Temporary injunction favors electric railroad in Toledo clash
The Bowling Green and Toledo Electric Railroad Company wins a partial victory as the court grants a temporary injunction to prevent the traction company from stopping Bowling Green cars from running through Toledo. The case moved from common pleas to circuit, then to the supreme court with this first favorable ruling for the electric railroad. Public notices offer half rates on tickets for travel February 10 through 19 with agents providing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rveiion Company
Toledo
Aan
Traction Company
Electric Railroad Company
Common Pleas Court
Electric Railroad
Supreme Court
Dayton
Coh & D
Camp McKenzie Notes From Avoraera Georgia January 1899 War Rumors
The Third cavalry orders shift toward Washington while the strong corps heads to Savannah for Cuba. Rain disrupts camp life as General McKibbon resumes brigade command and Col. Axtine had led during nghỉ. W. S. Meade joins athletic displays. Gobin may return. Tenth Ohio praised for hard labor, but discharge pressures grow. Tents updated, passes checked, and humor reflects camp life amid rumors of transfer back to Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avorera
Washington, D.C
Savannah
Oes
Cuba
Lord and War Department
McKibbon
Pirot
Col. Axtine
Meade
Tenth
Ohio
Gobin
New York
Georgia
Norton
Co. D
Augusta
O. K
Middletown
Camp Meade
Second Army Corps
Camp McKenzie
Corp
A. Fallyn
Chas. McGrath
W. P. Scott
Henry McAllister
Ted Bowen
Roy Kelley
A. E. Tanner
Rand
First National Bank of New York City
Bank of England
Enshiee
Nebuchadneser
Wat P
Scorr
Company A
Tooth Regt
Wood County Republican Club Elects Officers and Directors
The Wood County Republican Club met Thursday for McLean County elections with strong attendance and rising membership. Officers named include President Ed Fries Commander Karene Stacy Secretary John Ballou Treasurer J C Eberly and Sergeant at Arms All Farmer. Directors are Seale Stacy G O Munn S L Blue and J W Williamson with numerous vice presidents listed and committees appointed for Membership and House duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Republican Club
oMcers
Ed Fries
Karene Stacy
John Ballou
J. C. Eberly
Blue
J. W. Williamson
Bloom
M. B. Simon
Center
Janis Humpshire
Freedom
Dr. Simonda
Grand Rapids
John Bamer
Henry
Sam Knight
Lake
Perry
C. P. Norris
Troy
James Gihaon
Washington
E. B
Beveratoek
Weston
B. Saxby
Joe Brierry
M. Young
McClelland
Niger
Allan Ross
Mel Priefflich
William Devenport
A. Brishin
Kotertalim Int
O. R. Painter
Tex
Mann
A. V. Powell
William Coover
Toledo Amusements and Theatre Listings Reflect Local Stage Scene
Miss Mabelle Estelle earns praise in A Country Merchant at the People’s Theatre with a natural, captivating performance as Matti the orphan. The Cherry Pickers start the week, with The Creaton Clark Co at the Valentine and Anna Held in The Wrench Maid. Also noted is the death of Susie McDougal near Lime City from pneumonia, aged 18 years 6 months 16 days, with funeral set for Lime City M E Church. The article also mentions the state flower history linking the red carnation to Ohio presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Theatre
Mabelle Estelle
Matti
The
People's
Qaily
Baxtera
Ste. Matinees
Thureday
Susie McDougal
Hugh McDougal
Lime City
M. E
Lutermentan
J. Meigs
Perryubueg
Ohio
University of Columbus
Walters Couple Wed In Cozy Gib Street Home
On Wednesday evening January 1 18% Me Joseph Lablore and Mrs Carrie Walters were married at a home on Gib Street prepared for the reception. Squire Hum officiated and the couple begin housekeeping as friends offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laaplore
Walters
Joseph Lablore
Carrie Walters
Gib Street
Squire Hum
Current Rider Wedding in Tontogany at Bride Parents Home
On February 4 1899 Charles E Current of Dunbridge wed Grace A Rider at the bride's parents home in Tontogany. The couple, praised for character and welcomed by many friends, plan a brief wedding trip to the southern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tontogany
Charles E. Current
Dunbridge
Grace A. Rider
Perrysburg Council Approves Electric Light Renovations
Cowell and councilmen convened January 26 with absent mayor and Hoffmann. They authorized street repairs and urged petitioning, noted fire engine out of order, and passed a midnight electric lighting proposal to use tandem Adams lamps at 50 dollars per lamp per year for ten years with all night schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowell
Darner
Kiltgier
Harizon
Minn
Eclers
Hoffmann
Henry Hofford
Hinkory
Elswnn
Lalahina Avenue
South Hountary
Hickory Street
Second Street
Pine
iGhorey
Kilngler
Chiatioa
Hanson
Perrys Wirz
Apon
Poona
Tharefors
Villate
Perrysburg
Ohio
Tate
Jandus
Adams
Mainlond Schloet
Noys
Degner
Rilagler
Messrs. Mauer and Witgler
Giant wedding of Alexander the Great reported by Enquirer
The Enquirer claims Alexander the Great wed Statira and ordered 100 officers to marry 100 Persian and Medean ladies while 10 000 soldiers wed 10 000 Asiatic women in a vast pavilion. A simple ceremony bound the pairs to the throne, followed by a five age festival unmatched in grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Enquirer
Persia
Darius
Alexander
Statira
Stativa
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Biguateure of
The fragmentary note mentions CARTONRIA and bears a reference to a longstanding brand phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought. Reading is incomplete but suggests an advertisement or trademark line linked to CARTONRIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartonria
Biguateure
La Grippe Remedy Endorsed by Leading Chicago Druggists
Thomas Whitfield & Co advertise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe promising prompt relief and preventing pneumonia. The ad notes the druggists at 250 Wabash Ave corner Jaskwanst as retailers with A. L. Champooy supplying the product. It emphasizes that the remedy counteracts la grippe symptoms and supports recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitfield & Co
Wabash Ave
Jaskwanst
Doug
Amy
A. L. Champooy
Drugutos
Royal Baking Powder Adulteration Warns Consumers
The article cautions ladies against cheap baking powders, noting risks from adulteration that can affect digestion. It cites the Royal Baking Powder Co of New York as supplying a pure cream of tartar based product and warns against experimenting with inferior brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Desert Sands Origin Debated by Lydekker Expert
The article argues desert sands form in situ from rock disintegration and wind action rather than marine deposits. It notes stratification, lack of marine fossils, and long time spans, with deserts as ancient habitats showing gradual color adaptations in wildlife. It cites deserts’ winds, mountains, and dry summers as key factors shaping sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydekker
B.A. F. RS
Aia
Amuntun
Biotin
Lybian Desert
Sahara
Gobi
Deserta Amares
Deserta
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Imoney
A. GC. Fuller
Bernhard Becker
Arthur E. Hitchcock
Davis Unmis College
St. Clair and Jackson Age
NEW York Dental Parlows
North Side
Madison
Botranc
Citizens Banking
iIncerro
Jacob Davis
Jas
C. Troup
N. L. Hanson
Cash
Geol
Joan Pankin
D. K. HoLenneck
J.g.horrman
Frank Powell
F. Chapman
E. L. Kincsuury
A. Wetmore
C. A. Powers
D. K. Hollenbeck
Philip Wetzel
Notary Public
G. Hoffmann's Grocery
John Zurfluh
Phautical
Summit St
Monroe ST
Weare
Wardon
Reynolds Mills
Maumee
Mitchell & Brown
Republican Club
Wood County
Toledo Amusements
the People
Valentine Theatz
Creaton-Clark Co
Valentine
Ragged Cavalier
David Garrick
Anna
Aycadh
Council Proceedings
Theo Hy
Porto Rico
Castoria
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