Bryan Press Attacks Hill on Hubbard Health Note
The Bryan Press criticizes W D Hill for calling Judge Hubbard health a campaign issue. It alleges Hill’s article is weak and seeks to manipulate voters by promising future reforms if Hubbard is re elected. The column also covers local court cases and social notes including marriages, a poison illness recovery, and a sheriff transfer.
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Bryan Press
W. D. Hill
Defiance Democracy
Bryan Democrat
Judge Hubbard
Common Pleas
Democrat
Paulding Democrat
Crescent
Hill
Killits
Hubbard
Don Quixote
Local Clergy Couple Returns Home and Probate News
Rev. A. L. Jordan and wife returned to their home in St. Louis Thursday evening. The will of Henry Smith of East Defiance was probated Friday. Lewis H. Barber of Ridgeville Corners and Effie Moon of Glenburg were married by Justice C. H. Hunter Thursday. Peter Dickman returned from Chicago where he attended the U V U national encampment.
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Rev. A. L. Jordan
St. Louis
Henry Smith
East Defiance
Lewis H. Barber
Ridgeville Corners
Effie Moon
Glenburg
C. H. Hunter
Peter Dickman
Chicago
Ill
Castories The Kind You Have Always Bears the Castories
The item references Castories The Kind You Have Always Bears the Castories, a product line note implying a longstanding brand. No clear event or dates are given in readable text, limiting concrete facts.
Thief Arrested in Plymouth Ind After Coat Theft
A coat stolen from Wm. Jones livery stable in Plymouth Indiana was traced to a 17 year old stranger who shipped it to Plymouth. He claimed to be H. M. Miller and confessed to the theft. Sheriff McCarty prepared to proceed with the case after Miller's apprehension and willingness to return to Ohio without a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jones
Lester Richie
Jones
City Express
Plymouth
Ind
H. M. Miller
Express
McCarty
Miller
Ohio
John McCarty
Frank Andrews
Andrews
Big Class Confirms At Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
About two hundred candidates were confirmed at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help as the Bishop delivered a formal address. Priests assisting included Rev. Puetz Napoleon Rev. Dhronan Hubbard Rev. Forst Antwerp Rev. Paulus Payne Rev. Reiken Fostoria Rev. Gloden Defiance Rev. Esten Delaware Bend and Rev. Hanpert North Baltimore.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Puetz
Napoleon
Dhronan
Hubbard
Forst
Antwerp
Paulus Payne
Reiken
Fostoria
Gloden
Defiance
Esten
Wanted A Wife Must Be Strong And Never Have A Lame Back
An advertisement for a marriage prospect from Defiance Ohio promotes a strong partner and claims Dr Rankins Kidney Tablets relieve pain and cure. Trade by E W Lewis druggist.
Prosperaous Bank Directors Meet in Cleveland
The Produce Exchange Banking Co. directors met in Cleveland and declared a three percent semi annual dividend. The stockholders re elected the old board with John R. Kling added to fill the vacancy from the death of R. R. Herrick. Kling is president of Cleveland Builders Supply Co. and noted as a conservative businessman. A new directors meeting will organize the board and officers for the year, including Defiance branch officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange Banking Co
Cleveland
John R. Kling
Mr. Kling
R. R. Herrick
Kling
Cleveland Builders Supply Co
Defiance
It ZO RIA a Kind You Have Always Bought
It appears to be a garbled product notice or advertisement fragment. The legible portion suggests a claim of authenticity for a well known item or brand. No clear events dates or organizations are identifiable from the text provided.
Ladies Delayed by Roadside Robbers Near Jewell
Mrs J S Calkins and Mrs Newell of Jewell were held up near the old Rohn property east of town by three men as they returned at dusk Thursday. A stout man with a hat pulled low stopped the horse and grabbed the bridle. He warned the group the rig was wrong, and the two women continued home in shock. Sheriff John McCarty and City Marshal S A Hull investigated but no arrest followed.
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Frank M. Oakes
J.S. Calkins
Mrs. Newell
Jewell
Rohn
Calkins
John McCarty
Shotgun mishap at Belfing party injures Fred Rouple
A belting party in Glenburg Washington township ends when a shotgun battery overloaded and exploded. Fred Rouple sustains severe injuries including the loss of his left thumb and fingers and the eye. Dr. Long of Bryan attends and Rouple is taken to his mother's home for further medical care.
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Toodoo
Roupel
Dr. Long
Bryan
Social Doings Around Town A Wedding and Local News
A graceful wedding took place at John Spangler’s North Richland Township home as Grace E. Spangler married Frederick G. Brown. Guests were family friends with Mendelssohn played by Etta Brown. Rev. David Dobrick officiated. The couple left for the Pan American then will reside on Washington Street. Brown works with his father at a city bakery. Also noted are multiple local marriage notices, travels to the Pan American exposition, and civic reminders from Philip Young. Sheriff McCarty returned with Frank Andrews, jailed for stealing an overcoat.
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J.P. Weaver
North Richland
Jewell
Wm. Henkins
Dayton
John Spangler
Richland Township
Grace E
Frederick G. Brown
R. Brown
Mendelsshon
Etta Brown
David Dobbrick
M. E
Brown
Fritz
Court House News in Huston vs C L Ry case
The last branch of the C. L. and M. Ry case was heard this morning. The court heard two motions in W P Huston vs C L Ry Co. One moved to dismiss the appeal and the other sought correction of the former term order. Attorneys have until next Saturday to submit briefs and the court will rule the following week.
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Court House News
W. P. Huston
Rag and metal recycling drive ad note
A brief placard urges readers to bring rags rubber and copper to a local drop off for the highest market price. The message emphasizes immediate action and convenience for collectors in the neighborhood.
Freecom Ad Seeks Junk Buyers and Sales
Freecom at 309 311 Perry street advertises buying junk of any kind and mentions both phones bell 158 Northwestern 508. The note indicates local services offering junk removal and potential resale of items.
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Perry Street
Bell
Northwestern
Circular on Life Insurance Dividends Sparks Debate in Defiance
Y. F. T. Brerrs argues the Mutual Benefit circular misleads policy holders and favors Union Central. He claims Union Central would yield higher dividends despite Mutual Benefit’s older status and urges Defiance residents to switch to Union Central to protect living policy holders.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Nuff
State Insurance Department
Mutual Benefit
Union Central
Sooner& Company
Y. F. T. Brerrs
Gen. Agt
Wanted A Husband Must Be Strong And Unashamed
Classified notice from Dr Rankin selling kidney tablets to relieve pain. Item marketed by E N Lewis. Reads like a period ad urging buyers or suitors to respond. Limited readable details focus on medical remedy and seller name.
Circuit Court Adjourns Friday After Long Term
The circuit court concluded its labors Friday evening with Judges Douglas Vorhees and Donahoe returning home at midnight. Multiple cases heard with rulings. sale ordered in E Hope Forton et al. vs C L M Ry. new trial denied in Faurot interests matters. several cases continued or remanded. briefs in Huston trust vs D L Ry Co due in two weeks. Court bailiffs O Corwin and A C L Behringer served.
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Circuit Court
Douglas, Vorhees
Donahoe
Edward Johnson
E. Hope Forton
C.l.&m. Ry. Sale
Faurot
Strange case leads to campaign fears in tax suit
A circuit court case in which John Wisda as treasurer faced C Diehl Jr was delayed amid speculation the treasurer fears a campaign setback if a ruling by Judge Hubbard goes against him. The report notes Democratic bias in press coverage and hints at political maneuvering touching Nash Neppert and local figures while listing assorted local notes.
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John Wisda
C. Diehl
Express
Hubbard
Mrs Breckbill Visits Daughter in Maysville
Mrs. A T Breckbill left this morning for Maysville to visit her daughter Mrs Reeder. Mr and Mrs James Fox of Perry Street were called to Mt Cory Friday by the illness of Mr Foxs father.
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Louis Archambeault
Montreal
Canada
John Hopler Jr
Hinshock Bros
Peter Leithauser
Kerns
Tiffin
Maynard Seibert
Ada
John A Higbea
Frank Houck
John Hornish
Adam Clemens
Higbea
R B Cameron
Jewell
Joe Williams
George Chase
Mekus
A. T. Breckbill
Maysville
Reeder
James Fox
Perry Street
Mt. Cory
Laporte man visits uncles amid Pan-American coverage
Jesse Bowman of Laporte Indiana visits his uncles Chas and Jacob Seiple aboard the Pan-American during the week. Edward Kintner sold his farm to his brother in law John Tittle. Mekus and John Linhart are present this week. A large crowd attends the Dunkard annual meeting Saturday.
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Jesse Bowman
Laporte
Ind
Chas
Jacob Seiple
Lloyd
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Abraham B. Smith
John Schneider
Ansberry & Farrell
Chas. H. Hunter
Clyde Huffman
Cora M. Crites
James E. Moon
Maud M. Hageman
Boegert
Toledo
John W. Davis
Rush Medical College
John
Wm. McClure
Defiance Box Co
van Wert
McClure
Flossie Snyder
Pleasant Bend
St. Ignace, Mich
A. W. Chase
James J.brown
St. Ignace
Michigan
N. Y
James J. Brown
Dr. A. W. Chase
Buffalo, N
Woodward’s
Bears
Boothe
St. Mary’s
Prosperous Bank
City Marshall
A. Hull F
Washington Township
Fred Rouple
Williams County
Clyde Hoffman
Cara M. Crites
Justice C. H. Hunter
Mr. Rouple
B. W. Slagle
Wayne Street
J.W. Cannan
Farmer
Laura J. Nisely
Farmer Township
Frank Humbert
Rudy Miller
This City
Jacob Miller
Ayersville
J. M. Smith
Highland Township
Lima
State Board of Charities
Philip Young
C. Geiger
South
San Antonio
Texas
Wm. Hill
Freecom
Freecorn
the Supreme Court
Christ Diehl
John Greenler
George J. Clark
D. H. Openlander
James H. Miller
Henry Feindel
Geo
A. Heatley
O. Corwin
A. C. L. Behringer
Crescent News
Nash
Carl Neppert
Domerville
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
E. N . Lewis
Second Street
Dr. Slough
N. W
W. C. Nestleroad
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