Obituary and Elections Note from Cuba and Ohio
Long Distance Telephone No 14 Northwestern Telephone No 34 Frank Bices a pioneer resident of Findlay died Sunday aged 61 Clinton Heetzler a farmer near Sidney was found dead in his barn Saturday Tomas Estrapo Palma was unanimously elected president of Cuba by presidential electors.
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Northwestern Telephone
Frank Bices
Findlay
Clinton Heetzzler
Sidney
Tomas Estrapo Palma
Cuba
Troy man named ambassador to Austria Hungary
Cuarves S Francis of Troy New York has been appointed ambassador to Austria Hungary by the President.
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Cuarves S Francis
Troy, NY
Austria Hungary
Bank Incorporation in Columbus Grove Formed by Core
The Peoples Bank of Columbus Grove was incorporated Monday by George W Core with a capital stock of $60,000.
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the Peoples Bank of
Columbus Grove
George W Core
Toledo druggist Joserpa Gates dies at 70
Joserpa Gates a leading Toledo druggist died Saturday night at age 70 He had been a resident of Toledo for half a century and was well known in the local business community.
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Joserpa Gates
Toledo
Mrs Chadwick Will Favours Son Emil Hoover Says Dr Chadwick Plans Separation
Mrs Chadwick reportedly updated her will last week in favor of her son Emil Hoover. She relies on funds from outside friends. It is anticipated Dr Chadwick will seek a legal separation shortly.
Sugar makers of Logan county boast better season than last year
The sugar makers of Logan county report they have produced more sugar so far this season than their entire output last year. The West Liberty Banner notes the current weather favors another strong run soon.
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Logan County
West Liberty Banner
Tramps Protest Loss of Per Mile Savings in Ohio
Tramps protest a wage change in Ohio claiming their per mile savings dropped from three cents to two cents under the new order. The exchange notes their complaint follows the reduced rate affecting roaming labor.
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Ohio
Bank Officers Sentenced for Misusing Funds in Conneaut
Charles M Traver and O C Lillie former first National Bank of Conneaut president and cashier were each sentenced to six years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to misapplying bank funds.
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Charles M Traver
O C Lillie
First National Bank of Conneaut
ONU Ada President offers May board vote to end Greek frats crisis
President A E Smith of ONU Ada declared a resignation threat if Greek letter fraternities stayed on. He then proposed a truce to let the board of trustees decide in May, on condition the fraternities halt membership drives. The fraternities accepted the terms.
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A E Smith
ONU
Ada
Board of Trustees
Rumor of Anti-saloon League Opposition to Aiken Bill
The Columbus Journal reports that the Anti-saloon league opposes the Aiken bill while brewers press for passage. A Cleveland official cites league aims for state prohibition and slow temperance progress, and Governor Pattison's support aids senate prospects. The brewers loom as a potential last obstacle this session.
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Anti-saloon League
Columbus Journal
Brewers
A J Williamson
Cleveland
League
Pattison
Senate
R N Crovsk Dies in Montpelier at 75
RN Crovsk, an old Montpelier resident, died Monday aged 75. The obituary notes his long residence and ties to the community.
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RN Crovsk
Montpelier
Death of Miss Tillie Hester Found in Bryan
Miss Tillie Hester aged sixty five was found dead beside her bed in Bryan Tuesday morning. Death was attributed to heart failure.
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Tillie Hester
Bryan
John W Bookwalter Seeks Convert Springfield Hotel
John W Bookwalter has gained possession of the Bookwalter Hotel in Springfield and contemplates converting the property into an office building.
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John W Bookwalter
Springfield
Secretary Finley sells Keaton Press in hope of oil inspector post
Wa L Finley, secretary of the Democratic State central committee, has sold his newspaper the Keaton Press and expects Gov Pattison to appoint him oil inspector.
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Wa L Finley
Democratic State Central Committee
The
Keaton Press
Monkey Language Chair Might Draw Noted Subjects
Chicago University plans to add monkey talk to its linguistics curriculum. If prior university reports hold any truth, the holder of the new chair will not lack admirable subjects for study.
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Chicago University
Independent butter factories merger proposed in Ohio
Ameri can Farm & Produce Co proposes purchasing the independent butter factories in northwestern Ohio. The plan, if enacted, could hurt farmers by eliminating competitive bidding and wiping out uniform prices across renovated butter facilities.
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Ohio
American Farm & Produce Co
Hauling logs drives week activity and visits
The week centers on log hauling with the Stripe and Crago families visiting AJ Yarlot on Sunday. A funeral was held for Amos Moon's seven year old son at Bethel church. Ney High School literary gathering drew Ora Stripe and others. AJ Yarlt on sick list. Grandma Ruder also ill.
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Wm. Stripe
Cass Crago
AJ Yarlot
Amos Moon
Bethel Church
Ora Stripe
Grace Haynes
Kate Yarlot
Chas Stailey
Theo Schwarzck
Ney High School
Ora Marsh
Murvan Yariot
AJ Yarlt
Ladies
Toledo Woman Fanny Leek Visits With Son
Fanny Leek and her young son from Toledo spent several days in the area visiting family and friends during the past week.
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Fanny Leek
Little Son
Toledo
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits and a Funeral
Mary Garber of Evaneport visits family in town. Mr and Mrs Eric Keoppe explore Defiance. Mrs John Ackerman of Hudson Michigan visits J O Wissler. Ora Hanna of Glenberg stays with aunt Mrs Minnie Hanna. Carl Wissler listed as sick. James Figley and William attend Perry Moon funeral in New Sunday. Manford Peterson buys horse from Mr Bowers in Delaware Township. About 35 friends greet CW Brown at home. Sabbath school gathering with refreshments. Leo Herman of Edgerton visits brother George. Hattie Bidderman of Drake visits Mrs Clara Herman.
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Ents
Otto Schick
Mary Garber
Evaneport
Mahlen Garber
Eric Keoppe
John Ackerman
Hudson, Mich
J O Wissler
Ora Hanna
Glenberg
Minnie Hanna
Carl Wissler
James Figley
William
Little Perry Moon
New
Manford Peterson
Mr Bowers
Delaware Township
CW Brown
Leo Herman
Edgerton
George
Hattie Bidderman
Drake
Clara Herman
Treatment Plan for Patient by Four Specialists
A patient is to be treated by four specialists to address multiple health concerns. The coordinated plan aims to optimize outcomes through multidisciplinary assessment and integrated care.
Local Notices from Ney Area Land Purchases and Losses
O Welker buys 20 acres west of the canning factory for 1550 and plans a barn. Frank Brown buys a boiler and engine for his saw mill on Bellefontaine road. Wash Dean remains ill, wife improving. Levi Lichty and wife attend Perry Moon funeral. Moon, 7 years old, dies of pneumonia. Funeral at Ney Bethel church with Rev. Kelley. Henry Elliot makes maple syrup. John Garber and brother join egg and poultry shipping. Frank Pollock and wife in Cleveland with their daughter.
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O Welker
Irvin Hartshorn
Canning
Frank Brown
L Dovz
Bellefontaine Road
Ney
Wash Dean
Levi Lichty
Cecil
Perry Moon
OM RR
Amos Moon
Ney - Bethel Church
Kelley
ME Church of Ney
Henry Elliot
John Garber
Frank Pollock
Cleveland
Social notes from Bryan area residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs Orlando Benner entertained Sunday with guests from Bryan including Mr and Mrs C Weldon and children and Mr and Mrs John Roff with Lenore. Various locals report family visits, health notes, and a UBSS young ladies box social set for Thursday night March 29.
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Orlando Benner
C Weldon
Bryan
John Roff
Lenore
Arthur Lane
J W East
Delphos
KE Hemenway
Emma Stenger
C D Gardner
Bert Flightner
Wause
George Flightner
Flightner
E Hemenway
Overly
George Overly
Frontier
Mich
Center
A W Ewan
Vera
Chas. Spangler
Melbern
UBSS
Town Hall
Paulding Bonds Pass in Special Election
In Paulding a special election approved by more than two thirds two bond proposals. The first, $10,000 to buy electric light plants, secured 304 yes and 91 no. The second, $6,000 to extend water mains, received 320 yes and 75 no.
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Paulding
Original Meaning of Snob in Its Original Land
The term snob originated to describe a plebeian person judged by birth. It carried a disdainful gaze from higher social rank and was used by society to mark the vainly ambitious as vulgar. Thackeray later revived the term to lampoon social pretensions.
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Thackeray
Sunday School Message on Brotherhood and Giving
The article emphasizes living for others through Christian bonds, citing a cemetery epitaph about a child and a tale of a boy who learns to donate by stepping into the plate. It notes a Sunday school meeting for Farmer township and urges officers and teachers of all Farmer township schools to attend for planning.
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Emma Stock
Ass’t. See
Farmer Township Sunday School Association
Farmer Union Church
Farmer Township
Cleveland Lawmakers Spark On Floor Duel
In Columbus a Monday session near opening saw Representatives Roberts and Metzger clash over a newspaper interview. Roberts swung a right after Metzger taunted him calling him a stinker, but spectators intervened and the altercation ended without further incident.
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Columbus
House
Cleveland
Roberts
Rap. Metzger
Indict Ice Firms and Bridge Companies in Toledo Case
Toledo March 20 the special business men grand jury indicted five large ice companies for a price fixing conspiracy after ice prices doubled. Indictments named the Virginia Bridge Co Brackett Bridge Co West Virginia Bridge and Construction Co New Castle Bridge Co and Massillon Bridge Co for defrauding the county in bridge work. Edgar H Eckert Rail Light Co claim agent was indicted for allegedly offering a $1000 bribe to an alderman during a municipal pipe line sale consideration.
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Toledo
Special Business Men’s Grand Jury
Virginia Bridge Co
Brackett Bridge Co
West Virginia Bridge and Construction Co
New Castle Bridge Co
Massillon Bridge Co
Edgar H Eckert
The
Rail Light Co
Mutiny and Falls in Sebastopol Rumor Sparks Telegrams
Reports from St Petersburg claim a massive sailor mutiny at Sebastopol following the execution of Lieutenant Schmidt. Alleged cipher dispatches say sailors imprisoned officers as the city burned, with further telegrams echoed by radicals. No confirmation yet.
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St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Russias
Sebastopol
Social Revolutionary Party
Nicholas
Technological Institute
Ohio Senate Passes Wilson Salary Bill and Related Measures
The Ohio Senate approved the Wilson salary bill setting a $6000 maximum with Jan 1 1907 effect and concurred with House amendments. Bills passed include immunity for witnesses, guardians for incompetents, hazing penalties, local health and plumbing control, and school levy limits. Introduced were Lima State hospital creation and Cincinnati court reorganization. The Beatty inheritance tax repeal faces action. Woods repeal also pending.
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Columbus
Senate
General Assembly
Lima State Hospital
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Courts
Common Pleas
House
Beatty
Beatty Senate
Woods House
Moscow Bank Robbery Brings In $432,500
Masked men robbed the Credit Mutual bank in Moscow at dusk, securing 432,500 dollars. The daring heist raises questions about inside involvement by present or former bank employees.
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Moscow
Credit Mutual
Dispelled His Fears Over Daughter Marriage Plans
An old gentleman expresses fear that his daughter is too young for marriage and unaware of the world. Mr Slimpurse counters, arguing they will not marry soon.
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Slimpurse
Hamilton County Treasurers Pay $60,000 From Drake Exposures
$60,000 gain to Hamilton County from Drake committee exposures outlined as Ruud Hynicka treasurer of Hamilton County sent $25,026 to Prosecutor Rulison and former Treasurer French sent $35,000 under conditions tied to county lands. The figures total over $60,000 and relate to county treasury deposits and gratuities.
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Cincinnati
Ruud Hynicka
Hamilton County
Rulison
French
Drake Committee
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