Faced Foster's Backbone Vanished in Odd Toll
The Van Wert Times-Perceron reports a puzzling disappearance of a backbone and an invertebrate find on X rays by Dill Hughes. Jacob, editor of the Dulletin, ex-chairman of committees, backs out and rests on a twisted posterior with nothing in his pinchers but a defeated Republican council candidate. Regulars move on the enemy with Clippnger and Thatcher described. the fire chief’s trumpet cry echoes as courage fades.
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Foster
Dill Hughes
Jacob
The
Dulletin
Lecommittes
Wwellee
Carlo
Council
Jake
Crawfab Alley
Clippinger
Colonel Thatcher
Agin
Rise and fall of political factions in Van Wert
The piece portrays a well known Van Wert business figure amid shifts in party allegiance after elections. It details denouncements of Republicans who aided G M Sutphen, plans to defeat Bam Baxter, and the withdrawal of Mr Bickford enabling “Simple Sam” to gain favor. Jacob Foster’s controversial central committee role is described as shifting loyalties and self appointment, with criticism of his party jumps for gain.
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Times
Tite
Court House
G. M. Sutphen
Bims
Bam Baxter
Marshal
Bickford
Sam
Ranka
Buttor
the Times
Tacob Foster
The
Bulletin
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Vely
Janes F. Wiggins
Jacob
Osborn
Crawfah
Ronino
Statesmen hilarity at election afterglow in Columbus column
Columbia correspondent to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports a rowdy post election scene with flags scarce and infighting. A lone banner draped above Representative Reuler’s desk signals Lima’s mayoral loss for Baxter. The flag later moved desks amid Republican loyalties and McBride of Richland faced disgust. Debates over desk transfer to Hutton of Van Wert reflect regional political shifts.
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Columbia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Deak
Rueler
Allen County
Lima
Baxter Democrat
Mapor
McBride
Richland
Mansfield
Huo
Frank A. Hutton
van Wert
Board of
Wilson Identified In Ohio burglary case at Obie City
George Wilson, a young ex convict, identified as a burglary suspect in a Koch store theft at Ohio City. Goods valued around 50 dollars taken last Saturday night, with Wilson caught while hiding a jacket and shoes. Accomplice William Shoup, from Huntington, Ind., jailed after pleading guilty. large haul still partly missing.
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Miday
George Wilson
Hal Jor
Ohio City
Wilson
Koch
Mr. Koch
Ont Carde
Chief Haller
Haller
Holmes
Second Street
Washington
Burgan
Mackintosh
Holmas
Mirs
Propristor Koch
Marshal C. A. Walery
Chisf Heller
O. & Evtrain
William Shoup
Hantington
Ind
Hoa
Common Plans Court
van Wart County
van Wert
Closing sale on boys and men’s wear items
Local shop advertises deep cuts on boys long pants suits and knee pants priced at fractions of a dollar. Men’s all‑woven pants once worth 3 to 4 dollars now offered as closing price around 2 dollars per pair. Multiple items include knee pants and knee pants sets with bulk offers.
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Walter Shipman
J.P. Foranto
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Margtary
Democratia Colise
We World
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Chicago Coliseum
National Committee
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Dasla
Alter. Hales
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Frico
Prince Albert
Sec
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Star Clothier
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Whigs
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Morris Bros
Lime House
Market Street
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John Balham
Heftman
Delphos
Val Watt
Doe Morris
Vie Wern
Ohioy
Morrin Hrotiers
Vitslvinsot Mall
van Ware
Tie Sanat
Atareanus
W. W. Wilson
Apl
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Ohi
Galo
Apy
Uwranty Ffatton
Lanitary Orion
Vin Wert County
Ditto
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Tia Narth
Synth-East
Lawrahts
Deedowk
Yan
Ohin
Recoria
Wien
Oglock
Haley Fadi
Monarch’ Wheels
Women and Children
Herman Austin
G. W. Bope
1Rage & Co
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Mich
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Felr
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Cherry and
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