Defiance County Republican Convention Set for September 16
Defiance county Republicans will hold a delegate convention in Hicksville on September 16 1905 to nominate candidates for one representative one probate judge one auditor one recorder one prosecutor one treasurer one clerk of courts one county commissioner and one infirmary director Representation is one delegate and one alternate per ten Roosevelt votes and one per five votes over The apportionments by township and ward are listed The caucuses to select delegates and central committeemen will occur September 9 1905 at 7 30 pm at usual ward voting places in counties districts hours may vary in rural areas Chairman J ickra ine and Secretary Clay Woodward announce the plan
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Defiance County
Hicksville
Theodore Roosevelt
Adams
Pelaware
Defiance
Farmer
Hicksvill Highland
Mark
Cane Ke Noble
Richland
Cena ci Cesees
Washington
Milford Township
Bev. Ltd
S Sessor
Stone
Farmer Township
Will Township
Poisoning by jimson berries shocks Upper Sandusky family
Jo a n Heffelfinger and five relatives near Upper Sandusky were poisoned by coffee made with jimson berries. A separate report notes Russia and Japan signed a peace treaty at 3 47 in the afternoon with a 19 gun salute at the navy yard. Milton Center businessman James H Warp was adjudged insane and admitted to a Toledo hospital. Overwork linked the affliction. Local political factions discuss replacing a tainted candidate with Mains for mayor amid primary fallout, while Schmaltz and Rath face sidetracking questions.
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Joan Heffelfinger
Upper Sandusky
Russia
Japan
Navy Yard
James H Warp
Milton Center
Toledo
Republican Caucuses in Milford and surrounding townships
Republican caucuses across Milford Township North Richland Tiffin Defiance Clay Windward Mark Farmers Delaware First Ward precincts A B hold meetings Sept 8 9 selecting delegates to the county convention and nominating township tickets with committeemen to oversee proceedings and conduct other caucus business at town houses and offices
Toledo attorney Thomas Dowling in street crash
Thomas Dowling of Toledo was struck by a car Saturday night and left in the road for hours with a fractured skull and multiple injuries to his right leg and arm. the driver fled. At the Republican county convention in Van Wert, a ticket was nominated for local offices and resolutions praised Roosevelt. Prof Lucius, eminent vitologist, visits and lectures on virology health and success at the courthouse area tonight. prior reports describe his ornate lecture and dramatic demonstrations as well received by Columbus State Journal.
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Thomas Dowling
Toledo
Lucius
International Institute of Vitology
San Francisco
London
Ohio State Institute of Columbus
Crosby
Court House
Temple
South High Street
Columbus State Journal
Ohio Governor Defends Private Correspondence
The Ohio governor asserts no private consultations with George B Cox on legislative matters and recalls only one long-distance call about a Cincinnati judge appointment. The piece argues the opposition seeks leaks from private letters, a desperate tactic, and the governor rightly resents the intrusion.
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Ohio
George B Cox
Cox
Cincinnati
State Journal
Banquet at the College at Trowbridge Hall
Trowbridge hall nearing completion in Defiance at a cost of nearly $18,000 serves as a stylish dormitory for 28 rooms for young lady students. The building includes a general dining hall and facilities, with Japanese students among the new attendees, and a strong mood for athletics as football practice and a new tennis court begin.
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Trowbridge Hall
Ohio
Messre
Atsumi
Inomata
Kitamura
Woman Killed Crossing Train On Lake Shore Line
Mrs. James Hoy, 56, was killed Tuesday evening at Bryan by the east bound Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore. She was crossing the track seeking a child she feared would be struck by the train. The husband and three children survive.
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James Hoy
Bryan
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Washington township elects Hagy for county education post
Washington township celebrates a victory with Victor Eh Hagy appointed to the county board of education to replace S Gruner. The community notes a strong district 1 team and praises the nominee’s tenure, while local schools prepare for the new term and report a large Sunday school gathering.
A Home Almost Free in Texas Land Offer
An advertisement invites independent farmers to settle on lands chosen by Campbell soil expert. Payment terms allow a second payment not until November 1906. After Sept 15, contact R L Moss and F M Leit hauser at Cunningham hotel Defiance Ohio, agents of John J Burns Land Co Amarillo Texas.
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Texas
Campbell
R L Moss
F M Leithauser
Cunningham Hotel
Defiance
Ohio
John J. Burns Land Co
Amarillo
Local Socials and Visits from Stryker and Pleasant Bend
South Richland families Mr and Mrs George Snyder and daughters Lavern and Gertrude of Stryker, spent Sunday with Wm. Snyder. Sadie Noffsinger and Nettie Diamond visited Pleasant Bend. Mrs Susana Tracey and children visited her parents this week. A V Noffsinger and wife visited his parents Sunday and Monday.
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George Snyder
Lavern and
Gertrude
Stryker
Frank Noffsinger
John Caylor
Wm. Snyder
Sadie Noffsinger
Nettie Diamond
Pleasant Bend
Susana Tracey
Nofi Singer
Local Notices From Evansport And Nearby
Mrs O Shick drove to Evansport Monday. BH Clemons of Brunersburg plastered the Black school house the past week. M D Hall and wife spent Sunday at Evansport, with Mr and Mrs PM Rath. Ire Keoppe family visited Samuel Dunbar in South Defiance Sunday. Fanny Schick and her son Milton returned to Toledo after visiting her parents.
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O Shick
Evansport
Clemons
Brunersburg
D Hall
Telling of a Maori feast experience in New Zealand
The New Zealand correspondent to London Public Opinion describes a Maori feast with a welcome dance and lively speeches. Guests are seated on the veranda of the wharenui and invited to lunch served on big tables. The menu includes roast duck beef chicken and sucking pig with vegetables, though the potatoes arrive late and undercooked.
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New Zealand
London
Convention at Hicksville Defiance Sunday School Session Recap
Rainy evening attendance high for Hicksville convention with addresses by Rev. Fletcher Rev. Kelley and Dr Clark. notes praise for hospitality from Defiance County towns committee on resolutions commends speakers program musical team and county officers with adjournment after a profitable gathering and call for future participation.
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Fletcher
Kelley
Rhodes
Alta Gingery
Dr. Clark
Amos Farlow
Clark
Committee On
Defiance County
Hicksville
Helms
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Hoosie
County Association
Wabash Offers Discount Round Trip Tickets at Henry County Fair
The railway will sell round trip tickets at one and one third fare during the Henry County Fair events from September 5 to 9, with sales ending September 10. The offer applies to travel to the fair and return trips as part of fair convenience.
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Wabash
Ohio Central Lines Excursion Rates for Richmond Residents
The Ohio Central Lines offer excursion fares at one fare plus 25 cents for round trips to Richmond. The offer runs for Sept 9 and Sept 11 in conjunction with the Farmers' National Congress annual meeting. Tickets are valid for return until Sept 26.
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Ohio Central Lines
Farmers’ National Congress
Columbus
Ohio
Lead on fourth international Sunday school at Winona Lake
The Sunday school workers of the Fourth International district just closed the second year's work at Winona Lake Indiana. The district covers Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Kentucky and Ontario. Of five summer schools the Winona Lake gathering was the best with 575 enrolled over two weeks an increase of 170 from last year. The top talent was secured and the event was a superb feast of good things.
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Fourth International
Winona Lake
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Kentucky
Ontario
Hicksville Area News and Visiting Folks in Indiana
South Tiffin and nearby towns report visitors and travels. Henry Deepe visiting Indiana relatives. Dan Kuhn’s daughter improves after illness. families attend Hicksville fair and Bryan carnival. many townsfolk attend church, picnics, reunions, and weddings. Funeral services for Edward Neaderhauser held at Webb cemetery. local band performances and school openings noted.
Toledo and East Buffalo live markets mixed gains and declines
Grain quotes show wheat cash 84 and Dec 84 54, corn 55 and 42 58, oats 27 9 Dec 93 14, rye and clover seed traded near $6.50. Hog prices ease in Toledo while cattle and calves hold steady to firm at East Buffalo with prime steers 5.50 to 5.75 and veals to 7.00. Sheep, lambs and hogs move with steady demand and varying weights across markets.
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Toledo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Winona Lake Training School Seeks $5,000 Building
At Winona Lake the training school outlines a $5,000 building: over $3,300 subscribed on the spot. Construction aims for the Aug 1906 session with next year’s program reduced to ten days. The primary and advanced sections will run together. For information, write Rev. E. W. Halperning in Indianapolis. This is the second year.
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Winona Lake
E. W. Halperning
Indianapolis
Ind
Christy Reunion Attended by Montpelier Group
M Christy and family H F Rodgers and family R L Christy and wife J W Christy and family F C Christy and family and Mrs. Margaret Hall were at Montpelier Wednesday attending the Christy reunion. Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron and daughter Grace and granddaughter Marie Martyn left Thursday for Denver where they will spend the winter visiting relatives and friends. Dr. G K E Winn attended the Hicksville fair Thursday and Friday. Reena Partee and Winter and Blake Partee were at the Brown Partee reunion held at Rural Chapel. Mrs. Ury visited her daughter Mrs. Wm Hall a few days last week. 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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Abbie Willeman
Florida
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Mary Stock
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Edith
J J Craine
Cleveland
Tiffin Township
Nora Linebrink
Toledo
H Kellermeier
Sherman Turrittia
Ellen Agenbroad
Samuel Dunn
Michigan
W O Stever
Fred Stever
Defiance
J G Stever
Daniel Boehner
Montpelier
Linebrink
Vr van Vohrie
Wood County
Tillie Sharps
Stork
Kansas
Henry Deepe
Indiana
Hicksville
Frank Strahm
Kibble Farm
S O Decker
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Dan Kuhn
Webb Cemetery
Conrad Miller
Riley Agenbroad
Bryan
David Raser
Holgate
Rural Chapel
S Dunn
Frontier
Mich
Abram Rasor
Jay County
J H Neaderhaueer
Jewell
D D Speicher
Ruth
Olney
Ill
Henry Helmick
New Haven
Lad
Edward Neaderhauser
S W Neaderhauser
Naperville
John Fisher
Edgar Robertson
Thomas Wisda
Fred Stelter
D A Kaley
Mapes
Mesdames
Miller
S Heer
Ohio City
Snider
Edison Snider
Mabel Paxton
Lady Friends
Frank Bock
C C Hall
C J Thompson
Alice Kimberly
Alice Cameron
Angola
J C Snider
C H Schroeder
Roy Davis
Lou Cameron
Myrtle Hanna
Helen Krotz
HR Fribley
Vernie Rethmel
Gladys Partee
Amos Heer
Reena Partee
Minnie Coy
Miss Bostetter
Ornhood
John Lesnet
Bell Lesner
Bridgeville
King
Chicago
Garber
Stryker
W S Cameron
Mike Rath
M Christy
H F Rodgers
R L Christy
J W Christy
Christy
Margaret Hall
Montpellier
Eliza
Cameron
D&aughter
Grace
Marie Martyn
Denver
G KE Winn
Blake
Ury
Wm Hall
T E Snider
Dentist Aims at Cash Owed in Comedic Tale
A Chicago Inter Ocean anecdote features a young dentist recounting a town man who owed him five ten dollar bills for over a year. The patient, with a broken tooth, pays fifty dollars after a dramatic yell as the dentist plans to remove gold from two back teeth.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Imagination Power Highlights Mabel's Confidence
A brief dialogue notes Mabel's vivid imagination and surprising self-perception. The exchange contrasts others' view of her with her own belief that she is attractive, illustrating a humorous tension between reality and self-image.
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Mabel
Debtor Quip About Old Debts and New Ones
A humorous exchange features a friend boasting he never pays old debts and plans to let new ones slide. The remark plays on the contrast between past obligations and future neglect.
Appointment of Assignee for Levi Shock
Notice announces F. L. Hay as assignee in trust for Levi Shock's creditors, appointed by the MaAtaman sacrity probate court in Defiance County Ohio. Dated August 30, 1905.
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Levi Shock
Defiance County
Ohio
MaAtaman
F. L. Hay
Levi
Defiance County Real Estate Auction at Perry Street
At 1:00 pm at the west door of the courthouse in Defiance Ohio a parcel in Block Four first addition to Defiance city will be offered. The lot comprises parts of lots 7 and 8 with frontage on Perry Street described as 49.5 by 66 feet to the Wabash and Erie canal, including buildings 515 and 617 Perry Street. Appraised at 3600. Terms cash.
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Court House
Defiance County
Ohio
Defiance
County of
Perry Street
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