Republicans Schedule Third Judicial District Delegate Convention
The Third Judicial Circuit Republicans meet in Lima Ohio June 3 1901 at 10 am to select a circuit judge candidate. Representation is one delegate for every five hundred votes and fractions over two hundred fifty per county Allen Wyandot and others will be allotted delegates as designated by the circuit committee. Jas W Halphall chairman W W Onarman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial Circuit
Lima
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Allen ‘Wyandotnes
Circuit Court
Jas. W. Halphall
W. W.onarman
Quay Death and City News in One Notice
The report notes the death of Senator Matthew Stanley Quay, praising his energy and political skill and detailing his rise from Jefferson College graduate to Civil War colonel and U S senator. It cites his tenure as Republican National Committee chairman and impact on Benjamin Harrison’s election. Also reported are parole and release cases, a murder arrest, a gasoline accident, and a soldier’s death from spotted fever impacting New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
Congress
Republican National Committee
Benj. Harrison
Hanna
James P. McCann
Philippines
Cincinnati
New York City
Wainy Playing Smart at 1 Springfield Age Seven Fatally Shot
A seven year old boy Willie Dickson was possibly fatally shot by James Woll a playmate of the same age in Springfield. Police and residents seek answers as investigation unfolds amid community shock. Separate fire incidents in Norwalk hit a meat market a gasoline house and a barrel house causing limited damage. A Dow tax payment of 20 dollars and 20 cents was made by two Eden Williams county druggists amid liquor sale doubts. The Presbyterian general assembly in Buffalo adopts a resolution barring ministers from marrying divorced persons in interchurch settings, involving multiple denominations across Protestant and Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainy
Springfield
Willie Dickson
James Woll
Norwalk
Eden
Williams County
Presbyterian General Assembly
Buffalo
Interchurch Conference
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
General Synod
Fire Protection Plan to Rebuild Decatur Plant
Special to Express from Tryan June 1A notes a council proposal to rebuild the Decatur Eye Case Co plant after the April 23 fire. If approved, plans include extra water mains for fire protection. Other items mention a new bridge east of Mansfield school, local cattle purchases, drought replant needs, memorial sermons, and several social visits across Wood and Lorain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryan
Decatur
Eye Case Co’s
Residents and visitors gather at local home events
A group including Constine Wisda Kohn and Cheney families, Wolf siblings, Laura Houck, Sloughs with Rachael, Zahn and Forst with Singer from Defiance visited the Children’s Home. Candy from Mr Singer celebrated. Various locals toured Delaware township and nearby towns. Memorial services and community gatherings marked the week in Mark Center and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constine
Wisda
Sarah Kohn
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
Anna
Zahn
J M Forst
IF Singer
Singer
Loyd
Friends
Delaware Township
Arle Bergman
G W Churchman
Lottie Walker
Ney
M Doenges
Rice
H ‘Mueller
Napoleon
H Behnfeldt
Wauseon
No Change in Illinois Deadlock
Springfield June 1 The Republican state convention adjourned after an hour and a half and three ballots for governor without breaking the deadlock. Yates was cheered on entry, others were not. The 61st ballot showed Lowden 484, Lenoxen 398.5, Hamlin 383.5, Warner 80, Sherman 51, Pierce 28. Delegates arrive daily, many prepared to stay indefinitely as a break remains elusive.
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Springfield
Yates
Cannon
House of Representatives
House
Lowden
Leneen
Hamlin
Warner
Sherman
Pierce
Plum
Deneen
Chicago
St John’s Reformed Church Announces Sunday Services
At Corner Fourth and Washington Streets Rev F E B Lahr pastor, Sunday school at 9 a m, English sermon at 10 a m. Sherwood Sunday school at 2 p m, no preaching at Sherwood. Pastor to install Rev P B Keller in the Raskins charge next Sunday. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Church
Cor. Fourth and
Washington
Sts
F. EB. Lahr
Sherwood
P. B. Keller
Raskins
Notice to the Public on ditch tax delinquency penalties
Taxpayers taxed for ditches are urged to pay ditch assessments with June taxes to avoid penalties. If delinquent after the June period, assessments move to the general tax duplicate with a six percent penalty. County Auditor Edwin B. Haas urges payment to avoid mandatory penalties. Our jury in the Rising Sun murder case against James Gillespie Belle Seward Carrie and Myron Barbour disagreed after fifty hours of deliberation with eight ballots cast and five for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Haas
James Gillespie
Belle Seward
Carrie
Myron Barbour
Seward
Elizabeth
Rising Sun
Ind
Savages of Tamiti and a Lambs Club Banquet Tale
Tahiti is described as a paradise of flowers and a gentle native people who honor guests with lavish floral meals and ceremonies. The piece recounts a Lambs Club banquet in Chicago where Mrs. Hoyt prods Charles Hoyt with witty interjections as he struggles to begin his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
South Seas
Islands
Hicksville Notes Show Activity and Local Events
Hicksville community reports new Hicksville Telephone plant manager Hicksville residents hosting visitors and a crowded week. Local officials and visitors from Ottawa Defiance Bryan and South Bend attend meetings and a baseball game ends with Hicksville 10 Butler 5. A strike briefly halts telephone workers under new manager Dearbaugh as others pursue local business and civic matters. The Hartford prank tale and college antics conclude with a flag-raising contest and 1908 banner reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Dearbaugh
Wapakoneta
Arti
Hicksville
Wiliam Mettart and Son
Mishawaka
John Getrost
WS Wagner
Mark I. Lolster
Tulin
Dr. Skull
Chicago
Sherm Hart
Mallett
Wid Hoke
Telephone Company
Bryan
East Smith
Rock and
Smith Streets
Fred Clemmer
James Casebear
Harry Wilson
Antwerp
McConnell
Bryanston
Wyoming
M E Wilson
Butler
Hicksville Fair Ground
J W Smith
Ottawa
ONG
Hello Girls
G W Dearbaugh
Clearld Child
Detroit
Mich
J W. Wright
Virginia Bachelor
Lyons
Neb
Hixon
Toledo
Jake Wentworth
Our City
F Enos
Defiance
George W Scott
Jal
Dave Harvey
Our City City
Openlander
Man of iron nerve and the copper king Colonel W C Greene
Colonel William C Greene famed for nerve and coolness as a would-be killer forced to retreat in New York City. He chairs Greene Consolidated Copper with a Cananea plant and vast land and cattle holdings. Greene, a veteran scout and Indian fighter, survived multiple gunman threats and helped survey the Northern Pacific before settling in New York for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greene
William C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
New York City
Plains
West
James W. Goodman
Mr. Greene
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona Ine
Bisbee
Geronimo
Miles
Colonel Greene
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fargo, N. D
New York
Princess Alexandra of Cumberland Refuses German Crown Match
Princess Alexandra of Cumberland, engaged to the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, declined to wed the German crown prince. Emperor William reportedly sought the alliance. the Duke of Cumberland left Copenhagen before the imperial visit, an act the emperor called an affront. Alexandra and her father favored no alliance with the Hohenzollerns, preserving Hanoverian royal ties through her grandfather George V.
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Germany
Alexandra of Cumberland
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
William
Copenhagen
Duke of Cumberland
Alexandra
House of Hohenzollern
Hanover
George V
Prussia
Princess Thyra and Hanover links in Britain’s throne line
Princess Thyra of Denmark is the British queen's niece at age twenty two. The Hanover claim to the throne persists and William’s heir was once to marry the Hanoverian princess. Hanover’s succession follows George III’s line via Cumberland. Rain in eastern Ireland averages about 208 days yearly. Japanese stamps are highly valued with first issue in 1871. The Empress of Japan is trained in literature and verse. The Greek queen, a Russian grand princess by birth, helped found Greece’s nursing system and the first national nursing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringess Alexander OF Cumberland
Thyra
Denmark
Alexandra
England
House of Hanover
William
Cumberland
Victoria
Great Britain and Ireland
Hanover
George III
Duke of
Brunswick
Edward
Japan
Ears and Explosions: How to Weather Big Gun Discharges
A New York Press piece explains how Navy and coastal defenses cope with blast shock. Observers stand on tiptoes, plug ears, or open mouths to equalize pressure and lessen tympanic injury. It mixes anecdotes on ear anatomy, hearing limits, and odd cases of exceptional hearing, ending with a vivid firing scene from Fort Hancock.
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Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Corti
Helmholtz
Texas
New York Press
Sporting Notes and Updated Roster Tidbits Across Sports
Yale's track squad is hailed as the best among eastern colleges this season. A British golf team is forming to compete in St. Louis during the exposition. jockey John Reiff of San Jose Cal says he will never race on an American track again. Nepeleon Tasole says better form and aims to lead American league batters this season. Manager Armour plans a 17-man roster early on six pitchers, two catchers, five infielders and four outfielders. Young Corbett offers to bet Jimmy Britt $10,000 on a victory claim. Eddie Graney the referee beat me. Jim Jeffries trains at Harbin Springs Cal for the Monroe bout and will not need other partners for conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
St. Louis
John Reiff
San Jose
Cal
David Fultz
Nepeleon
Tasole
Armour
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Eddie Graney
Jim Jeffries
Harbin Springs
Jack Munroe
Jeff
The Japanese Soldier and Bedtime in Japan
A compact wartime portrait contrasts the Japanese soldier with his discipline and frugal lifestyle, noting his sleep, cleanliness, patriotism, and unit costs. It also describes bedtime customs in Japan and cites Major Ross on Boer War lessons for Britain.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Testimonials
Local ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin pledge fulfillment of obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Kier
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Hosistem
al Drusgists
Hiail
Real Estate Mortgage Sale Offer with Refund Promise
An offer advertises mortgages free of risk with funds provided personally by the lender. Buyers can obtain money once title and security are inspected and satisfactory. If the mortgage is not as represented, it can be returned and the money refunded. Includes contact to Joan for security details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Local Court Appoints Administrator for Parker Estate
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Y A Parker, late of Defiance County Ohio, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate should present the same to the undersigned. Sous W. Suoven, Administrator. Defiance County, May 19, 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya. Parker
Defiance
Oho
Sous W. Suoven
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Defiance Express
Latty
Court ST
Weely
Worthwestern
Matthew Stanley Quay
Sylvester Hower
Adams County
Herrick
Maa. Taylor
Canton
Quigley
A. X. Weisenburger & Co. Jewelers & Opticians
Clinton Street
Turninois
Southeton
Mansfield
Hahn
F Boucher
Schultz
Weaver
Sharon Chapel
TH Mansfield
Boucher
Arthur
Dreher Brothers
Wood County
Andrew Dreher
Audrey Smith
Akron
Marion’ Wells
Jesse Sanford
Lorain
E Ford
Relva Searle
Ira Donaldson
Ida. Doenges
Bettie Searle
Children’s Home
Mark Center CE
Myers
Ensign
Farme
Mark Center Church
Jacob Kurnert
Cope Douglas
Mark
Ed Conkey
Grant Shook
F. Miller
Mark Mon Zeno Haver
Garrett
Dobbler
Addie Loveridge
Girard, Penn
Illinois
Savages
Tamiti
Oulen
Jack
Detroit Free Press
Hartford
Conn
State Capitol
Gheney Lumiber GO
Cheney Lumber Co
Man
Ireland
Sporting Notes
Quaker
Vandenbroeh
Vandenbroek
Dorothy Dodd
Clinton St
Defiance, Ohio
London Rath
Britain
Great Britain
Ross
Chas. W. Butler
Court of Common Pleas
Teft
Umetac
Wien
Cucen
Anid
Tanleige Fame Searbeau, Garg
Aire
Duneged
Sandusky
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Harris Cameron
Jean Wave
A. J. Mangas
Standard Oil Company
City Mail Carrier
Reral Mail Carrier
Daily Express Carrier
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