Cedarville News Bits and Local Events
The M E Sunday school hosted an Easter entertainment Sunday and reported full attendance. A party at Professor Fisher's Saturday night drew many local young people. Rev Lenhart left for conference on Monday. Miss M Tonkel is seriously ill. Miss M Hollepeter and her daughter began a trip to Drcitur to visit relatives. The U B church reorganized Sabbath school on Sunday April 3, 1899.
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Professor Fisher
Lenhart
M. Tonkel
M. Hollepeter
Drcitur Tuesaday
U. B Church
Local Farm and Township Moves Reported in Perry County
John Rowley and family moved to the Samuel Warner farm now vacant. Grant Lasher relocated from Kreck farm to a west Walren area farm. G Gloyd of Avilla visited Perry township. Mesa William Gorman remains ill but improves slowly. Jay Danton rented the yard opposite the jail on Calhoun street and took charge April 136. John Pulver to farm Danton’s property. Perry Township trustees name supervisors: West Sinionn Saylor, Southeast George Giloyd, Northeast Nathan Warner. Harry Gunder and Clement Urbine cutting wood on Jerome Gloyd’s place. Mrs. Mary Hyndman of Shumway visiting.
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John Rowley
Samuel Warner
Grant Lasher
Kreck
Walren
G. Gloyd
Avilla
Ind
Perry Township
Mesa
William Gorman
Jay Danton
Huntertown
Calhoun Street
Wayne
John Pulver
Danton
Ballou
Sinionn Saylor
Gaorge Giloyd
Nathan Warner
Harry Gunder
Clement Urbine
Jerome Gloyd
Mary Hyndman
Shumway
Local notices recount residents and a foundling in distress
The text notes Mrs. Gloyd and others returning home on Friday. Wesley Lindsey, once a respected township citizen now near Fort Wayne, was found on Jacob Belot's farm in a straw stack. Belot notified trustee Ballou, an ambulance sent him to the county asylum. Lindsey was found helpless and likely to die without help. Charles Walters works for Father Sterling. April 3, 1894.
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Gloyd
Wesley Lindsey
Fort Wayne
Jacob Belot
Belot
Notifiea
Ballou
Lindsey
Charles Walters
Father Sterling
Lake Township Notes Reflect New Teaching Moves
Henry Felger returns from the state normal and now teaches No. 2 in Adams township. Mrs. Low Turnbull of Fort Wayne visits, as do Miss Lottie Shaffer and Dora Snyder from Central Normal college. The township teachers held their last institute at the International Business college. D. F. Spindler of Arcola visits Milan friends. he is on the sick list. William Felger of Fort Wayne visits the township. The traveling fakirs remain active. Subscribe for Tak Sentinel.
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Henry Felger
State Normal
Adams Township
Low Turnbull
Fort Waynes
Lottie Shaffer
Dora Snyder
Central Normal College
Jacob Felger
Daniel Kem
Fort Wayne
International Business College
D. F. Spindler
Arcola
Milan Township
Mr. Spindler
William Felger
Mayor Jones Runs With Municipal Ownership Drive
Samuel Jones is re elected Toledo mayor by about 2000 over Charles Russell and P H Dowling in a high turnout race. He advocates municipal ownership of utilities and an eight hour work day while expanding direct labor on public projects and naming Golden Rule park.
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Epo
Ohio
Samuel Jones
Toledo
Charles E. Russell
P. H. Dowling
Jones
Hannaiam
Hanna Republicans
Foraker Republicans
Washington Gladden
Spits of the Devil
Golden Rule Park
Jonea
Hanns
Mr. Jones
Farley Triumphs Over McKisson in Cleveland Mayoral Race
In Cleveland John H. Farley, a Democratic candidate backed by Hanna Republicans, defeats Robert E. McKisson by over 3,000 votes. Farley vows honest government while McKisson laments Hanna influence and corporate money. Complete mayoral totals show Farley 33,231 to McKisson 30,329.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Farley
Robert E. McKisson
Hanna Republicans
Farley
McKisson
Foraker
Cuyahoga County
Hanna Bolters
Reserr EK. McKisson
Columbus
Judge Grant Wins Michigan Supreme Court Seat by 25000
Revised election tallies show Judge Grant Republican leading by about 25 000 votes for the supreme court seat. Detroit results split with Grant behind the party ticket, but statewide gains for Democrats appear limited to a few districts while Republicans win most circuit benches.
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Judge Grant
Detroit
Michigan
Supreme Court Justice
Grant
Hosmer
Pound
Recordera Court
Pingree
Springlike Weather Draws Voters in Early Chicago Balloting
One third of the vote in some wards was cast before 6 o'clock as Chicago voters faced springlike conditions. Early returns show turnout building across precincts with lines forming at several polling places.
Chicago mayoral race shows split crowds as votes flow fast
Early returns indicate a tight contest among Harrison Carter and Altgeld with independents and disgruntled Democrats shifting support. Large turnout expected. by 10 am over two-thirds of voters cast in some wards. Registration around 361,000. most ballots to be counted by 4 pm.
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Carter H. Harrison
Altgeld
Chicago
Z. R. Carter
Harrison
Carter
Stock Yards
First Ward
Wisconsin Municipal Elections Report Across Cities
Weather favorable across Wisconsin as April elections unfold in Milwaukee Usxosa LaCrosse Racine and nearby areas. Ballots focus on mayors and local issues with strong turnout anticipated in several cities.
Snow in Kansas Spurs Early Women Vote Surge
Reports from Torekka Wichita Leavenworth and Leavenworth Kansas on April 4 describe snow in the state while voters head to the polls. Women casting large numbers mark unprecedented interest as bonds for an auditorium become a focal issue. Local races include ex-Marshal F. Nelly running for mayor against J. A. Brewster with rival newspaper backing.
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Torekka
Kan
Wichita
Leavenworth
Kas
F. Nelly
The
Standard
J. A. Brewster
the Times
Col
D. T. Anthony
Election fever grips Quincy mayoral race in Illinois
Quincy April 4 sunshine and snow mark unprecedented municipal election excitement. Republicans nominate Charles H Williamson chairman of the state gold democratic committee and push to elect him. City leans democratic by at least 700. Burinar Eld April 4 clear weather and brisk air as polls open with both parties active and confident.
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Quincy
Charles H. Williamson
State Gold Democratic Committee
Burinar Eld
Municipal elections in Nebraska held with Omaha on city officer cycle
Omaha and other Nebraska cities vote today with Omaha exempt from statewide election. Weather described as pleasant and most issues are local.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Sa loon licensing debate eases in many regions
Political debate centers on liquor licensing in multiple areas with informal talks suggesting potential license approvals or denials. Local officials weigh regulatory thresholds and public sentiment to shape decisions on liquor sales.
Kansas City Polls Open as Heavy Early Vote Reported
April 4 reports show bright cool weather and a heavy early vote in Kansas City. Republicans split into Anglo and Marshman factions amid a campaign for city officials and Mayor Marshman’s reelection appears likely.
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Kansas City
Marshman
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Bankruptcy Appraisers Report in Statesman Case
John A. Scott Allen H. Dougall and W F Graeter filed a report with Commissioner Logan on personal property appraisals totaling 5461.31 compared with Statesman’s valuation near 19006. A separate creditors meeting for David W Bittner found no assets to distribute.
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John A. Scott
Allen H. Dougall
W. F. Graeter
Frank J. Statesman
Logan
Mr. Statesman
David W. Bittner
Chapin
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