Death of Wesley H McClintock in Defiance Ends Noted Public Worker
Wesley Heath McClintock, longtime editor and Republican party manager in Defiance, Ohio, died at 3:40 PM after months of strain from duties as secretary of the State Board of Public Works and prosecutions related to the St Marys reservoir case. Born July 10, 1851 in Logan, he built a noted career in journalism and public service, advancing Defiance’s streets, schools, and fire safety, while guiding campaigns and shaping local policy. He is survived by a wife Consuelo Francisco and three children, with brothers, a sister, and several prominent civic memberships.
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Ness
Mac
McClintock
Oscar Smith
Second Ward
Theo Louys
Wesley Heath McClintock
Logan
Ohio
Iron Works
Logan Gazette
MccClintock
State Journal
Defiance Express
Journal
Democratic Party
Board of Public Safety
State Board of Public Works
County Board of Elections
Board of Review
State Board
St. Mary’s
Riley
Colton
Defiance County
Consuelo Francisco
Lucy
Wesley
Consuelo
F A McClintock
Newcombe
Tenn
Charles W McClintock
Lancaster
Frank McKay
Rez Tte
Omega Lodge F & AM
Enxasawocsa
Holgate Avenue
J J Green
the Express
W H McClintock
Williams Kidney Pills advertised cure for kidney and bladder complaints
Patent medicine ad asks if kidneys are overworked and pains in loins side back and bladder occur. Promises cure with Williams Kidney Pills sample free, price 50 cents, sold by The Ow! Drug Store, manufactured by Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio.
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William
Mali
Williams Mf’g.co
Prop’s
Cleveland
Largest Ever Recorded Bill of Exceptions in Water Co Suit
The city of Defiance filed the United States circuit court's largest bill of exceptions, spanning 600 pages in the case of W J McGonigale as receiver for the Defiance Water company against Defiance. A verdict of 51815.86 was returned for McGonigale, with witness and attorney fees totaling about 2000. Two copies of the bill will be prepared over roughly 30 days at a cost of 525.
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The
Toledo News-Bee
Water Co
Defiance
United States
Circuit Court
W J McGonigale
Defiance Water Company
City of
McGonigale
Death in New York trip reaches home aboard Cedric
Edward Squire, president of the First National bank, returned home from New York Sunday morning at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Squire attended her brother Albert Twitchell's funeral in Mansfield. A Marconigram from Virgil Squire notified them of the death while 200 miles at sea. The message, sent from Defiance, arrived aboard the Cedric on March 23, and both are in excellent health.
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Edward Squire
First National Bank
New York
Squire
Mansfield
Albert Twitchell
Cedric
Twitchell
Virgil Squire
Defiance
Royal Baking Powder Emphasized As Pure Cream of Tartar
The note urges consumers to check labels for baking powder made with cream of tartar and recommends Royal Baking Powder as the safest top choice. It stresses safety in buying only Royal Baking Powder.
Circuit Decisions Narrow Defeat for Defiance Board
Circuit court judges Norris Hurin and Donnelly issued rulings in several cases. The B&O and Chicago Railroad Co. lost no error found. Mary A Maxwell awarded about 500 dollars for property damages from road bed elevation. Village of Hicksville and others affirmed on land detachment cases. City of Defiance cases favored plaintiffs with costs assessed against defendants. Popenhagen taxes case dismissed. Overall, decisions favor the opposing side of the deposed Democratic board, with two unimportant errors found.
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B&o and Chicago Railroad Co
Mary A Maxwell
Maxwell
Hicksville
Henry Bricker
Bicksville
J A G Crowl
City of Defiance
E E K Chapman
F J Popenhagen
Health Board
Board of Health
Democratic Board
Doctor to Decide If You Need Glasses
A report notes Dr. Huffman will determine if glasses are required. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Cooper of Perry Street. A marriage license was issued to A W Helberg aged 22 of Napoleon and Helen E Ottis aged 22 of Adams Township.
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Dr. Huffman
Ernest Cooper
Perry Street
A W Helberg
Napoleon
Helen E Ottis
Adams Township
Funeral for John Roedel Sr. Held at Perry Street Home
The funeral for John Roedel Sr. was held Saturday at 10 a.m. at his son's Perry street residence. Rev. Engels of St. Paul's English Lutheran church officiated, with burial in Riverside cemetery. Balloting of services shifted to this city after the State Soldiers' Home funeral plans. Attendees included Frank Roedel of Cheyenne, Chas. Roedel of Wellington, Mrs. Carrie Bronson of Wellington, and Chase Bruner of Napoleon.
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John Roedel
Perry Street
Rev. Engels
St. Paul’s
English Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
State Soldiers’ Home
Frank Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chas. Roedel
Wellington
Carrie Bronson
Chase Bruner
Napoleon
Residence Destroyed in Delaware Township Fire
The home of John Bowers in Delaware township burned down Saturday morning. Mrs. Bowers and their son were away. there was no insurance. The loss includes furniture and about $200 from a sale, with cause undetermined. Nearby youths reportedly looted coal from Clinton street shops and fled toward the canal bank.
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John Bowers
Delaware Township
May
Hedrick Jade
Clinton Street
US Express Co
Canal Bank
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Wesley H. McLintock
Wesley H McClintock
Winchester Times
Charles Gould
Republican Party
Baird Iron Works
Parson O’gaff
New Lexington Tribune
Forest and Stream
Canal Winchester
Williams
Wesley Heath M Clintock
Piep
Norris
Hurin
Donnelly
MO. Roedel
Mationel Bay
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Defiance City
Western
the & Ohio Railroad
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