Washington governors weigh Taft nomination and 1908 race
The article notes governors at the White House conference favor Taft for the Republican nomination with a likely first-ballot win and predict Taft will face Bryan in November. It cites Washington as a possible site for annual governors’ meetings and lists state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Governors
White House
Indiana
Ilinois
Wiscons
New York
Taft
Bryan
Secret Society Nominations Stir Political Talk in Heaths
Early discussions suggest Secretary of War nomination could boost a presidential bid, with Governor Hig g es cited as spurring strong support across the nation. HT. Sargent addressed Decoration Day in Monroeville. Notice of a house hold goods sale resumes after Friday June 5 at Mrs Shannat Smith’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Eliza
Webb
Mediate
Shannat i Smith
Card of Thanks for Hirrip Wittwkth Asp Chinpiies
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother Hirrip Wittwkth Asp Chinpiies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirrip
Nominations Led Democratic Senatorial Nominating Session
Ton I A Tentty of Bowling Green and J I Gotshal of Archibald were nominated at the Democratic senatorial convention last Thursday in Napoleon. The event gathered party members to pick contenders for the upcoming election. Tentty and Gotshal emerged as the chosen tickets for the ticket.
Miss Halle Shipman Completes District 7 School Term
District 7 closes a successful term under Miss Halle Shipman with a district dinner. Scholars and residents praised discipline, school spirit, and the addition of a fine organ and books. The note anticipates future success in Miss Shipman’s teaching career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Shipman
No.7
Miss Shipman
Roan
Oxk Wito
Tren
Perrysburg Triumph Over Toledo in Wet Ground Showdown
Perrysburg’s home team routed Toledo last Sunday with Lewis pitching a complete game and only one hit allowed. O Hare stood in at short. the victorious locals show strong hitting and growing confidence. Next Sunday June 7 Loyola’s Toledo team visits for a close battle as conditions improve.
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Toledo
Perrysburg
Devon
Lewis
Tenis Stene
Ie Ternimiates
Giitedged
Rite
Ohare
Wlcmnty
Vietors
Tito Avore
Lome
Loyolis
Sherwood Nominated for Congress at Toledo Convention
The Democratic Congressional convention in Toledo proved stormy yet harmonized on the nominee Gen. Tsine R. Sherwood was chosen to run for Congress to succeed himself.
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Toledo
Tsine R. Sherwood
Congress
Ohio passes comprehensive vital statistics law in August
The new statute tightens reporting of births and deaths across Ohio cities and townships. Registrars must report physicians and attendings to the Columbus chief registrar with penalties for noncompliance. hospitals must keep patient ledgers. burial permits hinge on physician certificates. births require parent names and child details with ten day returns. local registrars report monthly to the state registrar. Local notices also mention social notices of visitors and dances in Genoa and Decoration Day gatherings in Lima.
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Ohio
Columbus
Hobart Social News and Weather Tale
Mrs Wesley Lusher of East Toledo visited her daughter Mrs Cling on Monday and Tuesday. John Bauman visited Philip Bintker and family. John Swartz and Edward Neitz spent Sunday with Chas Puse and family. John Bench and family were guests of Chas Swartz. Miss Clara Niet of Moline visits grandparents. Edward Muhl and wife visited Mrs Chas Puse. A severe hail storm struck Thursday night damaging many windows. A barn on Eggleston dairy farm east of here was struck by lightning and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Lusher
East Toledo
Cling
John Bauman
Philip Bintker
John Swartz
Edward Neitz
Chas
Puse
John Bench
William
Swartz
Clara Niet
Moline
Edward Muhl
Elbert Mandell
Eggleston
Here
Local Socials and Family Visits Across Toledo Area
Emma Sill and Clara Morgan of Toledo were Sunday guests of Philip Artz and family. Geo Brossia and family visited John Brossia. Mrs J Brossia and son Joe along with Mrs F Brossia and daughter of East Toledo spent Saturday with Alice Mahan of Maumee. Mable Brossia visited Monclova and Whitehouse Saturday and Sunday. Fred Brossis, Edgar Limmerg of Toledo spent the weekend with Joby Brossia family. Chas Bchaller and wife called on sister Mrs John Heartsfelt of Winehouse. Mable Brosla and Eva Kirk of Jerry City called on Yetta Brosala Monday. Lillian Clausen spent Tuesday evening with Lydia Thalss. Mrs Philip Arte and Mrs Henry Hahn visited with Mrs Deo Simmons Monday. Henry Thalsee sick with measles but improving. Henry Brossia spent Sunday with John Brassia and wife. Relitz and wife visited Wm Brassia Sunday. Chas Thatas laid up with swollen feet but now able to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sill
Mise Clara Morgan
Toledo
Philip Artz
Fanily
Geo, Brossia
John Brossia
J. Brossia
Joe
F. ©. Brossia
Euat Toledof
Alice Mahan
Maumee
Mable Brossia
Moncloya
Whitehouse
Fred. Brossis
Edgar Limmerg
Henry Brossia
John Brassia
Wm. Brassia
Chas
Thatas
Librarian Resigns From Way Library To Join Bank Office
Miss Stelan Dane resigns as librarian of the Way Library to take a position in the Perrysburg Banking Company. The Board of Managers will meet June 12, 2008 to elect her successor. Applications should be made to a board member before that date. Salary to be paid is 250 dollars per month.
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Stelan Dane
Way Library
Perrysburg
The
Social Round of Toledo and Nearby Visits
Mrs Clarence Joslin spent last Thursday in Toledo. Platendall and wife of Toledo spent a few days with P Cornelius and family. Caldwell was the Sunday guest of friends in Findlay. Ka Clegg and wife called on friends in Toledo Saturday. Miss Lillie Wiseman returned home after a week with friends in Toledo. Miss Minnie Matsinger of Toledo spent last Sunday with Miss Ethel Tinney. Joe Heuber of Toledo was a guest here Thursday and Friday. Mrs 2 Cornelius and Mrs V Fink attended the funeral of E Sullivan Child of Dowling. Maggie Wiseman spending the week with her brother in Toledo. Mrs Z W Hitchcock ill. Tr Tinney and wife Sundayed with friends in Swanton. Mrs Monty Hitchcock and friends of Toledo attended the Aid society at Mrs Isaac Whitson’s home. Mrs Weld of Chicago visited Mrs Joslin Wednesday. Hennie Guy family and others from East Toledo visited Isaac Whitson. John Wiseman and wife returned home Monday after weeks in the South and John smiles at a fine team of Mauds. Mrs Clarence Joslin spent last Monday in Bowling Green. Mrs Kila Cook of Bowling Green guest of Mrs C Joslin Wednesday.
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Clarence Joslin
Toledo
Platendall
P. Cornelius
Caldwell
Findlay
Ka. Clegg
Lillie Wiseman
Minnie Matsinger
Ethel Tinney
Joe Heuber
Tr. Tinney
Swanton
Monty Hitchcock
Aid Society
Isaac Whitson
Weld
Chicago
Joslin
Heniie Guy
Willis
Icary Hitchcock
Isaac Tudent
East Toledo
Arthur Mandell
Hobart
Chas
Zingg
John Wiseman
South
John
Mauds
Bowling Green
Kila Cook
C. Joslin
Public Land Transfers and Property Listings Note
United States to David Ladd and Dan Miller parcels on River Tract with values 70 and 71. Transfers include multiple grantees such as Boos, Tunison, Cook, Schumburg, Long, Louw Abry, and others to various owners across Perrysburg and nearby townships. Listings detail lots, tracts, and prices from 2000 down to 400, reflecting a sequence of property and lot transfers among individuals and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
David Ladd
Dan Miller
Geo
Court House Calling Harbors Guilty Plea in Indeterminate Sentence
Frank Snider pled guilty before Judge Fries Jint Sindsay for stealing brows es from railroad cars and received an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield Reformatory. A separate trial, State of Ohio v Prod 1 Chileon, on assault and battery ended in a guilty verdict after a twenty minute jury deliberation. Multiple real estate transfers listed in Pemberville, Walbridge, Perrysburg, and Bowling Green with sums ranging from 550 to 9248.78 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snider
Fries Jint
Ohio
Chileon
Atty J. E. Ladd
D. W. Gabriel
Toledo
Pemberville
Henry Steffen
Mary Moenter
A. A. Williamson
FL M. G. Sthert
Heres
Seo
Weaton
W. M. Wickham
Pred Becker
Albert Menne
Robert Gaul
Walbridge
Albert Hessong
Frank Wilbur Lott
See
Milton
J. C. H. Bider
Andrew Kober
Bowling Green
Margaret Draper
Geo
Powers
Elizabeth Newbonry
Perrysburg
Fowler
Eroderick Chayaing
Rosa
Luna Park Opens Fourth Season at Cleveland
The Luna Park season at Cleveland opens with Frazer's Highlanders Band and a new Hippodrome Spanish Bull Fight act featuring a twenty person company and a ballet of sixteen girls. Other attractions include Teddy bears at Scenitorium and Electro at the Operatic Theatre along with Seanic Railway and Shoot the Chutes. The park lights have been increased and thousands of new lights added, making the resort glow at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Luna Park
Frazer's Highlanders Band
Hinchief
Trnmlay
Scenitorium
Millie Spellman
Luna
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Towns
Real estate transfers recorded include Jas McNally to Geo Goodman for out lots 86 38 and 47 in Perryaburg for 750 dollars. Joe Pieffer to Robt Willett for lots 55 and 56 in Bugar Ridge for 35 dollars. Reubon Van Camp to Nellla Van Camp for block L Luckey priced 800 dollars. Augusta Powers to Russell Barton for lot 28 in Perryaburg for 500 dollars. Loulin Walden to Magele Waugh for lot 800 in Pemtiepville for 850 dollars. August Buraick to GC Miller Co for 1 acre in wee 31 Freedom for 400 dollars. Henry later to Christopher Bower for Over Tract 76 for 1 dollar. H W rv to Henry Letten transfer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McNally
Geo. Goodman
Perryaburg
Joe Pieffer
Robt
Willett
Bugar Ridge
Reubon van Camp
Nellla van Camp
Block L
Woman's Home Companion June features Roosevelt photo spread
The June issue lavishly showcases five hundred Roosevelt portraits across a large double page spread highlighting his enduring leadership and energy. It also presents the opening chapters of Harvey J. O'Brien's A Grand Army Man based on Helasco's play, plus fiction by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Zona Gale, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Temple Bailey and Clinton Dangerfield. Kellogg Purland recounts a dramatic Revolutionary War tale about a brave American girl.
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Stoosevelt
Aston
Ian
Helasco
Sune
David Wirfeld
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Zon Gale
Charlottes Perkins Gilman
Temple Bailey
Clinton Dangerfield
Kellogg Purland
Lateling
Mussia
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Uerrywaure
THA Journal
Tver
Andrew Ly. Hittris
Eaton
Francis W. Treadway
Carril Thompson
Ironton
M. Fullington
Marysville
Charles G. Green
A. G. Denman
Board of Public Works
B. W. Baldwin
Conneaut
William Kirtley, Jr
Defiance
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Roulck W. Dunlap
Pickaway
John W. Zeller
Supreme Court
James L. Price
Lima
John A. Shauek
Dayton
Jone. McNutt
Salem
Don Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Arthur I. Vorys
Lancaster
Andrew J. Harris
Oliver I
Gunokle
Arthur M. Orr
Miami County
G. B. Broadfield
Belmont County
A. H. Martin
M. Huggins
J. ‘?. Carew
James H. Southard
George B. Reed
Fred W. Toan
Charles R. Nearing
L. Blue
Jonathan B. Ladd
Sheriff Andrew
Roach
R. Case
Recorder R
Sweet
W. W. Lockman
H. B. Sayler
EB. L. Looms
J. F. Gallier
Infirmary
A. R. Buck
Lesley Stacy
James H. Whitacre
Dwight R. Canfield
Highes
Nyel
Toosefeld
Sargent Spank
Monroeville
Errysburg
Max Lambert
Lewis Shipman
Mias Bess van Hellen
Genoa
Hugh Francis
Fred Walters
Benj. Thornton Nd Farily
Siete
Lime City
H. A. Kazmaier
I L, Hawkins
Casey's Liquor Store
Adams St
Casey
James Casey
Toledo, O
Court House
Sam
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