Judges and Clerks to Attend Primaries in Precincts
Sentinel reports that Republican judges and a clerk per precinct will meet for the February 11 primaries. If a precinct lacks two judges and one clerk at 1 pm, Republican electors present must fill the vacancies. Also noted: a barn fire near Weston caused by a child and a match, destroying machinery, wheat and hay valued at about 1000 dollars, with no livestock harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Deputy Supervisora
Hellens
C. H. Hise
Dowling Green
Hie
Mutchey
J. Wade
Weston
Redding
Byron
George Farringer v Browning jury awards damages
In common pleas court George Farringer, once a pumper at Browning's, was injured by pumping machinery and suffered jawbone complications after several operations. The jury awarded Farringer $2900 for pain and inconvenience caused by the broken bone not knitting properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farringer
W. W. Browning
Common Pleas
Farringer
Browning
Parringer
Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Statutory Offense Case
William Poates appeared in common press court Friday and pleaded guilty to a statutory offense against his daughter. He received a five year sentence in the penitentiary. This is the fifth man to plead guilty within a few days, and Prosecutor Ladd praises the results saving several thousand dollars for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Poates
Common Press
Ladd
Fire wipes out home of Fred Johnson family near Tontoguny
A kitchen fire caused by ten year old Fred Johnson’s kerosene ignition gutted the family home near Tontoguny on Friday. The blaze consumed the house, oil, and the entire contents, leaving the Johnsons with nothing but their lives and a few clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Tontoguny
Johnson
A Higher Health Level With Dr King’s New Life Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine reports a higher health level after using Dr King’s New Life Pills They keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly The offer promises a refund at Wm Comstock & Bonndougs store for 26c if you are disappointed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Comstock & Bon'n Doug
Post Office Robbed in Bradner During Taft Meeting
Robbers cracked the Bradner post office safe in a Friday night job using nitroglycerine and escaped with about $600 in cash and stamps. Two suspicious men seen in town before a boxing event may be linked. A Taft rally followed at the courthouse assembly room with Wood County Republicans endorsing W. H. Taft for president and arranging delegate selection from townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradner
W. S. Kelly
Dusiness
Hattie Huffman
Opera House
Uncle Sam
Postonce
Uncle Sam Says Everyone Must Pay In Advance For Paper
A public notice declares readers must prepay for newspaper delivery. It warns late payments may halt service and cites enforcement by the publisher. The advisory emphasizes compliance by subscribers and outlines payment methods and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Brand Chosen for Vacancy on Board of Elections
At a Republican executive meeting after the Taft gathering, J Brand was selected to fill the board of elections vacancy created by the resignation of Fr J Lechriber, a candidate. The secretary of state will appoint Brand to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Win
H. Taft
United States
The
Sentinel
Case
Guy C. Nearing
Fred J. Brand
C. R. Nearing
Mr. Brand
Cusing
Taft
Lucas County
Wood County
D. R. Jones
Mr. Taft
M. P. Brewer
John Simon
Whi. Dolbley
J. D. Troup
J. Brand
Board of Elections
FR. J. Lchriber
Secretary of State
Grand Lodge of Pythians Elects Officers in Ohio
The first set of officers elected include Grand Chancellor John A. Ringold of Cummingaville, Grand Vice Chancellor Jacob Woebrle of Columbus, Grand Prelate Clem V. Hoke of Van Wert, Grand Master of Exchequer George B. Donagin of Columbus, and others. Supreme Representatives are Charles J. Deckman of Malvern and John W. Winn of Defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge K. of
Ohio
John A. Ringold
Cummingaville
Jacob Woebrle
Columbus
Clem V. Hoke
van Wert
Exchequer
George B. Donagin
Brand
Spencer Wallace
Steubenville
James H. Walker
Cleveland
Samuel A. Hosking
Wapakoneta
Supreme Representatives
Charles J. Deckman
Malvorn
John W. Winn
Def. Anes
King of Throat Cures Fevered Coughs with Dr. King's Discovery
Q O Hldridge of Empire Georgia touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles after seven years use. The product known worldwide as King of Croup and lung remedies is sold by Wm Comstock Sons with a 10 cent and 1 00 price and a free trial bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Q. O. Hldridge
Empire
Wm. Comstock & Son
Damages Suits Involving Toledo and Ohio Central R R Co
A set of 1907 cases includes Lyman Parcher suing for 5000 damages after a passenger train allegedly struck him near Cygnet December 14. James Fitzpatrick files $5000 against the same railroad for injuries while alighting at Cygnet. Alice Gerald v Perrysburg Village seeks 2000 for a defective sidewalk injury. Audrey Thurston v Clyde Moore seeks 5000 over a broken promise of marriage. Local residents along Frank Dyson Road petition to contract a stone pike. Ohio Central R R Co notified to enlarge culverts under tracks. Divorce cases include Geo Shafer v Ruth Shafer with a decree for plaintiff. Vera Baker v Howard Baker with decree for plaintiff and restoration to Vera Northrop. Barr & Draper v Chidester & Co awards 451.08. motion for new trial denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Parcher
Toledo & Ohio Central R R Co
Parcher
Cygnet
James Firzpatrick
T, U, & 1. Railway
Alice Gerald Ve
Perrysburg
Aidrey Thurston
Clyde Moorehead
Frank Dyson
Ross Township
Equity Commissioners
Ohio Central R. R. Co
Geo. Shafer
Ruth Shafer
Vera Baker Ve
Howard Baker
Vera Northrop
Barr & Draper Va
Chidester & Co
Death of Mrs. Beard at Dowling after brief illness
Mrs. Alex Beard died at her Dowling home on Sunday January 26 1908 after a short illness believed to be pneumonia. Born April 28 1844 in Hancock County she was the wife of Alex Leird since 1869 and mother of nine living children with many relatives across Ohio Michigan and Kansas. Funeral services were held at the U B church in Dowling on Wednesday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Beard
Dowling
Mary L. Beard
Hancock County
Henry Shoemaker
Alex Leird
D. C. van Voorhis
Bowling Green
W. C. Diehl
Kada Beard
Cleveland
John Beard
Park Lake
Mich
J. T. Roller
Karnal
James
William
George
Kendall
Bison Beard
George W. Shoemaker
Neodesha
Kansas
D. J. Shoemaker
Deshler
Mra
Wuritta Beard
M. Parker
W. W
H. B. Shoemaker
U. B
Mayor Bowers Appoints Committees and Reports Village Progress
Mayor Bowers appointed committees for Finance and Harbauer Klingler for various duties and outlined a year end review of the administration. He notes sewer and sidewalk projects, water works reaching self support, and new equipment at the fire department, urging continued emphasis on safe sidewalks and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Harbauer
Klingler
Carlin
Dibling
Streete
Loeach
Athoff
Uthof
Loesch
Uthoff
Ohio
Louisiana Avenue
Sixth Street
Front Street
Indiana Avenue
Board of Trustees
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A. J. Witzler
O. Tontogany
O Bell
the Powers Agency
George A. Powers
R. A. Rusk
Weill
Maumer
Samuel Krauss
John H. O'Leary
LAW Suite
Nicholas Building
Toledo
D .K. Hollenbeck
F.eugene Rheinfrank
Spitzer Bae A E
John Zurfluh
Summit Bt
Monroe
Frederick C. Averill
Brizer Building
Edo
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bide
Cor Medien & Morn Sta
Geo. Farringer
Dr. Thomas
W. H. Tat
Joe B. Baird
H. A McClelland
W. R. Noyes
John Stecker
EL. Kingsbury
John Beckett
Turo
Bloom
Painter
Center
J. E. Baird
Freedom
Hobart- Grand Rapida
D. J. Pettye
Henry
EB. Way
Lake
J. J. Schrether
Liberty
J. D. Mercer
Middleton
P. J. Brand
Milton
H. H. Dillinger
Montgomery
J. J. Jennings
Platu
F. B. Munn
Portage
J. F. McCleary
B. L. Kingsbury
Perry
R. M.james
Louellen
Jame Buck
F. J. Brand
Grand Lodge
Alex. Beard
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