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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
1
Congress opens next Monday for a three month session with plans to reapportion House seats, authorize a permanent army of about 100000, and reduce war taxes. debate may delay ship subsidy action until later. Census data will guide new representation and potential changes to House membership.
Three prayer meetings were held Tuesday evening in remote town areas to aid attendance. Baptist at Taylor and Crawford streets lists Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 45 and 1 00 by Rev Guirey Junior Union at 300 BP 10 Senior Union 6 00 pm. Presbyterian led by Rev J A Gordon with Sunday school 9 30 Lee R Bonewitz superintendent. High theme at 10 45 Where Are the Nine Miss Cross to sing a solo Christian Endeavor 6 00. pastor preaches Singing as We Go. Sir Arthur Sullivan hymns used in evening. Choir to provide music morning and evening. All invited. AT MARY S CATHOLIC Corner Chestnut and Central Ave high mass and sermon first and fifth Sundays 10 00 am third Sunday 10 30 vespers and benediction 2 00 pm Mass weekdays 7 30 am. Everyone welcome. Lutheran Bey I D Worman pastor Sunday school 9 30 pulpits filled both services Lutheran Leagues 6 00 pm You are invited to these services.
Jury in Come ron Pleas Court returned a verdict for defendant Dr. W. C. Cole v Cincinnati Northern Railroad. Trial before Judge Mooney Tuesday found no cause for action. Plaintiff sought nineteen hundred dollars for alleged personal damages. jury deliberated about four hours.
Fragmentary notice records a reference to a person named John Henry in a 1901 entry dated January 16. The garbled text mentions a value or price and Bram Brow appears as a possibly associated name or place. Further readable context is limited.
Tamny Youtoe NOD Seninbe, held at the Oneetek Reformatory, is recommended by the Superintendent and Chaplain for parole. The board will host a hearing on November 23, 1900, to consider the bid and related application.
The remains of Pearl Estry, who died in the State Hospital at Toledo, were brought there Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held Wednesday from the home of his mother, Mrs. E. B. Collett. Henry Hayman of Jackson township, who died Sunday, was buried Tuesday morning. he was 47. George Hemphing, an elderly county resident, died Monday at his home in Washington township.
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