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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1904

Page

4

Delegates Named for Republican Convention Nomination

Friday February 19 1904 at 10 am delegates to the Republican convention are to be chosen to nominate a candidate for congress and a presidential elector plus alternate delegates Defiance Paulding Putnam Van Wert Williams counties listed with their delegate counts and the deadline February 16 set by county central committees O Ch Auch Newcomer Secretary Frank A Gamble Chairman noted delegates to the convention shall be detailed.

Congress Myron T. Herrick Defiance Paulding Alding Putnam VanwWert Williams Ted Egate County Central Committee Frank A. Gamble Seb

Republican County Central Committee Meeting Defiance Defiance Ohio

The Republican County Central Committee of Defiance County will meet at the Crosby House in Defiance at 1 30 p m Saturday February 6 1904 to fix time and place for caucuses and county convention to select nine delegates and nine alternates to the congressional convention in Defiance Ohio on Friday February 19 1904 All members urged to attend J H Shultes Chairman L E Richardson Secretary

Ohio Defiance Republican County Central Committee Defiance County Crosby House Jj.h. Shulters L. E. Richardson

Taxable value pleas for Crescens horse raised doubt

Mr George Ketcham asks a reduction of Crescens tax valuation from twenty thousand dollars to seven hundred fifty. This marks the first hint that Ketcham questions the Wichita record on the animal.

George Ketcham

Controversy Over Church Skirt Dance Stirs Jersey City Parish

Tensions rise at Lafayette M E Church in Jersey City after an entertainment featuring girls under 12 who danced a skirt dance on the church platform. The Rev Redheffer defends the act while parishioners prepare to discuss it at the next meeting, calling it theatre-like and controversial.

Lafayette M. E Jersey City

Chance to Buy Valuable Land in Farmer Township

Any person desiring to buy 240 acres or interest of bankrupts in the Fisher farm in section 19 Farmer township may find advantage by addressing B. B. Kinessary Box 156 Defiance, QO.

Fisher Farm Farmer Township Me. B. B. Kinessary Defiance

Local lottery sting arrests two in Napoleon

Local business houses coordinated a lottery scheme in Napoleon leading to the arrest of Charles Reiser and John Lauterbach. They allegedly formed clubs of 25 to 100 members with weekly drawings for a suit, charging $1 weekly until a suit was drawn or $25 paid. Many members reportedly received nothing.

Napoleon Chas, Reiser John Lauterbach

Not a Candidate Columbus Feb. 4 Ex Governor Nash Denies Run

Ex Gover nor Nash states he is not a candidate for delegate at large to the Republican national convention and does not desire the honor. He says Foraker will get the delegation without opposition and Roosevelt will be nominated with Ohio for him, leaving four likely contenders as Foraker Herrick Cox and Dick.

Columbus Geo. K. Nash Foraker Roosevelt Ohip Nash Herrick Cox

Local notes from Sherwood and surrounds

Emerson Johnson and wife of Chicago Junction spent part of last week with friends in and around Sherwood. Miss Clara Johns returned home after a four week visit with friends in Michigan. A sleigh ing party of sixteen Sherwood youths visited Dr Lehman in New Saturday evening. Perry Rock visits his sister Mrs Wm Ruff. PM and Grant Shook spent time with brother John Shook at Belleville. Manuel Byers and Jas Bloom on sick list. Death reported of the infant child of Mr and Mrs Jacob Fraker north of town. Frank Smith to locate in Paulding. Roy Robertson’s son was in Defiance Tuesday. Ed Motts moves his family to a farm north and east of town. Ol Shoupst to occupy the vacated house. C F Miller funeral at Reformed church Jan 29. Hiram Goshie in Defiance Wednesday.

Emerson Johnson Chicago Junction Sherwood Clara Johns Michigan John Shook Belleville manuel.Byers Jas Bloom Jacob Fraker Frank Smith Paulding Dr. Reynolds David Grant Curley Thompson W. R Mansfield Ellis Ford Ayers Box Co W. Mansfield Myron van Tue Mansfield L. W. Mansfield Pritchard Amanfisaet Levi Crawford Florence Ford Jerome Botting Victor Niorot B. A. Mansfield Kraft Vierah Frank Jacob Schubert Edward Dubouys Buff Zim- Megatniss Curly Thompson Defiance Aron Pritchard John Boggs Presda Minsel House Geo. Gordon Pheris Mansfield H. E. Crawford W. F. Lawrence A. Gilts Jerome Bottina Schultz W. V. Mansfield America Welto W. F. Mansfield Merman Simon Smith Kalida Chas. Mansfield Wayne Boucher Louis Grant Gordon Crawford

The Engaged Irish Lass with a Placard

A rosy cheeked Irish girl wore a placard announcing her intended marriage. The sight underscores how engaged girls stand out among their lovelorn sisters, a common scene in social circles of the era.

Forger Arrested in Wapakoneta Over Note Fraud

Fred Stinebrugge of New Bremen was arrested in Wapakoneta on forging two of his brothers names to a $70 note sold to Boesels bank. He claimed he needed the money for his sweetheart.

Wapakoneta Fred Stinebrugge New Bremen Boesel

City Council holds regular meeting with committee appoinments

City council in regular session approves minutes and reports. Mayor Cameron names ward committees for Carnegie library oversight. Several fines and licenses collected. auditors and treasurer reports filed. Frayney pushes early action on People's Rapid Transit franchise. council adjourns after brief discussion.

Chenevert Horn Ilies M. B. Stevens Eatel Antlon T. P. Cantlon W. D. Hill Robt. Newbergin Legal Services Board of Health Board of Trustees Firemen’s Pension Fund Frayney People’s Rapid Transit By

Community Notes From Paulding and Nearby Areas

Sunday visits and family news mix with farm chores and local work reports. Names include Gottleib Wahl Scott Des grange Stutesbeck Steinmeier Walters Hughes Marshause and Peck families with mentions of Toledo Defiance and Pleasant Bend.

Supreme Court Validates Cincinnati Tax Board Actions

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the citys central tax board of revision constitutional after it added 4 million dollars to the tax duplicate for central property and decreased outlying property similarly. The court also allowed annual assessors to add to valuations for alterations and additions each year.

Columbus Supreme Court Scarborough Cincinnati

Beggar William F. Brown Feigns Night Gentility

Oakland police suspect William F. Brown known as a beggar shows two personas. He allegedly pleads for funds during the day to support a gentlemanly life by night, according to detectives.

Oakland Cal William F. Brown Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Mr. Brown

City to ban toy pistols and fireworks year round

The civ council instructed the civ solicitor to draft an ordinance prohibiting firing toy pistols and any fireworks except small fire crackers on all days, including the Fourth of July.

Norwalk Civ Council Civ

Instant relief coughs and sore throat advertised

A Brazilian remedy named Instant Relief targets coughs croup and sore throat. The ad lists a price of 25 cents for a 50 dose quantity, suggesting a local medicinal nostrative product.

Church to ban women singers in St Nicholas choir

Mgr Nagel of St Nicholas German Catholic church in Wilkes Barre Pa has decided to exclude women singers from the church in the future and confine the music to male voices a policy affecting the choir and conduct of church services.

Wilkesbarre Mgr. Nagel St. Nicholas

Dog Tax Backed by Columbus Committee

Taxation committee endorses Huffman bill to let the assessor collect dog tax in cash and supports repeal of law that allows forfeited property to escape taxation.

Columbus Huffman

Steam Pipe Burst Scalds Fremont Power House Workers

February 4 incident at the Lake Lore electric power plant leaves Oscar Garner and fireman Alex Lowery seriously scalded. Geer suffers especially severe burns and may not recover.

Fremont Lake Lore Oscar Garner Alex Lowery Geer

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward

An old advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures that fail Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and lists testimonials and wholesale druggists. The copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, with claims of blood and mucous surface action and 75 cents per bottle.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo J. Cheney WasTt & [Truax Wald.ng, Kinnan & Marvin Hail

Local villagers share news of deaths trades and travel

Village notes recount professional calls and visits from Dr Reynolds and Curley Thompson. Farmers like Myron Van Tue and Levi Crawford sell corn and wood to Defiance and Mansfield families. A man died by his own act shocking the town while Mrs Ford and others tend him. Household moves and farm trades continue as residents swap goods and assist the factory interests.

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Boost

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce of Buffalo New York and his Golden Medical Discovery as a natural remedy from herbs and roots for digestion and nutrition. It cites testimonials from Mrs Wm Morey of Marshall Michigan and urges readers to obtain the 1008 page People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by sending stamps to Dr Pierce at 663 Main Street Buffalo NY.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce Wm. Morey Marshall, Mich R. V. Pierce Main Street

Social Evening at North Richland Home

The home of Mrs James Elliott in North Richland hosted a party with local youths on Monday night. A sled load of Defiance residents visited Joe Hoshuck’s country home for an evening gathering and returned home in the early morning.

James Elliott North Richland Joe Hoshuck

Fitzpatrick Wedding Announcement in Ashland Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs T J Fitzpatrick of Ashland Wisconsin announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Minnie Helen to Samuel Stillman Bomron in Ashland on Tuesday February 1903 The couple formerly resided in Defiance The report also notes the Cunningham infant baptism at St Johns Church with John Richard Cunningham christened and sponsors Mrs John Schneider and Mr Schneider The Leap year dance at Citizen Opera House followed by a meal at Dicus restaurant lists numerous attendees and sponsors including Miss Marie Farrell and many local residents.

T. J. Fitzpatrick Ashland Wis Minnie Helen Samuel Stillman Bomron Sa.m Fitzpatrick Defiance John R. Cunningham John Richard Cunningham St. John’s Catholic Church John Schneider Holgate Avenue Cunningham Clinton Street Citizen Opera House Marie Farrell Dicus Messis Ralph Richardson Hector’ ‘Dicus John Norway Hector Maranda Roy Harley Dr. J. B. Ury Ed Costello Rudy Doenitz Carl Smith Ed Speiser Clarence Miller Elmer Goldnetz Ted Weaver Leonard Leither Dot Brechbill Tracy Fink Grace Myers Bazil Lind Besse Squire Lara Kuhn Mable Gertrude Brady Estella Daoust Grace Cromley Mae Cromley Bertha Bohlmann Grace Brady Agnes Sheridan Henry Jennings KJ Polson

Timber and family notices in Adams township column

Syl Peter is getting out timber for W A Snider's corn crib and machine shed. Partee and Rittenhouse expect to saw timber this week then move toward Okalona for extended work. Fred Peter plans to move part of his goods to his show home and leave for Michigan around March. A few young sports attended Uncle Tom's Cabin in Defiance. Rev Wer tenburger of Michigan visited last week.

Peter Snider P Gates Rev Row Salem Church Pearl Allen Adams Township Chas Kellermier Frank Acus Rath & Kellermier Partee & Rittenhouse Okalona Fred Michigan Tom Defiance F W Stock Daniel Kuhn Curt Deepe Rev Wertenburger

Social notes from Brooksville and nearby towns

Brooksville and Evansport residents report visits and travel on Monday through Sunday. Names include Rath, Figley, Carver, Hanna, Hall, Gorei, Kennedy, and Meyer visiting Defiance, Evansport, Glenberg, Noble Town, and Weiland farm activities.

Homeseekers and Colonists Fares Announced

Homeseekers and One Way Colonists fares advertised by Ohio Central Lines. Agents are called to offer full particulars on rates. Tickets go on sale the first and third Tuesday of each month. Moulton Houk, G. P. A., Toledo, Ohio.

Ohio Central Lines Moulton Houk G. P A Toledo Ohio Central OMI

Hanna Sick Man Ailing Senator Hanna in a weak but not alarming state

Washington February 4 Senator Hanna was very restless last night and remains weak with a lowered temperature. Attending physician Dr Rixey says he is run down and debilitated but not in immediate danger, and he will likely stay in bed for the day.

Express Washington Hanna Rixey

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