Ohio Republicans United After 1899 Campaign
The Defiance Daily notes Ohio Republicans end factional strife after 1899 campaign. Senator Foraker’s leadership helps heal breaches, paving unity for 1900 efforts. Governor elect Nash pledges loyal, non factional appointments, and President McKinley praises Foraker’s service, signaling strengthened party support and a strong chance of large 1900 support.
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Ohio
Foraker
Nash
President McKinley
Hanna
Col
Aguinaldo Run Out of Luzon Sparks Democratic Weeping
A provocative line anticipates Aguinaldo being forced from Luzon provoking weeping and wailing within the Democratic camp as political tension rises.
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Aguinaldo
Luzon
Dave Hill Proves Big Hearted In Independent Stance
Dave Hill stays upbeat despite the plan not unfolding as hoped. The longtime figure shows generosity and self sufficiency while facing an uncertain outcome.
Kerns and Goller clash in Washington township incident
In Washington township Kerns accuses Goller of a strong rebuff while Goller supposedly struck back. The piece notes Jones supporters claim petitions far exceed 102,000 votes though filings show 180,000 pledged voters. The Evening News continues to cite Thompon, drawing fire from local figures who urge peace as the campaign ends.
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Jones
Secretary of State
Evening News
Thompon
Senator Foraker Drives Republican Victory in Ohio
The article praises Joseph B. Foraker as the driving force behind Ohio Republican success this year. It notes large, enthusiastic crowds at his meetings, his immense popularity within the party, and his commanding national position with Ohio Republicans behind him as his Senate term begins.
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Foraker
McLean
Senate
Ohio
Joseph B. Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Senator Foraker
Republican Party of
United States
Governor Nath Faces Broad-Gauge Leadership Challenge
Governor Nath is portrayed as steering a broad-gauge administration facing a mounting challenge from allies and rivals. The piece highlights political maneuvering, potential policy shifts, and questions about consolidating power across regions and party factions.
National Republican Committee Meets in Washington
The National Republican committee will convene in Washington on December 10 to set the time and location of the upcoming national Republican convention.
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National Republican Committee
Washington
Democrats Propose Election Steal Amid Kentucky Posts
The speaker accuses Democrats of planning to steal the election after failed ballot efforts and suggests sending missionaries to Kentucky to influence the outcome.
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Kentucky
Newly Elected AG J M Sheets Prepares to Assume Office
Judge J M Sheets, freshly elected attorney-general, will assume charge next January. He is urged to retain Monnett as assistant in the office.
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J. M. Sheets
Mr. Monnett
Local Figure Asa Toberan Heads to Country for Letter
The Honorable Asa Toberan has traveled to the country to prepare a letter believed to surpass the famous 1894 correspondence that once cleaned out the courthouse. It is said he possesses many insights.
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Asa Toberan
Courthouse Confusion Overturns Near Miss for Wisda
A local report questions a courtroom mishap involving John Wisda who was ruled out by about 600 inches, sparking discussion on errors and the pace of ongoing campaign coverage.
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Court House
John Wisda
Anti-saloon league swings rural vote split in Caldwell race
The Anti-saloon League pressured the Caldwell contest with miniature ballots in rural districts. A straight Republican vote was marked and Patrick’s name on the Democratic ticket was crossed out. The tactic cost Caldwell about 40,000 votes.
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Anti-Saloon League
Caldwell
Patrick
Campaign to push municipal code bill in Columbus led by Pugh and Kibler
Reformers plan a statewide drive promoting the municipal Code bill. The codifying commission is led by Hon. David F. Pugh of Columbus and Judge Kibler of Newark as the bill is prepared for recommendation to the general assembly.
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Municipal Reformers of
Columbus
State
General Assembly
David F. Pugh
Kibler
Newark
Bryan Telegram to Goebel Sparks Election Critique
Colonel Bryan sends a telegram to Kentucky candidate Goebel praising his election. The note criticizes Goebel’s alleged dependence on rotten election boards to secure a majority. The writer argues a presidential candidate should not engage in such conduct.
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Bryan
Goebel
Kentucky
Ninteen New Members Initiated by Anthony Wayne Council
The Tin Mational Union Anthony Wayne Council Nu.ss reported nineteen new members initiated Tuesday evening. Names include Frank Applethorn P Flannagan Jno Haas Henry Yeager Albert Thueneman Peter Killian Chas Bernhardt Karl Wrede M Hoeffman Fred Hendricks Ed Imbere M E Garver OH Baker Peter Donner John Riley Tom Riley P M Cramer and social member Herman Vieth. The order plans a social session on the following Wednesday evening.
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Anthony Wayne Council Nu.ss
Ninteen
Frank Applethorn
P Flannagan
Jno. Haas
Henry Yeager
Albert Thueneman
Peter Killian
Chas. Bernhardt
Karl Wrede
M Hoeffman
Fred Hendricks
Ed Imbere
M E Garver
OH Baker
Peter Donner
John Riley
Tom Riley
P M Cramer
Herman Vieth
Castorita The Kind You Have Always Borne the Signature
The item appears as a damaged OCR fragment likely referring to Castorita or Castoria and a familiar brand tagline. It lacks clear event details, dates, or verifiable entities to form a complete news brief.
Rural Free Delivery Plea Guides 1899 Expansion Efforts
The annual report by Assistant Postmaster General Heath urges continued funding of rural free delivery noting increased farm value and market access. By Nov 1 1899 rural routes served 383 services across 40 states with Idaho Wyoming Mississippi and Montana omitted. Defiance county faces bad winter roads on routes A and C while residents donate funds toward wagons.
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United States
Defiance
General Heath
Heath
Idaho
Wyoming
Mississippi
Montana
Defiance County
Highland Township
Stringent food law targets alum in baking powders
A Missouri law bans manufacture or sale of foods containing alum and other additives. The piece lists brands sold locally that analyzed to contain alum, notes alum baking powders cost two cents a pound while cream of tartar costs thirty, and discusses broader sanitary trends in several states. It also reports community notices about donations and local events.
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Missouri
England
Germany
Frares
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Congress
DAVIS
Boch
R. B. Davis & Co
New York
Crown Csi Oe
J.P. Dieter Co
Chicago
Renton i Sizes Dens
Potter-Varlin Co
Cincinnati
Caligme Cisirentan
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Delicatesse
Delicatesse Baking Powder Co
Sue Haduuletarak
Jaques Mfg. Co
Common Pleas Court to Convene with Large Docket
Common Pleas Court and juries will convene Monday November 20 with 130 civil cases and 12 criminal cases on the docket. The grand jury will report next Monday and includes Albert Kusian B F English Charles Moore Andrew Weisz Henry Fager Court Cameron Sherman Blanchard Lawrence Wood Frank Hall B F Case beer Frank Netz R H Kellermyer J W Lynde L W Blair George Green. The petit jury will report Monday November 27 and includes Martin Willeman CJ Daoust J A Evans Geo J Gol'er Benj Rupp A A Sellers F F Benecke Jos Loomis J J Craine Henry Kuhn J W 8 Palmer and A Armbruster.
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Common Press Court
Grand Jury
Albert Kusian
B F English
Charles Moore
Andrew Weisz
Henry Fager
Court Cameron
Sherman Blanchard
Lawrence Wood
Frank Hall
B F Casebeer
Frank Netz
R H Kellermyer
J W Lynde
L W Blair
George Green
Petit Jary
German Services At Reformed Church In Florida
Reformed Church T E Lahr pastor announces Sunday school at 9 4 m and German preaching at 10 am German services in the Reformed church at Florida at 2 pm all invited.
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Reformed Church
T E Lahr
Florida
Weight of mail at Defiance post office reported
Post office records show during 35 days from Oct 8 to Nov 6, Defiance handled 11 829 pounds 1 1 ounces of mail. Outgoing trains carried 10 549 pounds 11 ounces. local drops were 1 379 pounds 6 ounces. Subcategories include second class matter and government free matter totals. Also notes on candidate expense reporting and a local court verdict in Franklin county.
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Defiance
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Latty
Court Street
Defiance, Ohio
Postoffice
Northwestern
John McLean
Paign
McKinley
Jay
Dave Hill
Kerns
Chas. F. Goller
Washington Township
Goller
Tled Nath
Ing Commission
TIN Mational Union
Bougin
Postots Osse
Alex Hane
Christ Regence
John Brown
Obae
Peterson
Chas
Warren H Parteee
Mahlon Ehrman
Ready Becca el Coue Othe
M Clifton
Ww. Linebrink
J G Spangler
Frank Linebrink
F Shumaker
Anna Helfrick
Cornelia Lewis
Jesse Tall
John Zook
Andrew D Buebrer
Wim. Peterson
JC McCauley
Diam
JH Neaderhauser
Anderson Hall
John A Bishop
Mell Hilton
Mer
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David Rasor
H Robertson
Hernan Suhr
J J Craine
Miss Elma Partee
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E F Stever
Fred Gire
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Tae
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Prosser
Wim Harner
Ash Oeets
Anna Whitney Mes
Minsel’s Drug Store
Dovetail Co
Crawfordsville
Ind
Schneider Bros
W H McClintock
George Hepler
The
Express
National Union Lodge
FS Bowlby
A F Harey
Nettie Switzer
B F Bostetor
Snyder
Messrs
J W Bostetor
G@ W
Benne
Peter Pahl
Baker Bros
Errett
C. Winterich
Frank M. Myers
Chas. F. Ashbacher
Geo. Weisenberger
Ed Shessler
Emma McCullough
G. Bernhard
Ottawa Avenue
Mr. Bernhard
Samuel Meeks
M.I.C
E. E Carter
Virgil Squire
Carter
Mohammed
T. R. Carroll
Elizabeth van Dusen
Bostleman
Henry Arps
Matt Elliott
Sulman Roge
Syl Garvar
P Dimke
Lemuel Hoodley
Elliott Sete
Jacob Young
Michael Roehrig
Henry Aschemeier
Corwin
Allen Goddard
Henry A SR
Peter Meinecke
Ono Dimou
Geo. Hoshack
Henry Brandt
Deewerse
Fred Meyer Ee
Robt
Knapp
Mra
Traegar
Stone Coscoe
Elmer Moon
Brockelaby Peewee Saan Silanes
Jos
Hiester
Adam Hiester
Renee
John Hiester
John E Troeger
Tee
John Caylor
Pee Peewee
John Hoellrich
Schali
Wirth Cress
Kopp
Schatz Pee
G Troeger
Henry Ort
H Diemer
John Goller
DH Degler
Fred E Kilpatrick
M Wohenberger
E Troeger
Vances
A Schatz
John Max
H “Hohenberger
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Frank Noffsinger
Tor Erreneewes
OO Bian
Common Pleas Court
Church Noice
Scori
Tves Toee
Emma Veit
Weber & Putnam Etal
Biggers
Franklin County
George Widmer
Cat
George
New Clothing Store
Vandenbroek & Shelly
Bowman
H Q
Geo Frank
John Kotztowski
Lavergne
Wm. Neat
Miller
Jonas Shaver
Henry Welch
Stephen
C.J. Thompson
Mary Ratu
Ayersville
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