Barberton growth and rail wrecks dot Barberton news
Barberton's Schaufula Bros expand to meet growing business while Dr Lee Graber from Mt. Eaton visits. Daily life covers residents moving in from Rittman, holiday gatherings, and a near head on collision between A B railroad engines No 8 and No 250 with both crews unharmed.
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Barberton
Schaufula Bros
Lee Graber
Mt. Eaton
Tressa Kanada
Louisa ‘Bovine
J. J. Wampler
Philip Sacrer
Teeaday
Rittman
F. L. Hunsinger
August Key
Elge Robinson
Weirich
Young girl elopes from Dresden with tin mill worker
Canton reports Addie Barron fifteen daughter of A J Barron a wealthy Dresden businessman is detained until a Dresden officer arrives to take her into custody after alleged elopement with Pete Moore once of Dresden now employed in the local tin mill Moore escaped by back door when marshal closed in. authorities still seek him.
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Canton
Addie Barron
A. J. Barron
Dresden
Pete Moore
Moore
Zapata County Officials Falter In English Speaking Ties
In Zapata county Texas the newly elected officials assume office and only the judge and county clerk can conduct business in English. The sheriff tax assessor collector and four commissioners along with many deputies speak fluently only Spanish and cannot carry on even brief English conversations. State law has no provision requiring English.
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Houston, Tex
Zapata County
Anti-Saloon League Reelects Officers in Columbia
The Anti-Saloon League re elected its officers with the exception of President Whitlock who retires due to ill health. A new president will be elected at Wednesday morning session. Elected officers include Vice President Rev Dr Emory W Hunt Denison University state superintendent Rev P A Baker Columbus assistant E H Charrington Columbus attorney W B Wheeler Toledo treasurer R S Brock Columbus secretary Dr F A Wilbur Vernon.
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Columbia
Anti-Saloon League
Whitlock
Emory W. Hunt
Denison University
P. A. Baker
Columbus
E. H. Charrington
W. B. Wheeler
Toledo
R. 8
Grocers Adopt Toledo Plan To Screen Debtors
Columbus. The State Retail Grocers Association voted to adopt the Toledo plan for universal credit. Reports on buyer reliability will be published regularly and circulated to all grocers across cities villages and hamlets.
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Columbus
Toledo
Ander
Anthracite Strike Commission Resumes Hearings in Scranton
Scranton, Pa December 3 The entire strike commission membership is not present but hearings resume at 10 o clock this morning. Commissioners Watkin Clark and Parker form the sub committee active during the Thanksgiving adjournment and have been in the city since the commission adjourned ten days ago.
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Scranton
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Watkin
Clark
Parker
New Trial Granted for Powers in Goebel Case
Frankfort Ky Dec 3 The appellate court granted Caleb Powers a new trial after his conviction in the Goebel murder conspiracy and life imprisonment sentence. The ruling follows appeal proceedings and sets a fresh start for Powers in the high profile case.
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Frankfort
Caleb
Powers
Goebel
Reverend Myers Endorses Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
Rev M D Myers presiding elder of the Free Methodist Church praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine after relief from nerv ous prostration and stomach issues. He claims restored health, gained weight, and ability to work long travel and preaching schedules. The ad notes druggists sell the remedy and a free book is available from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Omaha
Miles
Tama
M.D. Myers
Free Methodist Church
Correctionville
Epidemic prompting British live stock ban and relief boost
Washington warns the British have prohibited landing live stock from New England as an epidemic spreads. Acting Secretary Moore orders twenty veterinary surgeons to New England to aid the existing experts, with inspectors reassigned as export duties end.附 Additional notices promote discounted rail tickets to Northwest and Midwest destinations for colonists and home seekers through Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, with schedules and agents listed.
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Washington
New England
Department of Agriculture
Willis L. Moore
Bureau of Animal Industry
Great Britain
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Missouri
Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul Railway
Iowa
Minnesota
Hayden
Williamson Building
Cleveland
Ohio
Advertised Letters and Teething Syrup Notice
Postal list announces unclaimed letters including Miss Florensha Miss Garius Ella Heffner Miss Jenkins May Bassitt Thomas Barnes and others dated December 2 1902. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with price twenty five cents per bottle.
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Goat Hill
William Kipher
William Huston
J. D. Zapp
East Greenville
Jed Kipher
Nick Christmas
Fred Beck
Armory
Massillon
Rosslyn Davis
Pittsburg
Welsh Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Christ
Davis
Roundervalley
South Wales
Mr. Davis
Wales
Mrs. Davis
Merther
Dowlish
Rammey
Cardiff
Swansea
Humnowy
John Jones
United States
Thomas Thomas
Woodland
David Jones
Besse Lewis
Richard Aston
Newman
William Rhodes
Akron
William Scoville
Canal Fulton
Dehoff
John Linn
Margaret Young
Barbara Deshoff
Leavenworth
Newman Sunday School
Riverdale
Ira Smith
Mr. Wagner
Ora Rhinehart
Rockville
James Grant
Cinity
Beck Brothers
Loutzenberger
Shetler
Beach City
Lonas Farm
Parks Farm
Mase
Geanga County
Dangeleigen
Sandyville
Crystal Spring
Addy Rohr
H. W. Ries
Pauline Klein
Hannah Scharr
August Ehret
Philip Young
Myrtle Smith
East End Hill
North Lawrence
Ruth Nelson
Eva Ellis
Wiliam Hyde
Orrville
J. Mottershead
M. KE
Frank Brown
Lawrence
Grace Newstetter
Ed Buttermore
Jacob Lawrence
Russell Campbell
Edith Harrold
Masslion
William Ketler
J. M. McDowell
D. Wampler
R. QO. Ellis
Matthew New
Ft. Wayne
Urban Hill
John Newstetter
Batton
White
Buttermore & Newstetter
Mary Wilson
Hugh Wilson
E. H. Buttermore
Sonnenberg
Elias Augsberger
Putnam County
Jacob Nusbaum
David Hostetter
Holmes County
Tillie Tschantz
William Hostetter
New Salem
Daniel Amstutz
Fanny Zaugg
Daniel Welty
Peter Amstutz
Solomon Schwartz
West
Daniel Bixler
David Moser
Benjamin Amstuta
Genoa
Lewis Boli
John Harmon
Fred Marchand
Anna
Metta Ricksecker
Navarre
Miss Elva
Hazel Marchand
William Wilson
Flick Brothers
Frank Wade
John Wallace
Richville
Snyder
Allen Houriet
Clara Shell
Herman Walters
Warren Erb
Mansfield
William Jones
Mary Rody
Elizabeth Wampler
Sabina McDowel
Stanwood
Peter Rodecker
Adam Weisgerber
Heister Oberlin
Morgan County
W. D. Oberlin
Jonathan Stoner
Mise Nellie Stoner
Wilmot
Ed Oberlin
Justus
Rocky Mountain Tea
Z. T. Baltzly
Edmund B. Jones
Edmond B. Jones
M. Beck
Sugarcreek Township
Bright
McFarren Church
Warner
Bock
Marsillon
Doylestown
Burlington
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jones
Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Union Veteran Legion
Rochester
Beck
Ambrose Ehret
H. Wademan
Michigan
Frank
Gustave Ehret
Alice Kelley
Uhrichsville
Tillie Young
Retail Grocers’ Association
Arbitration Commission
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Monarch
Thomas
Chicago & North-Western Ry
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Superior Street
von Gert
Fassillon
Kumpelur
Bra
Les
Mariel Lever
Mabel Linard
Lenora Young
Wer Heyer
Edward Henry
A. B. Howard
A. R. Kendrick
Louise King
M. H. League
Clarence Miller
Milton
J. Neal
Marshall Rowland
Chas. Belfert
F. Selis
F E. Sharp
G. V Shorter
F. Stansbury
Dr. D
M Ward
Geo. Wisman
Walter Wood
W. J
Ssillon
Usher
Clouse
Canal Hotel
Tome
Cleveland Avenue
Cor
Fourth Street
MBS
Lida Endinger
Crystal Springs
Conrad Hotel
John Ostheimer
W. Main St
Albert Clouser
New Berlin
Austin Koern
Wooster
W. J. Clouse
Sarvatin
Crolf
Boston
Clothing House
S. Erie St
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