Vermont Speaker to Address Local Option Meeting
The Hon. Wm. Shin of Vermont will speak at an open meeting Saturday evening October something. The Woodman Land will provide music. Shin is a professional campaigner with Maine experience and is praised as a persuasive, impartial debater on the temperance issue. County committees note growing member interest amid a temperance movement, per the Sentinel.
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Wm. Shin
Vermont
Sie
Woodman Land
Shin
Maine
Church of Christ
Aday
Mrnday
the Sentinel
Temperance Workers Meet Notes and Talks Recap
Afternoon talks cover Christian citizenship Sunday school work and temperance efforts with Mrs Pearl Selbert presiding. Speakers include Mrs Catherine Emerson Mrs M Frees Miss Vida Solether and others. officers reelected and local fair plans discussed.
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Tessie Carpenter
Huffman
Medien
Mra
Carpenter
Bienetti
Blessing
Loomis
Romins
Fair Ground
Vida Solether
Lydia Solether
Jerry City
Ida Frances Simon
Bloom Vale
Dora Wollam
Risingson
Alicia Prahifather
Anna Carr
Bays
Tragedy as boy struck and killed by interurban car
Shortly before Thursday noon the two year old son of Mr and Mrs Gua McCrork was hit by an interurban car at Mongen and killed. The child ran into the street while playing and was found beneath the truck portion of the car. The wheels did not strike him but the car toppled him under the treks. The car stopped and the child was removed but he was dead. Sheriff Roach arrested John Campbell near Mackey where he worked on a stone road for bigamy at Greenville Illinois. Campbell, recognized from a photograph, came with Sheriff Roach and offered no denial. Sheriff Brown will come for his prisoner. The case highlights detective work by Sheriff Roach.
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Gua McCrork
Mongen
Theile
Inne Street
Jatt Ag
Jeath
Fietananeou
Sheriff
Troneh
Jown JT. Campbell
Wedboaday
iAickey
George Mercer
the Sentinel
Campbell le
Greenville
Tinois
Sime
Sherif
M. Brown
Roach
Campbell
Mr. Roach
Sheriff Brown
Sherif Roach
Short Roach
Andrew Roach
Eleven Candidates Initiated by Way Camp No 9 W O W
Eleven new members were invited at a Way Camp No 9 Woodmen of the World meeting held Saturday evening. Toledo Camp demonstrated their drill team in uniform and a luncheon followed with friendly social time. The article notes the order’s growing popularity and its benefits including mutual insurance and monuments for deceased members. Another large class will be initiated soon.
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Toledo
United States
Township Trustees Meet in Regular Session September 16
The Board of Township Trustees met in the clerks office with S J Stoft Martin Alt Wm F Brossia and Philip Wetzel present. They approved minutes and posted sale bills for unfinished ditch work and authorized replacement of a faulty concrete walk near Walnut street and Todlana avenue. Various payroll and expense items were drawn on the treasurer against September expenditures.
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Board of Township Trustees
Messrs
S.J. Stoft
Martin Alt
Wm. F. Brossia
Philip Wetzel
Alatdad Thornton Ditch
F. J. Swarts
Council of
Perrysburg
Walnut Street
Todlana Avenue
Town Hall
Phiip Wetzel
Fred Emel
Laver
Amon
Baird
Dr. Canfeld
Med
S. J. Croft
W. F. Brossia
Byntem I
B. Hillabrand
Perrysburg Council Meeting Reviews Street and Rail Work
The Perrysburg village council met in regular session and a called session to approve minutes, authorize rail upgrades by the Toledo and Maumee Valley Railway and Light Co, and order bridge abutment work. Members debated rails timing, floodlight plans, sidewalk changes, and a Walnut Street crossing petition.
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Perrysburg
F. BE. Sowers
S. T. Carlin
Wm. Debling
Hip Garbauer
Daniel Klingler
Jon Loesch
Henry Uthoff
Philip Wetzel
Uthoff
Carlin
Toledo & Maumee Valley Railways & Light Company
Indiana Avenue
Sixth Street
Debling
Klingler
BR. W. Johnson
Elm
Walnut Streets
D. van Hellen
Walnut Street
Second Street
Committee On Light
Ada J Croom A Hotel Proprietor Praises Cure
Mrs Ada J Croom of Vaughn Miss, a well known hotel keeper, suffered months of severe cough and consumption like symptoms until a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery. She started taking it and claims a complete cure after three bottles. It is advertised as an effective cough and cold remedy sold by Wm Conantock & Son drug store with a free trial bottle offered.
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Ada J. Croom
Croom
Vaughn
Miss
Twenty Years I Robbery Case Sentences in Wood County Court
Edward Groves, age unknown, was found guilty of rape in the Wood County Common Pleas Court after a lurid crime against a 16 year old girl in a farm setting near Port Meigs. He received twenty years at hard labor in the penitentiary. Additional sentences were handed to Charles Opp for a gold watch robbery, Ira Brown and Charles Shantean for robbery, and Peter Kagals for shooting with intent to wound, with several receiving indeterminate reformatory terms.
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Edward Graves
Toledo
Anna Adams
Wood County
Perrysburgen
Port Meigs
Hig
Common Pleas Court
Ladd
Fries
Groves
Edward Groves
Hig Cage
De-Puy Shoecraft
Charles Opp
Earl Jetter
Opp
Ike Martin Kirby
Ira Brown
Charles Shantean
Mansfeld Reformatory
Peter Kagals
Transfers and Real Estate Transfers Report
Transfers list multiple property deals and deeds including Milton Center, Perryaburs, Perrysburg, and Webster. Shows buyers and sellers such as F M G Sthert John Farquhar Helen Bayer Guy Pratt and Magdalena Lob or Lola with acres and dollars. items range from 40 to 387 acres and prices from 2.00 to 8800. Includes dates and locations like Webster Weston and Millton Center with various lot numbers.
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F. M. G. Sthert
John Farquharson
See
Milton
Helen Bayer
Guy Pratt
Perryaburs
George Witeler
Frederick Witzier
Perrysburg
John Mockelt
Charlotte Kumiler
River
Hilga Johnson
Elisha Holley
Sugar Ridge
United States
John Forbes
Webster
Brute
Olio
James
Stretchberg
Weston
United State
Robert Bamber
Meres
Washington
J. J. Barker
Elmon Reese
Milton Center
Safe blowers rob Deshler post office in early morning
Safe-blowers hit Deshler post office at dawn and took about 10 in stamps. They rode away on a horse and baggy belonging to Mr Brankite of Henry township. The robbers were said to be en route to Toledo via Mil ton Center. the horse was recovered at Leipsic by the marshal. Mr Franklin pursued his property by auto but it was recovered. The incident caused local alarm as strangers moved about.
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Deshler
Brankite
Henry Township
Toledo
Milton Center
Leipsic
Franklin
Twelve Ohio counties vote to go dry under Rose law
Twelve Ohio counties voted yesterday under the Rose law and all went dry by majorities from a few hundred to over 2,060. Saloons affected total 289. Most counties are rural with Scioto and Lawrence including Portsmouth and Lauranton. In all 16 of 88 counties had local option elections and all went dry. total saloons voted out 890.
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Ohio
Scioto
Lawrence
Portsmouth
Lranton
Weston Voters Endorse Town Progress In 1908 Notice
A Weston Ohio August 27 1908 notice signed by local firms and citizens declares Weston a prosperous pioneer Local Option town. It praises moral improvement fewer drunks a rare police court and well lit Main Street with a strong business climate and high home ownership among voters.
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Weston, O
Weston
Wood County
H. GC
Uhlman & Co
W. ©. Singer & Son
J. A. Waitz
J. A. Luxby
H. G. Btrowser
W.N. Caldwell
F. M. G. Sibert
Gingery & Son
R. D. Henderson
HD. Baker
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R. P. Barton
A. J. Witzler
O. Tontogany
O. Bell
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bldg
Madison & Huron
Sts. Toleyo
R. A. Rusk
Weil
Maraur
John H. O'Leary
LAW Suite
Nicholas Building
D K. Hollenbeck
Perrysburg, Ohio
Eugene Rheinfrank
Spitzer
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe St
Frederick 0. Averill
Bib Spitzer Building
David Parker
Fayette
N. Yaveloran
Gettysburg
Moe
Wai Comstock & Sonie Mrug
Eastern Dry Cleaning Works
Maumee
James Kerr
Maumee Aia
Te Ere
Little
Glover
Wood Coun
Shariff
Woodcraft
Bowling Green
Council
Loesch
Athoff
Bowers
Grassey Creek
Cranker
Rob Postoffice
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