Local notes from Ayersville and Defiance region
Misses Alice Snider and Jennie Cameron were at Ayersville last Wednesday. Several residents visited Defiance and Stryker towns last week. The ME church dedication is set for November 18 with many locals attending events and a fundraising supper planned at AC Cameron's on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Snider
Jennie Cameron
Ayersville
Mike Henry
JC Garber
Wm Shuter
Emery Snider
Independence
Samuel Shuter
T E Shuter
Bryan
Sam Meistera
John Weber
Defiance
Heally
Frank Key
L R Snider
C R Betts
Andrew Bueher
Frank Coy
W A Snider
Amos Snider
Blake Partee
Btryker
Samuel Yeager
Wes Bowersox
Elza
Eden
Reena Partee
Napoleon
Winter
Gladys Partee
Near Defiance
Doan’s Kidney Pills Public Endorsement from Defiance Resident
A Defiance man, Cary of 623 Jackson Street, touts Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief after using them from N G Woodward’s drug store. He reports dizziness and back pain vanished, kidneys normalized, and urges others with kidney issues to try the product, sold at 50 cents per box with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mr. Cary
Jackson Street
Woodward’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
McBride Joins McKinley and Roosevelt Team
Columbus Ohio editor John McBride prominent labor leader and former AFL and Miners Union president siding with McKinley and Roosevelt after supporting Bryan in 1896. He has held Ohio legislature seat a secret ary of state candidacy and labor statistics post. The shift is described as a change of conscience rather than personal grievance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
McKinley
Rooevelt
John McBride
Miner and Operator
American Federation of Labor
Miners’ National Union
McBride
Ohio
Campbell
Labor Bureau
Democratic National
Chicago
William J Bryan
Bryan
Trusts and a Democratic newspaper scheme warned
The Crescent News exposes a supposed Democratic press trust aiming to control politics in the northwest. It alleges the group bought a Findlay book binding plant to supply records and court-house blanks, promising office control and immense profits. The text urges readers to vote against Bryan and the trusts behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent News
Democratic Newspaper Trust
Findlay
North West
Court House
Bryan
Cleveland denies interview predicting Bryan landslide
The Democratic press quoted an alleged Cleveland interview predicting a Bryan landslide. Cleveland calls the piece a total lie and authenticates a letter from him to Don Dickinson confirming his Reform Club speech remains part of his record. He warns of the political dangers posed by the silver policy and party faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bryan
Don M Dickinson
Princeton
N. J
Sir
Reform Club
Grover Cleveland
Dickinson
Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office
Uncalled letters for the week ending Oct 30 1900 at Defiance Ohio include Miss Nellie Baker Cook Nellie East F F Kelley Frank Monroe Ross Miller Perry Ray James E If not called within 14 days letters go to the Dead Letter Office Postmaster C J Thompson notes callers to say Advertised and give list date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ohio
Cook
Nellie Baker
H P Copeland
Nellie East
F Kelley
Frank Monroe
Ross Miller
Perry Ray
Jas. E
C. J. Thompson
Ney News Briefs: Births, Sales, and Accident
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Gerber last Monday. Frank Smith on South Junction road lists 20 pigeons for sale. Yarlet reported a good crowd at his sale last Tuesday. A buggy accident near Ney when Granville Churchman’s party, aided by a frightened horse, upset the buggy. Grandma Churchman sustained a fractured clavicle, others were lightly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gerber
Frank Smith
South Junction Road
Yarlet
Granville Churchman
Ney
Andrew Ridenour
Grandma Churchman
Republican meet say Sherwood Jewell and Ayersville events
Judge F L Hay the Republican candidate for Congress will speak to Sherwood and vicinity Saturday evening. Hon J P Cameron will address a meeting at Jewell Saturday evening. M E Wilson of Hicksville will speak to Highland township in Ayersville hall Saturday evening. Each speaker is praised for their oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L Hay
Congress
Sherwood
J P Cameron
Jewell
Cameron
Richland Township
M E Wilson
Hicksville
Highland Township
Ayersville
Wilson
Local notes from Wood County and surrounding townships
A compilation of community items from Wood County including sales and moves of local farms and stores. James Milligan visits family. James Hyman plans to sell an 80 acre farm in the south part of the township. several marriages noted. public sales by Theodore Koeppe and A G Replogle. property transactions and housing progress. births and a death. political endorsement urging McKinley and Roosevelt with local figures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milligan
Wood County
Joseph Hyman
Bryan
Rosell Hutchins
Farmer Township
Mae Wallace
Washington Township
C M Eberly
George Siler
Mary Renner
Glenburg
Squire Hunter
Theodore Koeppe
Sherman McCord
Mel M Mattock
E Cory
Owen Ginther
Dilson Jolly
Wauseon
McKinley
Joseph C Sibley
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Chicago
Melvin Hall
John Keller
Jacob Randall
John Jerger
Elizabeth Dietrich
Express
Northwest
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Hon F L Hay
Children’s Home visitors drop by with treats
Mrs W A Houston and son Palmer from Founding, W M Gall of Hamlet, Mre B Herzer of Paulding and Chas Herzer of Dodge City with Lucia Langdon, and JS Cameron family of Evansport called recently. P Gusher, O Waiters, Fay and Ray Walters of Mark Center brought candy for the children. Bryan visitors included J W Louisa, Carrie Burgbacher and others shown through the Home Sunday. Acknowledgments sent to those who provided treats. Rev Milton Wisely visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Houston
Palmer
Founding
W M Gall
Hamlet
Mre
B Herzer
Paulding
Chas Herzer
Dodge City
Kan
Lucia Langdon
JS Cameron
Evansport
P Gusher
Fay
Ray Walters
Mark Center
J W Louisa
Carrie Burgbacher
Dora
Fannie
Glenn
Bernice Vollmer
Gladys Crismap
Bryan
H H Ball
J J Roedel
F H Holley
C A Schnorr
Defiance
Milton
Local Notices From Hicksville And Area
Rev Spear of Hicksville to occupy the pulpit at the Disciple meeting. Mrs Brown of Crawford county visits sister Mrs Rank. Miss Amanda Spenceler heads to Chicago for winter. Mr Simmons moves into property bought from D L Openlander. Openlander moves into John Openlander's home. Hub factory to begin operation this week. Ab Neisley of Farmer and Mrs Laura Neisley with son Roy visit friends. Mrs Frank Bercaw convalescent. Maggie Smith seen about town. These were the two typhoid fever patients in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
Hicksville
Brown
Crawford County
Rank
Amanda Spenceler
Chicago
Simmons
D L Openlander
Openlander
John Openlander
Ab Neisley
Farmer
Laura Neisley
Roy
Frank Bercaw
Maggie Smith
The Kind You Have Always Bought
A brief note referencing the well known brand slogan appears as part of an OCR fragment. The line hints at a classic advertising phrase connected to consumer goods. No clear event or person details are readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bazar
Burt
Prop
Mrs Margaret Quinn Dies at 78 on Harrison Street
Mrs. Margaret Quinn died Tuesday night at her Harrison street home at age 78. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from St. Marys Catholic church with Rev. F P Doherty officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. She is survived by her husband and daughter Mrs. Thomas Dohoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Quinn
Harrison Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
F P Doherty
Riverside Cemetery
Thomas Dohoney
Bryan Tours Ohio and New York Campaign Stops
Toledo reports Hon. William J. Bryan greeted by a large crowd. He plans speeches in Ohio towns including Wauseon Napoleon Ottawa Lima Wapakoneta Piqua Troy and College Corner ending in Cincinnati. Roosevelt to speak in Rochester Corning and Geneva amid lively crowds. Hanna hosts British-American Republicans banquet in Chicago. Democratic state chairman McGuire cites Bryan leading state canvass with a 50,000 vote edge and Republicans under 70,000 in Bronx estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
William J. Bryan
New York State
Bryan
Ohio
Wauseon
Napoleon
Ottawa
Lima
Wapakoneta
Piqua
Troy
College Corner
Cincinnati
New York
James K. McGuire
Democratic State Committee
Bronx
Pittsburg Fight Ends In Draw At 122 Pounds
Pittsburg on October 31 hosted Jack McClelland of Pittsburg and Billy Ryan of Syracuse in a 20 round welterweight bout that ended in a draw. Both boxers weighed in at 122 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jack McClelland
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Market Report Corrected Prices for 1900 PROVISION MARKET
Corrected by M B Gorman and A Growey Son the 1900 market report lists wholesale prices for poultry butter tallow flour meal and grains. It includes prices for chickens turkeys ducks old and new corn oats hay and straw as well as salt and dairy sacks with price paid figures and per cwt and per sack units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Gorman
Fred
A. Growey & Son
Best Family
Graham
H. P. Miller
Smallpox Spreads Among Western Indian Reservations
Smallpox breaks out on several Indian reservations in the west. Officials fear the outbreak will worsen with cold weather and spread further. The Indian bureau is sending vaccine to agencies as the Wichita reservation reports 50 child cases at Riverside boarding school, plus cases at Cache Creek and Patrick missions on Apache Kiowa and Comanche lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Bureau i
Wichita
Riverside Indian
Cache Creek Mision
Patrick Mission
Debs speaks at Cooper Union on socialist platform
Eugene V. Debs, Social Democrats candidate for president, addressed a crowded Cooper Union audience. He argued that neither Democrats nor Republicans will improve conditions for labor and warned that the middle class will become the working class, urging investment in socialist propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene V. de
United States
Social Democrats
Cooper Union
Debs
Notable Deaths and Crimes Reported in Midwest and Beyond
News items span multiple incidents from General D M Frost's death in St Louis to George Snell jailed in Williamsburg Ohio for a child’s killing. A man found throat-cut near Noblesville Indiana and a Columbus Ohio shooting mark violent crime, while a Chicago Alton wreck near Mitchell Indiana leaves one dead and six injured. The era notes Queen Victoria illness denied and Cleveland predicting Bryan’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Flagter
Niagara Falls
New York
Noblesville
Ind
Memphis
Anton Laswell
Lillie Henley
H. Bischoff
Elbe River
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
D. M. Frost
St. Louis
George Snell
Williamsburg
Henry Wilson
George Mitchell
William Jones
Columbus
Chicago and Alton
Mitchell
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Johnnie
A J Bucklean
Stanton Harden
E R Campbell
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W J Kraus
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Stryker
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Dick Garber
Sturrentine
Ben Parmer
Area Unit
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Royal Garden
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E. C. Young
J. F. Singer
Children’s Home
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Croker
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Geneva
Market Report
Tae
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J. H. Baker
News of the World
Queen Victoria
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