Great Convention Focal Point For Defiance County Sunday Schools
Delaware township reports progress in Sunday school statistics as county aims for June 19 20 convention. Defiance Presbyterian and Christian Assembly groups seek letters and volunteers, with topics Ingathering and Upbuilding and speakers M H Davis and A G Crouse.
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Delaware Township
Defiance Presbyterian Sunday School
B. W. Slagle
Wayne Street
Defiance
Christian Assembly
County Sunday School Association
A. G. Crouse
M. H. Davis
Toledo
Toledo Business College
Dry Creek
Defiance County
County Treasury Report Preface Sparks Judicial Clash
Probate Judge J H Hockman and county commissioners clash over a preface in the inspectors report to the county treasury. The commissioners want the preface cut before printing, but the judge says he cannot abridge the inspectors sworn statement which details the money and funds.
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J. H. Hockman
County Treasury
Voting Places for Defiance April 1991 Election
The following designate the voting locations for the April 1991 election in Defiance. First ward precinct A Brown Building Clinton Street. First ward precinct B A Schwaeble’s tailor shop Clinton and Fifth. Second ward precinct A Central City Building. Second ward precinct B Ward Building hear B. and O. depot. Third ward city ward building. Fourth ward precinct A Mink’s store room Second and Franklin. Fourth ward precinct B city ward building.
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Defiance
Brown
Clinton Street
First Ward
B.” A. Schwaeble
Clinton and
Fifth Street
Second Ward
Central City
Hear B. & O
Fourth Ward
Franklin Streets
City Ward
Local notes: visits and travel across towns
W J McGonigal returns to Louisville Kentucky. Miss Lara Kuhn visits Miss Dottie Hale in Fostoria. Mrs John Bridenbaugh and children visit Toledo. Adolph Price of Marktown in town on business. Van Cleve Co finishing doors for T T Ansberrys new residence. Mrs Wm Block of Cleveland visiting Hale family. Mrs C S Morse leaves for New Haven Indiana to attend Arthur Bixbys funeral. Harry Brechbill returns from Denver Colorado and shows health improvement and westward interest.
A Bush Day Is Coming in the Maple Woods
The article evokes the maple sap season in New England, describing signaled signs of spring in the forest. It follows sugaring rituals from tapping trees to boiling sap, linking the ritual to memory, nature and the transition between winter and summer. The prose blends sensory detail with the mythic renewal of sugaring time.
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Vermont
Ohio
Death of Mrs Gottleib Yeutter in Highlands Township
Mrs Gottleib Yeutter died at her daughter Mrs August Wendt’s home two and a half miles east of the city in Highland township at 8 p m on Thursday aged about 40 years Her husband was in Lima at the time of her death and funeral arrangements have not yet been fixed.
Public Sale by C Pessefall at 860 Francis Street Defiance Ohio
A public sale by C Pessefall takes place at 860 Francis Street in Defiance Ohio on Saturday March 23 1901 at 1 o clock p m. The list includes 4 horses 1 cow 3 wagons a surrey a single buggy 2 sets of double harness 2 sets of single harness 1 pair of bob sleds 1 sleigh 1 one horse wagon 1 dozen shovels and spades log chains crow bars sledges ropes pulleys jack screws gas pipes lumber carpentry tools and other items too numerous to mention.
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C. Pessefall
Francis Street
Defiance
Ohio
Winter Birds and Local Referrals Across Town
Blackbirds have come but snow storms delay travel. Lucia Langdon left for Van Wert Thursday to visit. Liza Buhiard returned from Napoleon after an extended visit with her sister. Edith Gayman of Jefferson Street was called to Columbus by a serious relative illness. Dave McMillen of East Defiance was called to Toledo for her sister Hattie Holmes funeral. Peter Schlosser and wife left for Vicksburg Michigan where he will manage a branch store for D Lieberthal. County commissioners met Hicksville residents to protest property valuation increases. Behringer left before adjournment due to a heated session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gayman
Jefferson Street
Columbus
Dave McMillen
East Defiance
Toledo
Hattie Holmes
Hicksville
Behringer
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Praised by Vindicator Editor
From Ruthfordton North Carolina the Vindicator editor reports two cases of rheumatism relief using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Shoulder pain eased after two applications with rubbing and instant relief. Thigh joint pain also relieved after two applications, letting him sleep without pain. Sold at Woodward's drug store.
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Ruthfordton
N. C
Chamberlain
Woodward's Drug Store
Mar
Death of ExPresident Benjamin Harrison
The nation mourns former president Benjamin Harrison who died leaving a legacy of strong leadership. Indiana honors his public service as flags are lowered to half mast and citizens reflect on his distinguished career.
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Benjamin Harrrison
White House
Harrison
Indiana
Mrs E VanDeusen Praises Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets
In Kilbourn Wisconsin Mrs E VanDeusen suffers stomach trouble and constipation and reports that Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets gave her more relief than other preparations. Sold at Woodward's drug store for 25 cents with free samples available. March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E VanDeusen
Kilbourn Wis
Chamberlain
Woodward’s Drug Store
Japan to Dominate Oriental Trade, Says Alfred Stead
Alfred Stead, son of W T Stead, tells Chicago audience that Japan will soon control eastern commerce, edging England and America from the region. He cites Japan's proximity, raw materials, cheap labor, and abundant coal as key advantages. Stead’s bride Mary Blaine Hussey from Indianapolis accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Japan
Orient
England
America
Globe
Alfred Stead
W. T. Stead
The
London Review of Reviews
Stead
Mary Blaine Hussey
Indianapolis
Mr. Stead
That Russian Agreement and Its Manchuria Terms
Washington reports the Russian agreement includes 12 articles claiming Manchuria return to China under conditions that effectively establish Russian suzerainty. A Russian official would hold the chief executive post, akin to a British viceroy in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manchuria
China
India
China objects to Manchurian arms import limits
Peking reports that China strongly protests the Manchurian convention provisions on arm import limits army reorganization and Russia gaining practical control over Chinese officials in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Russia
Carnegie's Gift to Pittsburg Revealed in New Plan
C M Schwab president of United States Steel says Carnegie has given five million dollars to the Carnegie company. One million funds Braddock Homestead and Duquesne libraries while four million goes to a pension fund for Carnegie Steel workers to aid disabled men. He plans a meeting on return to Pittsburg to finalize the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
C. M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Homestead
Duquesne
Carpegie
Alarmist Diaz Health Rumors Debunked in Mexico City
Reports alleging President Diaz’s poor health and conspiracies are baseless fabrications aimed at stock speculation and agitating opposition. Officials say no political unrest exists in the capital.
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City of Mexico
Diaz
Settler Tickets Go On Sale On Tuesdays To Northwest
Beginning Tuesday February 12 low rate settler tickets will be sold every Tuesday through April 30 to Oregon Montana Washington and all northwest points. Contact agent C A Anterlin TpA Ft Wayne Ind or F L Twining Fostoria Ohio by write wire or phone.
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Nickel Plate Road
Oregon
Montana
Washington
Northwest
Anterlin
Ft Wayne
Ind
Fostoria
Paris duel rumor follows editor's beating
Paris reports a planned duel after The Figaro editor M Fernand de Rodays was beaten by Count Boni de Castellane, husband of Anna Gould. The bout targets M de Roulede and M Buffet over a failed coup and royalist intrigues, with Lausanne limited by canton rules and seconds named.
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Paris
M. Fernand de Rodays
the Figaro
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Duke of Orleans
M. de Roulede
M. Marcel-Habert
Jules Guerin
Fort Chabrol
Lausanne
Switzerland
M. Paul de Roulede
M. Buffet
MM. de Roulede
Buffet
Baud
M. de Rodays
Count de Dion
M. Gaston Jollivet
Fast Steppers Matched for World Trotter Showdown
Toledo report details a proposed race to determine the fastest trotter. Crescens The Abbott Charley Herr and Boralma are named for premier competition. A. H. Welsh plans a Hartford Connecticut sweepstakes next summer with 1250 per corner and 20000 added. Cresceus owner George Ketcham vows to enter Cresceus in every eligible class through the Grand Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Crescens
Abbott
Charley Herr
Boralma
A. H. Welsh
Hartford
Conn
Cresceus
George Ketcham
Kritzinger's Commando Moves Northward Eluding British Columns
Adelaide reports Kritzinger's commando moving north as three British columns miss it. Boer patrol captures four native scouts and shoots three. The raiders seize registered Albany horses, England to pay £10,000. they are civil to locals, commandeering horses and food.
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Adelaide
Cape Colony
Kritzinger
Albany
Great Britain
Ed Scott Denies Cincinnati Signing
Ed Scott, pitcher, denies signing with Cincinnati. Ban Johnson held a conference with Scott, and it is believed he will join an American League club this season. He asserts no contract has been signed yet.
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Ed Scott
Ban Johnson
Scott
Ice project in Ohio Michigan union collapses
Ice dealers from Ohio and southern Michigan had planned a regional combination but the effort failed to materialize and the project appears dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Van Cleve Co. Lays Foundation for New Warehouse
The Van Cleve Company begins foundation work for a new warehouse. Construction seeks to expand storage capacity and improve logistics. The project reflects ongoing industrial growth in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
van Cleve Co
Mrs W L Carr Visits Sister In Norwalk
Mrs W L Carr of Ligonier Indiana returns home from a week with her sister Mrs Anna Carr on Summit street. Dr Dwight B Taylor surgeon in the regular army spent Thursday night in the city as guest of Frank Ferguson. He is en route to the Philippines where he will be stationed. his family remains in Norwalk.
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W. L. Carr
Ligonier
Ind
Anna Carr
Summit Street
Dwight B. Taylor
City
Frank Ferguson
Taylor
Philippines
Norwalk
Ohio
Petersburg Baker Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Petersburg baker, F P Moran, recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children’s coughs and whooping cough. He notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs and was suggested by a local druggist at N G Woodward's drug store.
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Chamberlain
F P Moran
Petersburg
N G Woodward
Habitual Drunkards Bill Voted For by Lords
In the Lords Lord Salisbury backs the bishop of Winchester’s habitual drunkards bill raising penalties for persistent drunkenness especially when a parent is drunk in charge of a child. The measure would treat habitual drunkenness as cruelty and may allow divorce by a wife. Liquor sales to inebriates would be forbidden.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Venezuelan crisis over asphalt affairs eases fears
Washington reports Venezuelan charge Senor Pulido says no government complications will arise from asphalt issues and U S minister Loomis faces only private criticism not shared by officials In Venezuela. In San Juan Porto Rico two Porto Rican regiment members Beltram and Arroyo killed themselves after reprimands and a death in the ranks tally seven personal crises in six months.
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Washington
Senor Pulido
Venezuela
Loomis
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Beltram
Arroyo
NY man Sawyer dies in Chicago mystery
Chicago report says W. C. Sawyer of New York did not die of heart disease but appeared to have taken his own life. Developments suggest a troubled mind despite his wealth and connections. Police note only $2.50 in cash and a silver watch found on him.
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Chicago
W. C. Sawyer
New York
Republicans Fail To Reach Nomination In Lincoln Caucus
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 15 six ballots yielded no result in the Republican senatorial caucus. A post adjournment conference considered changing rules to allow nominations by majority vote but kept no decision. Final tallies listed Thompson 37 Rosewater 22 Meiklejohn 20 Hinshaw 2 Currie 7 Harlan 4 Crounse 3 Martin 2 Kinkaid 2.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thompson
Rosewater
Meiklejohn
Hinshaw
Currie
Harlan
Crounse
Martin
Kinkaid
Russian financial woes push Russia toward European protests
London reports that Russia's seizure of Manchuria strains at least one European capital and while conflicts seem unlikely, Russia's financial embarrassment may force it to heed European protests. The Vienna correspondent notes tensions with St Petersburg and another capital amid ongoing criticism.
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London
Vienna
the Times
Russia
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Governor Aycock Reports $4000 Prison Deficit and Embezzlement
Governor Aycock sent a special message to the General Assembly noting a 4000 deficit in the state prison accounts. Major W. P. Martin, a longtime clerk, confessed to taking the missing funds and claimed they were given to the church and in charity. He was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement.
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Raleigh
N. C
Aycock
General Assembly
Treasury Department
Lacey
W. P. Martin
Notable World and National News Bits
Arthur Gore, fifth earl of Arran, died in London. Britain may raise income tax. Colombian trade disrupted by rebels. In Denver a saloon fight left pugilist Jimmy Coogan dead. William C. Sanger of New York named assistant secretary of war. Wreck of vessels off Visayan islands noted by W. E. Fuller of Iowa who will join as assistant attorney general. Five robbers blew a Farmers bank safe in New Madison but fled empty handed. Halifax Pa bank cashier Charles Ryan shot by thieves who were pursued.
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Globe
Arthur Saunders Gore
Earl of
Arran
London
Columbia
Denver
Salter
Jimmy Coogan
William Carey Sanger
New York
Viscayan Islands
W. E. Fuller
West Union
Farmers’ Bank
New Madison
Charles Ryan
The
National Bank
Halifax
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Home Department
Chillicothe
Banner Township
Lyceum
W. J. McGonigal
Louisville, Ky
Will Young
Franklin Street
Lara Kuhn
Dottie Hale
John Bridenbaugh
Adolph Price
Marktown
Ship
the van Cleve Co
T. T. Ansberry
Mrs. Wm. Block
Mrs. J. S. Hale
C. S. Morse
New Haven
Arthur Bixby
Harry Brechbill
Col
Harry
West
Forlag Ool
Lyndes
Miss Lucia Langdon
van Wert
Liza Buhiard
Napoleon
Peter Schlosser
Vicksburg, Mich
Schlosser
D. Lieberthal
China Objects
Count Boni
Buffalo
Buchanan
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Nebraska
Samuli
Bears
Castoria
Mscormick
Perry Street
M IN Losco CO
Hale Lake
Detroit & Mackinaw R. R
Isaac Berringer
Saginaw
Mich
Boyd
Boyd Ointment Co
Kittan
Ieee
Minsel’s Drug Store
Royal Garden
E. T. Travis
E. C. Young
J. F. Singer
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