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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
2
Notice of Defiance Ohio post office entry as second class mail. Daily edition delivered to city subscribers for 10 cents per week by mail also 10 cents weekly. Long Distance Telephone number 14 and Northwestern Telephone number 34 listed.
The ExPRESS announces a new annual rate of 1 dollar if paid in advance and 1.50 dollars if not in advance. The price is stated as inflexible and will be adhered to.
The slate lists state officials and candidates: Secretary of State G Laylin from Huron. Supreme Judge Soun A Bohauoce from Montgomery. Commissioner D Bonebrak from Knox. Board of Public Works member Charles A Goddard of Sciota. Dairy and Food Commissioner Joseph B Blackburn of Belmeans. For Congress Frederick J L Hay of Defiance.
Buffalo reporters note Buffalonians see Bill as a strong showman. his campaign activity aids his business. He is framed as a capable candidate who will profit from sticking to his trade while pursuing the vice presidential bid.
The text warns that a properly armed and organized China could threaten allied forces. It claims vast Chinese hordes have devastated Europe in the past and portrays danger from a large population in the land of Ah Sin.
The Rumbaugh case likely goes to a jury Friday evening as defense testimony accelerates proceedings reducing witness fees. Evidence used mirrors the Johnson case and was agreed upon by both defense and state attorneys.
Iris notes multiple bear traps to be set in the tree top within the calf pasture near the courthouse to thwart an alleged abduction of Dom Peter Caressel. County voters, numbering in the thousands, seek to prevent disruption of the campaign and protect Caressel from capture.
The Ohio People’s party will hold its state convention in Columbus July 27 and 28 where its presidential candidate Hon. Wharton Barkert of Philadelphia will address delegates. It is expected a full state ticket will be nominated by petition. The party merged with the Sam Jones movement at the last election and had no candidate.
East Defiance on Summit street hosts a refined wedding Thursday evening as Miss Clara Balske marries James Ellsworth at St. Pauls Lutheran church with Rev Mueller officiating. Attendants include Miss Gertie River and best man Chas Filler. a lavish supper follows prepared by Myrtle Baker and Carrie Balske. Ellsworth, a Hughes and Seible employee, celebrates his new wife amid Express best wishes for their life together.
A pie shop in Ottawa was robbed Friday while the owner was away. Investigators say the thieves smashed in, ransacked the till, and carried off cash and valuables, with the proprietors promising further steps to recover losses.
Irregular OCR text advertises Cascaxarets candy as a natural remedy for ailments. It claims the product acts quickly to ease discomfort, promoting health with a small cost. Beware of imitations and look for stamped packaging.
Court heard defense and state arguments over Rath murder case in Hicksville. Testimony covered identifications, dark夜 conditions, time estimates, and the route from Antwerp to Hicksville with witnesses detailing lights out times and suspect movements.
An old promotional note offers Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation. It pledges money-back refunds if CC C fails and mentions druggists as the refund source.
Quick and easy recipes and uses for the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper. It chops meats fish vegetables coconut and more faster and more evenly than other devices. Sold by hardware and general dealers in various sizes from $1.25. Trademark on every machine. Descriptive catalogue free. The ENTERPRISE MFG CO of PA offers the "ENTERPRISING HOUSEKEEPER" with 9 recipes mailed for 4 cents. Third and Dauphin Sts Philadelphia.
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