Various Local Movements and Evening Events In Defiance
Notices detail residents traveling to Minneapolis Denver and Indianapolis, a Santiago battle promo at Island Park, and a light sleeper brigade on Perry street. Reports cover stone hauling to the county infirmary, a death and funeral in Delphos, and a Pan-American Exposition trip via Cleveland Buffalo Saratoga. Public notices include church events and a fire department meeting.
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Sylvester Beckler
Delphos
Martin & Co
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Riverside Cemetery
Sylvester
Chas. J. Daoust
East
Cleveland
Buffalo
Saratoga Springs
National Union
Hudson
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Harvest whiskey and beer advertised for town visit
The notice invites visitors to F. C. Kahl’s for harvest whiskey at prices 1.25 to 4 dollars per gallon and Kauffman’s Cincinnati gilt edge beer on tap. It also proclaims the Battle of Santiago at Island Park on Tuesday July 16 as the grandest sight in northwestern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Kahl
Kauffman
Cincinnati
Santiago
Island Park
Ohio
City Board of Health Misses Meeting Over Sanitary Policy
A special city council session failed to convene with the board of health as members did not appear, leaving health policy unresolved. The Express criticizes proposed abolition of the sanitary policeman role and urges proper funding and delineation between council and health board duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
J. I. Hoeffel
C. L. Hoeffel
Arning
Bohannon
Schultz
F. J. Popenhagen
the Express
Battle of Santiago Preview At Island Park
Local notices report Fred French returning to Paulding and W. H. Hutchinson traveling to Payne and Antwerp. R. W. Wortman shipped a car of wool, last for the season. A big nautical battle scene is promised for Island Park on Tuesday evening July 16 with cannons and torpedo effects.
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R. W. Wortman
Lumber Moves From Toledo For Local Firms
The Legal Tender and H. W. Myers arrived from Toledo with lumber for H. B. Ten zer on Tuesday. The Ella May hauled lumber for Dan W. Cay on Monday and will load today with wood bound for Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Myers
Toledo
H. B. Tenzer
Ella May
Dan W. Cay
For Sale Three Inch Truck Wagon by Blacksmith Shop
For sale a three inch truck wagon that was left at the blacksmith shop for repairs. No one called for it after repairs. Four new wheels were installed. Asking price eleven dollars, equal to the repair costs. Seller: H. Weisenborn.
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H. Weisenborn
Local Officials Active and Licenses Issued in County
Court House News notes Ernest Dalldorf assists in the county treasurer’s office to Commissioner Peter Caressel in Adams township. Geo. Henning returns to his Hicksville home. Henry G. Koehlinger and C Minnie Dittmer licensed to wed. Treasurer Kerns schedules taxes, Auditor Snider travels to Columbus for state Democratic convention. Marriage licenses issued to Lewis Baker with Mattie E. Kelley and W. E. Mahan with Elva L. Shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Henning
Hicksville Township
W. A. Snider
Columbus
Lewis Baker
Mattie E. Killey
W. E. Mahan
Elva L. Shock
Money in Pipe Robbery Arrest In Springfield
Special to Express from Springfield reports John Boyles was robbed of 16 dollars on the Esplanade. Sergeant Lawless arrested Dan Sullivan, who, after a brief watch, revealed the money was concealed in the bottom of his corncob pipe. Lawless lit the pipe to verify the concealment.
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Springfield
John Boyles
Esplanade
Lawless
Dan Sullivan
Dan
Cross Finds Gold Altar Crucifix Tied to Father Marquette
In Frankfort Michigan a large gold altar crucifix was exhumed near the suspected Marquette relic site. Authorities believe the artifact belonged to Rev Father Marquette and will pursue a lawsuit for possession of the relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Frankfort
Mich
Father Marquette
Island Parks Defeat Wauseon 8 to 6 In Baseball Note Card
Island Parks beat Wauseon 8 6 Tuesday afternoon at Island Park. They plan to host Leipsic Thursday for a likely strong exhibition. Manager Cowan failed to arrange a game with Columbus. Leipsic and Napoleon were discussed for a $100 game.
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Island Parks
Wauseon
Leipsic
Island Park
Ohio
Napoleon
Cowan
Columbus
Election officials seek payment prosecutions in Montgomery County
Dayton reports hundreds of election officers may file mandamus suits over unpaid wages. Commissioner Kemp promises thorough investigation. Risk of legal action grows as Montgomery County seeks proper compensation for those serving in elections.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Kemp
Statesmen from Fifth District
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Fifth district figures at the convention. Jack Shannon remains active in Fifth district politics. Ex-Congressman Bill Hill of Defiance reappears on the delegation. Senator Rabbit Bill Decker of Paulding is sick and absent. Congressman-elect John H. Snook of the Fifth district earns a reputation as a long-distance storyteller travels from Toledo to Kenton.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jack Shannon
Bill” Hill
Defiance
Committee On Resolutions
John H. Snook
Fifth
Toledo
Kenton
Ohio
Missionary Services at St Johns Defiance and Sherwood
St Johns Reform church at Fourth and Washington with Rev F E Lahr invites all to Sunday July 14 services including 9 am Sunday school 10 am German missionary address by Miss Dena Zurfluh from Toledo now in Japan mission field 2 30 pm German service at Sherwood 7 30 pm English address at St Johns Defiance offering for foreign missions expected.
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St. John’s Reform Church
Cor. Fourth
Washington Streets
F. E. Lahr
Dena Zurfluh
Toledo
Board of Foreign Missions
Japan
Sherwood
He Was Rich
Bloomington Ind July 10 One day last week Joseph Turner a farmer was found dead in his favorite chair facing an antique bureau. His children forced a drawer and found over 2000 in gold and a stack of currency hidden for years. His wife was ignorant of his wealth.
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Bloomington
Ind
Joseph Turner
Castonria The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the
Castonria advertising copy notes a product line associated with a familiar brand image. The snippet references a longstanding offering and suggests consumer trust and recognition built over time.
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Castonria
Low Rate Excursion To Sandusky By B and O R R
On Sunday July 14 the B and O Railway will offer excursion tickets to Sandusky Ohio for one dollar round trip. The outbound train departs Defiance at 5 45 a m and the return from Sandusky is scheduled for 6 00 p m.
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Sandusky
Sandusky, O
Defiance
New steel passenger steamers to Detroit and East routes
The new steel passenger steamers depart St Ignace Mackinac Cheboygan and Alpena four times weekly for Detroit Toledo Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburg New York Cincinnati and other eastern and southern points. A A Schantz GPA Detroit Mich.
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St. Ignace
Mackinac
Cheboygan
Alpena
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
A.A Schantz
GPA
Mich
Nickel Plate Red Book lists excursion rates east
The nickel plate red book shows latest excursion rates to Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls Thousand Islands resorts and other points east including the White Mountains the Adirondacks and Atlantic Coast. It will be mailed to any address upon receipt of two cent stamp. Address B F Horner G P A Nickel Plate road Cleveland Ohio. No 9.
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Chautautaqua Lake
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
White Mts
Adirondacks
Atlantic Coast
F. Horner
Nickel Plate Road
Cleveland
Ohio
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City News Budget
A. B. Murphy
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Chas. Torrence
Manzas
Chas. Hoffman
Ruth
Peter Kettenring
O.j.stafford
Martin Smith
Thos. Doheny
Jersey City
N. J
Mae McCullough
Eva Rinehart
FE. Douty
3. F. Rinehart
Findlay
John Whetstone Sr
Minnie Whetstone
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Indianapolis
White Wings
Perry Street
David Gleason
Jackson
Ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul’s M. E
Chitrch
Oliver Cable
Billie Todd
Wabash
Messrs. Cable & Todd
Weisenberger & Emery
A. J. Mangas
Board of Pension Examiners
Peter Schlosser
McCormick
Anna Zellars
Will Ruess
Archbold
Clara Pope
van Wert
Roy W. Webb
A. J. Matthews
Wilhelm Street
John Beatty
W. A. Kehnest’s
Mae Bowers
Bryan
C. P. Uttley
Baltimore
A. V. Shondel
Kate Donner
Fire Department
Francis Ryan
Chicago
Master Raymond Shea
Wanrep
Jefferson Street
Dewii
Fred Krull
W. A. Kehnast
Willis Stever
Front Street
Fort Grounds
Bertha Weaner
Kalida
S. P. Spaid
A. B. Davis
Paulding
Frank Humbert
Fred Schlosser
St. Bernard
Major
Flobert
McDonald
Gqsuly Sale
Harley & Whitaker
Yingling
Fred French
W. H. Hutchinson
Payne
Antwerp
Chas. Weisenberger
J. J. Reynolds
Marine Notes
North Defiance
Court House News
Ernest Dalldorf
Peter Caressel
Adams Township
Henry G. Koehlinger
C. Minnie Dittmer
C. W. Kerns
Hicksville
Real Estate Exchange
Defiance, Ohio
City of Defiance
Mrs. Eding
Bertha Dicus
Sadie Weaner
Leona Regenold
Lottie Harter
Ladies Aid Society of the
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J. J. Osborn
Jackson Street
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Laurina
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Heinlein
Mr. Gibble
Page
Besse Barr
Deshler
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Clyde Manchester
Will
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Will Ashe
Ora King
Clara Stoll
Myrtle Oaks
Luella Palmer
Glenna Morris
Amby Hamilton
Messrs
Clarence Miller
Kenneth Sharpe
Rollie Weible
Roy Beardsley
Minnie Crossland
Leona Carpenter
Florence Compo
Grace Tomlinson
Baltimore Bakery
New Clothing Store
Haes
Vondenbroek & Shelly
Wm. Tann
W. P. Williams
Williams
Younestown
Willie Stanyard
John R. Thomas
Charles Nanew
Fair Street
Homer Heney
Clyde Canning Factory
Frank Gernhart
Mr. Tiff
George K. Burt
Mr. Downing
Port Clinton
Parker’s Island
M. KE. Thrailkill
R. H. Robb
Joseph Bay
A. P. Ingram
MassitLon
Ida Taylor
R. Lewis
Lewis
Carrollton
Raymond Keifler
Malvern
St. L
W. Railroad
Newark
John McFarland
Lima
Gladys Vincent
Akron
John W. Edwards
Barberton
Charles Waltz
Therin
Christian Dunker
Reaneys
Lancaster
Elizabeth Bartells
Logan
Clinton Street
Bears
Miss Lehman
Second Street
Oxford
Lynde
Lynde’s
C. R. Shuer
Evansport
A. W. King &’Son
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