Public admonition on county law compliance and press rights
A letter attacks county commissioners for ignoring a September reporting duty and fines. It asserts the required annual financial statement must be published, notes penalties of up to 100 dollars and five dollars per day, and criticizes the board for attempting to burden the Republican EXPRESS and its Defiance county readership.
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Court of Common Pleas
Board of Commissioners
Express
Behringer
Caressel
Republican Weekly Express
Defiance County
The
Defiance
Republican Party
Advertised Letters for Defiance Ohio Week Ended Nov 27 1900
Uncalled letters at the Defiance Ohio post office include Mrs Valetta Bittner Rolley Agler Miss May Bigley Dick Bryant Miss Emma Beekman Rev F Feery Mrs Mary Shirk John Hendricks D F Kuhn Pete Kennedy D E McMillen C W Manrs Charles Peterson OC Rasch Ed Smith Geo W Williams Letters uncalled after 14 days will go to the Dead Letter Office per law.
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Defiance
Ohio
Valetta Bittner
Rolley Agler
May Bigley
Dick Bryant
Emma Beekman
Feery
Mary Shirk
John Hendricks
D F Kuhn
Pete Kennedy
E McMillen
C W Manrs
Charles Peterson
C. J. Thompson
Gingrich-Barber Nuptials At Grace Church Rectory
Charles F Gingrich of Hicksville and Flora A Barber of Defiance married November 29 in Grace church rectory by Rev George 8 May.
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Grace Church
George
Charles F Gingrich
Hicksville
Flora
Barber
Defiance
Death of David Metz in Adames township
David Metz died November 22 at his home in Adame township after about 55 years in the area. He left a wife and four sons. Funeral services were held Friday with Rev Goaths officiating and burial in the Conkle graveyard.
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Herman E Grubb
Herrisom Diselm
Cooma
Harrison Diselm
Putnam County
James Glessan
Napoleon
John P Coressel
David Metz
Adame Township
Metz
Jamet
Conkle
Penn Defeats Cornell 27 to 0 in Largest Philadelphia Crowd
In Philadelphia a huge crowd watched the Penn Quakers beat Cornell 27 to 0. Other results include Columbia over Carlisle 17 to 6, Indiana over Purdu e 24 to 6, and Ohio State 23 over Kenyon 5. In Jacksonville police kill a suspect after a fatal shooting amid an arrest disturbance.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
New York
Columbia
Carlisle Indians
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Lexington
State College
Kentucky University
Cincinnati
Marietta
University of Cincinnati
San Francisco
Stanford
Berkley
Kansas City
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Topeka
Kan
Washburn University
Ottawa University
Sioux City
South Dakota University
Lincoln Medics
Columbus
Ohio State University
Kenyon
Ohio Medical University
Indians
Typhoon Tolls Guam Lands Severe Damage and Loss
The November typhoon over Guam caused many deaths and injuries. Agana reports three killed and ten dying from exposure. Moranjan town destroyed with 30 killed and many injured. Widespread deaths likely elsewhere, crops wiped out and many homes demolished.
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Manilla
Guam
Agana
Moranjan
Storm Victims Buried on Galveston Island
Forty five bodies of storm victims have been found and buried on the island beyond the city limits this week. Earlier volunteers had buried 50 or 75 bodies in swamps and marshes down the island if not interred by central committee. The corpses were decomposed beyond recognition.
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Galveston
Central Committee
River logs flood Ohio river near Louisville
About 100000 logs ride the Ohio river south of Louisville from the Miami Big Sandy Kentucky and Kanawha rivers after recent floods. Logs valued at 5 to 10 dollars each. several were caught at Louisville. A river gorge under the Big Four bridge was feared but avoided. Ferry boats and some steamers faced disruption and closure to prevent sinking.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Miami
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Kanawha
Prince Tuan's Rebellion Advances in Kan Shu
A missionary report from Kan Shu states 10,000 troops under General Tung Fu Hsiang joined Prince Tuan's uprising in the province as Tung's forces draw supplies from Sze Chuen. Shang Si requests eight quick firing guns from Wu Chang, while Hsu Tung remains alive and in hiding near Peking.
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Prince Tuan
Shanghai
Kan Shu
Tung Fu Hsiang
Tung
Sze Chuen
Shang Si
Wu Chang
Hsu Tung
Peking
Boer Forces Reported 2600 Strong in Latest Action
Lord Roberts reports from Johannesburg that Dewetsdorp surrendered with two guns of the Sixty-eighth field battery and detachments from Gloucester shire, Highland Light Infantry, and Irish Rifles. Our losses were 16 killed and 42 wounded, including Major Hansen and Captain Digby. Knox engaged Steyn and Dewet near Vaalbank as the enemy withdrew, but details were unavailable.
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London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Dewersdorp
Gloucestershire Regiment
Highland Light Infantry
Irish Rifles
Hansen
Digby
Edenburg
Dewetsdorp
Knox
General Knox Traces Dewet Forces Near Orange River
General Knox advanced 26 miles to block Dewet as he moves west toward Hertzog at Boomplaatze. Pilcher clashed with Dewet’s raiders on November 27, driving off loot and horses after a short exchange within 30 yards. Boers shelled Dewetsdorp loot with 15 pounders. Steyn and Dewet rode west after breakfast. British casualties were one dead and six wounded. wounded Boers were found.
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Cape Town
Knox
Dewet
Orange River
Hertzog
Boomplaatze
Pilcher
Dewetsdorp
Steyn
Dawn in London on Dewetsdorp disaster and South Africa crisis
London comments on the Dewetsdorp disaster and the uncertain South African situation. Censorship limits precise news, reports of loot and wagons clash with claims of British troops and guns surrendered. British anger grows as martial law and potential troop actions are debated. press voices condemn the disaster and warn of unrest and strategic shifts.
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London
Dewetsdorp
Great Britain
South Africa
Denetsdorp
Dewet
Orange River
Cape Colony
France
Kruger
England
Germany
Lord Kitchener
Chamber of Deputies
The
Daily Mail
Zedtsman
Cape Assembly
Vigilance Committee
Graef Reinet
F&tekenbosch
Worcester
Paris
Morning Post
Roof Collapse at Glass Works Kills 13 in San Francisco
A crowded football viewing at Pacific glass works on Fifteenth Street collapsed the sheet iron roof sending about 75 spectators into red hot furnaces and glass vats. Thirteen died and 50 were injured with many more feared dead as rescue crews rushed to hospitals and streets filled with mourners.
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San Francisco
Pacific Glass Works
Fifteenth Street
William Valencia
T. Barnwell
Carroll Harold
F. Newby
George, Extell
Edwin Mlnhaven
M. van Digina
J. A. Mulrooney
Thomas J. Rippon
Thomas Oakes
W. H. Hachfelt
Walter Greenfin
George Campbell
George Miller
Lewis Cooper
John Lane
L. B
MacAuley
W. Frechtler
Jesse Cohen
Clarence Burns
Harold Palmer
Martin Traynor
John Bro
Southern Pacific Railway
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ivaccueu
St. Louis
Joseph P. Herrington
Kright
Sedalia
Herrington
Colorado
Kruger to Visit Germany This December
Former President Kruger will arrive in Berlin on December 4 and stay until December 8. He will travel to Cologne on December 9 and Magdeburg on December 10, with the government notified of the visit.
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Kruger
Germany
Berlin
Cologne
Magdeburg
Public Letter praises Grain-O coffee substitute
A reader endorses Grain-O as a healthier coffee substitute in a community letter. The writer recounts a sick brother who avoided coffee after trying Grain-O and later recovered, urging others to try the product and sign off with sincere regards.
Remedy for Corn Removal Balm Advertisement
A dated advertisement describes soaking the corn and applying Chamberly Pain Balm twice daily for five minutes per application. It recommends a corn plaster for protection for a few days and promotes the balm as a general liniment for bruises lameness and rheumatism. Sold by Woodward druggist.
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B Woodward
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