Mistook Disinfectant for Nerve Tonic Endangering Man
A man, B Danford, nearly died after mistaking a bottle of enamelte acid disinfectant for nerve tonic. Doctors Mutcer Wisherd and Irvin treated him through the night and pumped the poison from his system. He survived but suffered a heart attack blamed on the toxin.
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Wedne
Mr Danford
Mutcer
Wisherd
Irvin
Danford
Phsician
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Wooster Poo Team Beats McVarre at Crag Gt
In a lively Wooster display the Wooster Poo team defeated McVarre on a rapid Oak gad MO cadens course. Key players from The bene tg Welton and GMnee Wwemosterd led the scoring as the crowd watched a tight contest.
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the Wooster
Mtvare
Better Ag
Gmnee
Dodge First Train Incident Leaves One Dead
Reports indicate a collision involving a first train near Zanesville on May 14. WG McMana sustained injuries while others were hurt. authorities say the scene was chaotic with passengers fleeing and a bystander assisting until help arrived.
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Zanesvilu
Ward English
Palgts
McMana
Madge and Child Inhouse Fire Shocks Town
Fragmentary note describes a fence fire and a person involved at an unnamed location. No clear names or dates emerge from the unreadable text. Local residents reported smoke and alarm but details remain obscured.
Taken to Sanitarium for Cleared Illness in Crete
Fragmentary report notes Korgr Cuskee taken to a sanitarium near Overton with illness described as cetatdle rea and old age. Local caregivers Schmuich and bey ington report about family and dog hashfords, while Wet date erty details remain unclear.
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Crete
Overton
Schmuich & Beyington
Amiltubates
Vhs
Wooster Color Day Plans Include Oratorical Contest
The university colors day features a May Queen crowning and class stunts on the quad. An interscholastic oratorical contest closes the evening as Wooster invites all residents of Wayne County to campus for a festive Friday celebration.
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Suhday
Wooster
Interstace
Universits Chapel
Holden
Wayne County
Wiltiers
Tle
Fridas
Church receives portion of estate in probate case
The will of Catharine M Parcel, from Jormes county, admitted to probate. John McHad eon and W R Kerrebig witnessed the proceedings. Keer named as executor with bond set at 2860 dollars, confirming that one third of the estate goes to the Methodist church at Big Prairie Charity. The dialogue hints at the clergy stipend question during the bridle event.
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Catharine M Parcel
Jormes County
Ben
John Mc Hadeon
W RL Kerre
FC Watchel
J M Htudson
Big Prairie
Untitled fragment hints at race and dates in village chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text references events to occur today and in October. Mentions a treat at a gathering, a race or meeting, and individuals with unclear roles. Readers see scattered names and numbers amid garbled phrases suggesting a local notice or column.
Unclear text on political party contest and allegations
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a boys corn contest and a political dispute involving the Progressive and Republican parties. The passage mentions candidates, party figures, and alleged amalgamations but lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
First Session of Sunday School Convention Held
The first of two sessions of the Sunday school convention met this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Program began at two with devotional, appointment of committees, treasurer and secretary reports, and an address by Rev J J Kett.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ek Yorney
Becfciars
J. J. Kett
Death of Tom Irvin Amid Electric Work Tragedy
Details emerge from the death of electrician Tom Irvin who was on a high pole with a crew when a signal to reenergize failed. John Bigeas returned with the body and authorities will review the incident and safety procedures.
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Sherernne
Mary J
Fae Chad
Bean de Due
Plate
Tenog
John Bigeas
Irvin
Plot and People Shape Quiet Local Mystery
A fragmented print item hints at a community puzzle involving hidden motives and an unexpected connection between residents. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a slow unfolding investigation. Readers are urged to watch for further details as clues surface.
Reform School Takes Boys into Care in Maine
In a regional report, a reform facility receives boys for pending cases and care arrangements. Officials note focused programs and supervision at the institution's location.
Sermon and Installation at Local Church Service
The morning sermon was delivered by the president of the university. A charge to the pastor followed, with an installation prayer by Rev De WS Fagleson from Columbus. Evening service featured Dr. McMillan on Mans Opportunity for Service in the Church. A parishioner announced the serious illness of a mother.
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Walloon
Defoe
Ode
Eben Peat
Tfmaverste GP Weer
Bres
de WS Fagleson
Columbus
Dr. McMillan
City Park Opening Planned for Tuesday
Unclear fragments indicate a city park opening event slated for Tuesday. The text mentions a ceremony and local involvement but lacks coherent details on location or participants.
Missionaries Sought for Student Voten Event
A local group urged that students be sent as missionaries and take up the work. The meeting, led by the Student Voten men’s group, discussed postponing activities to Wednesday May.
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Nts of
Aire
Srs
Colseuw
Creda
Lightning halts service on line at night near Wooster
A damaged wire and collapsed poles disrupted Southwestern Railroad service around Wooster. Lightning struck, causing fires and scattering debris that halted trains for the night. No injuries reported.
Johnson to Sign Bill Amid Legislative Push
Gov Johnson plans to sign a bill as the legislature advances a package of measures. Details remain scarce as officials cite routine approval and procedural steps before the governor's signature.
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Gov. Johnson
Bill
Divorced Wife Seeks Settlement After Idle Husband
The article discusses a wife seeking a divorce and financial settlement from her husband amid a dispute over assets and residency. It notes the couple’s residence near North Buck Street and mentions court proceedings and proposals for asset division.
See Our Two and Three Button English Sacks Garments
Garments emphasize the Your Look with semi fitting coats and long rolling collars. High cut vests feature smooth and rough weaves including serges and fancy materials. Prices match a wide range of styles and coverings.
Oars Wren Eng Aes Pen Rere
The readable fragments describe an oceanic setting with oars and engines and a brief note on a young person or crew member. It hints at a maritime task or voyage but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a concrete incident. The text remains fragmented and inconclusive.
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Progressive party in Wayne County reaffirms aims and invites members
A Wayne County Progressive group signals satisfaction with party gains and vows to build on past achievements. They invite stalwarts to join with full commitment while rejecting half measures, asserting the Chicago platform expresses mainstream U.S. ideals and would benefit the greatest number.
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Progressive Party
Wayne County
Moose
Moosets
May Pe ’Qupty
Shay Pereciples
Chicago
United States
YINKEY STARTS NEW PLUMBING AND HEATING BUSINESS
C A Yinkey opened a new plumbing and hot water steam heating business on May 15 at North Wackeye Street, previously occupied by McClure Co. He brings over 15 years of experience in Wooster and across the region, selling heating supplies and performing large scale work. Friends and trade circles in Wayoster wish him success.
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Yinh
Wackeye
McClure & Co
Mir Yinkey
Wooster
Tle
Yinkey
Yinukey
Elated over Oil Find in Patmes Coshen Township
John Ruhiman and Pittsburg partners report a second producing well near Patmes Coshen township with a 10 barrel first well and stronger producer. They lease about two acres and plan a pumping plant as high quality oil prompts expansion. Also noting the Strandbee steamer will begin daily service July 1 with 500 staterooms and 1500 passengers on inland waters.
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Ruhiman
Pittsburg
Patmes Coshen
Kuhlman
Salem
Cleveland
Buffalo
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