Brunnersburg Convention Highlights Spiritual Unity and Giving
The Defiance county gathering drew ninety delegates with widespread township representation. Members praised Brunnersburg hospitality, noted cash offerings of 37.31 and four sustaining memberships, and urged schools to support home missionary work through The Ohio Sunday School Worker and ten cent memberships.
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Brunersburg
Defiance
Hicksville
Church Grove
Lord Jesus
Ohio
Ohio State Sunday School Association
E D Goller
Ney. O
Free Baptist School of Highlands
Edward Goller
Session Ave
Boy Orator Delayed By Bryan Visit Rumor
About two hundred fans gathered Thursday night in Toledo awaiting William Jennings Bryan as a city rumor spread he would pass eastbound through on the Wabash. Only prosecutor TT Ansberry appeared, with much of the crowd venting their disappointment and sharp remarks as the train arrived late.
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Bryan
Wabash
Crescent News
TT Ansberry
Platte
Toledo
Nickle Plate Road
Owl whiskers and buzzing bees at Evansville convention
An early morning court scene reports Oom Peter Corressel without whiskers after a shave. At Evansville fairgrounds a bee swarm during a Democratic convention caused a panic among delegates and several nominees required medical aid. Golden Rule Jones of Toledo says he will vote for Bryan.
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Peter Corressel
Evansville
Golden Rule Jones
Toledo
Bryan
Crescent News Critics Trust Formation
The Crescent News denounces trusts while accusing Democratic editors of forming similar combines for gain. The piece calls out the crescent press for hypocrisy and urges independent action against consolidation.
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THE
Crescent: News
Crescent News
Unrest and election talk in Crescent News essay
The Crescent News reflects on unrest in 1892 over free trade and the 1896 prosperity after McKinley’s election. It argues the public does not want more wreck and ruin and warns against Bryan’s potential victory.
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THE
Crescent News
Cleveland
Republic
McKinley
Bryan
Ohio Death Statistics by Kinney Show Yearly Totals
Secretary of State Kinney's figures report 82,592 deaths in the state for the year with breakdowns by race and sex. Adjusted totals including undercount in Hamilton and Cuyahoga suggest a state total near 41,392. The social relation data lists single, married, widowed, and unknown statuses for men and women.
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Kinney
Hamilton
Cayahoga
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Quick Pain Relief
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm instantly allays pain from cuts bruises burns and similar injuries and heals faster than other treatments with no scar for minor injuries. It also states the balm cures rheumatism sprains swelling and lameness and lists N G Woodward as the seller.
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Chamberlain
N G Woodward
Grain-O Introduces New Grain Beverage as Coffee Substitute
Try Grain-O the new drink that replaces coffee for all ages. It has the rich color of Mocha but is made from pure grains and gentle on weak stomachs. Priced at 15 and 25 cents per package. sold by all grocers.
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Java
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy N. Y
Local notices and chase report from Ottawa Gazette
Frank Sapp seen picking apples in the country and sweating in the orchard. Rev Baker and wife of the Congregational MB church preached in the court house band stand Friday evening to a large audience. Dr A F Sheibley relocates to Ottawa with office on the second floor of the Studer block. Reuben Kohn, jailed for vagrancy, escaped briefly then hid in a barn before being recaptured by Officer Dan Shea and a crowd of boys.
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Frank Sapp
Hans Hohenenberger
Frank
Baker
Congregational MB Church
Court House
A F Sheibley
Glandorf
Ottawa
Main X Street
C A Frey
Studer
Ottawa Gazette
Reuben Kohn
Kohn
H L. Powell
Wayne Steet
Harry Hill
Dan Shea
Mr. Kohno
Court actions include adjourned session and various orders
Judge Hubbard presided as common pleas court adjourned. Emma Try appointed deputy recorder. Sheriff allowed to amend Buckeye Stave Co vs B&O Ry Co returns. Temporary injunctions in Nelson and Mierley vs B&O Ry Co over Hiichsville street closure. Sale of old Defiance Savings Bank safe allowed. Huston vs Defiance Light and Ry Co receiver to pay taxes and city payment listed. Hearing set for October 22 on allowances. Receiver ordered to file last liabilities. Davis vs Lind judge’s warrant judgment. Kerr vs Kizer decree entry set aside. new entry ordered.
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W H Hubbard
Common Pleas
Emma Try
Buckeye Stave Co
B & O Ry. Co
John Nelson
Christian Mierley
Cross Street
Hiichsville
Defiance Savings Bank
W Pi Huston
Defiance Light and Railway Co
City of Defiance
LH Davis
B W Lind
John Wisda
Pawtucket Institution of Savings
Robin Kerr
ES Kizer
Quarterly Meeting of Toledo Association Women’s Missionary Union
The Wo mens Baptist Missionary Union of the Toledo Association held its quarterly meeting at First Baptist Church Toledo on September 14 starting 9 30 am with devotional exercises welcome address and program items. Afternoon session included devotions temperance talks China Africa and Asia topics songs duets and map exercises. Visiting ladies were entertained at dinner and supper and the next meeting is set for December at the First Baptist Church Toledo.
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Women’s Baptist Missionary Union of the Toledo Association
First Baptist Church
S E Turner
RH Harrison
SE Turner
Saginon
J W Myers
C D Jordan
M B Stevens
P H Corbett
Regina Winchip
Africa
Grace Ensign Lo
Iss Mary Ferguson
China
Chas Ensi
AB Murphy
Clyde
Georgie Wright
Chas Ensign
Hattie Willey
Mattie Miller
Carrie Boutelle
L Cooper
Toledo
Funeral services for James H Shanklin held at West Milford Chapel
James H Shanklin died last Friday and funeral services conducted by Rev Yeager at West Milford Christian Chapel last Sunday. He was buried in Hicksville Cemetery at about 56. Allen Barrows and family visited La Cole Sunday. John Hart, an old resident, is visiting. Pioneer meeting planned Sept 19 at Hicksville fair ground. Guy and Fern Reeder of Hicksville visited Cicero area. Mrs Samuel Moore's baby of West Milford died last week. Mrs Ann McElhinney of Wayne county visiting. Mrs Ella Lee funeral held at family residence Tuesday afternoon with interment at Six Corners.
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James H Shanklin
Yeager
West Milford Christian Chapel
Hicksville
Allen Barrows
la Cole
John Hart
Hicksville Fair Ground
Guy and Fern Reeder
Cicero
Samuel Moore
West Milford
Ann McElhinney
Wayne County
Ella Lee
Six Corners
Pleasant Bend Notes From Napoleon Fair And Local Happenings
Local notices detail visitors and moves within Pleasant Bend area including Mrs Jinkens hosting Mrs Perry of Cincinnati and John Wolf visiting Rudolph. A dead body found on a New Bavaria railroad track is identified as A C McGrader from Rice, suspected murder, with $30, and a Toledo ticket found. Interment arranged at Schuller’s in New Bavaria.
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Moses
Silas Calvin
Ida
Pemberville
Isaac Chubb
Jinkens
Perry
Cincinnati
John Wolf
Rudolph
John Walters
Chas. Moses
John Hull
Indiana
Omer Burkett
Betz
D W Cox
Omaha
Neb
Mra Mulligan
Ayeraville
Mesdames
Ries
Toledo
Schuller
New Bavaria
C W Moses
Garrett, Ind
Frank Moses
Residents and visitors frequent the Oakwood Home
A list of numerous visitors and callers to the Children's Home in Oakwood is recorded from late summer through September, naming individuals from Defiance, Syracuse, Toledo, Evansport, and other nearby towns, with occasional notes on dates and visits by local officials.
Grain-O Beverages Boosts Health Says Coffee Alternative
A reader touts Grain-O made from pure grains as coffee replacement that improves after a week of use. It nourishes the body and is safe for children, described as a strengthening table drink sold by grocers for 15 and 25 cents.
Germany Stiffin and Local Social Notes
Hattie Alshouse visited Mary Stock Sunday while Rev Clark continues as U B minister for another year. John and Nora Peters went to the Butler Indiana street fair last week. Counties surveyor Tobsran and family were here Sunday. John Sherman makes southward trips. German ME members held a prayer meeting at Mother Scharpf's Sunday. Epworth League meets Sundays at 7 30 pm. Dr Gilbert was there Monday.
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Germany
Stiffin
Hattie Alshouse
Mary Stock
Rev Clark
John
Nora Peters
Butler
Ind
Bruneresburg
Tobsran
John Sherman
F Stock
Keister
Mother Scharpf
Epworth League
Dr Gilbert
Debris clearing begins as Galveston recovers
Galveston reports the start of a mass debris removal along the beachfront with squads, police, and volunteers. hopes rise for recovering bodies and restoring services. Water mains are repaired, sailing and bay front structures endure, while aid comes from Liverpool to relieve sufferers. Seeley hospital suffered collapse with likely fatalities.
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Galveston
Bay Front
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
St. Mary's Hospital
Seeley Hospital
Galveston Won’t Die Says Col. West Of Texas Rail
Colonel T F West of Fort Worth Texas attorney for Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad rejects gloom over Galveston’s fate saying the city will recover from its disaster and endure.
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Washington
T. F. West
Fort Worth
Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Galveston
City of Pluck and Enterprise Reputed World Wealthiest
The city was once hailed as the wealthiest per capita in the world for its population, reflecting a period of bold initiative and strong civic spirit.
Colonel Bryan Leaves Ohio for St Louis Political News
Colonel Bryan and party departed at 1 am for St Louis where the Democratic nominee will address the Men’s Anti-Trust league. The Ohio campaign opened with a mass meeting at Columbus auditorium. Speakers included Herm. John J. Lentz Dr. Norton J. C. Welty and Charles W. Baker. The crowd was large and enthusiastic. Bryan spoke on the Paris peace treaty and the Bacon Philippines resolution.
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Buckeye
St Louis
Columbus
Coboneltt Bryan
St. Louis
Ao Men's Anti-Trust League
Columbus Auditorium
Bryan
John J. Lentz
Norton
J. Cu Welty
Charles W. Baker
Roosevelt's Tour Draws Large Crowds in North Dakota
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Fargo on a statewide tour to enthusiastic reception. In Sisseton on the Sioux reservation a sizable Native American presence gathers as he shakes hands and distributes McKinley buttons to supporters.
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Roosevelt
Fargo
N. D
Sisseton
McKinley
Republicans Open Campaign in Greater New York
The Republic announces a four-meeting campaign kickoff in Greater New York with parades music and strong turnout at all events Speakers included Cornelius N Bliss General Francis Green Cornell president Schurman ex-Governor Wise of Virginia and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts.
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New York
Greater
Cornelius N. Bliss
Francis Green
Schurman
Cornell
Wise
Virginia
Senator Lodges
Massachusetts
German Empire Bonds Bought By International Banks
The Disconte Geselleschaft with Imperial Bank cooperation and Norddeutsche Bank of Hamburg along with M M Warburg of Hamburg Kuhn Loeb & Co of New York have acquired 8.4 million marks of four percent treasury bonds maturing in 1904 and 1905. The issue will be offered on U S markets with Imperial Bank approval.
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Berlin
Disconte Geselleschaft
Imperial Bank
Norddeutsche Bank of
Hamburg
M. M. Warburg Company
Kuhn, Loeb &Co
New York
National City Bank of
United States
Suicide of Texan in Tuscaloosa Linked to Galveston Flood Losses
A man named Frank McGill of Brownwood Texas, who had lived in Jackson Mississippi, killed himself in Tuscaloosa after telling others he had a daughter and three grandchildren lost in the Galveston flood. His belongings included a letter from the cashier of Brownwood's First National Bank.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank McGill
Brownwood
Tex
Jackson
Miss
Galveston
First National Bank of
Hillsboro College Transferred to City Education Board
In Hillsboro Ohio the Cincinnati conference voted to deed Hillsboro college to the board of education for school use. Trustees who opposed the transfer reportedly nailed doors and windows and dumped school furniture into a ditch.
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Hillsboro
Cincinnati
Hillsboro College
Board of Education of
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Lynde, the Shoe Jay
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