Hearst Newspaper Probes 1912 Democratic Strategy
The piece notes petitions by New York clergymen asking Congress to tax revenues for military needs while arguing for a strong establishment as war prevention. It questions Hearst and the Independence League’s plans to influence the 1912 Democratic convention and suggests Hearst might aim to capture the party in 1912. The article discusses timing of conventions and political strategy.
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New York
United States
Tate
Hearat Independence League
Hearat
Hearst League
Hearnt
Taft delegates dominate. Brownsville feud and reform debated
The Senate committee on the Brownsville affair mocks the lengthy inquiry led by Mr Foraker. Secretary Root advances civil service reform in consular and minor diplomacy. Taft leads with 76 delegates, mostly instructed, while other states trail. Roosevelt’s post office scandal handling cited as a model of open investigation and decisive politics.
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Senate
Brownsville
Root
Congress
Mr. Foraker
Taft
House
Noval
Spaker Cannon
Roonevelt
Roosevelt
Council Proceedings in Connell Regular Session
Mayor and clerk preside with Connell Dibling Harbauer Loesch Atholl present. Absent: Carlie Klingler. Gerald damage case progress reported. Light committee cites one hour defective service for one lip. Fire department hose cart sale discussed. Mr Tryon to bond for furnishing power to Water Works Board. Street Committee tasked to collect funding for Main Street tile power.
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Connell
Connellen
Harbauer
Loesch
Atholl
Carlie
Klingler
Toledo Fire Department
Tryon
Maumee Electric Co
Death of Frederick J Ellerman 77 in Perrysburg
Frederick J Ellerman born October 18 1880 in Hanover Germany died February 29 1908 in Perrysburg pneumonia and exhaustion aged 77 years 4 months 11 days. He married Susan Hartsing October 22 1862 and fathered one son Frank with a step family of three stepchildren. He resided in Cincinnati and Perrysburg about 60 years and was a longtime member of four Lutheran Church of Perrysburg. The family mourns with numerous descendants and friends.
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Frederick J. Ellerman
Hanover
Germany
Cincinnati
Perrysburg
Mr. Ellerman
Susan Hartsing
Frank
Lutheran Church of
State Ticket Nominated by Republican State Convention
The Republican State Convention nominated a full ticket headed by Governor Andrew Ly Harria of Eaton as lieutenant governor Francia W. Treadway of Cleveland. secretary of state Carmin Thompson of Trenton. auditor B. M. Farlington of Marysville. treasurer Charles Green of Columbus. attorney general G. Denman of Toledo. Also named were board of public works members B. W. Baldwin of Connant and William Kirtley Jr. of Daflance. dairy and food commissioner Renick W. Dunlap of Pickaway county. school commissioner John W. Zeller of Findlay. supreme court justices James L. Price of Lima and John A. Shauck of Dayton. clerk of supreme court John S. M'Nutt of Salem. Delegates at large to the national convention Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati, Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland, Arthur T. Vorys of Lancaster, Andrew L. Huck s of Baton. alternates Oliver Gunekle of Dayton, Arthur M. Orr of Miami county, G. E. Broadfield of Belmont, AH. Martin of Cleveland. Presidential electors at large S. M. Huggins of Columbus and J. T. Carew of Cincinnati.
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Andrew Ly. Harria
Eaton Saottenant
Pittsburgh Orchestra to Perform in Toledo Next Wednesday
The Pittsburgh Orchestra, famed for years, will play at the Valentine in Toledo next Wednesday March 11 with Corinne Rider-Kelsey as soloist. Local fans plan to travel for the concert and a return journey is arranged. The ensemble is funded by Pittsburgh millionaires and presents concerts at Carnegie Art Institute as part of the art society series.
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Paramount
Toledo
Valentine
Pittsburgh
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Ceutury
The
Art Society
Carnegie Art Institute
Card of Thanks for Father Sickness and Death
The Ellerman and Uni Loren families express gratitude to neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of their father. They acknowledge support and sympathy from friends and community members.
Hobart Social News and March Debate at Hobart School
Harold Limmery of Lronville visited relatives here last week while John Bauman and Edwin Bench spent Tuesday with Dan Mc Quillen and family. Edwin Bench and cousin Harold Limmer visited Chas Swarts and family on Thursday. Esther Swartz was home over Sunday. A school debate on March 12 will discuss whether the Orator has greater power than the Press with P J Marvey and J A Nietz as affirmative speakers and Ralph Kille and Edwin Lewis as negative. The box social Friday night was a financial and social success, featuring an old fashioned spell down won by Huby Chandler with Emily Brudwick second and Freddie Wise third.
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Harold Limmery
Lronville
John Bauman
Edwin Bench
Dan McQuillen
Famly
Wilson Kobl
Perrysburg
Harold Limmer
Chas, Swarts
Esther Swartz
Ovr
Hobart
P.J. Marvey
J. A. Nietz
Ralph Kille
Edwin Lewis
Huby Chandler
Emily
Brudwick
Freddie Wise
Down's Kidney Pills touted in Perrysburg woman’s notice
A Perrysburg resident testifies that Down's Kidney Pills relieved four to five years of kidney pain and backache after trying other remedies. The ad claims the products restore energy, with the Buffalo based Foster Milburn Co. as U S distributors and the tag Remember the name Doan's.
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Perrysburg
Bright
Down
Henry Auto
Fourth Street
Ohio
Ney Pilla
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local social notes and church aid meeting at area homes
Sunday visitors included Mrs Claude Imerson and Miss Helen O Rourke. Ladies Aid of E V church met at Mrs Wm Furry’s home. Dues and offerings totaled 5 50. Numerous neighbors attended socials and visits with the Wagoner, Swope, Erich, and Cornelius families. Edits mention illness recovery and community hospitality with music and refreshments.
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Claude Imerson
Manitou Beach
Mich
Helen O'Rourke
Toledo
J. D. Greiner
Ladies Aid
E. V. Church
Wm. Furry
Walter Kurtis
Clarence Wagoner
Lola Wagoner
Bertha Spilker
Wagoner
J. W. Hitchcock
Clarence Joslin
Wm. Wagoner
E Wagoner
Keller
Wm. Swartz
John E Cornelius
P. Cornelius
Michael Heckley
Carrie Erich
Woodville
Arca
Alta Wagoner
Frances Swope
Risie Snyder
Edith Shoffer
Mehare Fred Henning
Julius Herman
Thomas Swope
Ray Furey
Rolla Shook
Detroit funeral attendees and local moves noted
Albert Reitzel and wife attended a funeral in Detroit Sunday for a relative. Nicholas Ronean moved his family to Mauna. Bertha Trowbridge returned home Monday after a pleasant visit with Toledo friends. Adam Hazel and wife were Sunday visitors of Toledo relatives.
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Albert Reitzel
Detroit
Nicholas Ronean
Mauna
Bertha Trowbridge
Toledo
Adam Hazel
Two Halves and Looks at Dinner Exchange
In a brief exchange, Sto Pay notes appearance matters as much as quantity. Mrs Bordem retorts that only two looks will be provided henceforth, implying reduced attention or service and highlighting a humorous misunderstanding about value and presentation.
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Stopay
Mr. Stopay
Mra. Bordem
Local Notes From Bowling Green and Nearby
M B E Brice visited Bowling Green on business while Mrs John Simmons remains ill. Carrie Spilker, in from New York City for her mother’s funeral, returned last Friday. Walter Hite and son joined relatives in Cygnet for Sunday. Frasher also visited Bowling Green on Monday. John Kopp of Cygnet called on local friends Monday. Wim Grolla and others attended the Farmers Institute at Perrysburg midweek. Walter Hite again in Cygnet on business Monday.
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Carrie Spilker
New York City
Walter Hite
Frasher
Bowling Green
John Kopp
Wim, Grolla
Perrysburg
Afraid of a Precedent Lady Vigitor and Mr Hardflat dialogue
In a terse exchange the pair discuss manners and respect, noting that a nod without tipping the hat can still signal rudeness. Walter asserts that not raising the hat is not a sign of disrespect.
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Mr. Hardflat
Walter
Always Absent Quizzem To What Religious Denomination
A brief Kansas City Times item notes a dialogue about religious affiliation. The exchange references Seventh Day Adventist beliefs in a concise, question driven format, reflecting a local reader interest in personal faith and identity.
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Kansas City Times
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