State Officials and Candidates for Local Election Slated
The notice lists candidates for state and local offices including Supreme Judge Sohn A Schauck of Montgomery, Secretary of State position, Public Works member Charles A Goddard of Sciota, Dairy and Food Commissioner S S Blackberry of Balmasn, and congressional candidate Frederick L Hay of Defiance.
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Wer
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Sciota
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Sospph B. Blackburn
Balmasn
Congress
Frederick L. Hay
Defiance
Kansas Cyclones Fail to Halt State Prosperity
Kansas has faced several cyclones that did not offset the current prosperity sweeping the state. The brief report notes weather events but emphasizes overall economic strength and upbeat outlook.
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Kansas
Populism and Realpolitik Contrast in Politics
The piece contrasts populism's bold stance with its rivals who trade principles for political bargaining. It argues the first shows courage in conviction while the latter prioritizes dealmaking over clear ideals.
Trusts Assailed at Kansas City Convention
The Kansas City convention denounces trusts as the Tammany delegation seeks special dispensation for its ice combine.
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Kansas City
Tammany
Pualding Democrat Seeks State Board Seat At Van Wert Convention
V. V. Pursell, a Democrat from Paulding, seeks election to the state board of equalization from this district. The Democrats hold their convention at Van Wert on June 5.
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V. V. Pursell
Paulding
State Board of Equalization
van Wert
Dewey Embrace Draws Mixed Reactions From Virginia Democrats
The Virginia Democrats faced criticism for their warm reception of Admiral Dewey. Critics say the party cannot afford to overlook a controversial figure and risk alienating voters with such gestures.
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Virginia
Admiral Dewey
Retirement rumor swirls over GOP chairman post
A periodic report claims M. A. Hannah will retire as chairman of the National Republican Executive committee. Uncle Mark disputes the notion, saying he never contemplated such a move.
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M.A. Hannah
National Republican Executive Committee
Mark
Memorial Day lessons for city children urged
The piece argues that Memorial Day is largely lost on city children who miss follow up programs. It cites Toledo’s approach where G A R speakers visit schools to recount war incidents and teach the war’s causes and meaning for youths. It suggests adopting a similar program locally next year.
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Toledo
Try Allen's Foot Ease for swollen feet and relief
Try Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes to soothe smarting feet and tight shoes. It cools feet, relieves swelling and sweating, and eases blisters and corns. Trial package free. Sold by druggists and stores for 25 cents. Address Allen S. Omsted, Levy, N.Y.
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Allen
Aleu S. Omsted, Levy
Olmsted
LeRoy
Platform contrasts raise GOP unity with Democratic exposure
A Republican platform is flexible enough for any State in the Union while a Democratic platform would be embarrassing if it crossed a State line, underscoring divergent party positions on national reach and regional sensitivity.
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Union
Mr Bryan porch enlargement sparks broader political remark
The article notes the enlargement of Mr Bryan's front porch is fine but laments that the discussion did not extend to his views on major contemporary questions.
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Bryan
Democrats in Defiance County Nominate by Primary
On Tuesday Democrats in Defiance County will nominate a county ticket by the primary system. This ends historic conventions and all night sessions. The primary election, an experiment in Defiance County, promises interest. Oom Peter Caressel is expected to dominate the field for commissioner nomination.
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Defiance County
Peter Caressel
Letter Denies Dr Winn's Involvement in Rath Murder
Co B F Enos writes Dr L E Winn of Hicksville that Winn was arrested for the murder of Enos Rath in error. Enos says a detective was at work, but Winn was not consulted as an attorney, and asserts Winn's innocence and no complicity.
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Enos
L E Winn
Hicksville
Enos Rath
Zuber, Johnson and Rumbaugh
Dr. Winn
Rath
Winn
Littlefield Attacks Sugar Bill in House
Maine congressman Littlefield pressed an old Bryan sugar bill in the house on Friday. He argued it would suspend all duties on sugar imports, challenging Democratic members who reacted with uproar as he alleged Bryan aided the sugar trust in 1896 and now seeks to rally the common people for 1900.
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Littlefield
Maine
House of Congress
W. J. Bryan
Congress
Sugar Trust
Bryan
Jury Box Names and Local Notices in Defiance Area
The county jury commission lists 98 names across townships and wards including Adams Township A F Tubbs Henry Arps John Behnfeldt Henry Gerke and others Defiance Township Geo Newton H C Gerke Joseph Keller and more Wards One and Fourteen provide numerous residents and notices. Additional items note a Wabash special train to Napoleon June 20 Firemen's convention and marriages licenses for John Rafferty Lillian Grube Alder Crawford Clara Mitchel plus a Keisner abroad letter and mortgage filing for 100000 by People s Gas and Electric Co.
Important tax decision from Cleveland circuit court
United States circuit court in Cleveland dismissed a case over nearly $500 000 in unpaid taxes in Richland county. Treas urer Brumfield had sued Aultman & Taylor company and the administrator of former congressman Mich ael D Harter to collect taxes on unlisted property added to the duplicate. The court dissolved the temporary injunction and ruled the federal court had no authority to intervene, a win for county tax officials facing similar challenges statewide.
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United States Circuit Court
Cleveland
Brumfield
Richland County
Aultman & Taylor Company
Michael D Harter
Fourteenth District
United States Court
Richland
United States
Memorial Day Observances Shine in Hicksville
Hickville marks Memorial Day with a dawn parade to the graveyard and a moving address by Dr. Lilly. The U B Ladies Aid clear $26 from a noon dinner, and the G A R hosts an evening program. Other notes report track work, local illness, fare at the Whitney show, Fourth of July plans, and community events under Rev Goller’s supervision.
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Hicksville
Dr. Lilly
U B
Lilly
Ladies Aid
U B Church
Dr. Thomas
Newville
Ind
Boxwell laws on high school tuition clarified
State school commissioner L D Bonebrake interprets Boxwell laws allowing boards of education to admit pupils from districts without high schools and charge fees. The board may sue for tuition from parents or the sending district, with the board as defendant if legal action is needed. This shapes local high school funding responsibilities.
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L D Bonebrake
Board of Education
Bst For The Bowels Natural Cure Claim
An ad touts Cascarcets as a natural laxative cure for all ailments from headaches to cancer. It promises painless bowel movements and a heart restored, selling Cascarets candy tablets for 10 cents a box with a C. C. stamp and warns about limitations.
Special venire drawn for State v Floyd Rumbaugh
The jury pool for the June 19 1900 trial of the State v Floyd Rumbaugh was drawn by County Clerk W A Schmaltz and Sheriff John F Eiser. Names listed include Chas W Beatty Geo P Wobn Geo Miller Geo Butler Third ward Chas Staley A J Cronk Washington Robert Davis H Helmike Michael Thieroff Louis H Gachel Rich land C C Kuhn A B Davis ME Lynde O D Loveridge O A Frick J H Beving ton First ward Geo C Serril Milford W H McAsurey Tiffin Frank Fraker Hiram Meek O Ewing Ludwig Klein Mark F J Bilcck Defiance Samuel Lorab Delaware John Behnfeldt Henry Arps Adam N G Cunningham J P Davis Second ward Martin Gur wellness? Virgil Squire Fourth ward David Follmer Bighland F O Hutchins Farmer Jonas Miller A M Anderson O F McCauley W F Culler Hicksville.
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Floyd Rumbaugh
W A Schmaltz
John F Eiser
Chas. W Beatty
Geo
P Wobn
Geo. Miller
Geo. Butler
Third Ward
Chas. Staley
A J Cronk
Washington
Robert Davis
H Helmike
Michael Thieroff
Louis H Gachel
Richland
C C Kuhn
Martin Gurwell
Virgil Squire
David Follmer
Bighland
O Hutchins
Farmer
Jonas Miller
A M Anderson
O F McCauley
F Culler
Hicksville
Boxwell Graduates Named Across Townships
A list of Boxwell graduates for the year includes Bessie Miller from Delaware township AE Miller Pearl Shook Edna Strusaker from Washington two J J Hartshorn Guy Yeagley Vera Johnson from Hicksville Carl McBride from Mark township Mary Beerbower from Milford township
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Boxwell
Bessie Miller
Delaware Township
AE Miller
Pearl Shook
Edna Strusaker
Washington
J J Hartshorn
Guy Yeagley
Vera Johnson
Hicksville
Carl McBride
Mark Township
Mary Beerbower
Milford Township
Vagrants arraigned after Friday night city gathering
Police detained several men at the city tracks and B&O depot Friday night. They appeared before the mayor and gave names including Chas Johnson Wm G Lapthorn Chas Wilson James McNiel John Ferguson and Daniel Gleason. All were charged with vagrancy fined five dollars plus costs Ferguson received five dollars more for carrying concealed weapons. Defaults sent to the stone yard to serve sentences.
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Chas Johnson
Wm G Lapthorn
Chas Wilson
James McNiel
John Ferguson
Daniel Gleason
Ferguson
Stone Yard
County Democratic Convention Names Delegates and Alternates
The county Democratic convention in the court room elected Robt. Newbegin John M Ainsworth Henry Kimple T T Ansberry John W Winn and Claude R Gleagan as state convention delegates. Alternates named were C B Sampson W D Wilson Dr J K Denman E J Pugh John Wisda and C F Goller.
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Peter Freible
J A Deindoerfer
CH Miller
Robt. Newbegin
John M Ainsworth
Henry Kimple
T T Ansberry
John W Winn
Claude R Gleagan
C B Sampson
W D Wilson
J K Denman
E J Pugh
John Wisda
C F Goller
Malley
WJ Bryan
Mr. Malley
Dr. Burns
Try Grain O the grain based coffee substitute
Advertises Grain O as a pew food drink replacing coffee. Claims it suits both children and adults with a rich mocha like color, made from pure grains, easy on delicate stomachs. Priced at 15 cents and 25 cents per package, sold in groceries.
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Java
Ail Groceries
Sunday School Work at Salem Evangelical Church Meeting
Noble township workers held a May 24 convention at Salem Evangelical Church. Attendance was modest but earnest as they discussed attracting scholars, noting eye teaching and blackboard aids to engage vision alongside spoken instruction. Rev Schoonover urged ministers to support Sabbath school with sermons on the lesson’s golden text.
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Noble Workers
Noble Township
Salem
E D Gollerin
Schoonover
Liverita the up-to-date little liver pill advertisement
A 500 dollar reward offer accompanies a medical patent pill promo promising cure for liver complaints indigestion and constipation. The Nervita Medica Co claims vegetable ingredients with 26 cent boxes of 100 pills and 10 cent boxes of 40 pills. Sold by E N Lewis in Defiance Ohio and mailed orders accepted.
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Nervita Medica Co.cor
Clinton
Jackson Sts
Chicago, Il
E. N. Lewis
Defiance,o
Enterprising Meat and Food Chopper Promises Quick Chop
Yesterday's leftovers become lunch today with the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper. It chops meat and vegetables quickly and easily, saving food, time, and labor. Sold at hardware and kitchen stores with trade marks and free mail offers from ENTERPRISE MFG CO of Philadelphia.
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Mark
Msn Stampys Pee Pnterprise Mfg, CO
Niet and Tacpain Sts
Philadelphia
Defiance College Grants Fourteen Degrees At 13th Commencement
The thirteenth annual Defiance College commencement was held Wednesday evening in the college auditorium. A class of fourteen graduates was honored across the Collegiate, School of Commerce and music programs. Elizabeth Rime and Misses Rimer, Palmer, Winn Morris were among the diploma recipients. President Latchaw presided and delivered the address.
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Defiance College
Presbyterian Church
Latchaw
Ministry of Beauty
Lillian de Veaux
Sran Ee Rosenhei Defiance College
Latcha
Mabel Win
C A Bowersox
Chopin
Elizabeth Rime
Valse Caprice
Rimer, Palmer
Winn Morris
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Chas. F Goller
Adams Township
A F Tubbs
Henry Arps
John Behnfeldt
Henry Gerke
Henry Coreesel
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Martin Snyder
Peter Hornish
Chae. Nagel
Henry Schweinhagen
Defiance Township
Geo. Newton
H C Gerke
Joseph Keller
A J Kiser
William Fox
F J Block
D C Garman
P Weigerding
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O A Frick
Geo. Mallett
H H Mollencup
Wm. Martin
J C Yingling
Art Craven
A J Manges
J A Kitchel
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J A Klein
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J H Bevington
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John M Hengstler
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O D Loveridge
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Fred Stever
Peter Seiple
Isadore Hoeffel
Napoleon Cunningham
J P Davis
E T Clark
Geo. C Dirr
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Louisa Archambeault
John Cantlon
Geo. Kirk
Louis Degginger
Wallace Dickman
Horatio Banere
Geo. P Wobn
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John O Fisher
Christ Dieh! Jr
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Levi Degler
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John A Rafferty
Lillian M Grube
Alder Crawford
Clara Mitchel
John G Wisda
O J Spafford
Upper Michigan
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Edward Keisner
People’s Gas & Electric Co
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Andrew Stoll
A T Brechbill
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John Walk
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Andrew Bok
Geo. English
Art Gier
Taylor Lentz
F W Limbaugh
Henry Lipp Senior
Samuel Lorah
Farmer Township
Andrew Hilbert
C R McCaint
F O Hutchins
Wesley Arnold
A W Beattie
Geo. Beerbower
David Blesser
P W Burns
G F Martin
Edward Renz
C M Rogera
C M Stuckman
Geo T Casebeer
Walter Collins
John L Bevington
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J J Greer
W T Culler
J G Lower
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Hiram Meek Jonas Miller
John Peacock
O T McCauley
Alford Ginter
Louis Saltman Sr
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Charles Coughanour
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W A Getrost
Amos Forlow
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Frank Maxwell
Highland
Henry Dickman
SK Phillips
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David Fullmer
Levi Barringer
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F H Mansfield
David Hill
EB Mix
Henry Marshalls
Hiram Coleman
Frank Etchen
Frank Fraker
Fred Brininger
Earl Bevington
M W Dickey
O Ewing
Hiram Meek
Ludwig Klein
Peter Watters
Henry Vogelsang
JS Crawford
Milford
Samuel Seevers
Geo. C Serrell
Jos. Pifer
Jas
H Shanklin
Henry Amaden
W O Barney
Paul B Hootman
Geo. Buda
Jacob Lehman
Henry H Moninger
Henry Aschbacher
John F Dowe
Lyman Hilton
F Kanmeyer
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H W Roehrs
Wm. Kebnast
Thes. Elliott, Jr
Ed. Baker
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Robi. Davis
E Wickman
H Helmke
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Henry Ort
Michael Roehrig
Louis H Gackel
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Paul Theill
A J Carpenter
M M Cameron
SB Figley
J W Gates
W H Thielman
Wm. Hall
W H McCauley
W F Partee
T E Shuter
Frank Spangler
Washingtown Township
Ulrich Ball
S W Beattie
A G Figley
Aaron Yarlot
Joseph Stotler
John H Webber
Chas. Stailey
Geo. W Keller
Albert Strusaker
DE Struble
Chas. Walker
U.S
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Hickville
RL Dixon
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