Defiance Daily-Evening Edition Rates and DeliveryInfo
Defiance Express entered at the post office Defiance Ohio as mail matter of second class. The Daily Evening Edition is delivered by carriers to city subscribers at 100 per week and by mail outside the city at 3 per year cash in advance. Six months cost 1 75 and three months 1 00. Weekly To Press Wednesday Evening per year 1 00 cash in advance. Long distance telephone No 14 Northwestern No 34.
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Defiance
Ohio
Northwestern
Toledo
elle _Otis Macianes
Gen
Otis
U. S.A
Anna
Chicago
City
Akron
Gen. Dick
Colin
Charles Dick
Republican State Central Committee
John R. Malloy
Columbus
W. F. Burdell
John J. Ryan
Cincinnati
Queen City Jockey Club
Newport
Frank Fowler
Ryan
St. Louis
Washington Post Office
D. W. Miller
Diverse world notes from 1900s press list
A roundup of global items mentions Germany's vast basket making workforce, wind powered German mills, London and Russian education stats, New York rural school sizes, a two mile long granite find in Oklahoma, and plans by the British government to buy South African railways. Other notes include inventions in Manchester, jade and carnelian beads, a new Minnesota capitol, and a Sahara desert expedition by Americans.
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Hamburg
Atlantic
Manchester
England
Paris
Java
Great Britain
Oklahoma
New York
Europe
Aichi
Japan
Nippur
Abraham
Lake Victoria
Central
Africa
Artemiev
Berlin
Switzerland
Russia
South Africa
Jan Kubelik
Debreczin
Antarctic Circle
National Museum
Washington
Graz
Styria
Minnesota Capitol
India
United States
W. K. Vanderbilt
W. F. Hursey
Janesville
Wis
Asia Minor
Turkey
Ondon
Orient Express
Cairo
Sahara Desert
George Witter
Jesse Elis
Warrant issued for Elgin Loan Co manager and more
A warrant is issued for George Rowley manager of the suspended Elgin Loan Co St Thomas Ont said to be in a Michigan sanitarium. He is charged with stealing 2000 dollars from the company on March 10 1900. Dividends declared for creditors of insolvent national banks include 20 percent First National Ashbury Park and 10 percent Belmont. Reports cover arson attacks Mount Kisco New Castle and other incidents plus naval and political notes from around the world.
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George Rowley
Elgin Loan T Co
St. Thomas
Ont
Michigan
Washington
First National Bank
Ashbury Park
Firstional
Belmont
Mount Kisco
New Castle
N. Y
Ruben
Sunderland
England
Pillau
East Prussia
Saratoga
New York
Colon
J. C. Ingersoll
United States
Carthagena
Coloma
Prince Urosoff
Tambor
Russia
Bessaras
van Raat
Uhineff
Col. Turner
Ottawa
Waston
Mis.ner
Train Dispatchers’ Association of America
Jean Ankrom
Waynesburg
Porto
Ponce
Wilson
Association
Detroit
Mich
Walter B. Harris
Arthur Nicolson
Morocco
Zeenat
Raisuli
Harris
Kohisaat
Chicago
National Bank of Mindrs
Abel Cohn
Harry Katz
Harrishn
Cohn
Weiss
Lowboutin
Maurice E. “Vallon
L. Klein
Elizabeth
Eckerman
Upper Peninsula
Blair
Wayne,ouit
Wiel
Standard Oil Co
South Dakota
Harper
University of Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
Denver
Col
Wyoming
Sonora, Chihuahua & Monterey
Pure Food Law to Take Effect July for Imported Goods
Washington June 20 Assistant Secretary Armstrong issues circular beginning July 1 for the Pure Food Act of March 3 1903. It allows drawing samples from original packages at customs to block or destroy adulterated foods drugs and misbranded goods under agriculture and treasury supervision.
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Washington
Armstrong
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department of Ag Culture
Washington, D
Indictment Surrender in Tur Investment Case
J Arnold proprietor of Arnold Investment Co surrenders at Four Courts after accusations of embezzlement and fraud. He faces seven indictments. bondsmen and wife accompany him. Lumpkin Agill, his manager, also charged and missing from the city.
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J. Arnold
Arnold Investment Co
Hal St. Louis
E. J. Arnold
Arnold ‘Turf Investment Co
Arnold
Thomas Rowe
Lumpkin Agill
Bee
John J. Ryan
Anthracite Miners Elect Board of Conciliation Representatives
Scranton Pa June 17 union delegates elected Nicholls Fahy and Dettrey as miners representatives on the board of conciliation. Operators and Reading Co president Racer deemed the action satisfactory after tentative agreement and district votes. Mitchell reported May scale unchanged as average coal price lagged predicted increases.
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Baer
Scranton
Nicholls, Fahy
Dettrey
The
United A
United Mine
George F. Racer
Reading Co
Committee On Resolutions
Mr. Connell
Conetion Board
Mitchell
Board of Conciliation
Three Electric Car Crashes Hit Greater New York
A day of accidents reports three electric car collisions across Greater New York on June 17 injuring over twenty people. A Broadway car struck a truck in Brooklyn injuring its driver, gravesend avenue crash left three hurt, and a Madison avenue rear-end collision in the Park Avenue tunnel left several seriously injured.
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Greater
New York
Themsburg
Brooklyn
Broadway
Gravesend Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Park Avenue New Tunnel
Alabam
Washington
United States
Reese
Montgomery
Ala
Department of Justice
Knox
Mabama
Alnit
Died a Hero in Plain City Restaurant Fire
M J McMasters proprietor of a Plain City restaurant two miles northwest of Columbus died a hero's death when he entered the burning building to rescue his wife and then his 11 year old son. Both perished in the blaze as smoke and flames cut off their exit.
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Columbus
M. J. McMasters
Plain City
McMasters
Adams & Sarber Oil Co Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
The Adams and Sarber Oil Co and J W Adams with Charles A Sarber filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the U S court in Cleveland. Liabilities total about 503,484 with assets around 17,000, and wages of 5,525.76 are listed. Personal and partner liabilities are given for Adams and Sarber. the petitions note extensive creditor lists across Ohio and neighboring states.
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Adams & Sarber Oil Co
W. Cleveland
Sarber Oil’ Co
Schofied
Erie Street
Euclid Avenue
J. W. Adams
Charles A. Sarber
United States
Adams
Orcher
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Coal Men Kicking Over Freight Charge Notice
Sandusky coal dealers report a change in service terms from the coal yard allowing coal storage for five days without payment. The move triggers strong opposition from coal men. In nearby incidents, George Smith, 18, faces charges for attempting to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near North Baltimore after an obstruction derailed the engine. A Cleveland company seeks typewriters and counting machines with a $10,000,000 capital. A gas bucket explosion risks a dwelling in Youngstown. suspect activity alleged. In Dover, Elliott Fisher Co. of Cleveland files for incorporation. Upper Sandusky sees the death of Frank Keller at 78 after an operation. Bluffton businessman Horace Eckels dies suddenly while talking with a friend.
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Fried
George Smith
Baltimore & Ohio
North
Baltimore
Smith
Cleveland Company Incorporated
Dover
Del
Elliott Fisher Co
Cleveland
Colliery Starts Up After Long Idle Period
Shamokin and Midvalley colliery owners resumed operations after a two year idleness. Lehigh Valley Coal Co. restarted work yesterday, employing about 200 men as flood damage from a past strike is overcome. Strong safety and production notes accompany the revival.
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Dora
Poston
Maysvill
Shamokin
Midvalley
Lehigh Valley Coal’ Co
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Ark
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Fred Underwood
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