Mayor's Court Fines Drunk Defiance Pair
In a Saturday night incident near Foust's stop Mayor Cameron fined Wolf, Chas. Haynes and Fred Surrenner five dollars and costs each for intoxication and disturbance. The Rogers of Toledo failed to appear as expected. Multiple high school and local games are summarized with Defiance and Van Wert teams engaged. baseball results include Defiance Reds 18 Diamond Glass 8, and other local matchups. Social notes list visitors and residents including Mrs. Philips, Mrs. B. Freedman, Mrs. Meilink, Mrs. Smucker, and Mrs. Weaver visiting or staying in the city. The court case Prudie Weisbecker vs George Weisbecker for divorce is noted as a probate matter. Ballister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.
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Rogers
Toledo
Mullene
Defigpe
Black
van Wert Highschool
Defiance High School
van Wert
Defiance
Reds
Diamond Glass Co
Rowe
Bucholz
Franzdorf
Glass
Bun Wiebach
Fred Marcellus
Hamler
Hollgate
Bun
Marcellus
Toledo News-Bee Briefs Include Court Case and Local News
The Toledo News-Bee reports Defiance Water Co answers a Metropolitan Trust Co suit in federal court, arguing state law blocks nonresidents from receivership. It notes marriages, births, and a bridge project, plus a baccalaureate sermon, grand notices, and local civic events. Funeral for Russel Henman set at Riverside. death of Kenton George Steiner after an accident. Cleveland free park concerts pioneer Coprago Mizer dies aged 45.
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Toledo News-Bee
Defiance Water Co
United States Circuit
Metropolitan Trust Company of
New York
W. J. McGonigale
Kentucky
Cograp Mizer
Cleveland
Young Americans Baseball Team United Under Hengsler
East Defiance hosts the Young Americans with manager Jay Hengsler. Lineup features Hermie Biede at ?, Karl Miller at ?, Manford Klein at ?, Wallace Newbus at first base, Edward Wagner at second base, Hover Hunter at third base, Charley Telshaw in left field, Edwin Fuller in center field, Urbane Brubaker in right field.
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East Defiance
Hermie Biede
Karl Miller
Manford Klein
Wallace Newbus
Edward Wagner
Hover Hunter
Charley Telshaw
Edwin Fuller
Urbane Brubaker
Young Americans
Jay Hengsler
Methodist conference closes with historic decisions and memorials
Social Special to Express reports the Methodist conference session ending after midnight with a landmark memorial program. Key topics included church stance on prohibitions, length of pastoral service, unification of publishing houses, superannuated ministers support, ritual revision, and a colored bishop referendum. Also notes on local industry, fire department news, and obituaries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
CA Smucker
North Defiance Hosts Double Yearly Celebration Fun
A joint marriage celebration at Joe Desch home in North Defiance honors a 20th anniversary as well as varied social gatherings. About sixty guests enjoyed gifts, refreshments, dancing, and games with Miss Woodward’s picnic thwarted by rain, and a Thirteen club gathering featuring readings and piano selections. A Toledo wedding at St. John’s Lutheran joined G. U. Wendorfer and Miss Bessie Pocock, with families attending. the Squires hosted a thimble party for fifty, featuring a book-card memory game, a four course luncheon, and a final musical.
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Joe Desch
North Defiance
G. U.S. Weindorfer
Bessie Pocock
Toledo
East Defiance
C. B. Squires
Front Street
H. C. Chappel
Gertrude Schrack
Maumee Friver
Squires
Henry Harris
Wright Lehman
Nelle Richardson
Doctor Miller Opens Offices in Clinton Street Area
Dr Miller physician and surgeon maintains an office at 512 Clinton Street above Woodward's drug store with hours 9 to 11, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 p m. Residence listed as 689 Washington Street.
Death of Senator Matthew Stanley Quay at Beaver Pa
Senator Matthew Stanley Quay died at his Beaver Pennsylvania home at 2 48 p m on Saturday after a yearlong illness linked to exhaustion from inability to assimilate nourishment He was born September 30 1833 in Dillsburg Pa His father a Presbyterian clergyman and missionary agent moved the family to Beaver where Quay remained He is survived by his wife three daughters and two sons The funeral held in Beaver on Monday afternoon
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Matthew Stanley Quay
Beaver
Senator Quay
Dillsburg
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Colonization Society
Quay
Decker backs Towne as medium platform Democrat
Paulding man W B Decker admires Charley Towne as a compromise candidate for the Democratic nomination. He says Towne is brainier than Parker or McClellan, well liked on Wall Street, and could unite factions including Bryanites. Decker mocks Hearst managers and expects Towne to deliver a strong platform.
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W. B. Decker
Paulding
St. Louis
Charley Towne
Towne
Cleveland
Bryan
Parker
McClellan
Wall Street
Decker
Hearst
Hearst urged to withdraw from nomination contest
Washington dispatch reports W A Hearst faces pressure from close allies to bow out Gracefully after a few complimentary ballots and shift toward the vice presidential track They argue he has no real path to the top post and should wait four years while developing his organization Hearst resists and vows to stay in the race fearing a loss would delay his ambitions for eight years with a possible Democratic win in November and a renomination in 1908
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Washington
W. A. Hearst
Hearst
State Democratic ticket nominated at Columbus convention
The Democrats at their state convention in Columbus sat nine hours and nominated a full ticket for state offices including Secretary of State A. P. Sandlee of Ottawa, Supreme Judge Phillip J. Renner of Cincinnati, Clerk of the Supreme Court Henry M. Mahaffey of Cambridge, Dairy and Food Commissioner Q. M. Cavatte of Wooster, and board members W. H. Ferguson Springfield, Chas. P. Salen Cleveland, Wm. S. Thomas Springfield, John A. McMahon Dayton, Edward H. Moore Youngstown, with all elected.
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Columbus
A. P.sandlee
Ottawa
Phillip J. Renner
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Henry M. Mahaffey
Cambridge
Q. M. Cavatte
Wooster
Board of Public Works
W. H. Ferguson
Springfield
Chas. P. Salen
Cleveland
Thomas
John A. McMahon
Dayton
Edward H. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio Republicans Adopt State Platform and Unit Rule
The Ohio Republican committee named Galegates to the national convention with alternates Galegates Henry C Gray W E Decker John Sheehan and Joseph Phelan. Electors John A McDowell and A J Pierson were selected. The resolutions committee defeated reviving the old platforms and adopted a state issue oriented plank. Johnsons two cent fare was approved but he lost support for the unit rule. Hearst will not receive Ohio votes.
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Galegates
Henry C. Gray
Butler
W. E. Decker
Paulding
John Sheehan
Cincinnati
Joseph Phelan
Columbus
John A. McDowell
Holmes
A. J. Pierson
Monroe
Committee
St. Louis
Johnson
Hearst
Ohio
Roosevelt Loyalist Morton Leaves Democracy for Republicans
Paul Morton, Chicago railroad vice president and heir of T Sterling Morton, renounces Democracy to join Roosevelt’s Republican ranks. He cites sound money and past achievements as reasons, arguing the GOP better serves material national interests. Also noted is Eaton’s Athens Ohio Home Coming Week 1904 dinner plan for 3,000 on June 15 with a grand train, souvenirs, and a 250 by 85 foot tent. Reverend T J Cellar of Prospect, a Kenyon Latin chair former, dies of pneumonia.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Railroad
T. Sterling Morton
Agriculture
Cleveland
Morton
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Tommy Rot
Eaton
New York
Athens
Ohio University
George A. Banton
Ohio
Kehnast Co. Opens Weekday Evenings for 1903 Plow Sale
W. A. Kehnast Co will stay open each evening until January 1, 1903 offering Clipper 2-Horse Plows and machine parts. Malta and Brown advertise repairs with sections for McCormick Champion Woods and other machines.
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Malta & Brown
McCormick, Champion, Woods
Prohibition Convention Excursion Rates by Ohio Central Lines
Excursion tickets to Columbus offered by the Ohio Central Lines for the Prohibition State convention. Tickets go on sale May 2 and May 20 and are good for return until June 1.
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Ohio Central
Columbus
Ohio Central Lines
Toledo
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Fred Surrenner
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Putnam County
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St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
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ONO
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Invalids’ Heel and Surgical Institute
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W T Hill
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Defiance Station
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Sala County
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Deffanée County
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W. Slough
Mary A. Parker
George P. Boughton
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Oto
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George P. Roughton
Aly
Tanke
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Neil Gait
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R. W. Wortman
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