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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
4
Defiance Express lists office at Court St Defiance Ohio as second class mail daily evening edition. Delivery to city subs. 10 cents weekly outside city 3 dollars yearly prepaid. By mail six and three month options. Weekly press weekly Wednesdays. Long distance and Northwestern phone numbers noted.
The piece notes that Republican supporters praise the party after a Tuesday election turnout. It argues campaigns will press for franchise and corporate participation in public burdens, aiming to remove the land tax entirely and shift it to others.
Republicans carried Ohio on Tuesday November 5 by about 100000 for Gi K Nash and elected a legislature to return Joseph B Fora ker to the Senate. Defiance county differed with local votes for common pleas judge W H Hubbard amid intra party tensions. The piece blames malice and money against Killits and notes a large turnout of Republican support amid controversy.
The brief note accuses Republicans of treachery in Defiance, describing repeated political maneuvering that affected local governance and public trust. No names or dates are provided.
The cyclone Tuesday wiped out most of the bond proposition to build a gas factory. Votes by ward show scattered tallies with few clear returns, leaving the outcome uncertain as debris remains.
J. P. Bellknap of the Holgate Review won the Henry county recorder race Tuesday by a handsome majority. The contest was described as a great fight.
The report notes a strong Republican victory in Ohio on Tuesday with large majorities in the legislature. It details county gains for Republicans, defeats for liquor interests in Franklin, and mentions Foraker and Nash triumphs. Chairman Dick reported statewide gains exceeding 50 000 and praised McKinley Roosevelt and Foraker aligned policies.
Unofficial county results indicate Kilbourne leading by 744 with Judge W. H. Hubbard at 1197. Outside the county J. M. Killitts trails by 1167, yielding Hubbard an overall lead of 31 on preliminary tallies.
Early returns suggest Baltimore will vote Democratic by about 3000 for Gorman with counties expected to decide. The result appears favorable to his re election though city support was uncertain. Newark reports Murphy for Governor appears elected with a statewide plurality margin.
Republican managers in Des Moines Iowa project a 90000 vote plurality for A B Cummins in the gubernatorial race with November results indicating strong lead for the Republican candidate.
A brief sales notice for Fuller's Music store offering a used organ or piano at a very low price.
A new suit titled Emma M Bishop versus E L May and others has been filed in common pleas court to marshal liens. The action concerns securing claims and establishing lien rights related to the parties and matters in dispute.
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