Postal notice from Defiance Ohio describes second class mail
The item notes mail matter classification at the Defiance Ohio post office and its status as second class mail.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
6
The item notes mail matter classification at the Defiance Ohio post office and its status as second class mail.
Daily Evening Edition offered by carrier and mail with city and outside city options. Rates listed: $3 per year cash in advance by mail six months and three months.
A brief notice lists telephone number references for long distance and Northwestern lines. Details are fragmentary, with no clear event or action.
Columbus Grove dispatch reports Hon. John Begg denies withdrawing after the Republican convention endorsed Charles H. Adkins. Ex-Senator Renick W. Dunlap canvassed Pickaway and Pickaway supporters discuss Begg. Walter B. Richie of Lima reportedly favors Begg.
Mrs W E Cory wife of U S Steel head won a divorce in Reno Nevada on Monday and was awarded custody of her son.
Two men died and more than 20 were injured when a boiler exploded at the Vincennes Paper Mills Co. plant. Property losses were estimated at 15000 dollars.
Elmer Dempster, a Black man, was arrested Monday for the brutal murder of Mrs. Samuel Pierce and her three children near Canonsburg Pennsylvania on Sunday. He confessed to killing the family and then setting the house on fire. An attempted mob lynching was thwarted by officers.
A landslide near Chelsea New York wrecked a New York Central passenger train Saturday night. The engine was thrown from the rail and plunged into the river. The engineer and fireman were killed, 15 passengers seriously injured and a score of others received minor hurts.
Democrats of the district meet in convention at Wauseon on August 14 to nominate a candidate for common pleas judge. Judge Snook of Paulding currently holds the position by appointment and is expected to be named by the convention.
The Pennsylvania railway cuts its maximum one way force from 3 3X to 2X cents per mile. On Sept 1 it will put 1000 mile tickets on sale good east of Pittsburg and Erie for a flat $20. Tickets are transferable.
Several valuable horses in Huron died suddenly after grazing on meadows infested with June bugs. An autopsy revealed the insects caused bowel trouble leading to their deaths.
Gov Harris announces Gen A B Critchfield as adjutant general to replace O H Hughee amid Guard support for Critchfield. Statement credits Critchfield with elevating the Guard, waiving political references to serve the state's militia. The Governor emphasizes qualifications as basis for the appointment.
The Greenfield post office in Highland county was robbed Tuesday night with losses estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
Oro C. Wilson of Fostoria committed death by his own action in St Louis Monday night. He was a veteran of the Spanish American war.
An explosion of gun cotton at Cooper Chemical Co. in Newark New Jersey on Tuesday killed four men and left a fifth missing. Authorities investigated the blast and its causes as rescue teams searched the debris.
Attorney General Moopy plans retirement with Secretary Bonaparte succeeding him. George L. Meyer, currently ambassador to Russia, will be named as secretary of the navy.
In the flouring mill of Troxler and Ward at Degraff the building burned and was gutted with a $3000 loss. Oil soaked cobs and a can of coal oil were found on the third floor where the blaze started and State Fire Marshal Reamer has been notified.
The Jackson Hustler derides the push to nominate Mr. Bryan in 1908 as distressing to genuine Democrats, arguing it reveals Democratic leadership weakness. The remark is presented as plain talk, not a mere flourish.
Peoria Illinois July 31 A firm note from President Roosevelt states he will not run again. Secretary William A Loeb sent a letter to Mrs L A Kinney confirming the President’s decision as announced during the 1904 election.
John Phillips born October 12, 1840 in Wayne county Ohio died July 28, 1906 at his home in Williams Center aged 65 years 9 months 16 days. He lived with his grandfather Cornelius Britton in Defiance county after moving to the area. served in the 128th Ohio Infantry during the Civil War guarding Johnson's Island. first wife left a daughter Mrs. Robins in Michigan. He married Fannie Harger in 1881 who survives him. Funeral by Elder J W Lilly at United Brethren church Williams Center with burial nearby.
Special to Express Fostoria reports the death of 30 year old farmer Jacob Stoudinger living near Rising Sus who died by self inflicted throat cut on Sunday. His body was found by his wife in the morning. he had recently suffered from a brain disease.
Giles Hawkins Tomlinson was born in Marbledale Connecticut on September 22 1809 and died July 23 1906 in Williams Center Ohio aged 96 years 10 months and one day. He married Eunice Ensign in 1842 and Electa Hemenway in 1848. He worked as a marble dealer farmer and businessman and lived in Defiance and Williams Center. Funeral services were held at the Williams Center M E church with burial in Farmer cemetery.
Joseph Burkhardt, 65, was walking on the tracks at West Unity when he was hit by Wabash passenger train No. 22 heading east. The incident occurred about 9 a.m. Sunday. the train was two hours late and traveling fast, causing almost instantaneous death.
A permanent Northwestern Ohio Harness Manufacturers and Dealers Association was organized in Defiance. Officers include President David Jones and Vice President J H Gosling. About 30 dealers attended as 22 members formed the nucleus with plans to affiliate with the National group. The next meeting is slated for mid January in Fostoria.
Emma Stock urges Sunday schools to avoid burnout or idleness by holding short 45 minute sessions in cool, pleasant rooms. Start early, engage hearts with personal outreach, and seek steady summer involvement to win every class to the Master.
The friends of Mrs. Charles Houghton of Indianapolis, who visited her aunt Mrs. Edward Squire on Jefferson Street, are saddened to learn she has just lost her infant daughter.
The Toledo Blade reports the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad may purchase the C L M to extend from Lima to Columbus and make Defiance a division center. The Schoepf syndicate’s plans for electrification and other interurban moves are discussed, with Lima Toledo and Leipsic construction updates and a Schoepf inspection trip noted.
John C. Hately receiver for the Zion City industries issued an appeal to Dowie followers for relief of destitute residents. He notes waning contributions, widespread undernourishment and inadequate clothing, with land values depressed. Prompt aid from wealthy community members is urged.
Helsingfore Aug 1 mutineers seize Sveaborg and take all armament. Heavy fighting continues as officers are killed or wounded. Reports say 600 killed or wounded. Red Guard and sailors disrupt rail links and bombardments erupt from barracks and ships. Families evacuated, city quiet at filing.
Mrs William Jarvis of this city suffered a stroke of paralysis Tuesday afternoon in Napoleon where she was visiting relatives. The whole left side was affected and her condition Wednesday is as satisfactory as the gravity of her illness admits. Ernest Banning and Fred Roment, who have been installing the machine works sprinkling system, left for Jackson Mississippi today.
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