Saur and Balsley Rug and Book Store Ad Promotes Wide Stock
The advertisement touts Saur & Balsley Rug and Book Store as a reliable source in Henry and nearby counties. It highlights a large salesroom with a broad assortment of educational, periodical, hardware, paint, oil, wallpaper, and window fashions. The firm claims high quality prescriptions, standard patent medicines, affordable books and magazines, and low prices on various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Yeas
Saur & Balsley
Ition
Express
Uch
Hoop Factory Keeps Napolean Industry Alive
Braner and Bon run the Napolew Hoop factory in Napoleon and Paulding County. The firm produces hoops in various sizes with top quality and strong demand. Payroll runs about 16000 monthly and 400 new hoops are produced yearly. The owners emphasize keeping factory money circulating locally and sourcing raw material from area farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braner && Bon
Napolew Hoop
Sape Jean
Paulding Co
Mosers Braner & Son
Napoleon
Taiwaya
Contempt case in Ohio court over witness failure
The State of Ohio v Lowry Adams and Moses Jackson saw witness Jacob Hardy fail to appear in Common Pleas Court. Hardy was fined four dollars and sentenced to five days in jail after being arrested for contempt. The case involves alleged schemes by Jackson and Adams to intimidate or coerce Hardy, with references to past disputes and a gin mill operation.
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Cnse
Ohio
Lowry Adamu
Jacob Hardy
Moses Jackson
Lowry Adams
Bome
Jackson
Texas
Marblehead
Law
Adams
of Courde
Hardy
Tickson
Burdy
Warde
Boy
Napoleon
Social reception by the Mandolin Club draws regional guests
Napoleon notes a lavish Thursday event where twenty young men hosted a costly social at the Opera House. Tony Leons orchestra from Toledo provided music, John Reidelbaugh led the caller, with about 160 guests from Wanueon Defiances Fort Wayne and Toledo enjoying the evening. The club plans another similar affair, marking a high point in local social life. The report also mentions a legal decision favoring Jerry Gina by Judge Tadgo Handy and a sale of tile machinery tied to Carl Wulff, plus an ad for English Spain Liniment.
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Mandolin Club
Tony Leon
Orchestra
Toledo
John Reidelbaugh
Opera House
Wauneon
Defianes
Wayne
Napoleon
Glass
Tadgo Handy
Jerry Ginna
Charles H. Swigart
Eta
Ginas
Ansijrace
Carl Wulff
Jerry Glam
Rant
Soutmot
Wolff
Wulff
Striking Telegraph Operators On Wabash Line
The Wabash Telegraphers strike spreads along the line from Danville to the Illinois territory. Frank Lannen, day operator and secretary of the union, receives notice of removal as wage demands trigger ongoing labor actions. The dispute centers on wage levels and staff cuts across the company.
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Teeneme
RB. T
Maort
Union
Vrenk Lannen
Danville
Lannen
Mohr Convicted in State Case. Five Years Ordered
The State vs John Mohr ended with a verdict of guilty of assault and battery with intent to rob. The judge postponed sentence until Saturday, then imposed five years. Mohr, about nineteen, was found with a revolver, razor, bowie knife, billy, and other wartime-like weapons on his person.
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Aonault
John Mohr
Mobr
Billy
Otter
Lowry Adams Found Guilty in Assault Case Verdict and Sentence
Trial recounts a vicious assault on Jacob Hardy ending in a guilty verdict. Judge Handy sentenced Adams to a jail term and fines, condemning drinking violence, while noting public sympathy for the victim and urging restraint in future conduct.
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Lowry Adams
Asnault
Jacob Hardy
Ronders
Adams Sone Muntha
Handy
Real estate transfers and legal notices in Marion area
A fragmented list shows numerous real estate transfers and associated sums in Marion County including properties transferred by George A. Oberhouse Mary F. Oberhouse David Chrostapes to Ralph Rediak and Hograte 4 Garke. Mentions of various parcels Section 4 1 16 with prices from 200 to 3700 and other conveyances. Also notes mortgages cancellations and court dockets with names such as David Lei J P mandamas and Morey va Brakehoudes. Some entries reference Bank or court actions and a sale ad promising cheap cigars.
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Matoleon Towyalt
George A. Poeses
Oberhouse
George A. Het
Mary F. Oberhouse
Marion Towmbiten
Pater Shay
Robert Carroll
Hograte
Garke
Have We Humane Officers A Cry From The Cold North
A dramatic plea questions humane officers as a cold wind and brutal neglect of a horse are described. A doctor shields the animal with blankets, condemning the owner’s cruelty and urging enforcement and harsher penalties. The piece cites a Hillsboro manslaughter pardoned case, a Fremont death, and Newark transport woes as context.
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Hector
Orate
Hintie
Ex President Hayes Dies After Long Illness in Fremont
Rutherford B. Hayes died peacefully at his Fremont home after a battle with neuralgia of the heart. He was 70 and had a storied career from Cincinnati lawyer to Civil War brigadier general, congressman, Ohio governor, and ultimately the nation’s 19th president. Funeral arrangements await confirmation.
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Conrad Clay
Henes
Tba
Union Chapel
Napoleon Township
Nevins
Thin County
Koclon
Great Burien
Lowell
Ohn B. Rice
Fremont, C
John B. Rice
Sandusky County
Rutherford B. Bayes
Fremont
Ann
Phyaleinn
Richard
Toledo
Placw
Tommun
Lucy Webb Hayes
Oakwood
Hutherford B. Hayon
Delaware
Kenyon Ant Jogo
Gambier
Cambridge Liwnahool
Blackstone
Ohio
Wm. Allen
Premont
How Electors Cast Their Votes in Presidential Election
The article outlines the Electoral College process including state certification to Washington, the role of electors and their travel costs, and references to a protective, illustrated Vice President’s Chamber book offered to readers. It notes payments to messengers and historical practice, with mentions of several states and figures involved in the electoral transfers.
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Republic
Washington
State Department
Uncle Sam
Florida
Senate
Bayard
Tallahassee
Olympia
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Austin
Tex
Fla
Augusta
Morton
Senate U
Nowrawner
D. Kalkhol
Toledo
Ohio
Lew
Electoral College Victory Described for 1892 Result
A detailed account of the 1892 presidential electoral process describes President elect Grover Cleveland and Vice President elect Adlai E. Stevenson. It covers the concealed shipment of electoral certificates, the role of Captain Bassett and Captain Bassett, and the formal counting in the Senate and House with Vice President Morton presiding.
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Cleveland
Stevenson
Arma
Merton
McCook
House
Morton
Gisp
Lettura
Morto
Grover Cleveland
New York
United States
Adlai E. Stavenson
Illinois
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Price Shoabang
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Uweraaen Werhack
Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
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Kantmunville
TY Oren
Albert N. Robinson
John Bauer
Lot
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Ace L. Tylor
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Harmony Gabare
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John W. Lewis
Hillsboro
Ed Elliott
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Hayes
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van Buren
Pippecanoe
Harrison
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Haynes
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