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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

9

Local notices and travels end of August meeting

Community items include Woodwards Drug Store ads and visits by Mrs. Witty in Newville and others to Toledo Cleveland Findlay and Milwaukee. The Old Settlers plan their 31st annual meeting August 30 at Hicksville Fair Grounds with Hon. W. W. Campbell speaking. Sheriff Kopp pursues grand larceny suspect arrested in Helix Oregon en route to capture.

Old Settlers Hicksville Fair Grounds W. W. Campbell Napoleon O. Stone Fifth District Paulding F. L. Hay Kopp Pacific Coast Helix Oregon

Social duties and dances noted at local homes

Geo. C. Widmer hosted a small dance party on Clinton street for cousin Miss Margaret Houck of Cleveland with Miss Miller of Bryan as guest. Miss Raglemier entertained Miss Nelle Barnes of Napoleon and several young ladies on Harrison street with music, cards, and dainty refreshments.

Geo. C. Widmer Clinton Street Margaret Houck Cleveland Miss Miller Bryan Nelle Barnes Napoleon Olive Raglemier Harrison Street Ehards Clifford Raglenier Willis Hutchins Miss Raglemier Alta Kiough Maude Core Eda Weigerding Grace Cromley Tena Wilsberg Maude Conkle Julia Hoeffel

Local Notices and Society Movements

Dey Ayers began lending at 4 percent. Stock and daughter Mary left Wednesday for Pittsburg. Mrs Sally Taylor Case visiting her brother down the river went to Fremont Wednesday. Rev Roberts to preach at St John’s in Tiffin township Sunday at 10 AM and 2 30 PM at Rural Chapel. Mrs J C Yingling and two children returned to Toledo after eight days in the city. Mr Shead to remain a few more days on Wayne Street.

Sally Taylor Case Fremont Roberts St John’s Church Tiffin Township J. C. Yingling Toledo Mr. Shead Wayne Street Defiance County St. John’s M. EF. S.S Rural Chapel U.S Imma Stock Frank Bricker Albion Ind Carl Brandon Rosedale Akin Moore South Bend I. B. Moore Tacoma Wash Prof. Beck J. H. B. Casebeer Garrett Our City W. H. Peters Alexander Gordon Detroit John Kittering W. F. Horton Milo Bowker Ray Rose Kalamazoo Mich Geo. B. Wilson Romain Clark Camp Bolivar Doctor Zoellers Cincinnati Ster Clark Miss Winans Kentucky J. H. Nelson Glenn Baker Wm. R. Holden Co J. K. Scott New York Dillworth & Co Elmer Jones Newville Hicksville

Company G Returns From Bolivar Maneuvers

Defiance's Company G and the 6th Regiment band return from ten days of camp and drills at Bolivar in Tuscarawas county. They arrive in Toledo and parade, praised for discipline, with the band noted for quality music. Umpires say National Guard work rivals regulars, and Defiance is cited as one of the state’s best units.

Defiance 6Th Regmental Bolivar Tuscarawas County Toledo Wabash Clinton Street DeKay National Guard Claude Gleason Our City W. R. Holden Detroit A. O. Dalrymple Muskegon Mich Company E Camp Patterson

Sunday School Drive Urges Defiance County Workers

Henry L. Stock writes to Defiance county Sunday school workers urging greater organization and responsibility. He notes western towns lag behind eastern ones, cites small church participation, and urges county convention planning for October at Defiance St Pauls M E church with meetings set for September 1 and October 2 3.

New Mexico Defiance County Defiance Henry L. Stock

Electric shock proves fatal to local worker at arc lamp

Walter Riley 37, an employee of Peoples Gas and Electric Co., died after attempting to adjust an unlit arc lamp at Washington and Second streets. Witnesses Shitneir and Morris rushed to help, Morris receiving a shock. Riley, who had only worked for PG&E a day, died at Dr. Davis's office. burial followed at Riverside Cemetery after services at St. Mary’s Church. He is survived by his father Thomas and four siblings.

Walter Riley Peoples Gas and Electric Company Ernest Litnier Riley East Defiance Washington Second Streets Mr. Shitneir Blaine Morris Second Street Mr. Morris Mr. Riley Mr. Bitmer Dey Ayers Dr. Davis Ed. Smith Engel Thomas Riley Ayersville Jones Livery Thomas John Rogersville Charles William Youngstown Mary Martin Miller Defiance Council Knights of Columbus St. Mary’s Catholic Church J. F. Collins Riverside Cemetery

Edward Terry killed by electric shock near Lima

Edward Terry, a high tension lineman for the Western Ohio railway, was killed by an electric shock while changing insulator pins about two miles north of Lima. The line, believed to be empty, was suddenly energized. Terry fell among wires as the current surged through his body. He had prior telegraph and lineman experience and his death is considered instantaneous.

al. Terry Edward Lima Republican Gazette Edward Terry Western Ohio Railway Company St. Marys Terry Wapak Central Union United States Telephone Companies Ohio

John Walker Named Administrator of Walker Estate

John Walker was appointed administrator of the estate of William Walker, deceased, of Washington township by Judge Shaw to probate court.

John Walker William Walker Washington Township Shaw

Earthquake Disaster Devastates Valparaiso Area

Special to Express Valparaiso Aug 22 The quake likely claimed about 3000 lives with property losses near 100 million dollars or more Fires overran the city after tremors destroying the Victoria theater Naval club and many buildings Authorities armed citizens and police keep order shooting looters on sight Fire destroyed vast areas including 60 percent of commercial houses with Arbaca Llai Lai and Vila Del Mar heavily damaged Survivors camp on hills and streets as feeding efforts coordinate from unaffected areas

Valparaiso Victoria Theater Opera House Naval Club Club Desetiembre le Merced French Fathers Navy Department Brazil Aconcagua Arbaca Llai Liai Limache Hierro Viejo Vila del Mar

Tragedy as 12-year-old killed by live wire in tree

Kenneth Upperman, 12, died after touching a live wire while climbing a tree at a nest search. He was thrown 20 feet and suffered a fractured skull with no chance of recovery. A German Pioneer Day celebration is planned in Latty for August 30 with music from the Sixth Regiment and Okalona German bands.

St. Marys Kenneth Upperman Defiance County Latty’s Grove

Wealth of Nations: U S Leads Global Wealth in 1905

A Leslie's Weekly survey ranks world powers by wealth. The United States, with about 110 billion, far surpasses the United Kingdom and Germany at 55 and 50 billion, while France and AustriaHungary trail at 45 and 30 billion. The US wealth growth since 1850s far outpaced peers.

United States AG Hie S.daig Austria-Hungary France Germany United Kingdom Empire of Germany Leslie

Royal couples tower over husbands in height contrasts

The article notes that most royal wives are taller than their husbands. Examples include Queen Alexandra above King Edward, Czarina taller than the Czar, and Empress taller than Kaiser Wilhelm. It cites Queen Helena vs King of Italy and Queen Denmark against her consort, among others.

Christendom Edward Alexandra Kaiser Wilhelm Kaiser Italy Helena Portugal Wales Spain Denmark

Tom's Advantage and the Quarrel Over Blame

A cartoonish dialogue centers on blame for a broken jam jar. Tom Catt bristles at unfair accusations while Bobby argues resilience with the line about nine lives versus one. A bystander woman notes women imitate others' actions.

Tom Tom Catt Bobby

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Chool Books Highland Noble and Defiance Townships Ayersville Special District Defiance City Woodwards A. W. King & Son, Defiance, O W. J. Witty Fred Schlosser Little Son Clara Atworth Springfield City C. A. Decker Mary and Lottie Findlay James Kelley Geo. Dayton Milwaukee, Wis Emory Graper Caroline Widmer Mary Palmer Cora Mallencup Minneapolia KE. R. Mallet John Mallett Yates, N. Y Niagara Falls Socilty John Henry Joe Sonottdore Leona Reganold Mre. H. F. Worth Tiffin Mre.s. Stock Pittsburg F. P. Weisenburger & Brother Rexall State Bank WM. Geiger Elbert EF Carter Peter Bettenring OFC Coun the Express A. M. Richards Wawasee A. K. Simpson L. L. Hull Tom Carrell H. H. Honn Harlan, Ind A. M. Moore Alexander J. B. Moore Tacoms Abe Akin Frank Dalrymple Mattie Libbie W. A. Blodgett Mollencup’s Kittner Kittner’s Clothing Store Court House Defiance, Ohio French’s Bazaar W.V. Hutchins & Son McClary’s East Fifth St Weekly Express Ohio Farmer Daily Express Farmer
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