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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

5

Republican Convention for 32d Ohio Senatorial District Held

The Republicans of the 32d Ohio Senatorial District meet in Defiance Ohio on September 30 at 2 o clock p m for nominating two state senators. Delegates are apportioned by votes for William McKinley in 1900 with one delegate per 250 votes and 125 vote fractions. counties Auglaize Allen Mercer Paulding Van Wert Williams and Defiance are represented as specified by county committees. A C F Gilbert and J L French chair and secretary announce the arrangements.

Ohio Allen Mercer Paulding van Wert Williams William McKinley United States of America Salinere Auglaize Theodore Roosevelt New York City Theodore Knickerbocker Archibald Bullock Georgia Harvard Europe Assembly North Dakota George F. Edmunds Blaine New York Henry George United Labor Abram S. Hewitt Harrison Augustus van Wyck Philadelphia Adlai E. Stevenson Henry Cabot Lodge William Laird Clowes

Postoffice to Close in Defiance on Sept 19 1901

The Defiance post office will close to the public after 10 a.m. on Thursday September 19 1901 under a Roosevelt proclamation and Washington order. There will be one forenoon mail delivery and collection by city carriers. money order service continues to 10 a.m. Rural routes A B and C will not deliver or collect mail. C J Tompson P M.

Theodore Roosevelt Washington Defiance C. J. Tompson P. M

Roosevelt Proclamation and McKinley Funeral Train

Special to Express Milburn House Buffalo reports President Roosevelt issues a national day of mourning for McKinley with a call for September 19. The funeral train from Buffalo to Washington is met by vast crowds as Mrs. McKinley and officials accompany the casket to the White House East Room.

Milburn House Buffalo N. Y Roosevelt United States of America United States McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Hay Gage Capt. Cowles Navy Cabinet Gillespie Army Naval Hanna Fairbanks Hay and Root and Hitchcock Knox Smith Wilson Cortelyou Long Hanna and Sixth Street Station Pennsylvania Avenue White House Guard of Honor Union Veteran’s Union Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Loyal Legion Washington, D. C

Private Sale of Bev Household Goods and Estate

The late Judge J H Bev’s household goods and effects are for sale at 671 Wayne street with house and lot also offered. Purchasers may call to negotiate purchases and the Bevineton home is listed for sale. Mrs J H Bevineton.

J. H. Bev Wayne Street J. H. BevineTon

Garrett residents visit North Defiance family

Mr. L Stower and his young son from Garrett are guests of J Stower and family in North Defiance. The note records a social visit between local residents.

Mr. L. Stower Little Son Garrett J. Stower North Defiance

Assassination Indictment Leaves Czolgozsz in Custody

Buffalo, Sept 17 Leon F Czolgozsz alias Fred Nieman was indicted for first degree murder in the McKinley assassination at the Pan American exposition. He refused to answer questions about counsel. Judge Emery assigned Loran L Lewis and Robert C Titus as defense. Czolgozsz was moved under guard to the jail after court. Authorities planned to arraign again.

Buffalo Leon F. Czolgolsz Fred Nieman Wm. McKinley Temple of Music Edward K. Emery Penney Emery Loran L. Lewis Robert C. Titus Supreme Court Erie County Bar Association Czolgosz Delaware Avenue Lewis Titus

Great Out Pouring Sunday Across Defiance Churches

A large crowd attended sermons Sunday across Defiance churches in response to President McKinley’s death. Ministers condemned anarchism and many addressed the nation’s sorrow, with speakers expressing the community’s deep regard for the late president.

McKinley

Doans Kidney Pills Sold by Woodward’s Drug Store

A Defiance resident testifies that Doans Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney trouble, purchased at Woodward’s drug store. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents. Also reports Washington DC Sept 17 crowds as the President’s remains are moved from the White House to the Capitol for viewing before a funeral procession to Canton.

David Ross Front Street Dean Woodward’s Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Washington, D. C White House Capitol Canton

Storita Kind You Have Always Bought Phrase

The fragment notes a brand slogan style line about a product claim The readable text mentions a long standing purchase phrase and a familiar label but provides no clear event date or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.

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Independence dam work near completion under Captain Allman

Two more days will see the work on the Independence dam completed. Capt. Allman has pushed this work in great shape and is done an exceptionally fine job. The J. W. Wright has unloaded wood for Monen, the Coney No. 2, wood for Aschbacher and the A. Tuttle is unloading wood for Herman Mink today.

Independence Dam Capt. Allman J. W. Wright Monen Aschbacher A. Tuttle Herman Mink

Wedding Proposition at Hotel Crosby Seeks County Couples

A local proposal offers to buy a marriage license and pay the minister for any county couple. The package includes carriages for the bridal party, a ten person dinner at Hotel Crosby, a deed to a bride’s lot, and a free balloon trip, all conditioned on a ceremony on the lot during sale hours. Applicants must contact Hotel Crosby before 8 am on Thursday Sept 26. Full details via A Martin & Co show window.

Crosby Carri A. Martin & Co

Brooksville Notes and Local Crop Happenings

W M Philips of Defiance and his wife of Oklahoma visit the Rath family. Eva Keoppe helps Ed cut corn. Esther Keeppe on sick list. Harmon Meyer cuts corn for WM Figley. John Black plows for George Hanna. Eva Clinker’s sale well attended. proceeds exceed $600. The Hancock child ill with bowel trouble. Poor local crop. Uncle Jim Figley and kin cut 25 shocks in one hour. Partee buys a horse at Clinker sale for $100.50.

W M Philips Defiance Oklahoma P M Rath Charles Garlinger Eva Keoppe Glenberg Esther Keeppe Harmon Meyer WM Figley John Black George Hanna Eva Clinker Tee Charles Hancock James Figley Jim W M Hills Square Harry Partee Clinker

Cleveland Attends McKinley Funeral in City Visit

Ex President Grover Cleveland visited Cleveland to attend the funeral of President William McKinley, meeting city officials and paying respects amid the national mourning.

Washington, D. C Grover Cleveland McKinley

Fragments Indicate Kindness Message Found

A brief OCR fragment hints at a personal note praising kindness and courtesy. The readable portion suggests a sentiment about someone who has always been kind. Further context is unavailable in the legible text.

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