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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1904

Page

4

Watson on Bryan and the Populist threat in 1903 politics

Thomas E. Watson argues in Crawfordsville that Bryan will be the Democratic nominee in 1903 and predicts a 1908 break with Parker Belmont and the German Wall Street alliance. He claims the South sustains the Democratic Party through sectional animus and accuses Bryan of courting a two Populist parties if he pursues a Populist platform.

Thomas E. Watson People’s Party Crawfordsville Alexander H. Stephens Bryan Parker St. Louis Mr. Bryan Peoples Democratic Party Wallstreet

President Roosevelt's Message and Policy Shifts

The Roosevelt address spans 17,000 words covering tariffs, trusts, railroad rebates, and ICC powers, with a temperate stance on foreign policy including Monroe doctrine roles. The piece notes domestic reforms and a shift in waiter attire in Lima due to a laundry price rise and worker resentment.

Roosevelt Bureau of Corporations Interstate Commerce Commission

Crideraville names Jase Crider street commissioner

Jase Crider, son of a former Lue site owner, is appointed street commissioner of Crideraville, claiming perhaps the title of state’s oldest street commissioner at over 80 years old. The report also notes a diphtheria epidemic in Auglaize County, with St John leading in cases and Myrtle Williams aged 16 among the dead. Schools and churches close as precautions rise.

Jase Crider Lue Site Crideraville Wapakoneta St. John Myrtle Williame

Child Burn Incident Reported in Bowling Green

Irene Hollingsworth, five, poured gasoline on a kitchen stove fire and was fatally burned. A neighbor, mistaking it for a bonfire, tried to help by smothering the flames with his coat as the child ran outside.

Bowling Green Irene Hollingsworth

Wonderful Colorado Women Vote in 1904 Electon

A Denver traveler column notes how Colorado women discuss voting and its impact in 1904. It describes varied attitudes from enthusiasm to indifference, registration scenes, and the hope that voting will influence politics, taxes, and local improvements.

Alee Hopal

Local residents travel and family events reported

Farmers PN Richardson Eva Maud Thoure and Bertha Lord journeyed to Bryan Monday. Mr and Mrs Wm Yeagley celebrate their golden wedding Tuesday with relatives. Hartman and Yeagley drive to Defiance and Melbern with loads. Births noted for Perry Burns and Orley Byers families. Various visits, moves, and building projects described among Defiance Garrett Toledo and surrounding towns.

PN Richardson New Eva Maud Thoure Bertha Lord Bryan Wm Yeagley Rank Hartman Melbern Richard Richardson Yeagley Defiance Perry Burns Spangler

Local Notes and Community Happenings in Indiana

Sherm Snyder visits sister Miss Waterson in Ft Wayne while Mrs Walters of Monroeville travels for her father E B Doud's illness. Ney high school hosts a box supper at Crago's hall for library funds. OT RC discusses equality of mental capacities by sexes. Miss Dreher and Staley up, Mr Hogg and Miss Yarlot down. Several local visits, moved farms, new seats at Independence school, and upcoming Christmas entertainment at Independence ME church. Rev Moore preaches at Logan. various families visit, move, or host in West Milford and Riley County communities.

Sherm Snyder Ft. Wayne Mre Waterson Walters Monroeville Ind E B Doud Ney High School Crago’s Hall Miss Dreher Staley Mr Hogg Yarlot Madge Reynolds Grace Hartshorn Bryan Donald Dreher H E Dreher Carmen Whitney Ben Povemire Richland Andrews Garvers Independence John Spangler Mekus Jewell Emery Elliott Martin Willman Ridgeville Geo Patten Fred Spangler Daisy Elliott Toledo Independence ME Church Rev . Moore Logan Earl Mann Stich Riley Bubb Kendallville T F Cary Brush Forden Bridge Lamb Peter Huffman J T Miller Jacob Fitzcharles Jonathan Hart Milford Garret Clyde Lindsey Maud Hicksville Austin Countryman Beerbower Countryman Butler

Brooksville Notes and Local Movements

Brooksville and Glenburg residents engage in weekly visits and moves. Mr Churchman of Glenburg calls on MD Hall. Mrs Fanny Leek and her son Walter visit the Schicks in Brooksville. Chas Hancock takes on graveling the road’s last mile. Neal Figley and wife discuss moving to Michigan. Several families visit each other including Wisler Peterson Brown Hanna Acus Hall and Hancock households around Evansport and Hancock.

Churchman Glenburg MD Hall Fanny Leek Walter Toledo O Schick Chas Hancock Neal Figley Michigan J O Wisler Chae Peterson Chas Brown Byron Hanna John Figley Wm Ruseeli Lewis Hanna Figley John Acus Epent John Hall Evansport Jennie Hancock vi Hancock W J Figley

Evansport Social News Receives Visits and Moves

Local residents report visits and travel across Defiance and nearby towns. Mrs. RO Hall and family spent Sunday-Monday in Defiance while Miss Lena Key visited her sister in Bryan. Dr Winn left for Columbus with a patient. Chas Patten moved into fold property. Mrs O L Hall and Alice Kimberly were seen in Defiance. Dec 15 meeting announced with Mrs Myrta Key as leader and Mrs Cassie McCord as hostess.

Meister E T Rethmel Defiance G W ‘Sower Lena Key Bryan OC Hall Lawrence Kansas e.Chas Lingle Eden Binas Montpelier Ron Toledo RO Hall H Leffler MO Coy I A Fribley Hall Wm Kimberly Jewell Alice “Kimberly DO Garber Belle Zelma Howard D H Partee Shuter Germantown Brubaker Winn Columbus Margaret Hall Chas Patten Ffold O L Hall de Cidle Myrta Key Cassie McCord Evansport

School Board approves insurance and loans at regular session

The board of education met in regular session with all members present except Mr. Dickman. R W Wortman obtained $10 000 insurance on the Third ward School building set to expire this month. The clerk reported a $2 000 temporary city loan for 30 days and $2 tuition from Mr Kelley. Christmas vacation was set from the Friday before Christmas to the Tuesday after New Year. Mr Canfield asked for new high school song books, referred to the text book committee.

Board of Education Dickman R W Wortman Third Ward Kelley Mitchell Canfield

Social items and payments noted in Supt Mitchell report

The monthly report of Supt Mitchell was read and accepted. Bills and payrolls were allowed including Mrs Edward Squire and November payrolls, and a joint coupon note event on Jefferson Street. A tea hosted by Mrs Squire featured Mrs Besse Squire assisting. Knights of Pythias social ball included prizes won by J B Ten Nyson and ladies prizes won by Mrs Winn and others.

Mitchell Edward Squire First National Bank Jefferson Street Iebegucaicnnacaal Kade Aitaioe EN Lewis Florida Mies Besse Squire Knights of Pythias Pedro Nyson R White Edgar Mrs. Winn R W Mitchell Express

Real estate transfers list scattered deeds and lots

Jacob Lipp transfers to Chas D Leach for ten dollars. William Woibert to Lewis Looker for 100.50 acres in Delaware. Byron Hadsel and wife to Abagori Jot in Hicksville. Mary Farmer to Chas W Miller lot M4 Edge add Hicksville. Several transfers include Emma Eisele lot 5 6 7 8 Wort’s add Hicksville. Samuel Garver to Wm Warfield lot in Hicksville. E Packer to B A Hadsell 208 Hicksville EE Hall auditor to WH Headiey AA Emma Beerbower 17 10a Milford. Margaret Conkey to Fetter sia Farmer. Mary E Kent et al to W Tomlinson 180.078 Farmer. Dante Harter to Otis Isse Ida Washington. Fremont B Stottler to Johanna Olson Sa Noble. G W Stevenson to James A Spearman De ee W A Snider to Allen Miller see Tiffin. B Pumfrey to Cath Pumfrey 2.80a Tima. HH Wheeler to Laura Layman Sia Adams coast. Eliza Flory to Mary Flory 20a. Harvey A Moon to Howard Moon two lots in Clipper add city Defiance. Patrick McDougal to Josh Frick lot 184 East Defiance. Sarah J Lutz to AN Heatley lot 91 John McCarty sheriff to Geo Ferguson lots 21 and 32 Old plat esty of Defiance. Ellen Bowen to Lena Rogliatti lot F RWS Park add between Mund and river.

Jacob Lipp Chas D Leach William Woibert Lewis Looker Delaware Byron Hadsel Abagori Hicksville Mary Farmer Chas W Miller Pecrine Heales Lauber Otis Emma Eisele Wort Samuel Garver Warfield Tomlinson Farmer Dante Harter Otis Isse Ida Washington Fremont B Stottler Johanna Olson Sa Noble G'W Stevenson James A Spearman de Snider Allen Miller Tiffin Pumfrey Cath HH Wheeler Laura Layman Sia Adams Eliza Flory Mary Flory Harvey A Moon Howard Moon Clipper Add Elty Defiance Patrick McDougal Josh Frick East Defiance Sarah J Lutz AN Heatley John McCarty Sheriff Geo Ferguson Defiance Ellen Bowen Lena Rogliatti

Community Notes From Hillsdale County Are Varied

Last week South Tiffin DA Overly visited relatives in Hillsdale County Michigan and brought apples home. Bryan newcomer OL Newcomer spent Sunday with friends. Local farms see activity including corn husker work by Partee and Kellermeter and concrete work by John N Partee for H Neaderhauser. Relatives plan travel while others aid in medical care and charity events. Salem Evangelical Sunday school schedules a Christmas program and college life features debate over doxology at the University of Chicago.

Hillsdale County Mich OL Newcomer Bryan Partee and Kellermeter Fred Neaderhauser Denver Colorado St. Loui Allen Miller W A Snider Levi Clinker Ed Partee Rasor John N Partee H Neaderhauser Ray Rethmel David Rasor JH Neaderhauser Ruth Brophy Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Salem Evangelical Sunday School James Lawrence Defiance County Lyons Kansas

University of Virginia Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

No. 4 VA elected its officers for the year. Colonel Peter Dickman leads. Lieut Colonel P D McMillen, Major Henry Klein, Chaplain M S Ashton, Quartermaster E P Rhodes, Surgeon H McConkey, Officer of the Day Jne Hughes, and Officer of the Guard J Young named.

U VA Peter Dickman P D McMillen Henry Klein M S Ashton E P Rhodes H McConkey Jne Hughes J Young

Dental plates and facial restoration services advertised locally

A fragmented local notice describes denture construction to restore a lost facial expression and secure fit. It mentions office contact near the New Post Office and a Dr A C Gam ter on. The text also includes multiple unrelated items such as a program topic Joan of Arc and probate court notices in Defiance County Ohio with names like Helen Errigat and I W Slough.

Ste AJ Otto Walnut Ridge Arkansas Alice Knapp Alice Newmyer Daniel Otto Toledo Peter Brenin Otto Brehm Helen Ebright Albert F Otto Tid Deflanes County Ohio Ut Worelock County Defiance Helen Errigat I. W. Slough

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