Nothing But a Republican Landslide
A brief item notes a decisive political landslide favoring Republicans with no further details or context provided.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
1
A brief item notes a decisive political landslide favoring Republicans with no further details or context provided.
The report notes a large Republican triumph across Ohio with a 125000 majority for a candidate and near sweep of the legislative ticket. In Defiance County F L Hay J B Hosler and Orley Welker win as representative treasurer and commissioner amid independent Democrat protest against the Island Park convention. The piece praises party loyalty and voter turnout despite some local ticket scratches.
Avrnoven Phillip Young, once gravely ill, travels to town the day after. Police busy with their ball, they miss the incident on the city outskirts where events unfolded.
August Booster reports the death of Mrs Boester at Toledo Hospital after months there. Her remains were brought to Paulding, her parents reside on Jackson Street, and other local families were noted visiting and mourning. The event follows a string of neighborhood notices during a period of local life.
The article notes hay balers working for B D Lintz and D L Warmer on Monday. General Pask sold his farm to Irben Spittler for 6300 last week. Several families on Lintz road attend a church meeting led by Rev David Berke bill. I Pask travels to Michigan to buy a farm. Two neighbors on adjoining lands die last week August Hassay dies October 23 and John Goller October 27 with funeral for August Hassey at the Lutheran church north on October 28.
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