List of state constitutional officers and judges candidates
For Lieutenant Governor Ed Lampson of Ashtabula. For Treasurer John Brown of Jefferson. For Judge of the Supreme Court EF Dickman of Cuyahoga. For Attorney General D K Watson of Franklin. For Clerk of the Supreme Court A H Hester of Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lampson
Ashtabula
John Brown
Jefferson
Supreme Court
EF. J. Dickman
Cuyahoga
D. K. Watson
Franklin
A. H. Hester
van Wert
Cleveland to stump Ohio as Foraker foes grow
The report says Grover Cleveland will campaign in Ohio to oppose Foraker, signaling a major Republican contest. The Auglaize Republican is praised while a libel suit targets a St Marys correspondent. The Times faces critique over its coverage of Roller and Freck and McCoy and Robinson, while the Bulletin remains a Van Wert local news and pro Dow law publication.
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Grover Cleveland
Ohio
Foraker
Common Pleas Court
St. Marys
Times
Roller and Freck
McCoy
Robinson
Terr
Bu.erin
Bullerin
van Wert
But- Letin
Republican Party
Bulxeriy
Democrats propose fix after Auglaize ditch dispute
A report criticizes the Auglaize ditch proceedings and Malick's $186 charge as excessive, noting engineers say $120 would suffice. Commissioners face defeat at the polls as farmers speak at York township and Malick plans a post election survey for Mr. Roller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malick
McCoy
Mercer
York Township
Roller
Democratic
Indicative of Success for Ohio Republicans
The piece advocates a Republican victory in Ohio this year praising Gov. Foraker as a leader. It extols an honest ticket, strong platforms including protection, well managed state institutions, restored state credit, and asserts Democratic disunity and anticipated defeat. It frames single party confidence and anticipated broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gov. Foraker
Van Wert County Progress Declared by 1839 Vote Tone
The Voledo Commercial notes Van Wert county's 1839 232 vote and last fall's total of 6 077. It describes the county as late in Ohio development but poised to rise among the state's best, with rich soil and strong farmers. It cites timber and ditching as past hurdles and anticipates fertile growth ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Ohio
Voledo Commercial
Court of Common Pleas
van Wert County
Kritzinger & Kirsch
William Springer
Towit
Greenwood
Isaac R. Tudor
Sweet & Blackly
General Assembly
State of
Senate
House of Representatives
Hosea of Representatives
Bec
Hach
Pleasant Township
Amos T. Dailey
Henry Webster
Letters on Van Wert town saloon debate and youth
A reader challenges local newspapers and editors over statements blaming Van Wert youths for drinking and disorder. The letter defends the boys, calls for publishing accusers’ names, and urges clear stance on local option versus open saloons with gambling and obscenity. It warns of lasting reputational harm and shared responsibility.
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Bulletin
van Wert
Times
Boy sought to travel and sell trees and books
A boy aged 14 to 16 who can read and write is wanted to accompany me to travel and sell fruit trees and books. Address Wm. Jacobs at Commercial House in Middlepoint, Ohio.
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Wm. Jacobs
Commercial House
Middlepoint
Ohio
Man’s betrayal drives woman to public prostitution case
James Hancock abandoned his wife and two children for a town mistress. When his wife found his note, neighbors rallied to comfort her as Hancock’s mistress faced charges for keeping a house of prostitution. The community condemns the husband and supports Mrs. Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hancock
Washington Street
Hancock
Shasta Items and Dakota Wheat Shortage Report
Community notes report Mrs. Kuhl improving slowly and a child injury treated by Dr. Smalley. A wagon incident near C. Bruni and a stalled machine are mentioned. Editorial urge for Baptist church use and support for Foraker. Dakota wheat crop is 30,000,000 bushels short with extreme drought and winds. Montana also sees feed shortages as cattlemen prep for fewer range stock.
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C. C. Bruni
Dr. Smalley
Enterprise
David Slagle
Shriver
Seneca County
Philip Whitten
The
Baptist Church
Foraker
Ohio
Curiaco
Grafton
Dak
Dakota
Red River
Pembien
Walsh
Grand Forks
Traill
Cass
Richland
Olson County
Ramsey
Devil's Lake
Turtle Mountain
Northern Pacific
Bonanza
Bismarck
Jim River
Manitoba
Fargo
Walsh County
Montana
World wheat shortage deepens with India crop crash
Telegraphic reports from Bombay and London warn the Indian wheat crop will not ease the world food shortage this year. European harvests face mixed prospects with Russia and Austro Hungary hit hard east of the tenth parallel, while Britain France Italy likely buy more grain. American crop outlook drives hoped price relief as markets tighten amid droughts and cyclones.
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Dakota
New York
New York Times
London
Bombay
Bry
Vienna
Europe
England
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Russia
Austro-Hungary
Odessa
Austro- Hungary
Roumania
Rance
India
Australasia
United States
Washington
America
Lehmann and Son Sell White Goods and Textiles
Local merchants H. GG. Lehmann and Son advertise Figured and Dotted Swiss fabrics at 121 2 cents and 15 cents per yard. They offer special low prices to close out remaining stock of White Goods.
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H. GG. Lehmann & Son
Xenia Jail Lacks Inmate for Three Weeks
A Xenia jail has been without an inmate for three weeks, leaving authorities to reassess procedures and housing plans while awaiting new bookings.
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Xenia
Methodist Mite Society Meeting Planned on Washington Street
The Methodist Mite Society will meet with Mrs. Joe Ross on South Washington Street next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Mite Society
Joe Ross
South Washington Street
Evangelical Association Sabbath Services Invited
Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m. A cordial invitation to everybody. Frep Rausen pastor.
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Evangelical Association
Frep Rausen
Woman's Relief Corps Social Planned in Collet Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a social at Collet Hornley’s hall next Wednesday evening July 24. Admission is 10 cents with ice cream and cake free. All are invited and proceeds fund a soldier monument.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Collet & Hornley’s Hall
Soldier Monument
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Pan,Wert Bulletin
John A. Arnold & CO
van Wert, Ohio
J. B. Poraker
Hamilton
Board of Public Works
W. M. Hahn
Joan Hancock
Ross
Kansas City
Central Thompson-Houston Company
Findlay
Ice Cream Social
Bouton & Lawrence
Lowe Brothers
Biden
Myers
Court House
E. Richardson & CO
Geneva
W. ©. Hastings, M. D
Slade
J. B. Wright
M. D
Tully Street
F. O. Cur van
John Yiesly
Emanuel Yiesly
Saltzgaber & Glenn
P. F
Robert Ireland
John B. Ireland
Sherifef
M. E
Shanes Crossing
Hardesty & Ramsey
F. M. Hardesty
Paine
J.T. Corps- Land
8. C
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
B. A. Dow
Burlington, VI
Vorse
Fronerreto & Vore
East Main Street
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo
Davis
United States OF America
Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
Columbus
A. D
Sheriffs Sale
Joseph B. Beave
Joseph Adams
Court of Common
Johnson and Evers
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw Railroad Company
Glenn & Johnson
Mattings
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Samuel B. Jones
Rhoda C. Jones
Pioneer
Sic
Bambercer
H. Wassenberc
Wassenberg
Hiestand
Photographe
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