Katty Muildoing Defiance Court Street Notice
Defiance Ohio notices a listed name Katty Muildoing appears in a member select list associated with Ubi Daily and Weeks Newspapers. Telephone numbers Northwestern No. 4 and Long Distance No. 4 are referenced in the defaced entry. The fragment suggests a local directory or contact listing with unclear context.
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Ubi Daily
Weeks
Stered
Defiance
Ohio
Post Ovulnea Rattler
Northwestern
REPORT FROM OTIS WITH AMERICANS AND FILIPINOS
War department dispatch from General Otis Manila reports Lt Bravens and 18 men reconnoitered MacArthur front dispersed 40 entrenched insurgents with casualties on both sides. Lt Boutelle killed, one scout wounded. Batson routed enemy leaving seven dead. Bell and the Thirty sixth volunteers chased insurgents, seized horses and guns, with Bell’s force suffering one killed and two wounded. London gale disrupts telegraph and transatlantic cable. Beresford named second in command of British Mediterranean squadron, staffing prepared.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manilla
Bravens
MacArthur
Etruchk
Loawton
Alimo
Gatsen
Boutelle
Batson
Bell
Florida
Public Health resolution at meeting decries harmful food preservatives
Public Wealth Association in Minneapolis reports that at the American Public Health association closing session a resolution deprecating harmful preservatives in food products was adopted. Indianapolis was ratified as next meeting place. Washington reports note Cuba and Porto Rico justice administration difficulties in General Lieber's annual army report. The Philippine commission held a brief session and will continue work without a recess as Mr. Schurmann departs for Ithaca for a week.
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Public Wealth Association
Minneapolis
American Public Health Association
Indianapolis
Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Lieber
Philippine Commission
Schurmann
Ithaca
Evansville Tragedy: Brother Killed in Church Quarrel
Evansville Indiana reports John Wilson fatally shot his brother William after a church quarrel with Joseph Wiggs in Otatsville Pike county. Wilson, son of a wealthy family and newly married, fled after firing three shots. William died of a heart wound as he stood near Wiggs. Also, Samoa negotiations buoyant per Times London correspondent. fair and warmer in Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio Indiana with brisk shifting winds.
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Evansville
Ind
John Wilson
William Wilson
Ooatsville
Pike County
Wilson
Joseph Wiggs
Wiggs
London
Berlin
the Times
Samoa
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Fire and freight wrecks terrorize Thomasville and Kansas
Fire devastates the Thomasville business district causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. A wharf collapse in Antwerp drowns fifteen people. In Egansville Ontario William Eyster, a murderer, ends his life in jail. Bishop Louis De Goesbriand of Surington Vermont is dead. George Prichett, a New York porter, confesses stealing 6000 dollars in gold. Mrs J J Lodge of Indianapolis exposes a burglar. Monsignor Joseph Jessing, founder of the Josephinum in Columbus, dies. A Missouri Pacific train carrying Kansas troops collides with a freight at Blue Mound Kansas, one injured.
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Thomasville
Antwerp
Egansville
Ont
William Eyster
Louis de Goesbriand
Surington
George Prichett
New York
J. J. Lodge
Indianapolis Society
Joseph Jessing
The
Josephinum
Columbus
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Blue Mound
Kan
Townsley Newton Dies After Sudden Illness in Defiance
Townsley Newton, longtime Defiance resident of 614 Francis Street, died of heart failure linked to acute dysentery after a rapid decline from Wednesday to Friday morning. Born August 0, 1826 in Willeboro Falls New York, he built farms across Defiance and adjacent counties, married Caroline Brown in 1849, and left six children Ella Mary William Charles Helen and Hattie. Funeral was held Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Defiance
Townsend Newton
Francis Street
Mr. Newton
Teday
de Thacker
Thacker
Newton
Ches. Newton
William
Laura Newton
Willeboro Falls
Essex County
N.Y
Newon
Auglaize River
Townsend Newton Funeral Follows Masonic and Church Rites
Townsend Newton died recently and his funeral was held Sunday at St Pauls M E church. A Ta-sa-da-wie lodge escort and Omega lodge delegation led the procession with pallbearers including Hon. Henry Hardy and Frank Ury. Masonic burial rites followed at Riverside Chapel as Rev Betard delivered a comforting sermon and memory of his kindly Christian life was recalled.
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Townsend Newton
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Newton
Ta-sa-da-wie Lodge
Omega Lodge
E R Mallett
Marshall
R W Wortmen
A B Davis
Henry Hardy
Frank Ury
George Mallett
Chauncey Morse
Aram Wiers
Horton
Hicksville
St. Paul's ME Church
Newton
GS May
Grace Episcopal Church
Mesdames AF Hariey
CH Chappel
Messers
Seither
Gherke
Francos Blanchard
Jesus
Hal
Virgil Squire
Ta-en-da-wie
Riverside Chapel
P. J. Emery
Bethards
Advertised Letters at Post Office List Notice
Postmaster C J Thompson lists names including Josephine Brake Mary Miller Lora Cameron and Anna Schultz. If not claimed within 14 days the letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office as prescribed by law. Advertised notice requests callers to say Advertised and give the date of list.
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Brake
Mra Josephine
Crous
Free Cameron
Lora Miller
Clum Keloe
Mary Snyder
John, Schultz
Anna
C. J. Thompson
Pleasant anniversary party at Miller home with gifts
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Miller celebrated eighteenth wedding anniversary hosting about forty friends. Guests included Claudia Kasbaum and Ida Jarvis. The parlor had potted plants and chrysanthemums, a three course supper was served, and gifts ranged from silver knives to furniture and decorative items presented to Mrs. Miller by various guests.
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C. L. Miller
Claudia Kasbanom
Ida Jarvis
J. S. Weisenberger
Grice Goodenough
White
W.V. Coons
H. Hockian
Dan Coy
Jardiniere
J. S. Wiesenburger
W. A. Snider
Popular Lady Surprised by Ne-cana Club Anniversary
The Ne-cana club surprised Mrs. J P Cameron on the first anniversary of her marriage. Guests included Mrs. McKinley, Clara Barton, Helen Gould, Mary E Wilkin and others. Miss Schmick and Kehnait led the meal, with Mrs Stiee of Kansas honored and Mrs Harris also present. November will be remembered as a happy date for the club.
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J P Cameron
Ne-can-a
Mrs. McKinley
Clara Barton
Majeska
Helen Gould
Mary E Wilkin
Necana
Wisler and Burke Quietly Marry in Lima Ceremony
Freeman Wisler and Clara Burke of Tiffin township were quietly married in Lima on Thursday. The bride wore a delicate pink Henriette dress trimmed with pink satin ribbons, while the groom wore black. They plan to reside near Evansport.
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Freeman Wisler
Clara Burke
Tiffin Township
Lima
Henriette
Evansport
Does Coffee Agree With You Grain-O Ad Claims Healthful Beverage
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a pure grain drink that replaces coffee. A woman says after a week she would not return to coffee and notes Grain-O nourishes the system. It is suitable for children and adults, offering a delicious healthful table beverage. Get a package from your grocer with directions to prepare.
Dedication of New Baptist Church in Defiance County
Sunday dedication of Defiance county Baptist church highlights a lavish interior with stained glass windows, ingrain green carpet, and a choral service led by Prof. Canfield. Rev. Wright delivered the dedicatory sermon under Prof. Hall’s Greek study, followed by prayers, an anthem, and offerings. Community leaders urge Bible study, Sunday school support, and county-wide conventions to advance Christian work. The article notes the office at 622 Nicholas street, Defiance, O., and calls for active engagement from readers.
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The
Baptist Church
Canfield
Misses Wright Gayman
Higgins
Sweyer
Louys
Black
Emma Miller
Mattie Miller
Mesera
Heilmacher
Wright
Ensign
Diehl
P. O Rhodes
United Brethren Church
B. W. Slagle
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Hall
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
Hall
St. Paul
New Baptist Church
Sunday Schools Greeting From New Secretary
Dear friends of the Sunday school I extend a hearty greeting and pledge to help every school in our county. We are one big family and should lift each other in joy and sorrow. Some schools are low in spirit so we must reach out to bring them in and make them better with united bands and hearts. If God be for us who can be against us.
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Christ
Satan
Nicholas Street
Defiance
Joseph Clark
Columbus, O
Defiance County
Epw
D. Goller
Friends OF the Sunday School
Worker
W C T U Plans Sew For Bissey Family In Need
The W T U and supporters will meet at Mrs M B Stevens home next Wednesday to sew for the Bissey family of East Defiance. The family suffered a severe typhoid outbreak with the father in critical condition from pneumonia, the second daughter ill, and the mother working at the wash tub with a high fever raising fears she may die.
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M. B. Stevens
Bissey
East Defiance
Speiser and Koons marry at Grace Episcopal Church
Frank Speiser and Myrtle Koons, both from Defiance County, wed at Grace Episcopal Church on November 5 with Rev. Geo S May officiating. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. received a $165000000 first mortgage from U S Trust Co of New York and John A Steward of New York. M E club met at Miss Jennie Lieberthal's home for music games and a guessing contest won by Miss Mae Harley. next gathering at Miss Glenna Morris's home.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Geo. S. May
Frank Speiser
Myrtle Koons
Defiance County
U.S. Trust Co
New York
John A. Steward
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
M. E. Club
Jennie Lieberthal
Mae Harley
Glenna Morris
To Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy
An old advertisement promises permanent relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic sold for 10 or 25 cents. It guarantees a refund from druggists if C C C fails to cure.
Burned to a Crisp in Kerosene Accident
Mrs Levi Vender of Dunkirk sister of Mrs Henry Maranda died last Thursday in a kerosene fire accident while starting a stove with kerosene oil. An explosion enveloped her in flames before help arrived. She left a husband and four children. Funeral Saturday. Mrs Maranda was ill and could not attend. The incident serves as a warning against using kerosene to start fires.
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Levi Vender
Dunkirk
Henry Maranda
Maranda
Local Residents and Visitors Parade Through City Streets
Eal Rife visited Napoleon on Sunday. AL Daviro of Logansport is visiting here. Philip Hahn remains in precarious condition. Col Mare of Kalida spent Sunday in the city. HF Weisenberger of Chicago Jurathon is in town. Mrs McQue of Toledo is a guest of Miss Marie Selertren. Mahel and Anna Soydeh spent Sunday in the country. Henry Miller and Julius Hahn spent Sunday in Garrett Indiana. Miss Flo Kerner of Mount Vernon is a guest of Mrs. Wm Martin. Mrs Houghton and daughters returned from Indianapolis. Mrs J N Potter of Chicago visits her brother S A Maxwell and family. Arthur Barr leaves for Deshler for a position in his uncle's hardware store. Mr and Mrs William Nelson and daughters Helen and Laura of Sandusky visited here Sunday. Rev Francis Doherty left for Hudson to assist in forty hours devotion. Hudson was his home before Defiance. Mrs Louis Haller and daughters Dominici Eulalie and Caroline Hellman go to Chillicothe for holidays. The following are licensed to wed Frank Spiiser and Myrtle Koons Noble township. Chas A Byer Farmer and Cora E Underwood Sherwood.
Cascarets Ad Promises Clearer Skin Through Clean Blood
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for beauty by claiming clean blood improves skin. It urges readers to start today to banish pimples boils blotches and a bilious complexion. Distributed by druggists with 10 or 25 cent offerings and satisfaction guarantees.
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Soc
ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper advertised item
You can prepare your own sausage and mince meat exactly to your liking with the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper. It chops meats vegetables and fruits quickly and easily saving food time and labor. Price is $1.05 at hardware dealers. Descriptive catalogue free and the ENTERPRISE HOUSEKEEPER 200 recipes mailed for four cents in stamps.
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Enterprise
Two New Civil Cases Filed in Common Pleas Court
Lovern J. Merchant sues Libeous Gardner to quiet title. D. E. Dozer seeks $522.81 from Union Central Life Co. as commissions. Also notes on local illnesses, travel, a bank president in town for a funeral, and a Montana veteran return home.
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Common Pleas Court
Lovern J. Merchant
Libeous Gardner
D. E. Dozer
Union Central Life Co
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Katty Muildoing
Court Street
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Beresford
Plymouth
England
Lord Charles Beresford
Girard Henry Noel
Lord Beresford
Townsend Newtoa
EWTON
Mrs
Charles Miller
Frieds
Ne-can-a Pleas
Antly
God
Eral
Stanton
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Chicago
Voevuck & Co
Kuitor
Eal Rife
Napoleon
AL Daviro
Logansport
Philip Hahn
Col Mare
Kalida
Wits City
HF Weisenberger
Cheago Jurethon
Mrs McQue
Toldo
Marie Selertren
Misers Mahel
Anna Soydeh
Henry Miller
Julics Hahn
Garrett, Ind
Flo Kerner
Mt. Venon
Wm. Martin
H. Houghton
J. N. Potter
8. A. Maxwell
Arthur Barr
Deshler
William Nelson
Helen
Laura
Sandusky
Francis Doherty
Hudson
Doherty
Louis Haller
Dominici Eulalie
Caroline Hellman
Chillicothe
Haller
Frank Spiiser
Noble Township
Chas. A. Byer
Farmer
Cora E. Underwood
Sherwood
Beauty
of Common Pleas
Charles Beatty
Howard Ury
Geo. Hoeltzel
Toledo
Oscar Stoner
Wallace Brubaker
H. W. Myers
G. W. Fairman
Deatrick Street
MIC
George Horton
First National Bank
That Place
Ottilie Brown
Harriett Brown
J. L. Scott
Elmer Blair
Co. A
Montana
Philippines
Angelus
C.S. Wellman
Clinton St
Defiance, Ohio
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