Political Trials and Local Races Amid Ohio Happenings
The piece notes nominating processes for a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, delegate allocations by counties, and secretary hints as well as party dynamics. It mentions Myron Frick, Jon Pauldtsg, and county committees shaping judicial conventions, with broader references to Ohio politics, the St Louis World’s Fair, Duca Fisher's Ohio penitentiary transfer, and looming debates on taxation and pay for state judges.
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Court of Common Pleas
Ibe
Myron Frick
Sue Jon Pauldtsg. van Wert
Williams
Beneld
Lan Menge
Chauncey L. Newcorn
St. Louis World’s Fair
Ohio Fraternal Meeting Set for Toledo
Lapies of the Maccabees Great Hive of Ohio will hold their next meeting at Toledo. The Brannock bill signed by Gov Herrick becomes law. Oklahoma and Indian Territory join as one state hood and Arizona with New Mexico as another.
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Lapies of the Maccabees
Great Hive
Ohio
Toledo
Herrick
House of Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Mansfield and Mansfield families in regional notes
Plow boys song heard locally as Rev T H Mansfield buys Lloyd Smith colt. Searle and Schoonover horses lost. LW Mansfield on business trip to Auburn Indiana. Sam Mayer moves family to North Creek. Measles rage in Continental. Curtis Mansfield ferries groceries for W F Mansfield. Bear infant ill. Kibble fingers at Hawkeye Pail Stave Co. Mansfield moves to WR Mansfield home. Wedding bells soon as cards issued. Housecleaning common among ladies. Mansfield and Wing break a colt. Mansfield and Dreher exercise ponies. Doctors Everest and Slough on calls east of Continental. Watson reports stock activity. Dora Schoonover visits Rebecca Boucher. Ushorn family moves to Auburn Indiana.
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T H Mansfield
Lloyd Smith
Searle
Nick Schoonover
LW Mansfield
Auburn
Ind
Sam Mayer
North Creek
Continental
Curtis Mansfield
W F Mansfield
Bear Ison
John Kibble
Hawkeye Pail Stave Co
al Mansfield
WR Mansfield
OS Mansfield
J. Wing
Curtis Dreher
Everest
Here
EL Slough
Wm Watson
Dora Schoonover
Rebecca Boucher
Jean Ushorn
Local Farm News from Skunk Town and Surroundings
Bazil Moore farms Charley Marshall's land this year. Christ Hail spent Sunday on the premises. Emma and Minnie Wahl visited Henry Brinkman over the weekend. Alfred Peck harvests oats on his father’s farm this week. Mrs Wahl visited Mrs Henry Wolf last week. Ray Peck plans telegraphy study at Defiance. Dessie Moore visited Emma and Lizzie Wahl Friday. Bazil Moore had a telephone installed last week. Oren Scott sowed oats for Alfred Peck on Monday. Rebecca Myers spent Sunday with Ed and his wife. Oren Scott visited Heavy Wolf Friday evening. Charley is sawing a corn crib for Baden. Flo Scott visited Lizzie Wahl Sunday. Wahl reported improving.
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Bazil Moore
Charley
Oren Scott
Alfred Peck
Rebecca Myers
Ed Smith
Heavy Wolf
Flo Scott
Lizzie Wahl
Miss Wahl
Historic Grounds Observed At Fort Meigs Anniversary
A flag raised at Fort Meigs near Toledo marks the 129th anniversary of the first great battle for independence and the start of a plan to dedicate Maumee Valley lands for historical purposes. The event drew a smaller crowd due to cold weather but featured a band concert and community notices from Mark.
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Fort Meigs
Toledo
Maumee Valley
Historical Society
Local Farm Notes on Movements and Farm Work
Clyde Norway drove to Bryan on Tuesday. Farmers are busy with sowing oats planting tile and husking corn. Thomas Fordham started toward his home in Dakota on Thursday. Benton Sweet baled hay for David Blosser last week. Mr Group moved to Farmer last week occupying one of Ephraim Allen's houses. Dale Donald improved his place by clearing brush from fence corners and set a good example for other farmers.
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Ed Haver
Babe
Adolph Brink
Samuel Crawford
Pontmaster Wallace
Miss Miller
Michigan
Mark Center
J N Hire
Harry Hire
Brennan
EP McCord
Sherwood
Mark
Mrs Price
Hicksville
Stone & Rohn
Judge Croy
Clyde Norway
Bryan
Thomas Fordham
Dakota
Benton Sweet
David Blosser
Group
Ephraim Allen
Dale
Donald
Local highlights from the week at a neighborhood
A fire at Harry Garst's barber shop was stopped with little damage. Mrs B Lintz remains bedridden after a fall. Mrs Clarkson Ewers shows improvement as cancer recedes. Miss Sophia Stamm works for Mrs B D Lintz. Forty measles cases reported in the area. John Burk and Geo Smith's family affected by pneumonia and measles. Mrs Harry Sweet travels to St Louis. S A Kintner visits Mrs B D Lintz. Mrs MB Wank sells timber to Jim Wilson.
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Harry Garst
B . Lintz
Clarkson Ewers
Sophia Stamm
B D Lintz
John Burk
Geo Smith
Harry Sweet
St Louis
A Kintner
MB Wank
Jim Wilson
Local visits to Children's Home list visitors by date
ET Knipp of Napoleon called April 11 on business. Frank Geller of Bryan visited April 13. Noah S Kauffman and wife of Archibald were there April 15. Olga Ewing of Shawtown and Emma Bond of McComb visited April 15. Blaine Dick man, Gladys Jude and Clara Rollins of Defiance called April 17.
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ET Knipp
Napoleon
Frank Geller
Bryan
Noah S Kauffman
Archibald
Olga Ewing
Shawtown
Emma Bond
McComb
Blaine Dickman
Gladys Jude
Clara Rollins
Defiance
Killets Expected for Common Pleas Judge Nomination
South Tiffin notes Killets of Bryan likely to be nominated for common pleas judge at the Republican convention in Defiance next Friday. Farmers face delays sowing as damp weather continues. Various local movements include horse sales by D A X Overly and a farm hire by Adolph Foss for the season.
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Tin
John M Killets
Bryan
Defiance
Kahn
AX Overly
H P Miller Co
John Sale
Jowell
Emmett Slough
Rachel
A Rasor
John F Heilshorn
B& O
Cumberland
David Kuhn
Hoxte
Ark
Adolph Foss
Parmenas Sneteo
Fortney
Fayette
Jacob Diekman
Bulllean
Brooksville Builders Erect Barn for Erle Keeppe
Brooksville carpenters begin construction of a new barn for Erle Keeppe. Harold Rath travels to Oklahoma to spend the summer with his brother John. Mrs Max Zipful visits sister Mrs Hart the first week. Lewis Hanna listed as sick. Belle Fair visits Kate Figley Friday. Rath family moves to Evansport. Geo Hanna takes Rath’s vacated farm. Born Saturday April 9 to Mr and Mrs John Hancock, a son. New paving tile substitute praised for durability from London Post.
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Erle Keeppe
Harold Rath
Oklahoma
John
Max Zipful
Hart
Lewis Hanna
Belle Fair
Kate Figley
Rath
Evansport Arthursday
Geo Hanna
John Hancock
Model of the Morn Silk Cuties and Velvet Ribbon Trends
Silk cuties used for waists and trimmings appear with chiffon hats. Rice cloth described as a fine, coarse weave flecked with white grains. Ribbon roses praised for form and color in attire. Madras waists paired with scarves tied in front. Petticoats feature sequins in evening gowns. Lace and tulle highlight tiny ornaments. bow tying praised for hats and hair. Velvet ribbon remains the moment’s favorite.
Horses and Horsemen on the Move Across Circuits
The pacing mare Ruby M now in Hawaii. K G Billings visits California with Lou DP Jon. Ed Geers to train Audubon Boy in 2 03% speed. Lexington Association considers grand circuit. George Starr may race Woodfella. Ed Allen to train Betty Wilkes at Cedar Rapids track. Joe Gahagan adds Idlewild to his Toledo stable. Darnette sold to Will Sexton for Charles River speedway use. Billings offers Lou Dillon against Watchip in Philadelphia with charity donations sought.
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Ruby M
Hawaii
K. G. Billings
Lou DP Jon
California
Ed Geers
Audubon Boy
Lexington Association
George Starr
Ed Allen
Betty Wilkes
Cedar Rapids
Joe Gahagan
Toledo
Idlewild
Hal Dillard
Darnette
Will Sexton
Medford
Mass
Charles River
Borton
Billings
Lou Dillon
Philadelphia
Her Choice by Louise Hubert Guyof
A bride and groom celebrate a wedding while a matchmaker reveals the chosen bride for a man named Wilton. The reception unfolds with roses, gowns, and a toast that blends humor and sentiment as the couple begins their life together.
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Louise Hubert Guyof
Wilton's Bold Hope At The Wedding Scene
In this romance fragment Wilton contemplates Margaret's love and fate after a wedding night scene. He follows her, admits his feelings, and Claimed by a look into her eyes he perceives a chance to win her. The carriage departs amid garden splendor and the party's whispers, as a future unfolds.
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Wilton
Shelley
Margaret
W Iton
Wabash Railroad Discount Passes For Special Dates
Railway announces Sunday one fare round trips to any point on the Wabash plus limited one way colonial tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays to western southern and southeastern stops at special low rates. From April 22 to dates in 1964, round trip tickets with direct routes and varying return limits are offered, including a $66.50 two-way rate via Portland, with stopovers allowed under conditions. Additional Exposition period tickets cover multiple return windows with prices from $13.00 to $17.69 and differing return limits. Coach excursions will follow in summer with further low fares to be announced.
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Maiiy
Cerain
Account General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Cal
National Associatin Retail Grocers
United States
San Francisco
Portland
Wth
California
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Fpr
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Missouri River
A. F. Cleveland
Superior Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Low fares to Mansfield for I O Red Men event
On May 9 and 10 the B and O railroad offers a one fare plus 25 cents round trip from all points in Ohio to Mansfield. Return is valid until May 13, 1904 for attendees of the Improved Order of Red Men Great Council of Ohio.
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Mansfield
B & O Railroad Company
Ohio
Great Council of Ohio
Editorial Fragments Spark Light News Lapses
A collection of quips and satirical lines from various papers notes upcoming river floods bumping war news, a czar missing from an international congress, Dowie marching on Mormon strongholds, radium stoking imagination, a Berlin cure for appendicitis via crawling, and playful critiques of child vocabularies across cities.
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Ohio
Chicago Record-Herald
Kan Journal
Dowie
Philadelphia Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Berlin
Denver Republican
Boston
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Toronto
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Third Judicial District of
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Auglaize
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Shelby Counties
Jennings Drug Store
Skunktown
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David Borser
Rexland
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C R Crossland
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Mollencup
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Children’s Home
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Cheney Lumber Co
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Youngstown
Grand Lodge of Ohio
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New York Press
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Strand Magazine
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Defiance City
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