Testimony from tax inquisitor on Behringer case with dates
The document presents Behringer’s statements before the auditor including dates from 1892 and 1893. It covers stock sales, monies on hand, securities, mortgages, and net worth with several specific figures and names such as Turnbull Wagon Works Albert Coy and wife, G W Watkins, Peter Kuhn and White Mills. It notes loans, foreclosures, and property in Defiance county and the south with amounts and timelines plus a 1897 probate appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull Wagon Works
Turnbull
Toledo
Gillett
Peter Kuhn
Bark Place
White Mills
Sec
Defiance Township
South
Albert Coy
Defiance County
Geo. W. Watkins
G. W. Watkins
Inquisitor
Geo. Willsberg
Geo. W Watkins
G. M. Watkins
Coy
Woman's Severest Trial Promoted by Mother's Friend
A promotional notice for Mother's Friend liniment claims it eases morning sickness headaches and breast discomfort during pregnancy. The ad touts external use, cites a $1 price, and directs readers to The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia with a free illustrated book titled Before Baby is Born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
St Johns Reformed Church announces Sunday services
St Johns Reformed church at Corner Fourth and Washington presents Sunday School at 9, English services at 10, and English services at the Reformed church in Florida at 2 P M. Catechetical instruction follows. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Church
Fourth and
Washington Sts
F. E. Lahr
The
Reformed Church
Florida
Defiance Circuit M. E. Church Official Board Meeting
The Defiance Circuit M. E. Church will hold an official board meeting on Saturday October 21 at Brunere burg. Preaching at 2 30 p m standard time followed by a business meeting. All trustees and stewards from the different points are urged to attend. Pastor R H Schoonover directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunereburg
R. H. Schoonover
Rural Mail Wagons Fund Donations and Totals
A rural mail free delivery wagon project lists donors and amounts. Total donations for Route A reach 13.25 dollars with a $180.00 cost for three wagons and $149.75 still needed. Route B shows 9.75 dollars donated for a wagon costing 9.25 dollars, and Route C totals 33.25 dollars with 180.00 cost and 149.75 still required.
German Village Notes and Local Moves in Tiffin
Eli Marckel moves into the Gire house as several local men enlist in the army. Ww Linebrink builds a new summer kitchen. Rain fell last Tuesday. German Quarterly meeting set for next weekend at the M. E. church. Ida Peter returns to Toledo after a two week visit. Ezra Rethmel and family visit Emma and Benhart Kellermeier. Frank Van Wagner relocates to the Schlosser farm. John Beiderwell dies at his county home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linebrink
M. E
Ida Peter
Toledo
Ezra Rethmel
Harry
Tommy
Emma
Benhart Kellermeier
Frank van Wagner
Schlosser
John Beiderwell
Critical Periods In Woman's Life Are Made Dangerous by Pelvic Catarrh
Mrs. Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska credits Pe ru-na with restoring strength during menopause and urges others to try the remedy. The ad extols Peru-na as effective against catarrh in all forms and stages, and claims it helps women return to health and work. It invites readers to request a free Health and Beauty book by Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Richter
Doniphan
Peru
Col. Hamilton
Columbus
Hartman
West Milford social notes and arrivals
West Milford records a Sunday visit by Miss Grace Wison to Miss Oprl Forneir. Will Lawton and daughter Ella visited Mr. April. Apple packers worked nearby last week. Six young ladies attended the funeral of Miss Blanche Hendershot bearing the white casket. Names listed: Candis Hootman Laura Shanklin Edith Dietch and two daughters of Mr. Bent Hootman. Dr. L. E. Wien and Mrs. Neimaster visited at G. E. Winn's. A watch found near Thompson schoolhouse with unknown owner. Filmore Lehman and family moved to Monticello Indiana. Mrs. Riley Gessner improving slowly after malaria fever. G. G. Wilson family spent Sunday at Mr. Paper's. Bessie Hammon returned from near Waterloo. Amiden visiting home. Will Winn of near Coldwater Michigan visited near Hicksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Milford
Grace Wison
Oprl Forneir
Will Lawton
Ella
April
Blanche Hendershot
Candis Hootman
Laura Shanklin
Edith Dietch
Christopher
Bent Hoot
Riley Gessner
G. G. Wilson
Paper’s
Bessie Hammon
Waterloo
Ind
Mr. Amiden
Henry Amiden
Will Winn
Coldwater
Mich
Hicksville
Local family visits and weekend calls across area
John Walters and family of Rudolph stay with Mrs. Walters' parents, John Wolf, in town. Lewis Archambeault and family spend Sunday with relatives in Defiance. Mrs. Chrobn visits relatives in Holgate Malinta and nearby. Alva Quiston, Dist 9 teacher, weekends with parents at Hamlet. Nellie Wolf attends Napoleon Sunday school convention and visits her brother E D Wolf and others, then sees Miss Blanche Taber near Napoleon. Chas Dirr and Daniel Dunap plan to visit Cleveland relatives. Mrs. Peter Dirr recovers from tonsillitis after medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walters
Rudolph
Josiah Keller
Emma Rettig
Blanche Taber
Napoleon
Chas, Dirr
Daniel Dunap
Cleveland
Peter Dirr
Parole Recommendation for Ohio Penitentiary Inmate
Samuel J. Scott, confined at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended by the Warden and Chaplain for parole consideration. An aid application will be heard on or after November 7, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Scott
Ohio
Sherwood visitors tour Children’s Home Friday
Mrs D J Mockler and sons Milton and Floyd, Mrs Crookton and daughters Fannie and Blanche, and Mrs Marlett of Sherwood toured the Children’s Home Friday. John H McCauley stopped in last week, Mrs Pollock and son of Ney visited M Kittner and wife of Defiance over the weekend. Dr Babbitt of Defiance and Mrs Nell Sueyer of Circleville made a brief call Sunday. Nellie and Willie Lehman spent Sunday there, G S Sumption of Defiance called Monday, and W M Hall of Hamlet is visiting his parents a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Mockler
Milton and
Floyd
Crookton
Fannie
Blanche
Marlett
Sherwood
John H. McCauley
Pollock and Son
Ney
M. Kittner
Defiance
Dr. Babbitt
Nell Sueyer
Circleville, O
Nellie
Willie Lehman
Sumption
W. M. Hall
Hamlet
No Glory in Beating a Cripple in America’s Cup Race
New York Oct 18 The Shamrock lost its topmast and sail after 25 minutes, crippling the challenger. Columbia finished the race alone, earning second place as the accident ruined the event. Third race scheduled for Thursday. Barnesville Ga Oct 18 An investigation into disturbances shows negroes sought protection from whitecaps after white guards protected Oxford cotton mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shamrock
Hogarth
Anchorage
Columbia
Barnesville
Oxford
Citizens Opposed to Subjugation of Filipinos Meet
Chicago, Oct. 18. About 160 delegates from across the country gathered at Central Music hall to launch a crusade against the Philippines policy. Temporary Chairman Edwin Burritt Smith of Chicago led the opening, with an organizing committee named: Mayer, Scott, Estes, Ehrich, and Cost. Boutwell sent a letter due to illness. The conference will run for two days.
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Chicago
Philippines
Central Music Hall
Edwin Burritt Smith
George G. Mayer
Philadelphia
Frank H. Scott
Dana Estes
Boston
Louis R. Ehrich
Colorado Springs
Col
Paul F. Cost
St. Louis
G. H. Boutwell
Dewey to Visit Atlanta on October 24
Mayor Woodward received a telegram via Councilman Livingstone stating Admiral Dewey will land in Atlanta on October 24. He will stay two days and depart for Washington with Lieutenant Caldwell. Flag Lieutenant Brumby will remain in Georgia briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woodward
Livingstone
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Caldwell
Brumby
Georgia
Chicago Market Reports Cattle Hogs Sheep Lamb Prices
Market totals from Chicago show cattle and cattle products ranging from good to prime with steers at five to six dollars and calves around six dollars, hogs from four to five dollars, and sheep and lambs in the four to five dollar range. Grain bids list No 2 red wheat near 1.71, No 2 corn around 1.25, and No 2 oats at 25 cents.
National Hereford Cattle Show At Stockyards
Kansas City reports a national exhibition of thoroughbred Hereford cattle will be held at the stockyards next week. It will be the first western event of its kind and already features 341 entries, signaling a great show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stockyards
West
Cross Examination Strengthens Local Testimony for Defiance
Citizens from Defiance share experiences praising Dean's Kidney Pills sold by N G Woodward. Mrs Jacob Heldenbrend of 714 Nicholas Street says the pills strengthened her back relieved headaches and toned kidneys enabling easier work. She recommends them to others based on the relief she obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Heldenbrend
Nicholas Street
Dean
N. G. Woodward
Market Prices Across Cattle, Grain, Wool and Butter
Prices for cattle and calves show steers at 4 6 2446 00, halfbreeds at 5.25, oxen 1 50a4 00, bulls 2.25a3 G0, cows 1 50015 80, calves 400 8 00 and grassers 2 80. Sheep and lambs list 2 3044 25 for sheep and 4 85014 50 for lambs. Wheat No 2 red 75%c, Corn No 2 20%c, Oats No 2 white 3014c. Additional quotes: Wheat No 2 red 7le, Corn No 2 mixed 15it4c, Oats No 2 mixed wie, Rye No 2 64e. Lard 5 10, Bulk meats 5 25, Bacon 6 20, Hogs 3 6504 45, Cattle 250 550, Sheep 200 390, Lambs 30005 00. Boston Wool Ohio fleeces X and above 20 3le, XX and above 81 42c, ce laine Se, No 1 combing 34 35c, No 2 combing S203%e. Toledo Wheat No 2 70%¢, Corn No 2 mixed 33u%c, Oats No 2 mixed 24c, Rye No 2 60c, Cloverseed 6 10. Baltimore Butter Fancy creamery 24 25c, Eggs Fresh 17q 18e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Rangers
Ohio
Celaine
Doan's Pills Ad by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the U S observe the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Doan’s
Fusion In Cincinnati Seals 1 Fusion County Ticket
In Cincinnati on Oct 18 the Democratia and Citizens conventions adopted a fusion report. Independent Republicans win about one senator four of ten representatives both board of control members two of three justices of the peace county commissioner and infirmary director. Democrats gain county solicitor and treasurer. McLean Democratic governor candidate influenced local concessions. Memorial day observed at jubilee Christian Missionary societies with tributes to A. M. Atkinson of Wabash Ind who died addressing a session. C. L. Loos of Lexington presided over the foreign mission reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Democratia
Citizens’ Conventions
Board of Control
John R. McLean
Christian Missionary Societies
A. M. Atkinson
Wabash
Ind
C. L. Loos
Lexington
Christian Missionary Society
Market Report Corrections and Prices Listed
Corrected October 19 1899 by H P Milner shows price paid for hides salted pelts grain hay and straw rye corn timothy per ton, hay bulk per ton straw bulk per ton and salt by A Growey Son with New York selling price per barrel sacks lump rock weight per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Growey
Rome
Es Far Corp
A. Growey & Son
New York
Dalry
Sacks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Behringer
Tax Inquisitor
Divine Service
M. E. Church
Andrew D. Buehrer
William Peterson
J.C. McCauley
Keke Cerseet
J. H. Nenderhauser
Mell Hilton
Mary Joeblin
William Schultz
Poorloe Bai Ee
Oy Wetes
Duiee Oooo
Ici Ioasee
Elizabeth van Dusan
Cor Sa Ee
John E. Troeger
M. Hohenberger
John Max
Fred E. Kilpatrick
Adam Schatz
Idaneey
Route A Af Te Eee Oa
LRY
Seewerswae
Germany
Eli Marckel
Gire House
Aylmer L. Hunt
Russell St
Detroit
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Pleasant Bend
Children's Home
Whitecaps
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Fusion
Market Report
H. P. Milner
M. B. Gormann
J. H. Baker
H. P. Miller
A. Growey & Souetry Graham
Kerns
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