
Multimillionaire Tuomas Connor Dies Leaving Estate
Tuomas Connor of Joplin Missouri died, leaving an estate worth over 2 million dollars. He had earlier served as a senator and adopted a child with his wife. A will found in a St Louis bank gives 100000 to Tiffin, 100000 to Joplin, and the child receives one sixth of the estate. Mrs Connor was declared insane after being denied admission to Joplin society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuomas Connor
Tiffin
Joplin
Joplin Society
St. Louis
City of
City
Jurors Drawn and Local Notices Highlight Toledo Area Court Actions
The article lists jurors drawn for the next term including Grand-Gust Gardner and Fred March among others from multiple wards. It notes probate actions for Wm Zaller’s will and Ira Carlisle’s state administration, plus social visits, Knights Templar events in Defiance, and preparations for a Spanish American Encampment festival with district canvassing and plans for fireworks and a fort salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Gardner
D. F. Ixrotz
Fred March
Jacob Fillman
Fourth Ward
Fred Conrad
W. F. Kline
Simon Rose
N. B. Hull
Robt. Maston
Hickeville
Theo. Schwarzbeck
Wm. H. Mueller
Washington
Ben Roop
Mark
Geo. Hiliott
Richland
H. W. Balke
Defiance
Moses Haver
Frank Beem
Delaware
Peter Hornish
Adame
Chas. Lawton
Tiffin
Petit
H. H. Hudson
Henry Schoonover
Otis Rhamy
Wm. Edwards
Highland
M. P. Kelley
Henry Gardner
G. L. Hineh
L. Clinker
Ciffin
Geo. Morer
Adams
Geo
John. R. Wilhelm
Santiago Harbor
Firemen's Convention Plans Advance in Van Wert
A legislative meeting at the Van Wert City Building organized by the North-western Ohio Firemen's Association committees and citizens reported rising enthusiasm and progress toward funding. Prizes were set for drills, uniforms, bands, and parades with a lodging committee named to secure accommodations for visiting delegations.
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Ohio Firemen’s Association
van Wert
Oliver H. Perry
J. Curt Schaller
W. E. Ball
Miss Anna Jayne Visits Brother in Detroit
Miss Anna Jayne departed Saturday to visit her brother in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jayne
Detroit
Cost of a Good Meal in the House of Commons
A thirty cent parliament meal offers a chop, potatoes, bread and a bottle of ale of the best quality. The item reflects the cost and quality of dining within the House of Commons dining room.
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House of Commerns
Scotch Cakes
Wash salt from one pound of butter. Mix in two pounds of white flour and one quarter pound of granulated sugar. Boil them and bake in a quick oven.
Return of Homer Morrison Sparks Parole Challenge
Special to Express Columbus April 13. Effort to have courts return Homer Morrison a Williams county firebug to the penitentiary rests on whether the board overstepped releasing him on parole. Morrison, serving three ten year sentences concurrently, is held as a fugitive in Williams county amid rumors of bribery and mortgage ties.
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Columbus
Homer Morrison
Williams County
Board of Managers
Morrison
Funeral held for Mrs Antoine Daoust at St Mary’s
The funeral of Mrs Antoine Daoust was held Thursday at 9 30 o’clock at St Mary’s Catholic church. Rev J F Collins conducted high mass and delivered an earnest sermon. Floral offerings were numerous and handsome. The same gentlemen served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery.
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Antoine Daoust
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. F. Collins
Daoust
Riverside
Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office Week Ending April 9 1907
Uncalled letters listed include H. E. Bates L. H Chaney F. Edel Edward Frassia Dr A. Herring Ralph A. Jackson Jacob Leiner Worlds Correspondence School of Pen Art Miss Pearl Bender Rachael Bower Mrs Lola Zimmerman. If not claimed within 14 days they go to the dead letter office by law. Advertised calls please cite list date.
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Defiance
Ohio
H. E. Bates
L. H Chaney
F. Edel Edward Frassia
A. Herring
Ralph A. Jackson
Jacob Leiner
Worlds Correspondence School of Pen Art
C.J. Thompson
Uncle Sam Protects the Last Swamp Giants
The article reviews early 20th century conservation moves to shield the last Florida alligators and remaining buffalo from extinction. It notes federal policy, park designation, and planned regional protections to regulate hunting while preserving these named species and their habitats. It also recalls historical abundance and the shifting public view toward wildlife protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Sign of Secrecy in Greece
The rose symbolized secrecy in Greece and was hung over the table during entertainment to indicate that nothing heard there would be repeated. This gave rise to the expression sub rosa.
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Greece
Kosher Meat Practices and Jewish Slaughtering Traditions
The article explains kosher slaughter as overseen by rabbis and mashgichin, with shochat performing one precise knife thrust. It describes inspection of lungs for blemishes, removal of veins from forequarters, sealing and dating of meat, and how Swiss bans knife slaughter have pushed Hebrews toward vegetarianism.
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Mashgichin
Adolph Spiegel
Maimonides
Switzerland
Europe
Titicaca to Power Peru Southern Railway and Lighting
Electrical engineer M. Emile Guarini reports Lake Titicaca can supply motive power for Peru's Southern Railway and electricity for lighting. Current coal use costs about £2800 per day or £102,200 yearly. electric generation would likely cost far less and serve other needs.
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Lake
Titicaca
Peru
Southern Railway
Republic
M. Emile Guarini
London
M. Guarini
Patent Office needs larger staff to improve search
A writer in the Engineering and Mining Journal says the American Patent Office operates with about half the staff needed. There are no patent digests, making it hard for applicants to distinguish new from old claims at high cost. If such searches were affordable before filing, much examiner work could be saved.
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American Patent Office
Engineering and Mining Journal
Drops of Air in a Cold Lab Demonstration
The passage describes liquefied oxygen and nitrogen in a laboratory creating drops of air that fall on a lecture table like water droplets on a hot stove. The table is described as red hot by comparison to the extreme cold of the liquids.
Maps of Armenia Banned in Turkey Report
A Bagdad Bible society agent reports that recent consignments of British Bibles arrived with maps torn out showing Armenia. The Bagdad British Consulate dragoman explains that Armenia’s name on maps is forbidden in Turkey.
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Bagdad
Bible Society
Armenia
Turkey
Examinations Schedule At Defiance College And Hicksville High
Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of September November December January February March May June and July at Defiance College and on the first Saturday of October April and August at Hicksville High School. The first Patterson exam is at Defiance College on the third Saturday of April and the second Patterson at Hicksville on the second Saturday of May. V E Hay clerk.
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Defiance College
Hicksville High School
Patterson
Hicksville
V.E. HA@y
John C. Diehl
Anna Diehl
Carrington
Foster County
North Dakota
Defiance Home Saving and Loan Association
Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
Ohio
John ©. Diehl
Southworth
Defiance
John
Diehl
Winn & Hay
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Louis Keller
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Monterey
Wm. Zller
Central Union Telephone Co
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Order of the Temple
Jay Harley
Knight Geddes
Quartette
Maude Fouat
Clinton Leither
C. F Ferguson
R. H. Sutphen
Grace Whitaker
Firemen’s
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W. A. Kehnast & Co
Defiance, Ohio
Gilead
Griffiths
Virginia
Gould
East Liverpool
Minard Granden
Starr of
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Ellis
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Mandamus
Bryas
Judge Killets
Lberty
Cheney Iumber Co
Florida
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Everglades
St. John’s
Plains
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Moses
New York
GJ Watking
wWaxi
Capitol
Renown Engine Oil
Standard Oil Company
Joahon Fil D
Defianece
Crosby House
Paulding
Barnes
Christman
Wellington
Mahon
Rush Medical College
Dr. Mahon
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Patent Office
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