Van Wert Fines and Local Notes From Enterprise
Local items report fines for Van Wert and notes from The Van Wert Printing Company. Mentions HL Weagly and wife, James McLean and wife, a shower, a sick child, and town happenings. Rail and street improvements, council actions, and Democratic convention plans tied to Toledo travel. A printing error blunder is discussed with humor about misplaced text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Weagly
James McLean
Zack Sheuks
Squire Eckhart
Jesse Smith
Potomac
Chicago & Atlantic
Mackinaw
Pearl Street
Cremean South
Junction Hotel
Frank Smith
F. Hirt
Toledo
Decatur
Thi
Land of
Nod
Bocawax
Simors
New Printing Co
McClure
Rex
Wren Items and Town Talk Distracted by Dry Weather
Local notes report hot dry days and rain needed. Movements include Dasie relocating to town for bachelor matters, oil signers active, and a water well digger T. R. Moore with reliable wells. Several residents visit, threshing and machine work ongoing, plus minor accidents and eggs shipments causing chatter. Community tone with names and places like Germantown Ada Lima Delphos Hamlet and Belmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasie
T. R. Moore
Rome van Wertera
Wiltshire
A. C. Sheets
Springer
Joseph Kreicher
Germantown
Village Notes and Local Happenings Chronicle
A rambling town column reports on Mrs. Penny's new sidewalk, Leslie & Will bricks for a sub district school, and brick hauling for the project. John Foley, once a resident, died near Brimaley, Ark, with many townsfolk attending his funeral in Fort Wayne. Local officials see a rail alley proposal, Stroupe resigns as Village Clerk, Etter named successor, Hines deputy marshal. A farm near St Johns sees a new hall planned, and residents resume harvest tasks. Emma Slife from Alabama arrives to stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lure
B. F. Leslie Soli
Penny
D. M. Riley
Messrs, Leslie & Will
John Foley
Brimaley
Ark
Fort Wayne
Y. m
James Cullen
Stroup
Lightning
W. W. Morse
Linn
Maintreet
Stroupe
Dunkirk
Ohio
J. J. Etter
A. J. Hines
JACHSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS
Roads very dusty. Married last week John Hayne and Eve Moriie. A new bridge will span Dog creek at Henry Steman's in the near future. If it rains soon the corn crop may suffer from the drought. James Pearl returned from Indiana after about three weeks away. John Jenkins has been very ill with consumption but recently improved. The Times reflects a change of proprietors and wishes the new owners success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayne
Eve Moriie
Dog Creek
Henry Steman
James Pearl
Indiana
John Jenkins
Suiceeas
Pharaday
North Tully 1 Hot Camp Meeting and Local Notes
North Tully notes announce a camp meeting at Brazindi's mill lasting several days, an ice cream party at Mrs Harris east of Convoy, and praise for Perry Sims and Emanuel Sponseller for a fine mule team and new cider press. A local boast claims twelve gallons of whiskey since May 1. The writer bids farewell to Tomes readers and editors due to other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazindi’s
Harris
Convoy
Perry Sims
Emanuel Sponseller
Tnnes
South Liberty Items and Shaffertown Notes
A local fragmentary column reports corn troubles and thriving Shaffertown activity with weather and pest chatter. It notes an ice cream social at John Werts and a West Grove basket meeting on Sunday August 8, plus a political prohibition talk by Sam Jones and assorted quips on prohibition and modernity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffertown
John Werts
West Grove
Logan Defends Senate Integrity Amid Bribery Allegations
Senator Logan rebuts Hoar and Evarts while defending Payne against bribery charges and hostile press. He denounces Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette slanders used to damage Republican leaders, disputes secrecy claims, defends GOP unity, and cites personal risk in speaking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hoar
Teller
Evarts
Senate
Logen
Payne
Senate Chamber
Arene
Pteae
Logan Sas
Pendleton
Ohio
Aece
Ohio Ture
Cincinnati Commercial
Hep Homans
Donavin
Donavia
Panote Eral
Legi
Massachusetts
Usetta
Associated Press
Eeppe Ae
Sible
Logan cites Halstead letter to attack Republicans in 1863
Mr. Logan reads Halstead’s 1863 letter praising Blaine while condemning Grant and Sherman, arguing it shows malice against Republicans. He cites Halstead’s exchange with Secretary Chase and criticizes Democrats for tolerating perceived sedition. He warns the Senate to resist calumny and demands tougher war measures. The speech shifts to contesting party alignment and media influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar’s
Senate
The
Cincinnati Com
Gazette
Gimenez
Ingeel
Cincinnati Gazette
Stalstead
Illinois
Halstead
Grant
Greeley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wington City
Senna Senet
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Sherman
Lincoln
New York
Colorado
Logan
Cias
Grarte
Aga
Lagu
Fe Standard Oil Company
Doodle
Commercial Gazette
George Fox
Weat Virnia
Camden
Standard Oil Company
Evarts
Teller
Coulcil
Lopails
Democratic Party
Mr. Logan
Avernor
Tead
Chase
Economize and try Dr Bige low remedies in thrift tips
Thrifty advice urges savings and recommends Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Core and Simmon Liver Regulator as speedy cures. Promotions claim relief for dyspepsia and health woes. Endorsements note L. F. Gackenheimer as seller. A quip about corsets and a note on a misleading bear misidentification accompany retail claims for salves and tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bigelow
L. F. Gackenheimer
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the van Wert Printing Company
WREN
Will Close
Ohaoe
Grant Osborne
D. M. Poling
Ada
M. F. Hafford
A. Shrides
Lafayette
Charlie
Joe Askins
Lima
Jennie
Della Lockard
Jennie Morgan
Edith Priddy
Michigan
Jennie Feasel
Delphos
Jennie Kershaw
Young
New Baltimore
C. F. Manship
Blisses Kittie Yost
Mary Deniston
Hamlet
Belmore
Delma South
Norsul
North Tully Itena
Whitcraft
Louis
Tully
Union Township
Adam Rolson
St. John’s
Richard Davidson
Allen County
Emma Slife
Morgan County
Alabama
Thad
Tres
Times
Richard Norris
Humpy
Burt Wise
Jachson Township
North Tully
South Liberty
Sam Jones
New York World
Senator Payne
Albert Medical Institute
Albertian
Mont
Albert
Hilantus
Tremblink Centurion
Quy
United
Sian
Castoria
Oxford
Brooklys, N.Y
Tam Currave Courant
Felton Street, N. Y
J. D. Bernd & CO
Sfe Seonen
Vicksburg
Memphis
Fort Henry
Donelson
Shiloh
Miss
Governor Chase
McClellan
Fremont
McDowell
Burnside
Franklin
Pope
Sumner
Theissippi
Hunter
Mitchel
Seeco
Hamlin
Congress
West
Wallandingham
Henry May
Wendell Phillips
New York Tribune
M. Hatsteap
James A. Garfield
Chicago
MR. Garfield
F. Gackenheimer
Dr. King
L. F P. Gackenheimer
Jones
Bebe
Bucklen
Bi F
Guckenheimer
Pune
Castoris
Simmons
Jack
South Wine
Ica
Joseph T. Inman
New York City
Griggs
Dr. Fenner
B. F. Gackenheimer
Loeely
Woolford
Itses & Sox
CREA
viraiLine
Srecinie
al Xenaathou
Owen Simmons
J. H. Zeilin
Gon
Newark
Fredonta
Wim. TH
Steiner
Herald
Ae Bon
iPass
Ionnd
Cme
Rorihwest
BiLini
USA
Branafore
Paton
Beter Peorhe Council
Ranwas
Leavommerth
Mehlson
Jean Chie
Kas
Albert Lea
Union
Tice
Easton
Mices
R. R. Cable
E. ST. John
Palmer
Palmer's
E. A. Palmer & Bro
Cleveland
O. Janly
Court of Common Pleas
van Wert
van Wert County
Hio
J. W. Rager
C. Strother
J. O. Wder
Alaxander & Darnell
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