Hahn Funeral Held for Philip Hahn at German Reformed Church
Funeral services for Philip Hahn were conducted Monday at the German Reformed Church corner Fourth and Washington at 2 pm. Rev. Lahr officiated with Rev. Benner of Norwood assisting. The rites were under Bishop Post, G. A. R., of which Hahn was a member. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hahn
German Reformed Church
Corner Fourth and
Washington Streets
Lahr
Benner
Norwood
Bishop Post
Riverside Cemetery
Local notes from Paulding County and surrounding towns
Farmers haul corn to the elevator as residents visit kin and attend church events. Several local people are noted for travel and illness, while national politics dominate discussion with Ohio’s off year election showing a Republican victory and broad expansion policy support.
Anti-Saloon league claims victory over several candidates
Columbus officials of the Anti-Saloon league say their drive defeated multiple candidates including Locke of Madison Bliss of Guernsey Arbent of Ross Taylor of Mahoning and H Walter Doty in the Thirty third district. W D Hill and J W Winn were the only county statesmen shaken by John R McLean's defeat, while W T Hill Tim T Ansberry and Judge Baker publicly frown but the result vindicated their criticism.
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Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Locke
Madison
Bliss
Guernsey
Arbent
Ross
Taylor
Mahoning
H. Walter Doty
W.D. Hill
J. W. Winn
John R. McLean
W. T. Hill
Tim T. Ansberry
Judge Baker
McLean
Reception Honoring Delegates From State Convention
U. V. U. Ladies hosted a reception for delegates at Jackson Ohio with about one hundred guests. The hall boasted flags bunting autumn leaves and smilax. Miss Pearl Mollencup presided. Brief addresses were given by Col Houtz Mrs Gleason and Mrs Robison. Florence Palmer performed a reading. George Kirk offered phonograph selections. Gifts of silver items were presented to Mrs Robison Mrs Gleason and Col Houtz. A grand march led to a supper concluding a successful surprise event.
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Jackson
Ohio
Geo. Kirk
Cora Mollencup
WVRU
Robinson
Gleason
Col. Houtz
Early township obituaries and local updates in Defiance county
Mrs Lettie Sager of Bryan dies after a long illness aged 82 with funeral Sunday. Three elderly settlers Jacob Fritz James Beerbower and Alexander Snyder all over 80 years have died this fall. Frank Durham of Butler Indiana oversees canning at the factory which has shipped 16 carloads of tomatoes and many apples. Mrs Elias Foote and daughter visited Defiance area and telephones expand with switch board talks. Aaron Sellers recovers from Halloween accident while Yeagley plans to rent his sawmill to Bryan interests and DC Lord rents Hyde building for a new postoffice.
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Lettie Sager
Bryan
Farmer
Alexander Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Jacob Fritz
James Beerbower
Frank Durham
Butler, Ind
Elias Foote
WS Yeagley
K V Haymaker's
Defiance
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Bell
Williams County Toll Line
Williams County Toll Line Co
Aaron Sellers
Yeagley
DC Lord
Hyde
Shirkey
Peruna Cures Middle Ear Catarrh Claims Strong Testimony
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for chronic suppurative catarrh of the middle ear. It contrasts American citizens with the German Emperor and cites multiple personal testimonials including Scott Bostick and H Walter Brady. The copy asserts running ears, deafness, and related symptoms stem from catarrh and promotes a free book from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Germany
United States
Scott Bostick
Ap Hartman
Peruna
Martman
Surgical Hotel
Columbus
H. Walter Brady
Cascade
Ark
Hartman
H. Renfro
Norborne
Murphy
lIatan
Mitchell County
Texas
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Neatly furnished office opens near town
Mr. Stone moves onto his farm northwest of town while James Headler rents Mrs. Stones house and later moves in. Harrison Baker will occupy MacGlasson’s former home section. Mrs. Kittie Yeagley visits Bryan. The Travelers club met at Ella Lehman’s home with papers on Cologne Krupp factories Rhine history and castles.
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Chase Stone
Mr. Stone
James Headler
Mrs. Stone
Harrison Baker
MacGlasson
Mr. Headley
Mies Ella Lehman
Cologne
Virgil Squire
Krupp
Essen
Charles Seymour
W. Siegle
Rhine
Kadlentz
Mainz
Worms
Missionary Meeting of St Pauls ME Church
The Wo man s Home Missionary society of St Paul s ME church holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Violet Weisenburger s home. Devotional exercises with readings and papers on frontier work are planned, including Haven Home its Wants and Works and Our Frontiers Where They Are. All interested are invited. Lura Gleason, Secretary.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
St Paul’s ME
Violet Weisenburger
Rell Call
Haven
F. Partee
B. Lind
H. C. Chappel
A. Orcutt
Lura Gleason
Local social notes from Hicksville and nearby towns
Chas Gilbert of Hicksville made a business call Wednesday. Bertha Byers and Gertrude Palmer, of Sherwood, were shown through the home Wednesday. DH Donire of Hicksville called on business Thursday. J W Bashbrood of Delaware called at the home Saturday evening. J N Replogle and wife and J W Snider and wife of Evansport took dinner with us Sunday. Miss Jennie Spangler of Evansport called Sunday. We thank G W Bechel for the one sent to the home. Byron Hanna and family were guests of Superintendent Hall and family Sunday.
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Chas. Gilbert
Hicksville
Bertha Byers
Gertrude Palmerton
Sherwood
Donire
Bashbrood, DD
Delaware
J N
Replogle
J W Snider
Evansport
Jennie Spangler
G W Bechel
Byron Hanna
Superintendent Hall
Rural area notes on local residents and visits
John Sherman husked corn for Frank Ferris last week. Dan Kellermeyer has a nice lot of wood buzzed. Walter Spangler will move into his own house soon, plastered by Ben Clemmons last week. John Miller made a business trip to Archibald last week. The dedication of Rural Chapel was well attended last Sunday. Andy Bohrer of Williams county visited Jacob Miller last Sunday. Otto and Frank Hal help John G Spangler build his new house. Mrs John G Spangler visited Defiance. Chas Gates of West Unity visited relatives nearby.
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John Sherman
Frank Ferris
Dan Kellermeyer
Walter Spangler
Ben Clemmons
John Miller
Archibald
Andy Bohrer
Williams County
Jacob Miller
Messrs
Otto
Frank Hal
John G Spangler
John G. Spangler
Defiance
Chas. Gates
West Unity
Contested Counties in Kentucky Governing Governor Race
The state faces several disputes over election returns in seven counties, with more than four thousand votes involved. Contests target Christian Hopkinsville Johnson Knox Mercer and others, as the State Board of Elections prepares to review challenges and determine legitimacy of Taylor’s plurality.
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State Board of Elections
Louisville
State Board of Election Commissioners
Christian County
Taylor
Hopkinsville
Johnson County
Knox County
Brown
Barbourville
State Board
Mercer County
Tay
Goebel Election Contests Hit Several Kentucky Precincts
The Democratic chairman's challenge targets three large Republican precincts over alleged irregularities that could flip Goebel into a safe county plurality. Contests span Nelson Pulaski Harrison counties with 1198 300 and 135 votes respectively, to be reviewed by the state board in Frankfort on December 4.
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Lor
Election Board
Goebel
County Election Board
State Board
Nelson County
W. P. Taylor
W.S. Taylor
Bardstown
Pulaski County
Taylor
Harrison County
Con
State Board of Election Commissioners
Frankfort
Jefferson County
Teney
Death of Mrs McLane Widow of Maryland Governor
News from Paris reports the death of Mrs. McLane widow of Robert M McLane former Maryland governor and minister to France. Born Miss Viquart of Louisiana she married into a prominent political family and passed away in Paris. In Sioux City Australian Billy Murphy and Larry Gleason fought at Lenox Athletic Club. Murphy broke his arm in the sixth round and Gleason won by decision.
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Baltimore
Paris
Murphy
Sioux City
Billy Murphy
Larry Gleason
Lenox Athletic Club
Gleason
Railway Damage Ruling in Boston Court
Judge Colt of the United States circuit court ruled that a railroad employee injured while riding on a pass issued by a corporation cannot recover damages even if the pass partly compensates his services.
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Boston
Mass
Colt
United States
McKinley Thanks Foraker in Campaign Victory Praise
President McKinley expressed heartfelt thanks to Senator Foraker for the party’s campaign effort that contributed to the Republican victory in the state. The scene included others present who were impressed by the exchange and the result.
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Washington
McKinley
Foraker
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Jacob Hoffman
Carlie Setzer
Jacob Wolf
Ayersville
Frank Shaw
M. E. Church
Colgan
Elizabeth Beech
Hammond
Virginia
Asa
Grandma
Beech
Granddaughter
John
Marrietta
Mr. Fisher
Townwood
Belmore
John Morris
Toledo
Wm. Mootz
Continental
Paulding County
Guam
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
U. V. U. Ladies In Honor
Mr.h. Walter Brady
Master Murphy
Emperor William OF Germany
Lord
Kittie Yeagley
Missionary Meeting
Children’s Home
Kentucky
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
State Capitol
Pred Wartman
Germentown Ave
Philadelphia
Cox
Au Lee
Bteking Kennedy Company
Kiexgo
Montreal
Lew Yeork
Senator Forakher
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