Arbitration treaty signed amid Newfoundland fisheries tensions
Government officials including Dairy and Food Commissioner Renick W. Dunlap and Auditor Pred We 1 'Toan note the general arbitration treaty with Great Britain as a second step toward submitting Newfoundland fisheries disputes to the Hague Tribunal. Canadian insistence on a plenipotentiary commission signals a move to limit British treaty power and bypass U S bargaining, risking a deadlock over Niagara Falls related questions.
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Great Britain
Newfoundland
United States
Niagara
Village Officials Face Lenient Criticism Over Fees
The examiner notes leniency toward village officials reentering with illegal fees and urges cleaner streets. It laments careless disposal of old trucks in alleys and calls for civic pride. A new law raises wiseddinies pay from two to three dollars daily.
Township trustees meet and approve expenses on adjourned day
The Board of Trustees met this day under adjournment with members Ault Brossia Croft Wetzel and clerk. Minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. Claims were ordered paid for labor services coal and other items for the poor. The meeting adjourned after routine financial settlement.
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Board of Trustees
Martin Ault
Wm. Brossia
Croft
Wetzel
Local social notes and events in Perrysburg area
Local residents and visitors are listed with daily and weekend activities. People from Stony Ridge Webster Toledo Perrysburg and Portage visit families attend institute and a dramatic production. A fraternity pin with G D Osgood engraved was lost and a new residence is under construction on Indiana avenue.
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G.D. Osgood
Julius Witzler
Indiana Avenue
Julius
Cure for skin diseases with wintergreen oil remedy
An advertisement asserts Rozema and related skin conditions are curable. It promotes simple vegetable oil of wintergreen mixed with other ingredients as a germ killer and claims the D. D. D. Prescription will cure inherited or nonbirth skin troubles, promising immediate itch relief upon application. Wm. Comstock & Son, Druggists, urge customers to visit for the remedy and D. D. D. Soap.
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Wm. Comstock & Son
Algo
Local social rounds and minor injuries noted in Toledo area
Beek Miss Yetta Brossia and Chas Todd with wife spent Sunday at the Lyceum. Henry Brossia sprained his ankle at Molive playing ball and will rely on crutches for days. Numerous calls and visits among the Brossia, Artz, Hahn, Thaiss, Spilker, Schal ler families. Farm news mentions Bates oats sewing. various calls in Toledo Curtice and East Toledo. Ray Mandell improving slowly amid a flurry of family visits and local greetings.
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Beek
Yetta Brossia
Chas
Todd
Lysceum Theatre
Elsie Hahn
Mame Davis
Henry Brossia
Molive
Charlie
Albert Haln
Henry Thaiss
Oliver Brossia
Philip Artz
Geo. Kopp
Wm. Brossia
Jacob Artz
Toledo
Geo. Brossia
Etta Leubben
Ed. Edler
East Toledo
Chris
Hulda Schaller
Edith
Bertha Spilker
Herman Hahn
Lydia Thaiss
Burts Theatre
Chas. Thaiss, Sr
Henry Hahn
Chris Hahn
Etta ‘Luebben
Edwin Edler
Vertha Spilker
Clarence Wagoner
Henry Mouldenbauer
Mabel Brossia
Ray Mandell
Bates
Gertrude
Erna
Chris Kinderyater
Pearl Kinderyater
Geo. Driftmayer
Fred Buck
Lillian
Geo, Brossia
Curtice
Louis Limmer
Fred Kinderyater
Thomas Schaller
Charles Schaller
Arrested in Toledo Arthur LaBelle Faces Bowling Green Charge
Arthur LaBelle aged 25 was arrested by Toledo detectives and turned over to Bowling Green officials to answer a serious charge. A Bowling Green woman, Jense P Morris of Skippers Va, had a close call in 1906 spring. He narrates pneumonia fear and cough while crediting Dr King’s New Discovery for a full recovery after treatment at War Comstock Son’s drug store. Trial details not provided.
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Arthur LaBelle
Toledo
Bowling Green
LaBelle
Jense P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Viking Lwo
Comstock & Son
Sunday Visits Round Local Families in Dowling and Nearby
Dowling, Miss Ethel Clear and Mrs. Miller of Howling Green visited Mrs. KS DeVerna. The Misses Kate and Mary Grolla spent last Sunday with Herman Grotta and family. Edna Fetterman and family visited Wim Grota. Louie occupied a guest slot with W Hensiek and family. John Simmons and family called on Geo Simmons in Porrynburg. W F Snyder and wife with Clarence of Haskies and John Bostdorf and wife visited I L Spilker and family. Mrs. S W Hensiek hosted Wa Grolla Sr and family Tuesday evening.
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Ethel Clear
Miller
Howling Green
KS. DeVerna
Kate
Mary Grolla
Herman Grotta
Edna Fetterman
John Bostdorf
Spilker
W. Hensiek
Wa Grolla, Sr
Council meeting notes April 9 1908 urban improvements and finances
The council met with mayor clerk and all members present. The Street Committee will lay new four foot walks along Todiana avenue Walnut street and near the jail property. Buildings and Grounds to plant shade trees at Way Park. several sidewalk resolutions approved for Front Street walks. claim ordinance passed and finances paid including Vitus Laas Robert Stickles Koeh Co Geo Munger and others totaling about 980 to 1200 dollars.
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Mel Wellstead
Todiana Avenue
Walnut Street
Way Homestead
Indiananyeone
Front St. Conneil
Ely
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