Defiance and De LaSalle Clash as Company G Wins
Company G defeats De LaSalle Toledo 6 to something in Napoleon under crowd support. Chauncy Sapp and Gierman shine with key plays while Defiance’s line holds. Auburn beats Defiance 10 to 0 in Indiana with Weigerding and Goldenetz standout punting and tough defense.
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Napoleon
de LaSalles
Toledo
de LaSalle’s
Henry County
de LaSalle
Co.g
Gierman
Defiance
Chauncy Sapp
Co. G
Sapp
Agel
Globe
Auburn
Goldenetz
Adams
Behringer
Newton
Mogel
Malley
Webb
Governor Brcknam Defeats McCreary in Kentucky Primary
Gov. J Brcknam defeats Sen McCreary in Kentucky primary. The result reflects voter choice in the state’s official nomination race aired Tuesday by local and state party figures.
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Gov
J. Brcknam
Senator McCreary
Kentucky
Toledo Civil War Veteran Greorge Warr Dies at 60
George Warr, a civil war veteran, died at his Toledo home Sunday. He was 60, a Mason, and a member of the National Union.
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Greerge Warr
Toledo
The
National Union
Bonds Proposal Passed for Leipsic School House
A proposal to issue bonds for a $35,000 school house in Leipsic carried by a 63 vote on Tuesday.
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Leipsic
Miss Beatrice Baer Heads to New Castle for $30900 Fortune
Miss Beatrice Baer, an employee of a Findlay glove factory, travels to New Castle Pennsylvania to claim a fortune of thirty thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Beatrice Baer
Findlay
New Castle
Pioneer Toledo Grain Merchant A H Hathaway Dies at 75
A H Hathaway, a pioneer grain merchant and long time Toledo resident for 55 years, died at his Toledo home on Thursday at age 75.
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A. H. Hathaway
Toledo
City
Governor Henry A. Bucutel's Background Noted
Henry A. Bucutel is a Republican governor of Colorado and a Methodist minister born in Akron. He has served as chancellor of Denver University since 1900.
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Henry A. Bucutel
Colorado
Akron
Denver University
Mrs. Jennie Anderson Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Mrs. Jennie Anderson was found guilty of manslaughter in Youngstown on Saturday for the death of her six year old step daughter last June. Testimony described the child dying from the effects of 70 or 80 sores and wounds including broken arms and other injuries.
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Jennie Anderson
Youngstown
Prisoners Escape From Bowling Green Jail
James Foley and Homer Butler aided by Ridge McGuire escaped from Wood county jail in Bowling Green shortly after midnight. They unlocked five doors, accessed the attic, removed a window, and descended 40 feet via a blanket rope with a spoon improvised bolt mechanism, while Barron Hughes refused to accompany them and went back to sleep.
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Bowling Green
Ridge McGuire
Frank Thornton
Perryburg
James Foley
Homer Butler
Wood County
Barron Hughes
Thornton
Foley
Butler
Mecluire
Hughes
Do You Want It A Defiance Factory Bid Prompts Action
Local message urges residents to secure a large eastern factory for Defiance. It notes the business details from 1888, including 150 employees and a $160,000 payroll, $150,000 in current buildings, and offers like lower gag price and strong electric power. It cites nearby towns’ successes and asks for urgent citizen effort. It also reports preliminary judicial district results favoring Judge Donnelly by 2,875 votes.
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Crowe
Montpelier
Wabash
Wauseon
Ninth annual Crow ban quet to be held in Ottawa club rooms
The ninth annual Crow ban quet will be held at the Putnam club rooms in Ottawa Monday evening November 19th.
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Putnam Club Rooms
Ottawa
Marion man loses arm in corn shredder accident
Tuomas Botu, 30, of Marion, was operating a corn shredder Saturday when a glove caught in a cog. His right arm was torn off as a result.
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Tuomas Botu
Marion
Minister Dr J Minor Savace Confined to Private Sanitarium
Dr J Minor Savace, a noted Unitarian minister, has been placed in a private sanitarium due to his unsettled health both mental and physical.
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J. Minor Savace
Panic at Evansville theatre as hot carbon injures crowd
A hot carbon dropped into a basket of films at a moving picture show in Evansville Sunday night caused panic. Two persons were seriously injured and a number of women and children were bruised.
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Evansville
Delta boy injured by railroad torpedo blast
Kenneth, three years old and son of George Roger of Delta, picked up a railroad torpedo and let it drop. The explosion wounded him on the face and head with a deep gash and severe lacerations.
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Kenneth
George Roger
Delta
Baldwin Likely To Fill Vacancy On Public Works Board
Vacancy on the State Board of Public Works created by Capt Crawford's death offered to B. W. Baldwin of Ashtabula county. Baldwin, a representative, is understood to accept.
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Tuk
State Board of Public Works
Capt. Crawford
B. W. Baldwin
Ashtabula County
Moody Named Supreme Court Justice by Roosevelt
Attorney General William H Moody of Massachusetts was appointed the seventh justice of the Supreme Court by President Roosevelt and will assume the position around the first of the year.
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William H Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the US
Roosevelt
Robber boards train between Slater and Glasco Missouri
A lone robber boarded a . A. train between Slater and Glasco shortly after midnight Thursday and robbed passengers in a sleeper of between 100 and 500 dollars. He then rang the bell, leapt off, and disappeared.
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Slater
Glasgo
Garfield to become Interior Secretary on March fourth
James R Garfield of Ohio will assume the role of Secretary of the Interior upon Secretary Hitchcock's retirement on the fourth of next March. Flerbert Knox Smith, currently Assistant Commissioner of Corporations, will take Garfield’s current post.
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James R Garfield
Ohio
Interior
Hitchcock
Flerbert Knox Smith
Garfield
Cincinnati Grocer Recovering After Teeth Incident
I. H. Bemis, a Cincinnati grocer, had been ill for six months with consumption and bronchial trouble among other ills. During a severe coughing spell on Thursday he lost part of a set of artificial teeth and afterward felt better.
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I’. H. Bemis
Cincinnati
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Strikes Minster Town
More than 60 typhoid cases are reported in Minster with 20 deaths. Families are stricken and residents fear the disease. Officials suspect contamination from well water in a town lacking a sewer system or formal water supply.
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Minster
Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office 1906
The Defiance Ohio post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending November 6 1906: H Greening R T Henry Gertie Johnson Thos Murphy Harry Rice Miss Edna Bayles Miss Mabel Burwell Mrs Wm Hefkey Mrs Mary A Staub. If not claimed within 14 days they go to the dead letter office. Advertised, give date of list.
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Defiance
Ohio
H. Greening
R. T. Henry
Gertie Johnson
Thos. Murphy
Harry Rice
Edna Bayles
Mabel Burwell
Wm. Hefkey
Mary A. Staub
C.J. Thompson
Sultana Monument graft probe may halt project
Columbus reports Nov 12 says graft charges cloud the Sultana monument funding. Attorneys say state money claims are unconstitutional and could be struck in court. Gov Harris possesses a commission report accusing Slughes Granite and Marble Co Clyde of attempted corruption and a reply implicating Leland Hall Co New York. An official probe, possibly by the governor or a designated attorney general agent, is anticipated covering the sculptor contract awarded to Fidardo Landi New York and related dealings.
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Columbus
Sultana Monument
New York
Ellis
Fidardo Landi
Monuments Erected on Shiloh Battlefield Mark Hughes Venture
The article notes the Hughes concern first appearing in connection with monuments on the Shiloh battlefield. It describes the installation of memorials and identifies the involved parties and dates connected with the project.
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Shiloh
Hughes
Teen shoots cousin in accidental room incident
In Toledo on November 10, Francis Pilliod, 16, son of Henry A. Pilliod, chased his sister and another cousin in a room with an unloaded shotgun. The weapon discharged, killing Lottie Pilliod, 12, daughter of James E. Pilliod, president of Toledo Huebner Brewing Co., instantly.
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Toledo
Cosin
Francis
Henry A. Pilliod
Lottie
James E. Pilliod
Toledo- Huebner Brewing Co
Graft Probe Ties Lima Rialto Trip to Columbus Grove Light Plant
A Columbus Grove graft investigation features a Nov 10 trip to Lima's Rialto with Allen county officials and Wapakoneta Acetylene host W R Rhody. Infirmary Director J B Uphaus testifies that after the trip the Wapakoneta firm won the light plant contract despite a Louisville bid $400 lower.
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Columbus Grove
Rialto
Lima
Allen County
W.R. Rhody
Wapakoneta
Louisville
Printing Law and Congressional Quotas for Government Publications
The 1895 printing law governs editions and disposition of major annual government publications. The total authorized books and parts reached 982 600, later 1 115 000, with Congress reserving 85 percent as its quota. The practice persists due to voters expecting free items and the perceived prestige of receiving department materials or seeds from members.
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Congress
Agricultural Department
Weaver Receives Clergy Congratulation on Philly Reform
Philadelphia mayor John Weaver, praised by a clergy delegation, spoke of cleaner governance and election improvements. He recalled a past campaign anecdote showing how support at polls could be multiplied by a crafty observer who claimed to be several supporters in one.
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John Weaver
Philadelphia
Muck-raker questions Dickenss Gentleman Instincts
An English magazine muck-raker questions Charles Dickens's gentlemanly instincts, asking what conclusions he might face from such scrutiny. The remark playfully contrasts Dickens with Shakespeare as the next possible target of critique.
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Muck-Raker
Charles Dickens
William Shakespeare
Twain on war and sieges cited by Decora tion Day
Mark Twain reflected on war hardships during Decoration Day. He recounted a Frenchman who boasted of eating over twenty dogs during the siege of Paris, provoking a sharp, ironic exchange about affection for dogs.
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Mark Twain
Paris
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High School
Wing
Patterson
Gorman
Fellers
N. W. Ohio
Company
Miller
Mustain
Engel
Rath
Schmaltz
Ashbiecer
Winn
Ind
Indiana H. S
Defiance High
Auburno
Weigerding
Hooier
Cheney Lumber Co
Donnelly
Vollrath
Defiance City Bank, Company
Resources
National Bank
United States
Total
Stat of
County of
Co. E. Maxwell
Aly Bana Ue
Asennad
Charles J. Daoust
Defiance City Bank
Act of Savings and Loan
C. C. Kuhn
C. J. Daoust
G. W. Watkins
L. E. Daoust
Asst
Defiance County
State of
I.C.M. Hart
Fah
Ent
Oowey
Ted Pantithad
Gteseresterene
Defiance City
Defiance Township
Sherwood Village
Delaware Township
Hicksville Village
Slaw
Hicksville
Milford Township
Farmer
Washington
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Adams Township
Eeee
Richland Township
Highland Township
Ayersville
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Noble Township
I. Mark
Wee Sees
Ty Mark
Mark
Crane
Auglaize
Evansport
Highland
Ween
Ue A
C. M. Hart
Sultana
DEFIANCE IRON @ STEEL Co
D. Lieberthal
Mer
Perry St
Nick King
W. A. Kehnast & Co
Defiance, Ohio
Clinton Street
J. W. & O. Ml. Watking
R. W. Wortman
N. W. Bell
John W. Davis
M.D. Defiance
Sol Wayne
Defiance College
Hicksville High School
Defianes College
V. Bh. Haey
Howard W. Ury
James Hopple
New, Chio
Trespay
Idaho
Dubois
New Jersey
Dryden
Wadsworth
Beef Trust
Abcoch
Wisconsin
Lacey
Iowa
McCleary
Minnesota
Standard Oil Company
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