Republican Convention To Select Delegates In Defiance Ohio
The Republicans of Defiance county Ohio announce a delegate convention at the Defiance courthouse on Saturday June 15 1901 at 1 30 pm to choose five delegates and five alternates for the state convention in Columbus June 24 25 1901. Caucuses for apportionment will be held June 1 1901 at 7 30 pm at regular voting places as directed by ward or township committeemen. By order of Central committee W H Tuttle W W Wood Secretary Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wm. McKinley
Central Committee
W.h.tuttle
W. W. Wood
Defiance
Rollin Woodward
Clay Woodward
J.J. Craine
Auditor's
Defiance, Co
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Defiance County
Auditor’s
J. Hale
Republicans Meet to Nominate Delegates in Richland Defiance
Republicans in Richland township plan a June 1 gathering at the town house to select delegates for the county convention in Defiance on June 15 and the state convention in Columbus on June 24 and 25 1901. Rollin Woodward commits Defiance township. Clay Woodward reports the repeal meeting for delegates.
Milford Township Republicans to Choose Delegates
Milford Township voters meet at Milford Center town house on Wednesday June 5 1901 at 7 30 pm to select ten delegates and ten alternates for the county convention in Defiance on June 15 1901 by order of Samuel Click Committeeman Highland Township Republicans to caucus at 7 30 pm to choose delegates for Defiance county convention June 15 1901 driven by John W Myers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Township
Milford Center
Defiance
Samuel Click
Highland Township
Jury commission locates W J Bryan in Mark township
The jury commission finished its labors today and located W J Bryan in Mark township. This is not the famed boy orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Mark Township
Rise and Fall of the Jewish Nation Lecture and Book
Rev. Karl Spannuth presents a lecture on the siege of Jerusalem by Titus, forming a forty seven page book. Spannuth authored printed and published the work at his Jefferson street parsonage. The lecture and book are richly historical and on sale at N. G. Woodward store.
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Jerusalem
Titus
Karl Spannuth
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Spannuth
Jefferson Street
N. G. Woodward
Man Missing From Okolona After Buffalo Trip
Fred Gruber of Okolona left his grip at the Crandall House in Buffalo on May 11 with Fil Krotz and went to Niagara Falls. He has not been seen since. Hotel staff reported Gruber as a “beat.” Gruber, about 40, is single. Fil Krotz vouched for him as a good man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gruber
Okolona
Buffalo
N. Y
Fil Krotz
Crandall House
Niagara Falls
Gruber
Supreme Court backs Foraker act in insular cases
The court upholds the main features of the Porto Rico tariff law and the colonial policy of McKinley, ruling Congress may govern Porto Rico and other territories without making them fully part of the United States. It declares the Constitution does not follow the flag but Congress has plenary power over insular acquisitions.
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Daily Express
Washington
United States
Congress
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States Supreme Court
Insular
McKinley
Supreme Court
Philippines
Republic
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Kansas City
Spain
Republican Party
Application Granted City in Water Works Case
George T. Farrell and Harris Cameron claim the Western District of Ohio granted the city permission to file pleadings in Cleveland on May 9 regarding a contract with the Water Co. The court noted federal jurisdiction hinges on whether a valid contract exists and allowed the city to submit state court records, with attorneys hopeful state judgments will aid their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Farrell
Harris & Cameron
U. S. Circuit Court
Northern District of Ohio
Western Division
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Wing
Water Co
Senator Foraker Comments on Insular Cases Ruling
Senator J B Foraker at the Waldorf Astoria New York comments on the Supreme Court insular cases ruling noting confusion in contemporary newspaper reports about the decision. He urges caution in interpreting the court’s decision and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foraker
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Supreme Court of the United
Wool. Highest price paid for wool by R. W. Wortman
Defiance Ohio wool buyer R W Wortman reports the highest price paid for wool at Lewis Block Defiance.
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R. W. Wortman
Defiance
Ohio
Democratic State Convention Set for Columbus July 9 10
The Democratic state convention will meet in Columbus on July 9 and 10. Charles P. Salen of Cleveland named temporary chairman with Cochran of Toledo as temporary secretary Nevins of Dayton as temporary assistant secretary Jones of Ironton as sergeant at arms and Sandals of Ottawa as assistant sergeant at arms. Delegates entitled to one vote per 500 Bryan votes, totaling about 950. McLean Kilbourne leaders favored a different plan but conceeded to the compromise.
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Columbus
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
Negley D. Cochran
Toledo
Daniel Nevins
Dayton
John F. Jones
Ironton
Sergeat-At-Arms
Bryan
McLean-Kilbourne
Pony cargo voyage to Toledo described in marine notes
The boat J. W. Wright arrived at Toledo with twenty five ponies from A. F. Heusch's breeding farm in St. Marys. The ponies were consigned to the Thomas Pony farm in Toledo and described as beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wright
Toledo
A. F. Heusch
St. Marys
Thomas Pony Farm
Infant Boegert Dies at Home in City
The three month old son of Mr and Mrs August Boegert died at their home 10 30 Harrison street on Monday afternoon. Funeral from the house at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Rev Carl Spannuth officiating. Remains interred at Riverside.
Local residents and pension updates in town
S. A. Maxwell of Hicksville visited the city today. W. A. Crafts received a pension raise from $8 to $10 monthly, prompted by Geo. Killey. Mrs Elizabeth Britton granted $8 monthly pension after papers prepared by Geo. Killey. Dr Wood promotes Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds. E C Schultz handles plumbing from Graper’s Grocery basement in Gottwald building. Julia Filbridge of West Cornwall Conn praises Burdock Blood Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Crafts
Geo. Killey
Dr. Wood
E. C. Schultz
Graper’s
Gottwald
Burdock
Julia Filbridge
West Cornwell, Conn
Elizabeth Britton
J. B. Foraker
Court notes and marriage licenses and jury lists
Notes picked up about court house and two marriage licenses Edgar W. Kesler with Oli M. Davis and Neal Doud with Minnie M. Mavis. Soldier's Relief Commission allowances. county ditch sale. survey work. janitor building a pleasure boat. assessor returns listing livestock and valuables. jury commission findings with long list of names for next year's common pleas juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Schmaltz
Court of Common Pleas
Ury Case to Jury in Upper Sandusky Trial
State rests in Geo Ury trial as defense counters with alibi rebuttal. Witness Miller testified about a September stay at a little house, while hotel proprietor Wirebaugh produced a register showing Schultz and Ury slept together on August 1. Court recessed after lengthy closing arguments. over 1,200 spectators attended despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ury
Upper Sandusky
C. J. Miller
Findlay
Little House
N. P. Wirebaugh
Rising Sun
Geo. Schultz
Ury
Wirebaugh
Schultz
Charles Jordan
Hancock County
Ms. Johnson
John W. Winn
Defiance
de Rie
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Defiance Express
Court House
Adams Seem
Richland Township
Defiance Township
Tiffin Township
John W. Myers
THE
U. S. Territory
Special Daily Express
Joseph B. Foraker
Foraker
WOOL
Lewis Block
Specal
Marine Notes
DEAT
S. A. Maxwell
Hicksville
Edgar W. Kesler
Oli M. Davis
Wed
Neal Doud
Minnie M. Mavis
Soldier’s Relief Commission
H. F. Toberan
Paulding
Orvil Corwin
John Lower
Maumee
John
Dom Peter
Second Ward
W. H. Hubbard
R H Gleason
C J Daoust
Chas. Seiple
Wm. R_ Cosgrove
Adams
Wm. Harper
John Knape
A F Tubbs
Louis T Bechtel
W M Snyder
W M Behrens
Chas. Dannenberg
Henry Schumacher
A T
A R Preisendorfer
A C Pessefal
Ed C Squire
Conrad Schlegel
Chas Torrence
Frank P Weisenberger
J J Burns
M A Costello
E T Clark
Geo Kirk
Louis Degginger
M B Gorman
M Howard
C P Harley
J A Hudson
W C Holgate
D F Krotz
Fred Lowe
T J Rourke
Sebastian Arning
Geo Woods
W S Yeagley
Geo F Casebeer
Walter Collins
J P Grover
John Blosser
J W Seevers
Louis Saltsman
J F Miller
A J Babb
J P Hofmeister
F S Dowell
H G Elliott
L G Forder
J E Coburn
John Keener
Wm Warner
W F Coughanour
F J Clemmer
Wesley Johnson
C H Dietsch
Geo. K. Otis
Josiah Culler
Benj Steel
W D Wilson
Henry Boester
C Q Shepherd
W T Horton
James E8ighland
Adam Foss
Geo E Troeger
EB Mix
Henry Marshouse
David
Henry Hohenberger
Tiffin
A J Carpenter
J J Craine
J W Deepe
Frank Keel
Geo Schlosser
Samuel Meister
John Rethmel
Samuel Snider
J O Wisler
John Strawser
J H Robison
C L Peterson
Ulrich Ball
Freeman Stenger
John H Weber
Sherman Snyder
C F Goller
Albert Hagerman
E B Doud
Urias Churchman
Peter Paul
DE Struble
J W Stailey
Silas Welker
A. Gant
McCartney Todd
Jas. Hatfield
Hannah Murphy
Frances Richardson
Jeffries
P Young
Ruth Hatfield
E Schooley
E Attlebarger
L Z Cox
Maria Britton
Bunker
Beavers & Co
Crescort Pub. Co
Res Bros
Bauer
John Kanes
CJ Narper
Clara J Flanagan
Warrens Addition
Elien M. Gordon
Wychoff
Auditor 'S
Hicksville Village
P Pardees
A Pardee
Cb Acres
Defiange
America
Grobsy
Snell
Malta
W. A. Kehnast
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