Talks on tariffs flights and races in June 1907
The piece opines on tariff revision and party splits led by Taft while noting flying machine ambitions. It cites Taft’s tariff signals as campaign leverage and discusses Bell's kite and early aviation figures like the Wright brothers Langley Santos Dumont Langley. It ends with Bell hoping to ride in a flying machine someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Tariff Revision Party
Alexander Graham Bell
Prof
Bell
Santos Dumont
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Langley
Local Businessman Visited Bowling Green on Tuesday
Shielded John Lintner was in Bowling Green on business, Tuesday. George Lintney and wife spent Sunday with JP, Lintner with wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lintner
Bowling Green
George Lintney
Lintner
Local social notes from Bay City and nearby towns
A string of brief visits and family gatherings from Bay City Toledo Whitehouse Haskins and surrounding areas. Names include Hollenbeck Muteller Benriy Sweet Herkimer Kite and Saryer among others with relatives visiting and staying over last week. A clothing ad promotes line of boys suits priced at 2.00 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant—Iouse
W.D. Benriy
Ethel Sweet
Toledo
Harriett Sweet
Thomas Herkimer
Maybee
Otis Herkimer and
Brent
Fanner’s
Local Social Notes and Decoration Day Visits
A jumble of visits and guests from Kenmore to Toledo as residents and friends spend Decoration Day and nearby days with relatives. Notables include Conrad Kohl in B G, M J Mahler of St. Louis visiting his mother, Hazel Walker in Scotch Ridge, and the Iris Naptha launch by Harry and Max LaFarree. John Chappell of Toledo, Perrysburg native, recalls enlistment in the Gigil war and subsequent re enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Powers
Scowbridge
John Walker
M. J. Mahler
St. Louis, Mo
Hazel Walker
Scotch Ridge
Chas, Thiry
Jamesville
Wis
F. G. Brown
Maumee
Harry and
Max LaFarree
John Chappell
Toledo
Perrysburg
John
Uncle Sam
Front Street Dwelling Begun by Samuel Krauss
Samuel Krauss begins a new house on Front Street near Locust. Miss Anna Beach travels to Chattanooga to visit her sister for a month. Mrs. Winn Slater Emma Slater Lime City and Mrs. Lewis Finch Jr visit Water Ville for Decoration Day. Fuller’s sells ribbed top hosiery linen heel and toe. Mrs. R. E. Henderson and Miss Alice Henderson Weston with 1, 1, Stinebaugh Titlin visit Prof. Stinebaugh. The Journan notes graduations of Dr. George J. Eckel Dr. John L. Heckel from the University of Buffalo and Wesley Tunis Dumm from Casper High School. Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. Lawrence with papers read on Sitka Training School Cuba and Asia. Thirty-five members attended with new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn, Slater
Emma Slater
Lime City
Lewis Finch, Jr
Waterville
Decoration Day
Fuller's
George J. Eckel
John L. Heckel
Perrysburg
University of Buffalo
Wesley Tnnis Dumm
Dumm
Casper High School
Wyoming
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Lawrence
FP. JH. Hollenbeck
Married in Monroe on a Michigan wedding trip
Forrest KE and Noble married Minnie Wolke, both telegraph company employees, after a trolley ride to Monroe Michigan last Saturday June 1. A minister united them and they will begin housekeeping on West Fourth street, with many friends sending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogupid
Perrysburg
Michigan
Forrest Ke, Noble
Minnie Wolke
Telephone Company
West Fourth Street
Fortunate Texan praises Dr King’s New Life Pill
A Dallas man Mr HE Goodloe of 107 St Louis Street commends Dr King’s New Life Pills for malaria relief over the past year. He notes the medicine does not grind or gripe and expresses satisfaction with its effectiveness and gentle action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallaw
Tex
Commencement Address at Lima College Pleases Audience
President Charles Miller of Lima College delivered a long but engaging address. He praised the progress of the people and urged the young man of the 20th century to pursue higher education, emphasizing the need to be a thinker, a worker, and to possess strong character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Lima College
For Sale Stock in Perrysburg Tile and Brick Company
A notice offers sale of stock in Perrysburg Tile and Brick Company with contact at Dr R Roeker in Stony Ridge. The rest of the clipping lists various social visits and local travel notes from different residents across Defiance, East Toledo, Bloomdale, Weston, and nearby areas, mentioning multiple families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg Tile and Brick Company
Tf. R. Roeker
M.D
Nobility Queried at Local Hungarian Eatery
A man of town argues it is unnecessary to visit Wal Mart to observe nobility. He recalls a Hungarian restaurant where exiled barons, princes, dukes and titled landowners were banished for reasons tied to imperial politics. Patrons, except the speaker, were claimed to be exiled nobles from German or Hungarian realms. The New York Press notes the local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal- Mart
Plantat
Glounet
Walter
Rawlin
New York
Monument Erected On Lake Tang Kul In Honor Of General Prjevitski
A striking pedestal stands on the shores of Lake Tang Kul in central Asia. The hollow tomb will be atop a cliff summit while a massive rough granite block twenty five feet high forms the monument, with a chart of contra Aula draped over it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tang- Kul
Central Asia
Prjevitski
Premature Horror Conversation Amid Banter
In a quirky exchange Percy harbors a fear of premature horror while Miss Alice dismisses the notion as nonsense. The dialogue centers on disbelief and playful banter about timing and plausibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Alice
Foggy French duel in 1878 between Gatobetta and De Fourton
In November 1878 a duel in France between Messrs Gatobetta and De Fourton was fought amid dense fog. Both shooters and seconds attended as doctors stood by. No one was seriously harmed as the event ended with minimal contact and embarrassment for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princien
France
Joswis-ligiet
Messrs
Gatobetta
de Fourton
Chamber of Deputies
de Feurtou
M. Gambetta
Odd Marriage Rituals of the Negritos Describe a Primitive Ceremony
A New York Herald account portrays Negrito marriage customs as wild and primitive. The bride is surrounded by her kin and suitor as dances and entreaties precede a bamboo platform ceremony. The groom forcibly abducts the bride to a feast atop the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mylgysia
Herhe
Herres
Game
Salter
Thore
Swootland
Atirta
Sultor
New York Herald
The Smell of the Dawn
A description of early morning aromas as these scents fill a still day. The reader notes how quiet air gathers odors in layers, likening the experience to walking through a fragrant temple. The passage reflects a sensory appreciation from American Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman
Endorsement Over Water Health Claims From Harrisburg
A historical Pittsburgh Press piece recalls a legislator defending Harrisburg’s water quality after fines tied to Susquehanna River contamination. He recounts drinking water during two occasions in a season without ill effects, calling reports of foul water slander and renewing its healthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Susquesinn
Harriaburg
Pittsbure
Raphael The Great Painter And The Innkeeper Fraud
A tale of the Italian master Raphael who, stranded by lack of funds, painted gold coins on a table top and tricked an innkeeper into believing he could settle his bill. A wealthy English traveler later purchased the table for fifty pounds, recognizing its artistic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Raphael
Counterfeit Coin Moral From Subtreasury Tale
A New York Times quotation recounts a man finding a counterfeit half dollar and surrendering it at a subtreasury. Officials test the coin by stamping it, a blow flattening the Liberty bust into a six. The anecdote underlines caution with bad money and the conscience of handling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ian
Iberty
New York Times
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Pereysburg
L. Blue
Perrysbirg Vorteftioe
Eit
Aoe
Brae Toma
Varia
Priday
Gav. Hughes
The
Pennsylvania
Mr Hearst
Charlestont News
Lecaise
Daily Papers
Weather Bureau
A. F. Hollenbeck and
Wift Spout Alinday
Bay City
J. W. Wallace
Mis
Anna Wallnot Monihy
Jacob Muteller
Albert Reltz
K. Jy
Kingsbury
Awg
Rosch and
Obrlatison
D. R. Canfield
Haskins
S. E. Kite
J. J. Saryer
Helen Bowers
Francis Shepherd
George Wilde
Tole- Mon
Ernest Mandell
Trobart
Henry Wilde
Pridesf Lima
Pride of
Lima
H. A. Kazmaier
Wm. Comstock & Co
B. G. Beach
Conrad Kohl
B. G
Si. S. Flora
Kenmore, C
Tra Vandersol
Caine
Thomas
Pulu
Fred Grueshaber
Baby
Chas
Grueshaber
Shepherd
Wm. van Alstine
New York City
J. G. Sehild
F. G. Brown and
Frank Hoehler
Rorick
A. UC
Dr. Brown
J. F., Brandhuber
SSS
W.l.douglas
Escorsee EeiCs
A. G. Fuller
Samuel Krauss
Locust
Anna Beach
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. E. Henderson
Alice Henderson
Weston
Stinebaugh
Titlin
0. B. Stinebaugh
Monroe
Jn This Inc
J. J. Amon
Euclid Avenue
J. Davis
Seleieindeteietel
Stony Ridge
Bacon Metczer
E. EF. Metezer
B.G
Bart
Miss Merkel
Cleveland
Sr. £. Wagoner
I. Shipman
Lulu Wallace
Defiance
T. R.shimmen
Bloomdale
van Buren
Charles Shimmen
Akron
T. Tt. Shimmen
Valentine Schwind
A. J. Boote
East Toledo
J. G. Hoffman
I. KR. Wellstead
Medical University At
Ann Arbor
R. 8. Clegg
H. A. Eggleston
R. P. Burton
E. P. Chapman
Rootstown
T. 2. Chapman
C. F. Chapman
R Family
H. 2. Shipman
Cambridge City
Ind
Chas Chipman
Margaret Smith
Ruby Martin
Lewis Shipman
Bunday
F. M
Libert
Weston, Ohio
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