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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1900

Page

5

Subscriptions and Trade Data From Defiance Ohio

Postal notice outlines subscription rates prepaid and in advance with savings for annual terms. Mentions the Defiance Ohio post office and a THURSDAY May 24 date. Includes a political note on Democratic platform sympathy for the Sultan of Turkey and a comparison of corn exports under free trade versus protection from 1895 to 1899.

Coffee costs little changed under McKinley era

The article notes coffee prices have barely risen, dropping to about seven percent of a dollar per pound, versus nearly six cents in 1895, indicating only modest cost increases for this common breakfast staple during McKinley’s administration.

McKinley

Cotton mill output and consumption rise with protection

The report notes that American mills consumed 3,257,390 466 pounds of cotton and produced 6,848,795 pounds in 1899. It argues protection increased demand for home consumption by 750,000,000 pounds, urging Southern planters and mills to recognize this effect.

Jmmerican Mills Tamas

Democrats Split Over Subsidies on Maritime Committee

Seven Democrats on the merchant marine and fisheries panel split with three for subsidies and against free ships while four favor free ships and oppose subsidies. Republican members total ten and unite for subsidies, but the bill stays on the calendar unstated and unmoved.

Sur Bonwse, Merchant, Marine and Feheries Committee Republicam Suibsidies

Crescent News Replaced by Independent Goesent News

The Crescent and News have disappeared from the newspaper id and their place filled by the Goesent News. The Goesent News will be eight columns and four pages, run as a democratic paper with the independent field fenced in after the Crescent’s exit.

Crescent and News Eid exsnemt-News Comera Goesent-News Crescent

Trade Papers Debate Foreign Ship Payments

The text argues against the claim that paying foreign ships $200,000,000 annually for transporting American imports and exports would harm domestic employment. It contends there is no satisfactory way to keep the money at home by hiring American shipowners and workers.

Amizx Foreigh United States

Local School Entertainment Draws Febrile Praise

Laura Winkex and Master Roy Neisley visited Sunday as Bay Bock left for Ada to study violin. A junior mare performance delighted the crowd while the Friday morning school show earned high praise for drills and tableaux. A medal contest Will be held May 26 by the WCTU with young contestants aged 3 to 12.

Geo. Wood Laura Winkex Roy Neisley Bay Bock Ada Emi B WCT U Wetay Lou Smith Mobile Rafer

Democrats pick candidates in Fifth district convention in Ohio

Balloting and crowded rooms at the Crosby house as Democrats from Defiance Henry Putnam Van Wert and Paulding vie to nominate an elector a congressman and delegates to the National Convention. Leaders Haskell Otis Starr Cuff Snook Burtsfield vie amid hours of ballots and street campaigning.

Congress Crosby House T T Ansberry Defiance Geo. K Otis Hicksville J S Sno Defiance County Ansberry J V Caff Napoleon Henry County Lstarr John S Snook Buttsfield JM Ainsworth Snook Wabash Paulding Burtsfield Citizens Opera House Bryan Chas N. Haskell Agin” Bryan Democratic Party W D Hill Miesiesippi Providence Chicago Bey Fifth Congressional District Ohio William J. Bryan United States Jefferson Jackson H C Groschner T T Shaw Ragan Starr Henry Williams Cuff van Wert Putnam Bailey WH Hubbard Chael Haskell Jas. Ragan Ross Opera House Yea Tim Deindoerfer Shea Mike Warner Judge Hannen Farmer John A Deindoerfer D D Donovan Putnam County John P Bailey Ottawa Aneberry Bartafield Otis Rose Battefield Battsfield HG Baker H P Miller Peter Weigerding Clinton Street Chase Haskell J V Cuff Donovan Meekhcan Pedro Mr. Otis Burton Smith Lon Needles W H Hubbard German Herald T T J W Cuff Denny John Snook J H Secrist Antwerp Mr. Snook Earth Geo. B Risser N B Roag George Platte Mr. Risser Clement Valandigham Hoke RL Starr C E Scott Scott Star Williams County Bill McKinley

Silent Meekieon and convention officers named

The passage mentions a timorous man nicknamed the silent Meekieon and lists convention officers chosen to manage the floor. Officers include Sergeant at arms Syl A. Hauil assisted by Defiance W H McCauley Henry, Joseph Bouton Paulding Clark Parris Isaac Armbracht Van Wert Thos Berry Williams Samuel Short. Manager Brotson began a public effort to stop smoking in the opera house.

Hoke Donovan Deindoerfer Risser Meekieon Syl A. Hauil Defiance W H McCauley Henry Joseph Bouton Paulding Clark Parris Isaac Armbracht van Wert Thos. Berry Williams Samuel Short

Will Dismiss Case Against Local Figures in Rath Murder

Detective Ben J Striefling asked Judge Hunter to dismiss charges against 24 Winn Burton Wright Joseph Fish Ora Gilbert and Mrs Lavina Mohr in the Rath murder case of Nov 24 1899. He urged a grand jury probe but public interest may end with no further action. The state conducted a thorough prior investigation finding nothing, and Hicksville residents will be dismissed.

Ben J Striefling Ft. Wayne Ind Winn Burton Wright Joseph Fish Ora Gilbert Lavina Mohr Rath Justice Hunter Striefling Zuber, Johnson and Rumbaugh Hicksville

Accident injures Asa Toberan near Crescent News office

An incident at the Crescent News office leaves Asa Toberan with a bad leg wound after a board from an upstairs window strikes him while he sat before Haller's Shoe Store. Eye witness says it appears accidental but locals wonder if it was deliberate to keep him from attending the Democratic convention.

Crescent News Aea Toberan Tiffin Haller Asa

Pension Office Ruling On Soldiers Pension Claims

Geo Whilley says ex soldiers who applied for pension increase under the 1890 act must file new applications to be covered by the 1900 act. If not, their claims will be processed as previously. The pension office announces this requirement for disability consideration.

Geo. Whilley Pension Office

Rheumatism Sufferer Praises Drummond Lightning Cure

In Westville Ohio on October 23 1893 Sarah Blose reports severe rheumatism pain in both feet with joints slipping and leg shingle use. After trying various doctors she used Drummond Medicine Co lightning remedies and claims complete relief with better limb use after 30 years. She urges other sufferers to try the remedy.

Westville Drummond Medicine CO New York Sarah Blose

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