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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1900

Page

6

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Political Ticket Listing Names and Roles

A fragmented 19th century political ticket lists individuals and roles including a judge, commissioners, dairy and food commissioner, and a congressional candidate. Named figures include Frederick L. Hay of Defiance, with various misspellings and unclear jurisdictions noted across Montgomery Sciota and Balme areas.

Bae Dairy and Food Commissioner Sogepher Blackburn Balme Congress Frederick L. Hay Defiance

Convention Aftermath Darkens Fifth District Nomination

The five district convention wrapped after an intense two day session nominating John Snook of Paulding for Congress. Democrats criticize Bryan era policies while praising McKinley prosperity, urging renewed trust in Democratic ideals and unity against Populist influence.

Fifth District John Snook Paulding Congress Snook

Hay for Congress Rallying for Prosperity in Kentucky District

A Kentucky district speech denounces a Populist convention as driven by gain and frauds, contrasting it with Republican nominee Judge F L Hay who pledges adherence to living issues and prosperity. The speaker urges electors to back Hay to avoid disaster and secure prosperity.

Kentucky Fifth Jefferson Jackson F L Hay Congress

Editorial remark on late convention nominates Ansberry

Hicksville Independent notes only editorial comment from the convention with the line quoting John Deindoerfer nominating T T Ansberry, ending with the word Nit.

Hicksville John Deindoerfer T T Ansberry

Inside bargain tale at convention stalls McKinley tin star

A late convention insider recalls paying three thousand five hundred to obtain Burtsfield and five hundred to secure Williams McKinley tin star. He notes necessities cost up front and that a long wallet ensures access.

Burtsfield Williams

West county baseball row centers on Warner and Caressel

Michael Warner of Hicksville argues his position as main pitcher for Oom Peter Caressel in the west end county contest. The east end hustlers record an entry supporting this view, a move seen as not favorable to the Oom.

Michael Warner Hicksville Ansberry Co Peter Caressel

Methodist Episcopal Conference Abolishes Time Limit On Itinerancy

The conference ends the time bound system for ministers, abolishing the itinerant rule once a core church law. The change is viewed by observers as a mistake that weakens longstanding church practice.

Methodist Episcopal Conference

Baker praised as true Democrat at convention

The Hicksville Independent hails H G Baker as a true Andrew Jackson Democrat who won many friends at the late congressional convention. He presented Otis’ name to the convention, and the editor hints Baker may be disappointed by his war on Ansberry if he snoops around.

David Meekison McKinley Bryan Jefferson Jackson Andrew Jackson Chicago Jemny Calhoun Jacssen Goebel Hicksville H G Baker Baker Otis Independent Ansberry

Battle between old bosses and new Democrats in Defiance County

A looming clash within Defiance County Democrats pits longtime leaders who have ruled the party for decades against a rising generation. The youth coalitions have tracked the aging bosses from the congressional convention and promise eventual decisive action to reshape local power. The article foresees a generational shift affecting congressional prospects for the next eight years.

Defiance County

Dr D H Moore elected bishop by General Conference

Dr D H Moore editor of the Western Christian Advocate Cincinnati was chosen bishop by the General Conference of the M E church. An Ohio native born near Athens on September 4 1838 he served in the Civil War rising to lieutenant colonel and later held leading university and college posts including Wesleyan College for Women Cincinnati Colorado Seminary University of Denver and editor of the Western Christian Advocate since 1884.

D. H. Moore Western Christian Advocate Cincinnati General Conference M. E. Church Moore Ohio Athens Bainbridge Ohio University Marietta Union Sherman Wesleyan College For Women Colorado Seminary University of Denver

A Pure Sample of Kentucky Honor

The article argues that Kentucky’s elected Governor, Taylor, is effectively exiled after the legislature under Goebel’s influence declared the result. It notes Taylor held a popular majority, the returning board certified him, and the courts affirmed the legislature’s authority, though not whether Taylor’s majority was upheld. It condemns these actions as Kentucky honor.

Kentucky Goebel Taylor

Public School Concert Showed Growing Music Talent

The Friday evening concert at the central school building showcased about 100 young singers from the public schools. Strong voices and careful training were evident in solos, duets, and choral numbers, with praise for Miss Bess Woodward and Prof Canfield. The program highlighted early training, future potential, and the board of education’s push to integrate music into city schools.

Joseph Boyer Pussy Willow Jennie Leiberthal Bessie Smith Mabel AsLbacher Helen Dicus Nannie Hubbard Esther Geiger Leona Oxentider Raymond Conrad Richard Lovely May Bess Woodward Beulah Vaughn Anna Krepps Miss Krepps Native Land Bessie Russell Bertha Telliga Sweet Home Rodella Hunter Myrtle Ruff Mabel Behringer Leah Longs Ella Kesselmeyer Mabel Bebringer Florence Eberle Bessie Betts Miss Betts The Clues Anna Kress Eva Herold Columbia Ocean Country Canfield Board of Education

To Cure Constipation Forever With Cascarets Candy Cathartic

An old advertisement promises lasting constipation relief with Cascarets Candy Cathartic priced at 10c or 5c. It assures refunds through druggists if the product fails to cure.

Appointments and local notices from Defiance area

Miss Kate Ayers joins the civil service board. J E Hosler re-elected principal of Sherwood schools at 52.60 monthly. Ed Boyd to Alin Illinois for Defiance Box Co service. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup marketed with agents wanted at 15 weekly. Beet sugar seed sent from Fremont for distribution. trial of Northwestern Ohio sugar works this summer. Mrs R H Harrison and others visited Mrs Carroll in Bryan. Auditor Snider helped assess Wabash railway in Toledo area. Tobias Grube sues to block Robi C Packer barn erection near Grube home. nuisance and access cited.

Deskler Fremont Ohio

Evalyn Blair and George D Edgar Wed in Quiet Family Home

Miss Evalyn Blair and Dr. George D Edgar united in marriage at the Blair home on Wayne Street with Rev. B. W. Slagle officiating. The simple ceremony before seventy six guests featured a Lohengrin march, cream brocade gown, pink and white carnations, and a receptions in the dining room with a pink and white cake.

Evalyn Blair George D. Edgar Enos Blair Wayne Street B. W. Slagle First Presbyterian Church Minnie Kehnast Mies Harriet Blair Arthur Dutch Constantine, Mich Slagle

Sunday School Work in Farmer Township Convention

Farmer township Sunday School association met in convention May 19. W. G Lord led a round table on Sunday school management with tips to recruit readers, maintain records, and provide books and music. P. N. Richardson chaired the superintendent table. emphasis on grit and grace, punctuality, and improving underperforming teachers. The Moats M Ecurch gathering followed May 20 with talks on teacher qualities by Mrs. Adelia Moats and methods to engage dull scholars. The Ohio State Convention will be in Akron June 5-7, Defiance county delegates to depart June 4 at 3:25 pm. Fare $4.45 round trip. EDWARD GOLLER of Ney available for details.

Farmer Township Sunday School Association Round Table W. G Lord P. N. Richardson C. E. Bercaw Williams County Association Moats M Ecurch Adelia Moats Edward Geller Estella Fullmer Ohio Sunday School Association Akron Defiance County Defiance B& O Ry Edward Goller Ney

Epworth League Defiance District Convention at Hicksville

The tenth annual Epworth League convention for Defiance District runs June 12 and 18 in Hicksville. The program features sermons, devotionals, literary hours, lectures, and district officers' reports with speakers from Edgerton Paulding Napoleon Defiance Fayette Williams Center and more.

Defiance Epworth League Hicksville David Felmes Fayette Addie Fribley Holgate Lookout Committee Montpelier Eva Woodward Grover Hill

Newly Married Edgar Couple Embark On Honeymoon Trip

At 8 13 the newly married couple left for a two week honeymoon visiting Cleveland Detroit Ann Arbor Buffalo Niagara Falls and other places before returning home. Mr and Mrs Edgar were serenaded by friends as a large crowd accompanied them to the train showering rice and old shoes. The bride wore a navy going away gown with red vest and hat. Out of town guests included Ollie French Napoli en Mrs Laura Cromley Fostoria Mrs Lillian Chase Shoemaker Hamlet Albert Edgar and Elmer Edgar Lyons. Upon return they will start housekeeping on Clinton street in a home Dr Edgar prepared for his bride. A handsome sideboard was among gifts from Dr Edgar’s two brothers.

Carrie Kiser Nellie Kiser Donnie Daoust Nellie Myers Bessie Squire Kathryn Cantlon Della Bechel G@ D Edgar Harriett Blair Arthur Dutch BW Slagle Enos Blair Evalyn Hall Albert and Elmer Edgar Minnie Kehnast Ollie French Cromley Cleveland Detroit Ann Arbor Buffalo Niagara Falls Misa Ollie French Napoleon Laura Cromley Fostoria Lillian Chase-Shoemaker Hamlet Albert Edgar Lyons Clinton Street Dr. Edgar

Mrs Edgar Remembered In Local Obituary Note

Mrs. Edgar, a longtime resident, is remembered in a brief obituary noting her community involvement and family ties. The notice highlights her presence in the town and her role within the local circle of neighbors.

Local Pioneers Enduring Ties Highlighted in Obituary Sketches

The article honors a longtime city resident who was a dedicated public school teacher and beloved figure. It notes Dr Edgar as a successful, respectable young businessman who gained popularity during his time in the city. Lora Higgins is celebrated as the next to catch the bride’s bouquet, marking changing social fortunes.

Edgar Lora Higgins

Probate Court Grants Temporary Alimony in Tharp Case

In probate court this morning the case of Ella Tharp versus Earl Tharp heard a motion for temporary alimony. The court ordered the defendant to pay $25 into court for expenses in prosecuting the action within fifteen days and $2.50 weekly for the plaintiff’s support until further orders. Winn and Hay appeared for the plaintiff.

Ella Tharp Earl Tharp Winn and Hay

No-To-Bac Tobacco Cure Ad from Sterling Remedy Co

Warning against tobacco use followed by an advertisement for No-To-Bac from Sterling Remedy Co Chicago and New York. Claims to make weak men strong and offers booklets free. Priced 50 cents or one dollar with a guarantee of cure.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy Sterling Remedy Co Chicago

Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Full Restoration

A historic advertisement extols Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness and stomach ailments after meals. It claims a stronger digestion, clearer brain, better energy and ambition, with Dr. R B Strong praising its efficacy in the American Journal of Health.

Dodd Pqdd R. B. Strong New York City American Journal of Health

Also Mentioned on This Page

Defiance Express Thompson Aatty Court Street Memiber Eakly Patie Hurea Ee Deyveme A Gohauck Montgomery MB. “Bonedrake Knox Parember Board of Public Works Karl Hiidei Kate Ayers Civil Service Board J E Hosler Sherwood Ed Boyd Alin Ill Boyd Defiance Box Co Dr. Wood Hustlers American Mfg. Co Terre Haute Ind R H Harrison N R Webster S D Potters G W Huffman T R Carroll Carroll W A Snider Toledo Wabash Railway Toola Tobias Grube Robi Packer North Defiance Grube Kingsbury Mrs. Edgar Farmer and Delaware Townships Delaware Township Pres J L Baylis Moats. Secy ME McCaskey the State Convention T L Wiltsie J M Mille E E Bercaw Edgerton F K Gamble Alvardton the Volunteers Edwin Foulke Ohio Wesleyian University League—Defiance Temperance Hour Fes Jacob A Hoffman Olin E Smith Aaron Watkins Jesse Swank J H Betharda Joseph J Richards Desbler Our Alberta Wiltsie Oramel Shreeves Stryker Christians C Sinclair W A Barch Probate Tharp
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