Republican Delegates to Meet in Ima Ohio June 3 1904
The Republicans of the Third Judicial Circuit will meet in a delegate convention at Ima Ohio on June 3 1904 at 10 a.m. in the Common Pleas court room to select a candidate for Circuit Judge. Representation is one for every five hundred votes and fraction over two hundred fifty. Delegates will be chosen by counties as designated by county circuit court committees. Also notes local incidents including a shooting near Springfield a fire spree in Norwalk and liquor tax payments in Eden Williams county. The Illinois convention is expected to nominate a ticket. The Presbyterian assembly adopted a resolution barring ministers from marrying divorced persons eligible in the church across several denominations.
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Third Judicial Circuit
Ima
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
aLa
Circuit Court Judicial
Jas. We Halphall
W. W.onapmax
Boc'y
Presbyterian General Assembly
Buffalo
Interchurch Conference
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
Presbyterian Church In the
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, (South
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Reformed Church In America
Congressional Churches
Universalist Churches
Unitarian Churches
Reformed, Presbyterian Church
General Synod
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Senator Quay Death Highlights Political Figure
Matthew Stanley Quay, a self made man and veteran politician, dies leaving a legacy as a forceful party manager who helped elect Benjamin Harrison. The report notes his open style, kept promises, and domestic focus. Also included are brief notices of parole for Sylvester Howrk, and arrests and incidents in Canton and Cincinnati including a gasoline fire and a soldier’s death from spotted fever fueling New York City fears.
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Quay
Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
Congress
Republican National Committee
Benj. Harrison
Hanna
James P. McCann
Philippines
Cincinnati
New York City
No Change in Illinois Deadlock Grips Republican Convention
Special to Express. Springfield June 1 The Republican state convention, after a long session and three governor ballots, adjourned without breaking the deadlock. Yates led with 484 votes, followed by Lowdon 398.5, Deneen 383.5, Hamlin 116, Warner 80. Officials anticipate another adjournment or a two week recess. Most delegates stayed on site with readiness to endure months if needed, as candidates vie for a compromise.
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Springfield
Yates
Cannon
House of Representatives
Lowdon
Deneen
Hamlin
Warner
Sherman
Pierce
Deneen Erovd
Chicago
John’s Reformed Church Notice
Divine services next Sunday at John’s Reformed Church Jer Fourth and Washington. Sunday school at 9 a m English sermon at 10 a m Sunday school at Sherwood at 2 p m no preaching at Sherwood Pastor Lahr to install Rev Keller in Haskins Charge next Sunday All are invited.
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John’s Reformed Church
Jer
Washington
F. E. Lahr
Sherwood
Havng
P. H. Keller
Haskins
Hicksville Notes and Local Moves Amid City Events
Hicksville residents welcomed new manager G W Dearbaugh at the Hicksville Telephone plant while Mrs William Mettart and her son visited from Misha waka. Local leaders Judge Wagner and Mayor Leister met with residents, and a strike by the telephone crew led to the manager's dismissal. A mix of visits, civic notes, a 10 to 5 Hicksville win over Butler, and a Hartford college prank described later.
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GW Dearbaugh
Wapakoneta
Hicksville
Wiliam Mettart and Son
Mishawaka
John Getrost
WS Wagner
Mark Ty Leister
Tulln
Mr. Skull
Chicago
Our City
Sherm Hart
Ormand Kennedy
South Bend
The
Knights and Ladies of Columbia
John Hart
Minster
Libote ‘Moore
Express
St. Bernard
Abe Moore
Ind
Mallett
Defiance
Wid Hoke
Telephone Company
Bryan
East Smith Street
Jock and
Smith Streets
Fred Clemmoer
James Casebeer
Harry Wilson
Antwerp
W L McConnell
Evanston
Wyoming
M E Wilson
Butler
Hicksville Fair Ground
Hicksville Boys
J W_ Smith
Ottawa
Co. i, Ong
Hello Girls
G W Dearbaugh
Morey Dieble and Child
Detroit
Mich
JW. Wright
Virginia Bachelor
Lyons
Neb
Hixon
Toledo
Fire Protection Plans Feature Decatur Plant Rebuild
A June 1 council proposal would require new water mains to protect the Decatur Eye Case Co plant after a fire nearly gutted it on April 23. The measure includes upgrading fire protection and waterworks for the factory. Nearby projects include a Defiance contractor building a bridge east of Mansfield schoolhouse and local livestock and farming updates.
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Ryan
Decatur
Eye Case Co
Visitors to the Children's Home in Constine Iowa
A list of visitors to the Children’s Home includes Constine residents Wisda Kuhn and Cheney with daughters, John and Emma Wolf, Laura Houck, Emmett Slough and daughter Rachael, Charles Behringer, Atkinson, Boals, Doenges, Bonham, Kennedy, Zahn, Forst, and Singer of Defiance. Candy delivered by Mr Singer is acknowledged. Several others from Ney, Rice, Napoleon, Wauseon, and Delaware township called or visited. Maud Hardin wrapped up her term at the home. Supt Rasor and wife visited Mark township friends.
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Wisda
Sarah Kuhn
F W ‘Cheney
John Wolf
Emma Wolf
Laura Houck
Emmett Slough
Rachael
Charles Behringer
D Atkinson
N Boals
W Doenges
A Bonham
Jessie Kennedy
Kate
Annay Zahn
J M Forst
IF Singer
Defiance
Singer
Miss Loyd
Delaware Township
Arle Bergman
G W Churchman
Lottie Walker
Ney
C M Doenges
Rice
F H Mueller
Napoleon
F H Bohnfeldt
Wauseon
Maud Hardin
Notice to Public on Ditch Assessments and Delinquency
Taxpayers taxed for ditches may save money by paying ditch assessments in the special duplicate before delinquency. After the June tax period, delinquent ditch assessments move to the general duplicate with a six percent penalty by law. County Auditor Edwin B. Haas urges payment with June taxes to avoid penalties. Also report of a hung jury in the Rising Sun murder case involving James Gillespie and others, after fifty hours of deliberation and high ballots for conviction.
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Edwin B. Haas
Oor
James Gillespie
Belle Seward
Carrie
Myron Barbour
Seward
Elizabeth
Rising Sun
Ind
Paradise of Flowers and Tahiti Hospitality
The Tahitians are described as the gentlest people who revere flowers in all life aspects. A traveler notes visiting homes, sharing native meals on large leaves, receiving warm hospitality, and the host’s obligations to guests. Mrs Hoyt’s witty Lambs banquet moment with Charles Hoyt is recounted as well.
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Tahiti
South
Eeas
Islands
Mark Center barber shop sold to Ensign of Farmer
A large congregation gathered Sunday afternoon at Mark Center church for memorial services presided by Rev. Jacob Kurnert. Other items note Cora Douglas visiting Napoleon, W E Hire shipping hay, W H Roan losing sheep to dogs, and ice cream sold at two places in Mark. Sunday school convention planned for 1:30 pm with Pentecostal hymn singing.
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Mark Center
E Myers
Ensign
Farmer
Mark Center Church
Jacob Kurnert
Cora Douglas
Napoleon
Mark
Ed Conkey
Grant Shook
F. Miller
Sherwood
Zeno Haver
Garrett
Man of Iron Nerve Colonel W C Greene Resists Gun Threats
Colonel William C. Greene, president of Greene Consolidated Copper, survived an assassination attempt in New York City when miner James W. Goodman allegedly aimed to shoot him four times. Greene, famed West scout and Indian fighter, has run copper mines in Cananea Mexico and held vast land and cattle holdings, with New York residence in recent years.
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W. C. Greene
William C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
New York City
West
James W. Goodman
Mr. Greene
General Greene
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona
Bisbee
Geronimo
Miles
Colonel Greene
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fargo
N. D
New York
Empress-hopeful Alexandra Declines German Crown Match
Princess Alexandra of Cumberland has announced engagement to the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin but refused a German crown alliance. Emperor William sought such a marriage, resented the Duke of Cumberland's Danish departure, and Alexandra and her father rejected Hohenzollern ties despite potential succession implications.
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Alexandra of Cumberland
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Germany
William
Copenhagen
Duke of Cumberland
Alexandra
House of Hohenzollern
Hanover
George V
Prussia
Princess Thyra of Enmark and Royal Bloodlines
Princess Thyra of Enmark, sister to Alexandra of England, is a 22yearold niece of the British queen. The piece discusses Hanover claims, widens to empire relations, stamps, and royal health updates including the empress of Japan and the Greek queen mothering nursing institutions.
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Thyra of
Enmark
Alexandra
England
House of Hanover
William
Cumberland
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
Hanover
George III of
Edward
Japan
Kalserin
Bellevue Castle
Greece
How They Are Affected by the Shock of Big Guns
The article explains ear safety during heavy artillery firings at Fort Hancock and on ships. Spectators are advised to stand on tiptoes, plug ears, and open mouths to dampen shock. Officers describe the spring effect of toes, ear protection by fingers or rubber, and mouth opening to equalize ear pressure, with notes on tympanic membrane injury and the ear’s anatomy as explained by authorities.
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Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Corti
Helmholtz
Texas
New York Press
Yale Track Rise Seen Among Eastern Colleges
Yale's track squad is judged the best among eastern colleges this season. A British golf team is being formed to compete in St. Louis during the exposition. Jockey John Reiff, 18, of San Jose says he will never race on American track again. David Fultz warns college players against turning pro regardless of openings. Napoleon Lajoie looks stronger and aims to top American league batters. Early season plans list seventeen men for Manager Armour: six pitchers, two catchers, five infielders, four outfielders. Corbett bets Britt $10,000 he can beat him, while crediting Eddie Graney with the defeat. Jim Jeffries trains in Harbin Springs for his title bout with Jack Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Reiff
San Jose
Cal
David Fultz
Napoleon Lajoie
Armour
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Eddie Graney
Jim Jeffries
Harbin Springs
Jack Munroe
Jeff
The Japanese Soldier in British Perception
The piece portrays the Japanese soldier as trained, disciplined, and patriotic, sleeping little and enduring conditions with minimal comforts. It notes the cost to the state and reflects on British defeats and Boer insights about war, citing Major Ross on government and war.
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Advertisement Notice
Century old ad copy offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from CHENEY CO Toledo and claims testimonials show its effectiveness. Includes pricing 75 cents per bottle and wholesale availability with agents.
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Weoller
Hall
Gatarrh
di, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hail
Administrator Named for Deflance County Estate
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Deflance County deceased. All persons having claims against said estate should present them to the undersigned at Deflance, C. May 19, 190.
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Deflance
Oas
W. Sloven
Deflance, C
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