Political slate listing several state and local officials
The document provides a list of public officials and candidates including names for secretary of state, laylin, Supreme Judge, soboo commissioner, board of public works, food commissioner, and a congressional candidate, with associated counties and towns mentioned. It reads as a ballot or nomination slate from a historical election notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bonebrake
Knox
Board of Public Works— Gheables
Germany Tiffin Plowing for Corn and Local Social Notes
Plowing for corn is the day’s focus in Germany Tiffin. Epworth League at St Johns M E church each Sunday. Local visits include Otto Behne and family from Defiance to Wm Peterson, and John B Stock starting summer school in Adams township. Various neighbors host, visit, and work, with road upkeep and sheep shearing noted. a few personal health items and subscription offers for EXPRESS and Toledo Blade in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
St. John'’s ME
Otto Behne
Defiance
Wm. Peterson
John B Stock
Adams Township
Dunn
Emma Kellermeier
Ezra Rethmel
Dora
Hattie Alshouse
Butler
Ind
Mary Stock
Minnie Rethmel
Alma Peterson
Jacob Gates
West Unity
John Peter
Fred Peter
Sunrise Corner
Willis Stever
J G Stever
J McCombs
S Stock
Frank Linebrink
S L Dunn
John Miller
Rev. Lentz
Inez Linebrink
J H Gates
Perry VanWagoner
Wm. Weichner
Perry
The
Express
Toledo Blade
Local Notes From South Tiffin Include Births Purchases and Moves
South Tiffin items report Otto Hall painting Partee barn, Phoebe Rittenhouse building a rich cellar with Miller Bros Tile brick foundation, Jacob Raser buying a fine thoroughbred sheep and paying high wool prices. News of births, moves, and farm dealings across Defiance County listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hall
Phoebe Rittenhouse
Miller Bros
Jacob Raser
William Center
J P Wisler
Geo. H Miller
John Kindig
Imperial
CC Kuhn
Sarah Kuhn
J C Kubn
Fred Kellermeier
A Rasor
H Neaderhauser
Parmenus Partee
Emmet Stough
Rachel
Florence Benner
Defiance
Squire W . Keister
Oberlin
Oberlin University
Mr. Keister
Chas. Bidlock
Lafe Rodger
Christ Baher
Henry H Preuser
Fred Kuhn
D A Overly
Andy Ashbacher
Paulding County
Jacob Dickman
Defiance County Infirmary
Huckster wagons roam Evansport with rumors of abundant eggs
Adelia Dunn bought a wheel from T E Shuter on Friday. Dr Replogle renovates his house. Westie Stock hauls lumber to De fiance for Nick King. Ray Rethmel works for Stock and Kuhn as a carpenter. Mr Kuhfal has his house redone. Stock and Kuhn perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Dunn
T E Shuter
Dr. Replogle
Westie Stock
Defiance
Nick King
Ray Rethmel
Stock & Kuhn
Mr. Kuhfal
Regu Stock & Kuhn
Harmony Proposal Shifts District Nomination Dilemma
The piece argues Democrats in the fifth district should abandon a nomination and join Republicans to elect Judge F. L. Hay, citing disunity in Democratic ranks and urging a peaceful path to a strong, reform-minded congressman. It also covers rival candidates and intra party friction drawn from local reports and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Congress
F. L. Hay
Bourbon Congressional Hoss Race Builds Fever Heat
A two legged ox in the side show accompanies the Bourbon event as fever climbs amid the congressional race. Authorities and spectators note the unusual attraction drawing attention and stirring local chatter about the election stakes.
A Happy Solution Offered by Express Boss Race Discussion
The piece likens political races to horse racing and warns of a contest in Defiance Ohio on May 22 1900. It discusses bourbon factions in a congressional district, the Smith family, and the idea of political races as Ham and his twin brother. The writer aims to provoke thought about factional loyalties and the outcome of the impending fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hicksville Independent
Smith
Shem
Ham
Japhet
Defiance
Ohio
Fifth district political race heightens as Ainsworth dodges bill
The Clark local option bill dodge by Hon. J M Ainsworth triggers sharp rebukes from Democratic leaders and sparks a heated campaign in Defiance county. Otis controversial remarks and Otis vs Snook prospects intensify a contest considered a non-boss race with Burtsfield and Snook clashing for Congress. T T Ansberry emerges as a coached potential winner, while the Senate fight for Hay or another Defiance county man continues amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Ainsworth
West End
Ainsworth
Ouis
Phillippic
Otis
Clark
Defiance County
John S Snook
Paulding
The
Express
F. L. Hay
Congress
Defiance
Burtsfield
Snook
T. T. Ansberry
Local court updates list new appointees and licenses
Judge Hubbard announced appointments to the county board of visitors. New jury commissioners include Ferdinand Mekus Chas F Goller I M Boon and R T Whitaker. Probate Judge Hockman named R B Cameron administrator of Deitrick Jost. Marriage licenses issued to Emerson Bupgard Laura Mann Henry W Fritz Eliza Troeger. J C Garber named guardian of Frank P Garber K W Haymaker named guardian of Harriet Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Hubbard
County Board of Visitors
H P Miller
John Spangler
Richland
Ferdinand Mekus
Jewell
Chas. F Goller
Ney
I M Boon
Hicksville
R T Whitaker
Defiance
J H Hockman
R B Cameron
Deitrick Jost
Adams Township
Emerson Bupgard
Laura Mann
Henry W Fritz
Eliza Troeger
J C Garber
Frank P Garber
K W Haymaker
Harriet Knight
City Council Approves $300 Claim for Water Co Case
The city council met Saturday evening with all members present and approved a claim ordinance of 300 dollars to cover witness fees in the Water Co versus city case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Co
Toledo Lawyer: My Mysterious Clients
Harvey Scribner’s new book My Mysterious Clients from Rob ert Clarke Co. Cincinnati presents sketches from Lucas county law life. An early outbreak of a baffling client case leads a young attorney to seek help from an expert old lawyer who solves the mystery in a dramatic reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Scribner
Lucas County
Robert Clark Co
Cincinnati
Board of Education Approves Bills and Appoints Staff
The board met in regular session with eight members present. Bills for teachers and janitors were approved, and audits showed a $675.87 cash balance. Lind elected superintendent of buildings. Sennett remains second ward janitor, Hatfield re-elected truancy officer. A levy plan was postponed to May 28. Diplomas and commencement plans were discussed with a committee appointed. Flowers funds approved for school yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gorman
Sass
Rath
Gleason
Davis
Winn
Fisher
Ort
Standard Oil Co
Peoples Gas & Electric Co
Central
Een Second Ward
John C. Yingling
Cress Daskend Cohen
Greenwood School Supply Co Bangs
Veni Wpanishantalee
Lind. Sunds
Mitchel
Ben Well
Second Ward
John W Winn
United States Fidelity & Survity Co
B W Lind
Peter Sennett
Third Ward
D W White
Fourth Ward
Frank Blezer
Frank Hatfield
Mr. Lind
Lind
Aye
Nay
Knaub
Columbus
Hatfield
Campfield
Mr. Sennett
Dobchong
Ois Viktse
Vis Caus Peetidiegs
Supt
Messrs
Gleason, Winn
Noshoes
Probation Court Dispatches Short Criminal Session
Probate Judge J H Hockman presided a brief criminal court session. John Maloney bound over from Mayor Evans court received 30 days in the Toledo work house for carrying concealed weapons. Robt Kyle Jr 21 and Joseph R Schlembach 17 pled guilty to stealing brass from Peoples Gas and Electric Co and were sentenced to 35 days in the Toledo work house with commitment until costs are paid. They are to be taken to Toledo midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Hockman
John Maloney
Evan’s Court
Toledo
Robt. Kyle, Jr
Joseph R Schlembach
Peoples Gas and Electric Co
Divine Services at St John’s Reformed Church
Divine services announced at St John’s Reformed Church corner Fourth and Washington Rev F K E Lahr pastor. Sunday school at 9 am. English service at 10 am. German and English preaching at Florida at 10 am by Rev J M Grether Swanton Ohio. German service at Sherwood at 2 15 pm. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed
Fourth and
Washington Streets
F KE Lahr
Florida
J M Grether
Swanton
Ohio
Sherwood
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism Offered by Drummond
Drummond’s Lightning Remedy is sold in large bottles and marketed as superior to all cheap cures. The firm claims one bottle distinguishes itself and guarantees remarkable power for rheumatism. Full month’s supply of two large bottles by express costs $5.00, with mail order details and agent opportunities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Defiance Express
Latty Building
Court Street
Mall
Defiance, Ohio
Per Wpretary
State— & Laylin
Huron
Supreme Judge
John A Bochauck
Montgomery
Germalry
Toshph BE. Blackburn
Belmas
Frederick L. Hay
Germany
South Tiffin
Evansport
OLD Historing Hoop Pole
W. J. Bryan
S T Burtsfield
van Wert
R L Starr
Bryan
J V Cuff
Napoleon
Geo. K Otis
E Ansberry
Putnam County
Buttsfield
Starr
Davie Meekison
Cuff
Ansberry
W. D. Hill
Peru
Bourbon
Congressional
Hoss
R. H. Gleason
Iorteesr
Clinton ST
Board Education
Tees Hag Poe
Minsel’s
Probate
Divine Services
Nettie A. Belau, MD
Defiance Ohio
Clinton Street
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