Kirtley Triumphs for Northwest Backing at Ohio Gop Convention
In Cleveland the Republican state convention featured a strong Northwest bloc led by William Kirtley Jr. Kirtley won the nomination for state board of public works after a high profile campaign with 1600 letters and county outreach. Defiance County figures prominently in strategy and support. The meeting showcased party unity and elite figures including Senator Hanna and George B. Cox.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Front
Jollenden
Goveror Nash
Gen. Grosvenor
M. Hanna
Hanna
Cuyanga
Ffth
J. R. Ross
Defiance County
Jacob Adams
Highland Township
Northwest
Wm. Kirtley, Jr
State Board of Public Works
Kirtley
Geo. B. Cox
George B. Cox
Drew
Morgan
Elmer Dover
Cox
Summers
Supreme Judge
Herbst
McLean
Crew and
Ankeney
J. P. Cameron
Hamilton County
Cameron
Adams
Wyandot
O’connor
Frank Ferguson
C. J. Daoust
Guy Kirtly
W. C. Burke
W. H. McClintock
Mr. Kirtley
J.B. Tennyson
J. A. Evans
C. E. Chenevert
W. A. Kehnast
Geo. S. May, Jr
H. G. Baker
Wm Martin
Charley Shepherd
Hicksville
Lucas
Fulton
Hancock
Seneca
Dell A. Helpman
P. E. Helpman
Thompson
Perry Helpman
Horace Ankeney
Green County
Miami University
Heidelberg University
General Assembly actions at New York sessions outlined
Rev. F C Monfort reports changes to the creed addressing oaths and papal headship, new infant salvation stance, and additions on the Holy Spirit and missions. A short popular doctrine statement and a Permanent Judicial Commission defeat are noted, with home mission emphasis and a $1,000,000 annual board spend. Local notices include marriages, executors, and a Noble township sale of Frank Miller farm for 3200 with October 1 possession.
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F.C. Monfort
Herald and Presbytery
Presbyterian General Assembly
New York City
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dr. Monfort
Confession of Faith
General Assembly
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Court of Appeals
Permanent Judicial Commission
Home Missions
Home Board
Palmer and Son
Frank Miller
Noble Township
John W. Nau
Wood County
Mr. Nau
Nerve Pills Endorsement From Defiance Man
Mr Lawrence Barbillion of 935 Holgate Ave Defiance Ohio highly recommends Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a superior nerve tonic for debility sleeplessness and nervousness The box bears the signature and portrait of Dr A W Chase and is sold by Woodward's drug store at 50 cents a box or by the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY
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C. F Hoeftel
Summitt St
Efiance
Ohio
Mily
Dr. A _ Chase
Oodward
A. W. Chase
Woodward’s Drug Store
Dr. A W. Chase
German Man Praises Chamberlain Pain Balm For Wife
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a Dayton Volkszeitung reader, bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with terrible back pain. After a few days she felt renewed vigor and the pains vanished before the bottle finished. N G Woodward sells the liniment.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
N. G. Woodward
Relief Pledged for Worthy Widows in County
The Soldiers' Relief Commission completed six months of allowances for worthy soldiers and widows. John Rover of Highland township received temporary relief of $10, and eighteen widows were placed on the roll at $3 per month. The list covers Defiance city, Hicksville, and Washington and includes names such as Mrs. Jas. Hatfield and Mrs. Elizabeth Schooley.
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Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Henry Schmick
E. R. Mallett
William Dillworth
John Rover
Highland Township
Defiance City
Jas. Hatfield
Hannah Murphy
Frances Richardson
Jeffries
Ruth Hatfield
Jas. S. Donley
Hicksville Township
Elizabeth Schooley
Emma Attelberger
Mary A. Bevington
L. G. Cox
Chas. Floyd
Washington Township
Wm. Donley
Miles Bunker
June Term Common Pleas Court Defiance County Proceedings
The June term of the Defiance County Common Pleas Court convened with Judge W H Hubbard. Docket items: cases dismissed, defaults entered, and several dockets off. Grand jury named. bailiffs appointed. deputy clerk Mollie Kiser retired with Florence Rudolph succeeding. County levy announced totaling 2.5 to 3.0 mills, lower than last year. An advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea concludes.
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Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
W. H. Hubbard
F. C. Nins
Defiance Mfg. Co
U.S. Building Loan Co
Caroline Claggett
R. J. Stafford
A. Heffelfinger
John Lower
Mollie Kiser
Florence Rudolph
Bowling Green
Grouir
Children’s Home
PRN
Csi
Cure for billiousness with Chamberlain’s tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets as a quick permanent cure for billiousness. The product cleanses the stomach and regulates the liver and bowels. Sold by N. G. Woodward.
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Chamberlain
N. G. Woodward
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The
Dr. Lowes
Dayton
State Central Committee
L. ©. Laylin
Huron County
Billie Myers
William
Laylin
Godfrey
J. M. Sheets
Putnam
J.P. Crouse
Toledo Times
Chicas
Masters
Col. Bonner
Wauseon
Jas
Sol Zarbaugh
J. K. Bellknap
Holgate
W. B. Crew
Morgan County
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Hockman
Richard KE. Goff
Berthesda G. Williams
Henry Behnfeldt Jr
Henry Behnfeldt
Mary Overly
Jasper A. Overly
Farmer Township
Richard Miller
This City
Marie Miller
Napoleon
A. M. Moore
South Bend
Ind
Franklin Baker
Newville Township
DeKalb County
Indiana
Anna K. Baltz
Milford Township
Joseph Marks
Menasha
Wis
Albert Bruwne
Kaukauna
Gloden
St. John’s Parish
Summitt Street
Holgate Ave
Lawrence Barbillion
Defiance, Ohio
Watkins Bros
Walter Frederick
Defiance Township
John H. Bruner
Continental
Lydia E. Benner
H. J. Strickfaden
World- Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Emalene Hughes
Paulding County Infirmary
Martin
Wm. Rothenburger
Emerald Township
Stanley
Miss Pearl Johnson
Evansport
Will Duerk
T. B. Goddard
Brattleboro
Vermont
David Raser
Court House
M.S. Holston
Carl Elliott
Ft. Wayne, Ind
City
Dey Ayers
Fred Coombs
Brattleboro, Vt
F. A. Goddard
Prof. McIanis
Oak Arbor
Crosby House
T. T. Ansberry
Milford
Mark Center
W G Kepp
Highland Town
Weisenberger & Emery
Common Pleas Court
Frederick Rickoff
Geo
F. Coughanour
John P. Kiser
Adam Bellringer
Weisenburger & Emery
W.a.hrehnast CO
Brown & Malty
Quaker City
Clinton ST
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