Editor’s Excitement Sparks Chase for Villa in Maryland
The column titled The Editor Takes Advantage of Excitement Concerning Chase for Villa notes a troubled period as the editor, recently ill, faces internal strife and factions within the Tribune. It references medical misadventure, distrust of colleagues, and alarming ideas about conspiracies affecting his board and job.
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Chase
Villa
Maryland
Pope
Tribune
Bien
Hier
Baltimore
European War A Great Family Quarrel in Napoleon's Marriage
A historical column recounts Napoleon Bonaparte's marriage alliances, noting the 1810 match to Marie Louise as a pivotal misalignment. It traces how Vienna and Prague power dynamics impacted Europe, with Austria opposing a potential Russian alliance and Paris seeking imperial leverage through dynastic unions. The piece reflects on Shakespearean family ties shaping continental fate, linking unions to wars and territorial shifts.
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Pittsburgh
Laurel Mountains
Pennsylvania
State Line
Maryland
W. J. Bryan
Washington
Furth
Napoleon
Czarina
Oldenburg
Vienna
Austria
France
Romanoff
Hepsburg
Marie Louise
Josephine
Duchy of
Emry
Cumberland
Ruscia
Czar
Trent
Moscow
Baltimore
Potomac
Russia
Vienne
Gorstein
Hapsburgs
Prussia
Pene Oeret
Progala
Spain
Portugal
Rone
Assia
Francis
Seon
Jos Jurope
Anna
Tilsit
Y Cee
Francia
The Girl We Call Hello by A Kicker
A poem in The Telephone Review from Cortland New York nation with playful reflection on girls labeled Hello who staff phones for public service. The piece notes their usefulness and public ambivalence, praising their patience despite misperceptions and occasional criticism.
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A. Kicker
Cortland
N. Y
Telephone Review
County Grange meeting at Plattston opposes merging offices
Fulton County Grange held a March 26 meeting at Plattston with 125 in attendance. A banquet followed by a program featured talks on education and reading. The group adopted a resolution opposing merging probate and common pleas judge offices, citing efficiency and economy concerns.
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Plattston
Common Pleas
Fulton County
Good Sisters of J. Fulton Grange
County Grange
Howard’s Grove
Winameg
Grange
Mary Ames
Helen Guerber
H. Gasche
Old Maid's Convention at Pythian Hall Delights Wauseon Crowd
A lively two night home talent play titled the Old Maid's Convention drew large crowds at Pythian Hall, with a large cast led by Adda Edelman and Walter Caddell. Proceeds neared one hundred dollars for the Pythian Sisters, while a public notice lists local candidates and a library gift featuring a Fulton Street panorama.
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Old Maid’s
Pythian Hall
Wauseon
Hills
F.C. Smallman
Walter Caddell
Adda Edelman
Fern Disbrow
Ads Omler
Ruth Hill
Mary Reese
Minnie Gorsuch
Laura Edelman
Leah Clark
Nellie Sdill
Mary Lehman
Lola Knapp
Melissa Rowe
Alice Hill
Nettie Burr
Florence Cark
Clara McQuillin
Chloe Robinson
Flossie Harper
Nellie Gorsuch
Bertha Vollmer
Lydia Clark
Cora
Ruby Upp
Rena Lowe
Anna Harlton
Mayme Hauenstein
Dr. Pinkerton
Beas Campbell
Pythian Sisters
Library
Fulton Street
Depot
Elm Streets
Wauseon Public Library
Wit Langston
Harrison Biddle
Roscoe Heise
McKinley Bloomer
Albert S. Bloomer
Dunckelberg
F. L. S.darby
L. Lyon
H. T. Brigham J
Lyon
Springer & Co
Spencer Edgar-Vollmer Company
Livermore and Moseley
Sherwood Printing Office
Jud Shaffer
Dr. Berry
Cheadle
C. F. Greenough
Brigham, McConnell & White Hardware
Beautiful life ends for Lyons minister Martha A Moore
Martha A Moore died March 25 1916 in Lyons Ohio at age 72 after a life of service as a Universalist minister. She married Thomas H Moore in 1869 and survived by three sons two sisters and many relatives. Funeral at Congregational Church in Wause on Wednesday.
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Martha A. Moore
Universalist Church
Lyons
Stryker
Congregational Church
Wause
Amos Hosmer Jordan
Rebecca Jordan
Royalton Township
Ohio
Thomas H. Moore
Fred
Harry
Thomas
Elmina
C. Hough
Hattie |Cantleberry
Elizabeth Holt
Nerces
Benefit basketball games draw fair crowd at courthouse event
A benefit for the hospital drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. The first game, eigth grade versus Freshmen, ended 18-4. Post Office versus Court House battled hard, with disputed scoring near the end. High School beat Tedrow 41-13. Gross receipts totaled 51.55. Weather outlook ahead shows mild but unsettled patterns this week.
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Post Office
Court House
Woud
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