Daily streetcar notices and route changes in Perrysburg area
Daily streetcar notice lists Sunday service exclusions and specific stop adjustments. It notes Perrysburg stops Nos 8 7 and fixed routes Nos 4 6 12 60 remaining on certain lines. Mentions Baymiller Electric Street Car Line and Chealeth Street Depot entrances with reference to Fourth Street and Central TO areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Mleuil
Baymiller
Chealeth
Aros
Cits
Lueluitiog
Central
Perevabumng Phices Raid 20 Pam Manes
Fragmented OCR reads Perevabumng Phices raid 20 Pam Manes with unclear surrounding context. The readable portion shows a listed event or agency action involving names and numbers, but missing dates places or concrete outcomes to anchor a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perevabumng Phices
Edna Laney 18th Birthday Party at M Dougal’s Corners
Miss Edna Laney celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a Saturday evening gathering in M Dougal’s Corners. Toledo guests included Ur, Chas Bigelow Clare Muir Jerry Kurtis and Misses Rose Biscay and Laura Emeh. A hot oyster supper followed by dancing and best wishes for many returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Laney
Toledo
Chas, Bigelow
Clare Muir
Jerry Kurtis
Rose Biscay
Laura Emeh
Edna
Anna Schaller
Burt Phillipa
Dunikard
Mae Emch
C. Muir
Dr. Bigelow
Wm. Laney
Lillian Paine
Dundee
Mich
Hugh McDougal
Wim, Lusher
Moline
Alex Schatter
Nguee
Laney
Muryub
Miving Schucider
Atmollo Pusy
George Bean
Weaver District
George Relhm
Cleveland
First Bell Hung in a Tree at Spafford Hotel Perryeburg
A. M. Day owns a historic bell from the 1880s made in Detroit by S. Davis. It rang at the Spafford hotel in Perrysburg, was stolen and recovered after a four day search, mounted atop the hotel, then passed to D. M. Day and now rests in Delaware. The bell is valued at many hundreds of dollars and remains unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Day
Kenilworth
Portysburg
Wood County
Maumee
Jarvis Spafford
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Guilbes
S. Davis
Spafford
Perrysburg
Frank Holistex
Delaware
Congress Faces Electoral Vote Count and Bills Debate
The Nation's Capital reports on Congress counting the electoral votes in joint session, Murray plans a protest over South Carolina's votes, and ongoing scrutiny of immigration, canal, and tariff measures. Senate considers Absorption treaty timing while Canadian ministers press concessions amid farm protection concerns. Dupont seat dispute highlighted as Chandler notes Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Murray
South Carolina
House
Senate
Ewok
Uleyelund
Reed
Jeaders
Sherman
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Minister of Marines and Fisheries
Washington
United States
Ways and Means
Senate Committee On
Dus Pont
Ewearloy
Sunitor Kenney
Chandler
Gol. Dupont
School works in reading circle and lesson plans
The Junior Reading Circle met at Helen Lawrence's home to study Longfellow's poems and the poet's life. Teachers discuss Hawthorne Wonder Book, Courtship of Miles Standish, and Whittier and Longfellow as grades 7 and 8 focus on reading and information. Wood County Teachers Association meets at North Baltimore Saturday with Prof. Mess speaking. seniors work on orations.
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Helen Lawrence
Longfellow
Rotterdam
Holland
Miles Standian
Huithorne
Teving, Whittier and Longfellow
Wood County Teacher's Association
North Baltimore
Mess Will Lov
Forgery Case in Dowling Leads to Prison Term
On October 1 1890 John Toole of Dowling offered to sell a 175 pound note signed by his father in law Jacob Homminger. The note was identified as forged and Toole later pleaded guilty before Judge Melhorn, receiving a two year penitentiary sentence. This marked a rare loss for the bank in 25 years under cashier Witt Me Hanson. Separately, a Shelby county Indiana judge sought an injunction to bar clergy and magistrates from marrying Snodgrass to a neighboring girl, described as a case of true love.
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John Toole
Dowling
Hank
Porsysburg
Jacob Homminger
Ondapend
Toole
Melhorn
Hanson
Shelby County
Ind
Two Men Killed at Crossing on the T and C Track
Two men Nick Bird and Jack Doty died when a northbound train of the TAG O C R R struck their buggy at Bowling Green as they reportedly drank heavily. The horse was killed, the buggy destroyed, Bird’s head severed, and Doty severely bruised. The engineer applied air brakes but could not stop in time. coroners inquest to be held.
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I O'Uliek
OC. R. R
Bowling Green
Nick Bird
Bawi the Green
Jick Doty
Battle Creek
Mich
Doky
Trai
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Tan Hardware
Bouvier
Birkmaya & Rodemich Bros
Summit Street
Poly, Witte
Bounce Arthur E. Hitchcock
Gardner Building
Henry BR. Roether
Feysiolan Abd
Oilles
Cate Eee
West Front
J. E. Shatzel
Roe
Bowling Green, Co
D. K. Hollenbeck
Attomney-At-Law
Mear
Philip Wetzel
Notary Public
J. G. Hoffmann’s
Cole
P. J. Chabe
Cole & Chase
Attorneys-At-Law
Pera Bloch
Wenry EH. Dodge
Obr
W. Canary
Dodge & Canary
Attorneys AT Law
Reed & Merry Block
Main St
J. Frank Cook
The
Valentine
Toledo, Oo
New York
York
HS Summit
Entill
Truss
Crusener
Toledo & Maumee Valley
Toledo, Bow, Green
Worth South West
Bart East
Cincinnati
McKinley
Washington, DC
Ohio Central Lings
iNtveh
Yea
Sabah Setare
M'Dougal
New Court
Mary Wickler
Frank Winkler
Baldwin d
Wemurit
Jones Akty
Sons
Pee Breit
Hk Wires
Dietle di
P Harrison, Atty
Spafford’s
Perryeburg
Royal
DeMutt
Proebel
Mills
Dure
Bae
Ecceeets Wat
Rt Ree
Keerville
Tex
Weide
Europe
Castoria
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