Auctioners boast best Prattiest lot with low prices
A brief listing touts a remarkable selection described as the prattiest and notes unusually low prices. It emphasizes value and limited stock.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
5
A brief listing touts a remarkable selection described as the prattiest and notes unusually low prices. It emphasizes value and limited stock.
Miss Flo Lewis improves while Miss Cora Hickey recovers slowly from illness. Train delays due to railway troubles. cold wave hits Defiance area with subzero temperatures and high winds. Attendees honor Mr and Mrs Root upon homecoming. Prof Bigelow to teach at Defiance College. local disappearances and legal-political jabs add to town chatter.
The State versus Frank Zuber jury convicts him of first degree murder with a mercy recommendation. Defense moves for a new trial as Johnson and Rumbaugh await next term. Zuber, calm after verdict, notes this was a stormy day amid lengthy ballots and courtroom drama.
In common pleas court Judge W H Hubbard set March 19 for the trial of John son in State of Ohio v Floyd Rumbaugh and Edward Johnson, with Frank Zuber to be tried later if a motion for a new trial is filed. Attys Enos and Lamb warned they may withdraw if time cannot be extended. Other rulings included overruled demurrer in Josiah Culler v Union Central Life and sale confirmations in Lewis Miller v C M Whitney et al and Myrtle Barringer v A L Parker.
Monday jurors were drawn in the murder case State of Ohio versus Edward Johnson. Names listed include William Hopkins M M Hootmap ME Kramer J G Lower Emmett Wilson Joseph Connelly John Sensenbaugh Thomas McCartney CC C Manning A C Comparet and many others across multiple townships and wards.
An advertisement extols Dr Drummond's Lightning Remedies attacking rheumatism from all angles. It claims success and urges readers to contact the Drummond Medicine Co. in New York or find a local druggist, with a note that agents are sought.
J Tittle died at his home in Adams township Saturday morning after many weeks illness. Born October 23 1825 in Independence Defiance county he was 74 years old. He leaves a wife and seven children Emma Potters James Tittle Wesley Tittle Eliza Johnson Wm Tittle Pheebe Lloyd Clara Horr John Tittle. Funeral Monday at 10 a m. in Adams township. Widely known and respected for life spent in Defiance county and for developing Adams and Richland townships. The couple celebrated a golden wedding in Adams township years ago.
Grace Ackley visits grandmother Eva Phelps while Dr Thomas Electric Oil is advertised for burns and coughs. George Parrish, about 80, remains critically ill after a Sunday stroke. Frane Schlosser injures left hand at work on a Defiance Carriage Co. pulley. Rev J M Mille to preach at Oakwood Sunday and hold quarterly conference Monday. A black and white setter dog, 80 pounds, missing since Feb 24. inform J A Bechel.
An ad appeals to readers, likening stomach distress to modern slavery and promoting Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets as the single solution. It claims the tablets digest food directly, rest the stomach, regulate bowels, and prevent foul gas, enabling meals without suffering.
Defense lawyers J D Lamb and B F Enos filed a late Monday afternoon motion for a new trial in State v Frank Zuber. They allege the verdict lacks sufficient and any evidence, contravenes law, and cite trial errors including admission and exclusion of testimony, failure to charge as requested, and newly discovered material evidence unavailable at trial.
A wealthy benefactor funded the Nicholson Institute with $10,000 to provide free artificial ear drums for deaf people who cannot afford them. The gift supports the Ear Drums program run from No. 8102 and 780 Elm Avenue, New York.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Hobbs eight pills as a universal cure for kidney complaints. The copy promises free samples and promotes Sterling Remedy Company offerings with bold assurances though lacking medical backing.
A Monday news note reports jurors in the Zuber trial believed acquittal was not favored. Jurors emphasize no member supported acquittal and note only verdict degree varied.
Wanted several bright and honest persons to represent us as Managers in this and nearby counties. Salary $900 a year plus expenses. Straight bona fide no more no less. Position permanent. Office work mainly at home. References. self addressed stamp envelope. The Dominion Company Dept. 3 Chicago 1641.
The Cement Mills oil well casing was drawn and contractor Mr Burke will move to Paulding to drill new wells. Locals blame abandoning a likely oil producer after five feet in oil rock showed gas prospects and small oil returns, believing a deeper sand rock test would have yielded a good pay.
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