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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists delivery areas and rates for subscriptions. Prices include 10 cents weekly within the city, $2 per year outside city, and various options for six months and three months with cash in advance.
An old newspaper bit advertises Wednesday evening press purchase terms with a $1 cash in advance note and two Northwestern telephone numbers 14 and 84 for contact.
In state circles a new push emerges to authorize a 50 million dollar bond issue to convert the Miami and Erie Canal into a deep water ship canal linking Lake Erie and the Ohio River. Supporters study legislative power and financial burden post completion.
The breach of promise case filed by Miss Anna Kroeger of Delphos against farmer Sylvester Bonifas of Jandeck was settled out of court for a payment of exactly $1000.
The cornerstone of the McKinley Memorial was laid in Canton on Thursday in the presence of Mrs. McKinley Vice President Fairbanks Gov. Herrick Postmaster General Cortelyou and other notable leaders and citizens.
Charles D Williams, dean of Trinity Cathedral Cleveland, was chosen bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Michigan at Detroit on the 16th to fill the vacancy after Bishop Davis death. A 45 year old native of Bellevue, educated at Kenyon College, he is described as an eloquent pulpit orator.
William Hern of Delaware, a saloonkeeper, paid $45 for five with two fi's, then bought an overcoat for $5 from a stranger who passed a $50 check. In haste the amount was miswritten, and the stranger left town after receiving payment. The bank charged Hern's account.
Judge Tyler of the common pleas in Toledo on the 15th ruled that a man who drinks intoxicated only on Sundays for three years cannot be charged with habitual drunkenness if he remains sober during the week. He denied Mrs. John Alcott a divorce despite evidence of her husband’s long Sunday sprees.
The Andrews Furniture Co of Chicago will relocate its factory to Toledo after a deal for the location closed on Tuesday.
A 72 year old woman Mrs Geo Robinson died after falling down an elevator shaft in a Delaware furniture store on Saturday.
M I Wilcox a renowned pioneer and Civil War veteran died at his Toledo home Sunday aged 76. He built local business interests and was widely known in the community.
Ezekiel Kingston of Mt. Vernon, a civil war veteran, took laudanum Monday evening and is in ill health with expected death.
The Ministerial Association spoke to Mayor Berghoff in Ft Wayne on Saturday and obtained a police order to close the vaudeville theaters Sunday night.
The body of Joshua C Stiles of Garrett Indiana age 65 a Civil War veteran was recovered from the Fort Wayne river authorities report uncertainty over whether death was by his own action or accidental drowning pending investigation by local officials.
Former officers describe graft in insurance circles and suggest investigations into fraternal groups may reveal similarly large misuses of policyholder funds.
Two recent farm sales near Bryan show land in the area brings good prices. The late Jacob Garver estate sold 100 acres to W W Benner at 115 dollars per acre and the Paul Hummel farm of 140 acres sold to Elias Welker at 100 dollars per acre.
President Richard McCurdy of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York says he will receive 75000 instead of 150000 a year. Other salaries are reduced to deliver annual savings of between 115000 and 150000.
Frep Reasoner Henry Hufford and Charles Poindexter, Van Wert youths, were arrested Friday for shooting insulators from telephone poles with stolen guns. At arraignment before the mayor they confessed to robbing five business houses in three weeks and were bound over to common pleas court.
Mayor-elect Scherff was sworn in Saturday and pledges new rules after January 1. Marion has long been known for open hours and saloons, but Scherff vows to enforce Sunday closures and after hours limits during the week.
Report says Mayor Finch instructed the chief of police on Monday to close every wine room gambling room and den of iniquity in Toledo. Saloons would shut at midnight with Sunday side doors barred as part of a move against Whitlock to see his response.
Wits Levers an 11 year old of Wooster suffered severe injuries when paper caps exploded in his pocket while snapping his fingers. The left hand was mangled beyond repair and will require amputation, with burns affecting the left side of his body.
A man intoxicated mistook Ottawa avenue for Hopkins street and drove onto B&O tracks. Miss Bertha Bohlman alerted bystanders who halted a near disaster as a 7:29 train passed. The horse and buggy survived, pushed off the track by the noise, avoiding a tragic collision.
Henry L Stock was at Sherwood on business Saturday. S L Roberts preached at St John’s ME church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Christ Roehrer called at Stringtown Monday. John Miller of Jewell was on our streets last week. Rev Alex Hane will move his family in the west end of the county. In Moore passed through here recently. Higben brothers at J G Stever’s. Kellermeier who has been on the Henry A Miller and mother visited at John Miller’s. Nell Jr sings rock a bebe baby, Sunday there arrived and doing nicely. Grandpa and grandma feel jolly anspiral Sunday school convention at Trinity Chapel Saturday evening Dec 2 and Sunday afternoon Dec 3. Rev Kaley will by side shail The St John’s MFE Sunday school have decided to the near future with their families spent Sunday sick list is able to be around near Jewell Sunday home a fine little miss. All are Tiffin township will hold their have charge of the evening session hold a Christmas entertainment.
Superintendent Dyer of Lake Erie & Western investigated a light engine overturn at St. Marys that killed local engineer Greenland and left Freman Ying ling badly burned. Detectives cited a deliberate ditching plan by train wreckers as crews had just passed three engines safely. The switch was found half turned after the crash, suggesting a setup to derail a passenger train.
The Wabash railway sets a 14 fare round trip offering with on sale starting November 29 for travel through December 4, enabling a 380th Good returning by December 4.
November 29 and 30 on the Ohio Central Lines in observance of Thanksgiving holidays tickets are good for return until December 4. No excursion rate less than 25 cents.
Three year old Margaret Porter died after lighting matches and igniting her dress in the Rice home of Frank and Mrs. Porter. A gusty wind spread the flames before smothering attempts could save her, with the child succumbing at 4 AM after a night of agony.
Property transfers recorded in Defiance and surrounding townships include Heplance City EZ Allis to Rosa Mowery for parts of Colby D and Ladd, John A Zook to Isreal Rigel, FL Hay to George E Richardson, Israel Rigel to W O Irvin, Anna M Foss to Albert Cooper, Joseph Veith to Joseph P Veith, Lamont Cupp to Anna Lyons, Harmon Milter to Frances Cupp, Jane Stoll to Electea Mayer, Susan Evan to Lewis Roehrig, Geo. Shepard to Ira L Driver, H H Euand to Simon Shark, Anna Lyons to Angus Spone, CM Garber to LA Barber, J H Miller to Jane A Stenger, Sarah Newman to Henry Grentman and Frank Grotnan, Ott Haver to J H Wendt, Conrad Persin to Michael Wahl, Jane Stoll to Dick Weidenheimer, and Margaret Schwartz to GM and GM Watkins. multiple sections and lots affected across Defiance and neighboring townships.
The article recalls the convention keynote by J J McLaren president of the International Sunday School Association, urging active teaching and class organization. It notes Kentucky’s Bible stance in public schools and previews future international gatherings in Louisville 1908 and Rome 1967, with emphasis on evangelization and service beyond mere belief. It includes anecdotes of teacher dedication and a picnic story that paid off in happiness for children, plus local names and Sunday visits.
Lima reports Harry Slater chief of a large gang of safecrackers tied to bank robberies at Hazelton Ridgeville Indiana Carters and other Kentucky towns. Slater wounded after a Monday confrontation with officers and then dying at the Saloonist Christieger home. He is about 37, well educated and a college graduate with a large following.
Toledo dairy and grain bids show cash prices for wheat corn oats rye and clover seed with Dec May futures. Hog and cattle markets listed as active and steady with ranges for severals classes, plus calves sheep and lambs valuations. East Buffalo markets report receipts and firm activity for cattle veals sheep and hogs with price bands and classifications for each.
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