Wood County Politicians Seek County Recorder and Sheriff Nominations
In Wood County notices Republicans announce candidacies for County Recorder and Sheriff with primary election emphasis. Separate editorials and letters discuss Smoot case, Maine campaign invite to Ralph D. Cole, and caution in judging Surveyor Spafford amid unresolved charges.
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Wood County
Oace of Recorder
Fred C. Eberly
Perrysburg
Bey County
B. Way
North Baltimore
Recorder
Kridler
Bowling Green
Perrersburg
Lester
Hill
Joseph A. Rhodes
Prairie Depot
W. S. Reece
Joe IF. Reed
Maine
House
Republican State Committee
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Ohio
Cole
Political Forecast As Farmers Feel The Breeze
The piece notes Kansas sympathizes with Utah while a rate bill struggles, and mentions Bryan's campaign, Princeton endorsements, Hearst warnings, peach crop frost threats, Upton Sinclair's influence, Chicago meat concerns, and doubts about a Roosevelt 1908 nomination amid Democratic chatter.
Zingg Cornelius Wedding at the Grooms Home
Frank Zingg and Miss Tillie Cornelius were married by Rev J H Rivekamp on Tuesday June 19 1906 at 5 80 o clock pm at the reverend gentleman's residence The ceremony was witnessed by Miss Lida Zingg and Fred Zingg The couple planned a brief bridal trip and will reside with the groom's father until their new home is finished The bride wore Alice blue and white and friends extend congratulations for happiness and success.
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J. H. Rivekamp
Frank Zingg
Tillie Cornelius
Lida Zingg
Fred Zingg
Happiness Land
Fragmented Detroit Free Press snippet on marriage and work
A damaged extract shows dialogue where a man asserts he will not make his fiancée do her own work after marriage. The exchange includes questions about costs and mentions business affairs and hiring help. The text is garbled but indicates a marital role discussion within a news item.
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Detroit Free Press
Power and tyranny in a wary era, quoted line
A fragment reflecting on power and oppression with a stern warning against tyranny. The speaker condemns cruelty and lack of mercy, noting that humor or charity cannot compensate for oppression and hatred.
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Jeremy Coliler
Suburban News Social Roundup at Hobart June 1906
Hobart June 20 06 residents and guests visit neighbors from Toledo East Toledo Stony Ridge and Rossford. Numerous calls and Sunday visits with Bench Swarts Harvey Artz Thaiss Hahn and others. Local Sunday school plans a children day program June 24 and Weaver Bros. win school yard drilling contract.
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Hobart
John Bench
Joke Swarts
Goo, Snyder
Gunats
Chis
Swart aZend
John Beneh
Emily Strudwick
Reba Chandler
Philip Biniker
Family
Pearl Chandler
Addie Swartz
Mary Neise
East Toledo
Jno, Bench and Family
Alfred Joye
Sophie
Helen Hansen
Frank Hansen
Stony Ridge
Frank J. Harvey
Gramme
Weaver Bros
Emma Swartz
Wilson Kohl
Perrysburg
Bates
Tine
Chas
Thaiss, Sr
Rossford
Henry Limmer
Philip Artz
William Brossin
Charles Thaiss
Thaiss
Margery Kopp
Radclift
Elise Hahn
Lydia ‘Thaiss
Philip Ar
Fred Artz
Ladies Reading Club Officers Named for Coming Year
The Ladies Reading Club continued with a social evening as members gathered. Absent were C. F. Chapman, Hannah Smith, Fred Champney, Henry Peck, and H. H. Sargent, who were missed. Elected officers for the next year include President D. K. Hollenbeck, Vice President Miss Anna Ladd, Secretary Miss Anna Beach, and Treasurer Mrs. E. Oblinger.
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Mmen
C. F. Chapman
Hannah Smith
Fred Champney
Henry Peck
H. H. Sargent
Pres
Mia
D. K. Hollenbeck
Anna Ladd
See'y
Anna Beach
Treas
E. Oblinger
Divorce Granted and Alimony to Ella Schlappi
Ella Schlappi is granted a divorce from Aurelius Schlappi and alimony. In a separate case in Justice Nearing's court at B. G. on Monday, George and Cora Moser sued William Steble. The Mosers obtained a permanent injunction barring Steble from conducting business in the Moser saloon leased and run for him by John Hoffman after liquor was sold on Sunday, violating the lease provisions. A jury verdict favored the Mosers and notices of appeal to Common Pleas were filed, bond set at $200.
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George
Cora Moser
William Steble
Justice Nearing
B. G
Mosers
Steble
Moser
John Hoffman
Justice Court
Stebel
Common Pleas Court
Electric Bitters Cure Mrs. Austin After Doctor Mentioned Operation
A Leavenworth Indiana woman suffered female troubles and stomach catarrh so severely that surgery was advised. Her husband refused the operation and gave Electric Bitters a try, resulting in a complete cure. The remedy is touted as a guarantee for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning. Sold at Beat Beat Win Com stock and Son's drug store.
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Thos
Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
Price
Comstock & Son
The Spaniard. Courtesy and travel lore from Madrid
An American traveler in Madrid notes Spaniards as unusually courteous yet inquisitive in crowds. He recalls a tramcar scene where passengers discussed an incident while the principal actors left, and observes Spaniards smoke at all hours, even on trains, with nonsmoking cars only in theory. Beggars, often children, beg under cloaks with guitar or fiddle props, while lottery tickets are hawked as a common lure.
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Madrid
Iisten
Spain
Alma
Bpain
Chicago News
Mts
Debating Wit in Congress Sparks Lively Retorts
The text recalls sharp exchanges in Congress as Reed and Springer clash over policy and rhetoric. It notes Spinola’s quip about Yorktown, Butler and Randall's Sabbath remark, and a digression into cosmology about suns and distant worlds.
Fragmentary dialogue on senatorial courtesy and poetry
A fragmentary excerpt shows a dialog about a breach of senatorial courtesy involving Senator Grabally and Senator Grafton. The speaker references offers of interest and expenses, then shifts to questions about early verse writing and reading to someone named Rhin. The text includes stray phrases and literary quotations.
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Grafton
Ile Interests
Puck
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