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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1902

Page

8

Favorite Prescription Promises Strong Mothers and Painless Births

An advertisement touts Dr. R V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weak women. It argues science improves maternal health and enables healthy babies, sharing testimonials from mothers who credit the medicine with easier pregnancies and sturdy infants, and offers the medical book free by mail.

R. V. Pierce Dr. Pierce Eee S. E. Rose Big Otter Clay Co West Va Pierce Buffalo, N.Y

Dan Coy Speaks On Notable Developments

Dan Coy asserts that a matter of unusual importance has occurred and is currently sharing a brief set of remarks. He notes that several statements are in progress and emphasizes the significance of the moment.

Dan Coy Dan

New Sachem Timothy Titmouse Anusberry Emerges in Defiance Democracy

A local note reports the selection of a new sachem for Defiance Democracy, named Timothy Titmouse Anusberry. Details on process or location are sparse but the name is presented as the new leader.

Richard Croaker Timothy Titmouse Anusberry

Phipps Nominated as Republican Hopeful for Congress

The Paulding Republican declares belief that W. H. Phipps of Paulding can beat Hon. John S. Snook in the district. Phipps will seek the Republican convention nomination in the city this week.

Paulding W. H. Phipps Congress John S. Snook Phipp

Rethmel Aims at Toberan in Tiffin Township Politics

Some old timers say Mr Rethmel failed to jar Asa Toberan from the roost in Tiffin township yet he knew who administered the political scene.

Rethmel Asa Toberan Tiffin Township

Knockout Drops to Doc Camer and John Spangler Shocks Sam Gruner

A surprising result features Doc Camer and John Spangler defeating Sam Gruner as John pressed his hot run in pursuit of Gruner, leaving fans puzzled by the shifting race for the lead.

Knockout Doc Cameron John Spangler John Sam Gruner

Phillip Young Walks Like He Has Pneumatic Tires

Report notes Phillip Young moving unusually fast since the late unpleasantness in North Rend, described as if his feet were supported by air. The comment portrays a brisk, bouncy gait without detailing injuries or events beyond the lingering impact.

North Richland Phillip Young

Local reward offered for suspects in caucus incident

Rumors say city leaders will pay a $500 reward to locate those involved in the attack on Democratic figure Billie Patterson during the late caucuses. Authorities have not confirmed details or names.

Bourbons Billie Pattersons

Old Time Democrats Speak Loud in Luke Warm Caucuses

The Crescent News notes the Democratic caucuses produced little emotion for the Express and suggests seasoned party leaders broadcast their views clearly without needing close listening. Their sharp language is described as hot and striking the air like metal in water.

Crescent Express

Senator Pettus Seeks Re election and Poised for another Term

Alabama Senator Pettus, aged 81, runs for re election to the United States Senate and is likely to win another term. If he remains as durable as now, he may ask younger generations to wait longer before stepping in. The stance unsettles the deposed bourbon leaders in the county.

Pettus Alabama United States Senate

Democratic County Convention Promises Wondrous Exposition

The Democratic county convention in this city on Friday August 29 1902 is described with ornate phrasing about a rare display of the Nympholepsy of fond despair. The piece notes a curious press image and suggests brewing trouble like bees near their hives before a storm.

Prosperous Farmers Highlight Republican Prosperity Claim

The Crescent News notes Jesse M. Benner of Tiffin township threshed 86 bushels of Allyke on 20 acres, yielding $602. The item argues this shows who is flourishing under Republican rule, using a farmer as an example of prosperity.

Crescent Jesse M. Benner Tiffin Township

State S S Tour Party Plans County Convention

The state tour party of five specialists visits to present a county convention program. Joseph Clark outlines the future, W C Stevenson leads Bible reading, and H A Dowling and F F Fitch head sessions. Mrs A G Crouse directs primary activities, with noon and evening sessions featured across two days.

Joseph Clark Ohio S.S. Association H. A. Dowling A. Crouse F. F. Fitch W.C. Stevenson Ohio U. S W. C. Stevenson A. G. Crouse H A. Dowling W. ©. Stevenson A. G.ronce S. S James A. Roger Farmer

Surprising Restored Policy Returns Four-Fifty

W J Moon Ey of Michigan Mutual had written a twenty year paid up policy for E C Allen of Farmer Center. After lapse Allen received a $450 draft covering the payments and interest from J J Mooney of Toledo, son of W J Mooney, an agent for the company. The gesture stunned Allen and highlighted the company’s steadfast obligation.

W. J. Mooney Michigan Mutual Insurance Co Ohio E. C. Allen Farmer Center Allen J. J. Mooney Toledo Michigan Mutual Co Mooney Wm. Kirtley, Jr

Death of Infant in North Defiance

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bud Murphy died at home in North Defiance Thursday afternoon aged 7 days. Funeral held Friday afternoon.

Bud Murphy North Defiance

The Green Flag Floats On As Hen Vacates Nest

The article notes the Green Flag still flies while the hen has left the nest, signaling a shift in status or leadership.

Fragmentary cry about winds and a mythic sister

A terse line questions the wild winds and mentions a sister, then adds a phrase implying possession or oath. The wording suggests a fragment from a larger oral or literary context with archaic or stylized speech.

Well No 1 yields 100 barrels at Kreider farm

The Welladdie Oil Co's well No 1 on the Kreider farm in Pleasant township Van Wert county produced 100 barrels after 36 hours of pumping and a 500 barrel tank is being constructed nearby. Stockholders in the city are jubilant though the well has not yet been shot. Principal holders include T T Ansberry and Chas Froment with about seven thousand dollars estimated value.

Welladdie Oil Co Kreider Pleasant Township van Wert Defiance T T Ansberry Chas. Froment

Notable Incident Echoes North Richland Mishap

A late occurrence in North Richland drew attention for its severity, described as worse than falling in a cistern. The remark highlights a striking danger or mishap locally, underscoring a cautious public response and possible safety concerns.

North Richland

Green plume in Ansberry hat leads political fray

General Tim Ansberry continues to lead the field in the political contest as supporters rally behind his distinctive green plume on his hat. The front-runner status persists amid ongoing campaigning and rivaling factions.

Tim Ansberry

Earthquake Victim Question In Washington

In Washington, speculation arises whether Chas F Geller was among the late quake victims. No confirmation yet as investigators review casualty lists and local records.

Chas. F. Geller Washington

Asa Toberan Reaches 100th Earth Appearance

The record notes Asa Toberan marks his 100th appearance on earth, celebrated as he remains as youthful as in earlier years.

Asa Toberan Earth

Man and boy thwart attempted home robbery near Island Park

A man and a boy tried to rob Taylor Caldwell four miles west of town at 5 p m Thursday. Caldwell fought off the thieves and sent them away empty handed. Nearby Tip Travis farm reports tomato and cabbage thefts and hens robbed, with dogs killing chickens. Ed R Mallett and his daughter Sadie plan to reach London August 3 during Coronation week and witnessed the ceremonies.

Taylor Caldwell Tip Travis Island Park Ed R. Mallett Miss Sadie London Mr Mallett

Court actions in Com mon plean court Monday

Judge M Donnelly presided in Napolean. He filed sheriff and receiver reports in the C L M case, approved some claims and rejected others. No service halted the K E K Chapman mandamus. Adjournment set for Sept 13 1902. Judge Hockman enjoined H C Thompson from operating the H G Menen brick yard. Mooney supported Hubbard in Neff Co. v H G Monen and ruled Monen may not lease the plant or sell stock. Thompson, the lessee, is barred from operating.

M. Donnelly Napoleon K. E. K. Chapman J. H. Hockman H.C. Thompson H G Menen W T Mooney W H Hubbard J G Neff & Co H G Monen Monen Thompson

Card of Thanks for funeral assistance and singing

We the undersigned thank friends who helped during the sickness and death of our father and for the singing at the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. J LeGron.

J. Legron

Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office for Aug 2 1902

Uncalled letters for week ending Aug 2 1902 listed for gentlemen and ladies. Readers urged to call within 14 days and note the date on the list. if unclaimed they will be sent to the dead letter office as required by law.

Defiance Ohio Black C M Bréton Burke Jake Dascombe James Doherty Lem Daoust Frederick Rufus Frazee John Granger Fred Gorbech King H Hadsell J D Hardman W W Hoch Geo Lesh D W McDaniels J W McDonald

Miss Belle Zeigler Weds Orville Krotz in Fort Wayne

Miss Belle Zeigler and Orville Krotz married at 5 o clock Sunday in the parsonage of Rev. Lake in Fort Wayne Indiana. They will reside in East Defiance for now with Mr and Mrs Press Zeigler. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Hartle of Fort Wayne. The groom works as assistant bookkeeper at Defiance Grocery Co and is the son of Mr and Mrs D F Krotz. The Express sends best wishes to the couple.

Belle Zeigler Orville Krotz Rev. Lake Ft. Wayne Ind Mr& D. F. Krotz The Express

Calling Numbers by Telegram Style in Chicago Banter

A playful exchange shows two men debating how to read a number aloud. The caller insists on saying Main eleven hundred eleven while the other suggests one one double one, revealing a bet about spoken digits and date-like phrasing in urban humor.

Central Main Chicago Tribune

Two Classes of Workers Discussed by Teacher

A classroom exchange asks Tommy if his father earns by brains or muscles, with Tommy replying that his father uses neither. The Chicago Tribune records the remark as part of a lesson on work and class.

Tommy Chicago Tribune

Comforting Words On Doan's Kidney Pills Relief

A Defiance reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary issues, reporting relief after use. Mrs. J. L. Miller purchased from N. G. Woodward's drug store, noting no relapse in six months. Doan's sold nationally for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo markets them.

J. L. Miller West High Street Dean N. G. Woodward’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Postoffice Notes Vacation Schedules for Staff

Money order clerk Miss Kate Ayers returns to work after vacation on Saturday. John Stork begins his vacation with plans to spend part of it in Lima. Mail carrier Frank Myers takes his annual leave, with Elmer Blair serving as substitute in his absence.

Kate Ayers John Stork Lima Frank Myers Elmer Blair

Horse scares rider injuring 77 year old woman in Noble township

On a Saturday Mrs. Lon Rourke of Noble township drove to town in a surrey with her mother Mrs. Kuszmaul. After crossing the Clinton street bridge the mare supposedly feared the tents in the street and Mrs. Kuszmaul, 77, fell injuring her hip though no bones were broken. She was taken to her granddaughter Mrs. Will Slough’s home where Dr. W. S. Powell attended her. recovery will be slow.

Robertson M 7 Siggol Dr. Pierce Lon Rourke Noble Township Surrey Will Slough W. S. Powell

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