Ninth Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Meeting Report
Alice Shaw Harris notes the Columbus convention October 21 23. Highlights include education reform child labor juvenile courts and school codes with speeches from Dr Alice Luce Yale and Judge Tuthill. The Ohio federation grew with new clubs and strong regional influence while adopting reforms on women trustees and age limits.
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Thompson
Columbus
Williams
Federation
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Federation
Hopley
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Smith Bennett
Alice Luce
Oberlin College
Amer
Ican
Isabella
Browning
Judge Tuthill
Sneath
Yale
Todd
Miller
Springfield
Sherwood
Bouton
Bowling Green
Roberts
Alice Freeman Palmer
Denison
New York
National Federation
Missouri
Texas
General Assembly
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bussell
Board of Trade
Alice Shaw Harris
Court cases and community notes from Hicksville
In common pleas court W. O. Ware versus the village of Hicksville, Ohio, resulted in error found and the ordinance declared void with lower court reversed and complaint dismissed. Adam Wilhelm v. C. L. & M. sought to compel condemnation of Highland township land as the railway occupies it. Community updates include visits, weddings, a rural carrier appointment for Edward Colwell, a Swiss marriage card for Rose Berchtold to Joseph Seiler, an operation for tuberculous bone in Roscow Henderson, and a birthday stork sighting with Mark Hanna McCarty as a possible name.
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W. O. Ware
Hicksville
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Adam Wilhelm
Highland Township
Deaths and Local News From the Fort Wayne Road
Mrs Anna Blue dies at 52 at her Fort Wayne road home leaving a husband two sons and a brother Frank Dill of this city. Albert Fauth dies at his parents Highland township home aged three and a half. funeral at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev Mueller. interment Myers cemetery. Farmers face a sharp downturn as county commuters report load limits. heating system decisions for the new high school and plans with American Foundry Furnace Co. E H Dicus to move from Burkettsville after selling stove factory and considering southern timber interests. Deputy Sheriff Buchholz brings Burton A Houton for exam for insanity after discovery of knife and revolver. Deaconess Home in Toledo receiving support as two nuns work there. Marcus Hanna victory noted with local corn crop implications. Lord and Republican party praised for national progress.
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Blue
Anna Blue
Ft. Wayne Road
Frank Dill
Fauth
Albert Fauth
Jacob Fauth
Highland Township
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mueller
Myers Cemetery
Ohio Republicans Celebrate Wide Victory and Democratic Rebuff
The Ohio election yields a sweeping Republican win led by Senator Hanna and Colonel Herrick. The Democratic ticket, led by Mayor Johnson, features disputes over control and policy, with voters rejecting economic heresies in favor of prudent, progressive conservatism.
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Hanna
Herrick
Ohio
Johnson
Senate
McKinley
Col. Herrick
Cuyahoga County
Colonel Herrick
John H. Clarke
Hamilton
Seneca County
Bryan
Probate Court Dismisses State Versus Wonderly Case
Judge T T Shaw dismissed the state against Chas Wonderly for selling liquor to miners after conflicting testimony. A separate local option election validity suit from Hicksville on Oct 19 1903 was submitted for decision by Nov 19. Names Maxwell Harris Cameron and others represent the parties in these matters.
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T. T. Shaw
Chas. Wonderly
Hicksville
Maxwell
L. E. Griffin
J. E. Coulter
B. F. Enos
Harris & Cameron
J.C. Ryan
W. I. Hill
Vote counts for senate candidates in county race
The county results show Democratic candidates Stephen VU. Crites and Thos. M. Berry receiving votes. Prohibitionist entries list Wm. Higben and Stephen W. Craine with votes recorded as 71 and 72.
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Ino
Stephen VU. Crites
Thos. M. Berry
Wm. Higben
Stephen W. Craine
Rocky Mountain Tea Incident Cited by Weisenburger and Emery
A brief fragment notes Weisenburger and Emery mentioning Rocky Mountain Tea as part of a cautionary line about fates and actions, suggesting a thematic or moral reflection rather than a concrete event. The readable text emphasizes prudent conduct over despair or flight.
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Weisenburger & Emery
Tate
Rocky Mountain
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Third
Jefferson Streets
H. B. Harris
Ohio Federation of Woman’s Clubs
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Daily Express
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Dave Cromley
Tates Landing
George Cromley
Grandpa Parish
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Perry Helpman
Emma C. Sheets
Samuel Wagner
R. B. Warren
Algona
Iowa
Will C. Kegel
West
Edward Colwell
East Defiance
Navy
Rose Berchtold
Joseph Seiler
Kerns
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Switzerland
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Dr. Berchtold
Roscow Henderson
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Violet Weisenburger
Miss Herman
Japan
Machine Works
John Flannagan
Plain City
John Sheehan
W. S. Powell
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Stork
Mark Hanna
Jerry
Mark Hanna McCarty
Clayton A. Smucker
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Smucker
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Paulding
L. D. Newton and
Gertrude, Richard and
James Wisda
Farmer
Wm. Kirtley Jr
State Board of Public Works
Board of Education
American Foundry Furnace Co
E. H. Dicus
Burkettsville
Buchholz
New Thursday
Burton A. Houton
W. A. Schmaltz
North Richland
Marcus A. Hanna
Billie
Lord
Republican Party
Pierce
A. S Elam
Howe
R. V. Pierce
Alo
N. Y
Gheney & Godfrey
Biltmore
Biltless
Creney & Gopfrey
Satis
Augusta
Warner
Cravens Ruess
Probate
Wm. E. Houck
Gertrude Berwinger
Wed
Irene
Mrs. Edmund Archambeault
Michigan
Greenler Farm
Trenton
John Horning
Tiffin Heidelburg University
W. A. Kehnast and
Family
A, X, Weisenburger & C’, Jewelers & Ordhauns
Clinton Street
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