Defiance P.O. Receives Second Class Mail Matter
Listed as mail matter of the second class entered at the Defiance post office.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
4
Local Sub City Carrier Rates and Mail Prices Listed
The notice lists subscription prices delivered by carriers to city residents at 10e per week and by mail options of $3 per year in advance. It shows a six month and three month mail plan and a weekly rate of $1.00 per year in advance with long distance and Northwestern telephone numbers provided.
Ohio Supreme Court rules mayors unpaid police fees must go to treasury
In Defiance Ohio on Tuesday the state supreme court ruled mayors acting as police justices are not entitled to judicial fees and must remits them to the municipal treasury. A switchman's error killed George Nixon and may have injured three other railroad workers on the C H & D railroad at Lima Tuesday night. A Republican office holder in a secret conference with the auditor illustrates the political shifts noted over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Ohio Supreme Court
George Nixon
Lima
Ohio Supreme Court Drops McClelland Election Suit
The Ohio supreme court Wednesday dismissed E G McClelland's suit to force the governor and secretary of state to award him a congress certificate instead of Gen. Sherwood. The court rule held that the legislature repealed the Dana law and erased all conflicting prior acts from the statute books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
E.G. McClelland
Secretary of
Congress
Gen. Sherwood
Magnanimous Official Keeps Tax Books Open
Treasurer Hart announces the tax books will remain open until January 25 to avoid penalties. He also pays for the public notice personally, though the county should cover the expense. The Defiance county community is urged to applaud the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance County
Hart
A Farmer seeks fair price through expert quality ruling
A farmer and firm clash over grain quality and price as an expert backs first class status while a clerk’s ignorance drives a price cut. State printer's expert review supports publishers' bills but an auditor without business knowledge reverses, cutting charges by 53 and 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Board of Commissioners
Democrat
Ford, Allen County’s Oldest Male Resident, Dies
Joserah Ford, Allen county's oldest male resident, died at his home near Scott's Crossing Tuesday at age 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joserh Ford
Allen County
Scott’s Crossing
Alexander Dies at 74 in Toledo Home
Alexander, a prominent Toledo businessman with a 40 year career, died at his home on Wednesday. He was 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brace
Toledo
Toledo man named secretary of State Board of Public Works
Jos W Cabpie of Toledo was appointed secretary to replace W E Thompson who resigned. Eisner C C McCase a chaplain linked to the 122d Ohio volunteers suffered apoplexy in New York but is expected to recover. Governor Harris named Laylie of Norwalk Sibley of Marietta and ex Governor Campbell of Hamilton to a committee to rectify the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. W. Cabpie
Toledo
State Board of Public Works
W. E. Thompson
Eisner C. C. McCase
McVabe
Ohio Volunteers
New York
Harris
Laylie
Norwalk
Hiram L. Sibley
Marietta
James Campbell
Hamilton
Ney
fAlis
Onery
Public notices funding sparking audit pressure over state papers
The piece questions 1892 to 1894 payments from commissioners to the Democrat Express and related papers for reports and proclamations. It alleges overpayments, calls for refunds if the auditor’s view is correct, and accuses publishers and the auditor of financial handling. Risks scrutiny of past rates and legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Democrat and Express
Republican Express
Democrat
The
Thompson
Messrs. Webster
Herald
the Democrat
the Express
the Herald
Senate Confirms Four Cabinet and Court Nominees
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed William H. Moody of Massachusetts as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court Charles J Bonaparte of Maryland as attorney general Victor H Metcalf of California as secretary of the navy and Oscar S Strauss of New York as secretary of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Navy
Oscar S. Strauss
New York
Commerce
Real Estate Transfers in Defiance City and Vicinity
A list of property transfers is recorded in Defiance County including W.G. Kopp selling to C. Diehl Jr. and others, Estella M. Daoust to James S. Hunter, Howard Twitchill to Wright Rubber Mfg. Co., E. Hall auditor to P. Goering Jr., and numerous other lot sales across Defiance and Hicksville areas with various parcels, sections, and owners. The document cites multiple grantees and grantors, including Geo. Streicher, Jno Tate, J.C. and Sarah Garvey, and others, with broad acreage allocations and street references such as South Defiance, East View, and Ottawa Ave.
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W.G. Kopp
C. Diehl Jr
Phillips
Louisa M.shultz
L. BE. Daoust
Eve D. Wellman
Krotz
Estella M. Daoust
James S. Hunter
Greenlers
Defiance
Howard Twitchill
Wright Rubber Mfg. Co
Jno
W. Tate
J.C
Sarah Garvey
Holgate
N. Defi
Geo. Streicher
F. Sommer, Jr
Het. K
Ottawa Ave
Geo
W. Griest
Orval Kuhn
E. E. Hall
P.goering Jr
East View
EB. Hall
Albert Craptree
Samuel Donaldson
Jacob
Donaldson
South
Theo
Ellen Long
E. W
Hulda Delaney
Es Peios v
Local notes from Ney and Defiance area bustle
Ney J. W. Garber attended business in Bryan. Teachers from the township attended an institute at Defiance. Frank Bostater Jr and others were in Defiance. a revival continues at Prairie Creek U B Church. Dan Moog rented a north farm for next year and Charles Goller left for Chicago then married Nellie M Benner in Bryan. A hunter once attacked by a lynx wore the animal skin later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Annie Walker
Latty
Jane Hanna
Prairie Creek U. B
W.M
Grace Yarlot
Teachers’ Institute
B. F. Houck
Frank Bostater
Frank Donley
Marvan Yarlot
John Ury
Burt Smith
Farmer Center
D. &. Welker
Wm. Stripe
New
Dan Moog
G. W. Benner
North Farm
Burdette Hartshorn
Emery Welker
Christ*reese
Bert Stailey
Sherwood
Charles Moats
Charles Goller
Chicago
Nellie M. Benner
Bryan
Mrs Miller returns from Chicago visit
Mrs B D Miller came home Saturday after a three weeks visit with her daughter in Chicago. A A Huber and wife attended the Ohio State Grange meeting in Canton this week. Floyd Clark has taken a job at a Cleveland bank and left Saturday.
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Hicksville
B. D. Miller
Chicago
A. A. Huber
Ohio State Grange
Canton
Floyd Clark
Cleveland
Officers of National Union Elect Leaders in Anthony Wayne Council
The Anthony Wayne Council, National Union, elected officers Tuesday night led by President Harry Wrede and Vice President F. M. Myers. Other posts include Speaker W. F. Kohrn, Six-president Ed Sheseler, Secretary L. Fe. Daoust, Financial Secretary T. P. Cantlon, Treasurer R. Brown, Chaplain C. I. Skiver, Sergeant Frank Cantlon, Doorkeeper I. Niel, Trustees P. H. Helpman J. ly. Beatty and Peter Smith. A public installation is set for the second Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne Council
National Union
Harry Wrede
F. M. Myers
W. F. Kohrn
Ed. Sheseler
L. FE. Daoust
T. P. Cantlon
R. Brown
C. I. Skiver
Helpman
J. Ly. Beatty
Peter Smith
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Fred Digby
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Officers OF National Union
Trowbridge Hall
the College
Neta
CP. Hensey
Tish
J. O. Bogert
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Hensey
George Foster
Justice Costello
Fide
Vicin
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Gigan
Mem
Hese
Oxford
Meltons
Senae
Paney Children
Roys
Salvage Co
Atworth
Wertheimer’s
Geo. C. Murphy
Mgr
Defiance, Ohio
Ats A HS
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