Defiance County Republican Convention Planned for Sept 16 1905
The Republicans of Defiance county announce a legate convention in Hicksville on September 16 1905 to nominate candidates for county offices including Representative Probate Judge Auditor Records Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer Clerk of Courts County Commissioner Infirmary Director. Caucuses to select delegates are set for September 9 1905 at 3 30 pm with subcounty apportionment rules to apply.
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Defiance County
Hicksville
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Caucuses Across Townships Met for Delegates
The Milford Milford township and North Richland township Republican caucuses met at town houses Friday evening to select delegates to the county convention and nominate township officers. Other townships including Tutin Defiance Clay Woodward Land Mark Farmer and Delaware held meetings to choose delegates and committeemen and to discuss local offices and business. Virgil Squire notes a separate incident in Toledo as attorney Thomas Dowling was struck by a car. Van Wert convention nominated a full slate: Stuckey Sweet Prichard Poling Everett Williams.
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North Richland Township
Eumorr
Tirfin
Tutin Township
Ghatne
Defiance Township
Hicksville
Clay Woodward
Ite
van Wert
J S J Stuckey
A J Sweet
John Hi Prichard
I A Poling
J Smith
Isaac Everett
W N Williams
Roosevelt
Poisoning by jamson berries shocks Upper Sandusky family
Joux Herre Princer and five family members near Upper Sandusky were poisoned by coffee made with jimson berries by mistake. The incident prompted local alarm as investigators seek the cause and remedy.
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Joux Herre Princer
Upper Sandusky
Ohio Governor Defends Private Correspondence Against Probing Inquiry
The State Journal notes the governor resists efforts by political opponents to inspect his private correspondence and long distance calls with George B Cox. He claims no consultations on legislative matters occurred and only one talk concerned a Cincinnati judge appointment. The piece says such intrusions amount to desperate opposition and a naked attempt to damage his candidacy.
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Ohio
George B Cox
Cincinnati
State, Journal
Eminent Prof Lucius to Lecture at Hotel Crosby
Distinguishd visitor Prof Lucius a virology lecturer for the International Institute of Virology in San Francisco and London and examiner in chief of the Ohio State Institute of Columbus spends vacation with us. He will speak on Vitology Health and Success at 7 30 tonight before the courthouse and in pleasant evenings.
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Lucius
International Institute of Virology
San Francisco
London
Ohio State Institute of Columbus
Crosby
Court House
Temple
South High Street
Columbus State Jour
Banquet at the College and Fresh Term Aims
Trowbridge hall nears completion at a cost of almost $18,000 and will house twenty eight rooms for young lady students. The college opens with 113 students, rising to about 140, with three Japanese attendees. The laboratory gains upgrades, and athletics expand including a new tennis court and a football squad.
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Trowbridge Hall
Ohio
Messie
Atsumi
Inomata
Mise Kitamura
Woman killed crossing tracks by eastbound train
Mrs. James Hoy, 56, was killed at Bryan while crossing the Lake Shore tracks as she sought her children. Her body was mangled, and her husband and three children survive. Other local items note community happenings, farm moves, school staff, and a voter for infirmary director.
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James Hoy
Bryan
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Richmond Va Excursions Convention at Hicksville
Rainy weather did not dampen the evening session of the Richmond excursion convention in Hicksville. Rev. Fletcher gave the welcome, Dr. Clark spoke engagingly, and Alta Gingery sang Little Bit of Love. Clergy, teachers, and Sunday school workers discussed state and county pledges, with a full afternoon round table and adjournment at 4. The committee praised hosts Rev. Helms and Fletcher and thanked speakers and musical leaders for a successful convention.
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Rev
Fletcher
Kelley
Rhodes
Alta Gingery
Clark
Round Table
Amos Farlow
Committee On
Defiance County
Hicksville
Helms
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Hoosie
D. A. Kelley
Ida Sponsellor
Stella Goddard
Henry County Fair Leads Yet Again
Reader notes from Winona Lake Indiana as Sunday school workers of the Fourth International district complete the second year. The Winona Lake session attracts participants from Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Kentucky and Ontario with a two week enrollment up 170 from last year. A $5 000 building fund is discussed and a $3 300 subscription secured. next sessions expand the program and extend to ten days with combined primary and advanced work. Reverend E W Halperning Indianapolis Indiana listed as secretary invites inquiries and participation across the district.
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Fourth International
Winona Lake
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
Kentucky
Ontario
E. W. Halperning
Indianapolis
Markets show mixed cattle and hog prices across regions
The Toledo market lists varied cattle and calf prices with heavy animals around 6.20 to 6.30 per unit and calves from 3.50 to 7.00. East Buffalo notes strong demand for prime steers around 5.50 to 5.5, with hog values easing and veal prices steady to high. A property sale notice from Defiance county outlines a public auction on October 7, 1905, for a parcel in the city of Defiance, appraised at 3000 dollars.
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Toledo
Wineat
Helfers
East Buffalo
N. Y
Para
Oraer
Defiance County
Otto
Lovelock
Court House
Ohio
Defiance
Obia
Perry Street
Fifth
Henry
A Home Almost Free Offers Land by Burns Co Texas
An advertisement invites independent farmers to Pan-Handle Texas on lands selected by soil expert Campbell. Terms offer low payments with second due November 1906. Agents listed include R L Moes F M Leis hauser and others in Defiance Ohio Amarillo Texas and nearby towns. The item blends with local notices and community business.
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Texas
Campbell
R L Moes
F M Leishauser
Cunningham Hotel
Defiance
Ohio
John J. Burns Land Co
Amarillo
Maori feast welcome and a slip on the art of cook
New Zealand correspondent recalls a Maori feast with a welcome dance and festive display. Elders performed lively capers and the party moved to a decorated veranda then lunch on big tables. Menu featured roast duck beef and pork with potatoes and sweet potatoes. Overall a vivid, humorous account of Maori hospitality.
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New Zealand
London
Christy Reunion At Montpelier And Local Socials
MU Cbristy and family H F Rodgers and family R L Christy and wife J W Christy and family FC Christy and family and Mrs. Margaret Hall attended the Christy reunion at Montpelier on Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron and daughter Grace and granddaughter Marie Martyn left for Denver to spend the winter visiting relatives. Dr G E Winn attended the Hickeville fair Thursday and Friday. Misses Gladys and Reena Partee and Winter and Blake Partee attended the Brown Partee reunion at Rural Chapel. Mrs Ury visited her daughter Mrs Wm Hall. Many from this place attended the carnival at Bryan last week. T E Snider transacted business at Toledo Thursday. The township picnic was well attended Saturday.
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Henry Deepe
Indiana
Frank Strahm
Kibble Farm
S O Decker
John Dinebrick
Dan Kuhn
Webb Cemetery
Conrad Miller
Riley Agenbroad
Bryan
David Raser
Holgate
Rural Chapel
L Dunn
Frontier
Mich
Abram Rasor
Jay County
Myers
Fostoria
Kellermier & Partee
Buckskin Run
Edward W Neaderhauser
Salem Evangelical Church
Howard Kuhn
Chauncy Rittenhouse
John Fisher
Edgar Robertson
Thomas Wisda
Fred Stelter
D A Kaley
D D Speicher
Mapes
Mesdames
Miller
S Heer
Ohio City
C E Snider
Edison Snider
Toledo
Mabel Paxton
Lady Friends
Frank Bock
CC Hall
J Thompson
Alice Cameron
Angola
Snider
C A
Amos
C Snider
King
Defiance
Chicago
H Partee
Garber
Stryker
W S Cameron
Mike Rath
Chamberlin
West, Unity
Carrie
Abbie Willeman
Florida
Emma
Mary Stock
Jacob Gates
Edith
West Unity
J Craine
Cleveland
Tiffin Township
Nora Linebrink
H Kellermeier
Sher
Man Turrittia
Ellen Agenbroad
Samuel
Dunn
Michigan
WO Stever
Fred Stever
J G Stever
Daniel Boehner
Montpelier
Wm Linebrink
VanVobbs
Wood County
Tillie Sharps
H F Rodgers
R L Christy
J W Christy
Christy
Margaret Hall
Eliza—beth Cameron
Grace
Marie Martyn
Denver
G@ E Winn
Hickeville
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Defiance Express
Republican County Convention
Uatriet
JI Crainer Lay Woodward
Rman
Milford Township
Seo Aone
Ponitaitieeman
Mark Township
Ors
Parmer Townsuly
Farmer Township
Said
Loth
Emory
Stoxe
Delaware Township
Ae Repavlicans
Delaware
Ees
Wood
Gav
Boren Vermitteeman
First Ward
Pim
Virgil Squire
Tuosas Dow1ine
Russia
Japan
Navy Yard
Janes H Warp
Milton Center
Frank Mains
Wagor
Schmaltz
Rath
Hutchins & Cornwell
Washington
George Keller
John Speith
Home Farm
Pioneer
J Vollmer
Hmanuel
Gottleib
Ney
Charles Doud
George Witterman
Washington Township
Victor I. Hagg
Shaw
S | Gruner
Hagy
Hagg
Chas. Stailey, Jr
Montana
W Vollmer
Mt Clemens
Hageman
Theo Schwarzbek
I E Spitler
Grace Yarlot
WE Hagy
Charles Stailey, Jr
Fannie Motter
G Figley
Kate Yarlot
Tevets
Richmond, Va
Henry County Fair
United States
E. D. Goller
South Tiffin
Mabel
Bis
County
F. J. Hay
South Richland
George Snyder
Lavern
Gertrude
Frank Noffsinger
John Caylor
Sadie Noffsinger
Nettie Diamond
Pleasant Bend
Susana Tracey
Brooklyn
O Shick
Evansport
H Clemons
Brunersburg
D Hall
PM Rath
Eric Keoppe
Samuel Dunbar
South Defiance
Panny Schick
Milton
Germany
John Neederam
Sherman Cupp
Sidgeville
Justice Costello
Bert Rath
B& O
Dicus
Granville
Ohio Central Lines
John R. Cunningham
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