Court House News: Toledo Glass Sand & Stone Co. trial verdict
Court records show Toledo Glass Sand & Stone Co. v Patton ruled for $3,616.43 after a four day trial over a stone contract. Other cases include Steinfurth v Safforia dismissed, Steinfurth v Steinfurth partition with sale confirmed, and Butterfield v Butterfield alimony dispute with wife claiming $10,000 property and 17 heirs. Local bond deliveries to Cleveland and Lake Shore line assessment noted, with road taxes totaling $26,520. Divorces filed for Canfield and Hemminger, and Mahnen stone road sale to C W Ryan with per unit prices listed. note a culvert sale to Peter Snyder.
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Toledo Glass Sand & Stone Co
Patton
Court of Common Pleas
Long Tennesse Fight Foe Nose Injury Ends with Arnica Salve
Twenty years of nasal catarrh in Bells Tennessee plaguedln Rawls until he began using Bucklen's Arnica Salve on the sore interior nasal surface. The swelling and soreness disappeared and have not returned. Sold by Wm Comstock and Son druggists.
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Wm. Comstock & Son Druggists
W. O. W. Memorial Day Observed in Perrysburg
Sunday next marks Memorial Day for Woodmen circles nationwide and will be observed in Perrysburg by Way Camp. The W O W Band leads the procession with Woodmen urged to gather at 9 30 at the hall. For rheumatism claims a local tonic purports to cure, offered by Wm. Comstock & Bon for 35 cents.
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United States
Perrysburg
W.O. W
Hollister
Wm. Comstock & Bon
Wood County's Candidate for Congress McClelland
The Journal presents a photo plate of Hon. E. G. McClelland as Wood county's candidate for nomination to Congress in Ohio's Ninth district. He has practiced law fourteen years, served seven years as Wood county prosecutor, and is praised for ability, integrity, and a strong record.
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the Journal
E. G. McClelland
Wood County
Ohio
McClelland
Congress
Three Men Sentenced After Assault Case
Lewis Duren and Samuel Partee Jr. received three months in prison and costs after being charged with assault with intent to kill. The state failed to prove intent to kill but the assault charge stood for beating Joseph Luce at his home near Plaza last December, nearly causing his death. They fled the state and returned later, where they were captured.
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Lewis Duren
Samuel Partee, Jr
Joseph Luce
Plaza
Azo
Thankful note on pension increase from twelve to thirty dollars
The writer expresses deep gratitude for officials of the government who increased their pension from 12 to 30 dollars per month. The message thanks those who aided in securing the raise and states the money will be used for comfort in declining years.
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Matauliat
P Capital
Citizens Banking Company
Mies
Davis
Janes O. Troup
Norman J, Manson
Henny Haun
Auditors in Toledo secure $500 per mile rail valuation raise
Auditor B. C. Harding met with county auditors to value the Toledo & Ohio Central railway property. After a tough fight he secured a $500 per mile increase, totaling about $34,000 more for the county than last year.
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B. C. Harding
Toledo
Toledo & Ohio Central Railway
John Hood Will Questioned in Probate Case
The answer in the suit over the John Hood will denies undue influence by Barker and Van Stone, who are named as sole legatees. Executors David Main and Alexander Pargellis defend the will’s validity. Plaintiffs Mrs. Frusher and Tracy are siblings of Ellen Hood, deceased wife of John Hood.
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John J. Barker
Laura M. Frusher
Frederick Tracy
Barker Et al
John Hood
Barker
Thomas van Stone
David Main
Alexander Pargellis
Hood
Will Frusher
Wyandotte
Dora
Lula DeVerna
Geo
Garrow
Morenci
Memorial Day at Ft Meigs and the Liberty Tradition
A memorial address notes Memorial Day at Fort Meigs with G A R Ladies Relief Corps and Maumee Valley pioneers. It recalls liberty’s long struggle, the 1813 siege by British forces, and General Harrison’s 800 volunteers who defended the fort, marking sacrifice for freedom. The piece ends with a continuation reference to the eighth page.
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Ft. Meigs
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Maumee Valley
America
England
Andea
Detroit
Hull
Winchester
Monroe
Harrison
Jonathan Meigs
Ohio
Proctor
Yonder
Suburban News Highlights Local Social Visits
In Stony Ridge and surrounding towns on June 6 1906 residents report frequent social calls and family gatherings. Many couples and relatives from Moline Toledo Holland Perrysburg and Woodville spent Sundays with local households including the Warns Swartz Stauffer Schaller Spilker and other families as weddings births and health updates punctuate the week.
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Stony Ridge
Mrs. Johnson
Moline
Antone Warns
John Greiner
I. F. Finch
Toledo
Clarence Dubrin
Elmore
A. Warns
Geo, Limmer
Woodville
Carrie
Kate Kerns
Tronville
D. Warns
Hobart
Wm. Hansen
Francis Harvey
Alfred Swartz
Ed. Spilker
Webster Township
Wesley Lusher
East Toledo
Chas. Purse
Wilson Kohl
Perrysburg
Elmer Swartz
John Beneh
John Ewegen
Dunbridge
Wm. Garner
Muh
Geo. Swartz
Wm. Beneh
Chas. Swartz
Rob't Nietz
Wm. Chandler
Fred Snyder
Jno
Bench
I Schwamberger
Cummings
Ed. Weseman
Frank Burdo
Cora Stauffer
Holland
Ed, Stauffer
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Louisa B. Safforia
Sarah Steinfurth
J.D. 5
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Spencer
Brice Herriff
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Jessie Canfield
Clarke E. Canfield
Canfield
Melissa Hemminger
Earl Hemminger
Mahnen
Custar
C. W. Ryan
Gmding
Peter Snyder
D. K. Hollenbeck
F.eugene Rheinfrank
Valentine Building
Oledo
John Zurfiuh
Summit St
Monroe St
Frederick C. Averill
Spitzer
Polgar
Cin the Fidelity and Casuality Co
American Surety Co
W. O. W. Memorial
B. G. McClelland
Workhouse
A. C. Fuller
Old Fort Meigs
Michaelis
A. ¢. Fuller
Suburban News
Pearl Kinderwater
Mabel Brosain
Conrad
Henry
Misses Yetta
Mabel Brossia
Spilker
Five Points
Fred Schneider
John Thaiss
Grover Schaller
Roachton
Charles Schaller
Anna Spangler
Conrad Pfister
Philip Brossia
Rev
Hartwig
Louis Limmer
F. Kinderwater
Otto Hahn
J. G. Brossia
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