Defiance Walks Off In 10th Innings Over Shamrocks
Defiance defeated Ft. Wayne Shamrocks in ten innings as two errors by Vaughn allowed the winning run. Wiebach saved the game with a superb throw from right field, preventing a run in the ninth. Jones pitched well for Defiance, limiting Shamrocks to four hits while Defiance had ten hits off two Ft. Wayne pitchers.
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Defiance
Ft. Wayne Shamrocke
Vaughn
Ft. Wayne
Wiebach
Viebach
Wayne Bucholtz
C Gage
Ryan
Erickson
Rf Carpenter
Baldwin
Seiple
Cherry
Kreps
Ehle
Franzdorf
Koons
Rtf
Odon
C Long
Sf Cordery
Joner
P Robbine
P Vaughn
Carpenter
Jones
Robbine
Poetziner
Palmer
Ft. W
Four-Year-Old Goldenetz Dies of Diphtheria
Roy Goldenetz, four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldenetz, died Saturday near midnight from diphtheria. Private funeral at the Goldenetz home on East Hopkins Street. Rev. Kiess officiated. John A. Sennett, 74, died Thursday at his Junction area home. funeral Saturday at 10 AM. Klein cemetery burial. Joseph A. Bennett died Sunday at his North Defiance home. A Continental Sugar company train brought workers to Defiance. seven families will live in portable houses while cultivating beet fields nearby. Workers will reside near Hicksville, Antwerp, Woodburn and Sherwood. many are thrifty and intelligent. managers Woodrow and Peers organize locations. several hundred expected.
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L. E. Stottler
Defiance
New York
John Stottler
Louis K. Miller
Wayne Street
L. K. Miller
Frank Miller
Miller
Engels
Zion
English Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Roy
Albert Goldenetz
Goldenetz
East Hopkins Street
Rev
Kiess
John A. Sennett
Junction
Paulding County
Klein Cemetery
Continental Sugar Company
Wabash
Continental Co
Hicksville
Antwerp
Woodburn
Sherwood
Sugar Company
Defiance County
Blissfield
Continental Company
Woodrow
Peers
This
Paulding
Death of Findlay Leader Mitton B. Paterson at 74
Mitton B. Paterson a famed Findlay citizen died Friday at age 74 leaving a legacy in local business and community service. His death ends a long career shaping civic affairs and philanthropy in Findlay.
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Mitton B. Paterson
Findlay
Ansberry Nominated Again for Fifth Ohio District Seat
The Bryan convention nominated Hon. Timo thy T. Ansberry of this city to represent the Fifth Ohio District in Congress for a second time. Despite a smooth process with over 1200 ballots, the outcome reflected apathy toward the honor rather than strong enthusiasm, as incumbent W. W. Campbell’s record and rising district support lessen Democratic expectations.
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Timothy T. Ansberry
Ohio
Congress
Bryan
Ansberry
W. W. Campbell
Democrats nominate Crissineer by acclamation for congress
D. R. Crissineer of Marion was nominated by acclamation by Democrats in the 13th district as their candidate for congressman on Thursday.
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D. R. Crissineer
Marion
Fire proof safes opened after blaze reveal few intact contents
Of 576 safes and vaults opened since the fire, fewer than 350 contained intact contents. Authorities note varying damage with most vaults losing sensitive papers and valuables while a minority preserved documents. Investigators continue surveying the secured facilities for loss estimates and recovery prospects.
Tragedy Strikes San Francisco Street Car Worker
Wm Atney, an employee of the street car company in San Francisco, writes to friends in Columbus Grove that a recent fire claimed his wife and two daughters. He reports only two postage stamps saved from the disaster.
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Wm. Atney
Street
San Francisco
Columbus Grove
Jewelry theft at TuE store in Findlay eyed at six thousand
Thief broke into TuE jewelry store owned by Frank Brand in Findlay on Thursday morning and stole about $6060 in diamonds and jewelry. Frank Brand investigates with police as the loss includes precious stones and valuables from the showroom.
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Frank Brand
Findlay
Democratic organ denies corruption fund in Ansberry defeat
The local Democratic organ says the party had no corruption fund when Ansberry was defeated. It says the fund was used at the Island Park and Napoleon conventions.
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Ansberry
Island Park
Napoleon
Redman Woops Found Dead at Sons Home in St Marys
An 89 year old man named Redman Woops was discovered dead in an outbuilding on the property of his sons in St Marys on Thursday. He had lived in St Marys for fifty years and was a schoolmate of Jefferson Davis.
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Redman Woops
St. Marys
Jefferson Davis
Death of Columbus Grove resident Capt N S Ogan
Capt N S Ogan of Columbus Grove died aged 84. A Civil War veteran of the 14th Ohio, he lost an arm at Jonesboro and had been blind for several years.
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N. S. Ogan
Columbus Grove
14Th Ohio
Jonesboro
Timothy Ansberry refused band boys at convention
The Paulding Republican reports Timothy Titus Ansberry refused to treat the band boys at the convention yesterday after they opened with The Camp bells are coming. Yes, they're coming Timothy.
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Timothy Titus Ansberry
Campbells
Timothy
Paulding Republican
Toledo man challenges Jones temperance law ruling
Jupe Kinkead of Toledo argues the petition rule requires a majority of the district's legal voters, not just a majority of those voting at the last election, in a case testing the Jones temperance statute.
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Jupe Kinkead
Toledo
Luther Burbank Survives California Calamity Unharmed
World renowned horticulturist Luther Burbank escaped a recent California disaster largely unharmed. His home and experimental gardens remained intact and his priceless photographic negatives were saved despite the gallery being crushed.
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California
Luther Burbanks
Burbank
Campbell Poised as Democrats Nominate Ansberry Again
Washington dispatch reports Congressman W. W. Campbell is pleased his district again nominating T. T. Ansberry for Congress. Campbell, who defeated Ansberry two years ago, plans to repeat the victory with personal resolve, noting lack of initial party help and criticizing the influence of corporations on past committees. He predicts a new committee may contest close districts this year. Mouser and Campbell now seek broader support as proven lawmakers.
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Washington
Toldo Press
W. W. Campbell
T. T. Ansberry
Congress
Campbell
Ansberry
Mouser
Elnathan Corey
Corey
Geo. D. Edgar
Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
Ohio
Defiance
George D. Edgar
Winn & Hay
Plaintiff
The Simple Life Divides Castle and Cottage Taste
Quote from Race Builder argues a cultured person can live simply in any setting, claiming true simplicity lies in mindset, not in residence. It notes avoiding sordidness by choosing modest foods and attire, contrasting three room cottage life with castle living.
Two World Cities Named By Gotham
In a brief exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger, Gotham names Manhattan and the Bronx as the two most important places in the world, while Jackson Parke counters by asking for other options.
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Jackson Parke
Gotham
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Philadelphia Ledger
The Wayne Monument bill faces setback after San Francisco quake
A Washington dispatch reports the San Francisco earthquake may derail Representative Campbell's bill to erect a Wayne monument at Defiance. The Public Buildings committee, after revising the bill due to destroyed structures, has struck most monument appropriations. Campbell may receive another hearing, but committee members show little encouragement.
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Washington
San Francisco
Campbell
Wayne
Defiance
Public Building Committee
Williams Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement promises Williams Kidney Pills cure for kidney and nervous system troubles. It targets men with symptoms like back pain, frequent urination, and facial puffiness, offering samples free and pills for fifty cents from The Ow! Drug Store. Manufactured by Williams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio.
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William
Williams Mf’g.co
Cleveland
Dr. Edwin Curtcore Dies at Home in Bloomdale
Dr. Edwin Curtcore aged 55 of Bloomdale collapsed and died at his residence on Friday night from heart trouble, authorities said. The death occurred at his home with no immediate signs of foul play reported. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Edwin Curtcore
Bloomdale
Two Escape from Columbus Insane Hospital During Ball Game
Two more patients escaped from the insane hospital at Columbus on Saturday during a ball game. The two fugitives who escaped a week earlier have not been recaptured.
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Insane Hospital
Columbus
Dismissal of County Wirte Follows Russian Uprising Suppression
After quelling the uprising in Russia and replenishing the treasury, County Wirte was ignominiously dismissed by the Czar. A successor deemed inferior in every respect has been appointed and will retire to private life, awaiting future czarship crises to intervene again.
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Wirte
Russia
Government ruling targets clubs holding liquor holdings
The U S internal revenue department rules that clubs and organizations storing or dispersing liquors must obtain a retail liquor dealers special stamp tax. Many believe this permit could make the group liable for higher Dow tax.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Department
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