Local Notes and Gossip From Wooster Town
In Wooster several items of town life appear. Mrs. Chas Millard ill with rheumatism and Miss Katie Rippel visiting Strasburg are noted, along with visits from Joseph Reed as county recorder candidate, and local political activity. A church service at St Timothys is recorded, along with C B Heckmans recovery, and street railway speculation. A lecture by Prof E A Jones on alcohol is announced for the new Disciple church with 15 to 25 cent admission.
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the Wrather
Ohio
Tonicht
New Christian Church
RE. A. Jones
Katie Rippel
Strasburg
W. D. Clause
Cleveland
Chas. Millard
Charles Morgetson
Bert Lynch
Canton
Helen Meeker
Alliance
Joseph A. Reed
County Recorder
C. B. Heckman
Jacob Walls
W. R. Hire
Beach City
Addie Rehman
Ft. Wayne
Raser
J. N. Merwin
Theo Brown
Plum Street
Thomas Hopkinson
St. Timothy’s Church
Asahel Bresee
Toledo
Donecker & Sanford
J. E. Smith
Jim Emery
Conrad
Wooster
A. W. Hall
Howells
C. Christianson
E. H. Seeley
Crestline
W. H. Stine
J. W. Openheimer
Davis
Jas. H. Hunt
Pittaburg
St. Bernard
Don H
New York
Sir Bedivere
Alton
Pittsburg
Episcopal Church
Mabel Dielhenn
Florence Dangler
Anna Willenberg
Dielhemn Bros
Fisher
West Tremont Street
Ft. Wayne Bridge
Edward Tordt
Diamond Alley
J. F. Paul
E. A. Jones
New Disciple
Anna Edgar
Nellie King
Messrs
Mitchell, Manly
J. E
William Johns
Sternberg and Rouse Deliver Lively Recital Evening
Sternberg performed a varied program including Gluck Saint-Saens Rheinberger and Scarlatti with fire and exacting phrasing. Mrs. B L Rouse sang with a powerful mezzo soprano voice while composer Feuchtinger earned praise for managing a highly successful concert.
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Boothe
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Horribly Mutilated Passenger Train Derails at Navarre
W and L E express No. 5 derailed 600 yards above Navarre station. All passengers escaped. Mail Agent McLean severely injured with a six inch gash and protruding bowels. Cause cited as a defective switch rod possibly broken by northbound train. Conductor Seese's three cars wrecked. repairs to track planned within two hours.
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McLean Stone
No. 5
Seese
M’lean
McLean
Carroll County
Gans
Ridenour
Massillon
P.G. Albright
J. M. Clark
Sternberg Advocates Modern Composers and Education
The pianist Mr Sternberg explains his selections with short notes and urges contemporary composers be given fair play. He recalls 1865 Leipzig bans on Chopin Schumann and Liszt and notes secret student study leading to their later popularity. He predicts Jensen, a paralytic composer, will achieve lasting fame.
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Sternberg
Chopin
Schumann
Liszt
Leipsic
Cay
Jensen
World Against Her Opera Audience Mixed Feelings
Agnes Wallace Villa drew a fair audience but failed to meet expectations as an emotional actress. The troupe showed strong support, costumes were elegant and tasteful, and the review notes a mixed reception to Villa’s performance.
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Agnes Wallace Villa
Tex Independent
Wallace
E. B. Bayliss
Wallace Sisters
James H. McLain
P. G. Albright
Mrs. Villa
Ballot Fraud Plot Reported in City Council Race
A scheme to wreck a hose cart driver election surfaced as Republican members left the chamber to lunch. Democratic leaders exposed attempts to plant fraudulent ballots bearing Ed Ertle and Dobson names to influence the vote, with a party leader admitting the plan and calling it open but necessary to watch for fraud.
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Council
Ed. Ertle
Messrs
Leo
Cameron
Dobson
Sneak Thief on Main Street Steals Coats
Jacob Graze reports a thief entered his store after hours and took his overcoat and undercoat from a desk hook. The suspect, a one armed drunk, admitted the theft but pleaded lack of intent to keep the coats. Graze warned him and chose not to pursue legal action.
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Jacob Graze
Big Panic in Paris Bank Run Shocks City
Special dispatch from Paris reports a large financial panic with the Societie des Deputs, De Comptes Canyants experiencing a major run. The government and Bank of France decline aid as the London stock exchange reels from the news. The bank seeks 50 million francs to cover losses amid growing fear of a broader crisis.
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Paris
Independent
Societie Des Deputs, de Comptes Canyants
Bank of France
London Stock Exchange
Supreme Court Invalidates Cincinnati Board of City Affairs
The supreme court declared the Cincinnati board of city affairs unconstitutional this morning. Two judges dissented. The board was created by the current legislature and its legality is now in question.
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Independent
Columsus
Cincinnati Board of City Affairs
Ladies Invitation to Ceramic Art Display in Massillon
To the Ladies of Massillon an invitation is issued to visit the Hotel Conrad next Tuesday March 17 from 1 to 4 p m for a display of decorated china and the latest novelties by Mrs M L Myers. A complete Worcester line of colors and silk painting items will be shown and offered for sale.
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Hotel Conrad
M. L. Myers
Worcester
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