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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

2

The Herald Printings Co Wooster Ohio Notice

The Herald announces subscription rates for Wooster Ohio with prices 1.60 per year before April 1 and 2.00 after, 75 cents if prepaid after April, plus a note that advertising is available. It requests communications include name and address and warns items without author contact will not be addressed.

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Alcohol and Crime in Allegheny Prison System

The warden reports for the year ending December 30 1900 that 9182 prisoners were received up from 8440 the prior year The jail physician notes 96 percent of those committed needed alcohol related care and 6727 convicted suspects were all victims of the alcohol habit The piece argues saloon business harms municipal prosperity and calls for reform.

Allegheny Pa.) County

The Cost of Crime in National Crime Figures

Eugene Smith argued before the National Prisons Association in Cleveland that annual policing costs reach about 200 million dollars plus 600 million dollars from 250 000 crime professionals earning 11 600 yearly. He warned the total exceeds the value of U S cotton or wheat and urged churches to address crime tied to liquor traffic as the century begins.

Eugene Smith National Prisons’ Association Cleveland United States

Prohibition Boosts Population in Massachusetts Says Census

The census analysis shows no license cities in Massachusetts outpacing licensed ones in population gains over the last decade. In ten years nine of the top ten growth towns were no license, with Winthrop and Everett highlighted for large gains. Suburban towns near trolley lines show the strongest rise as banishment of liquor is linked to wealth health and happiness.

Maassachusetts U.S.A Winthrop Everett

Easter Social and Visits Highlight Local Family News

Mr and Mrs John Amatutz of Michigan visit paternal grandparents while cousins Amstutze Greynamyer and Zimmerman families travel from Piqua to stay with relatives. Miss Elsie Shallenberger of Wilmot conducts business. Jessie Yoder enjoys vacation from Barberton schools. Epworth Leagues present Easter program. Branch meeting of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in Ashland features Africa lecture and China map talk. Dr and Mr Shraden of Cleveland visit Ira Miller family.

John Amatutz Michigan Peter Amstutze Homer Greynamyer Piqua Zimmerman Elsie Shallenberger Wilmot Jessie Yoder Barberton Epworth

Wooster Echoes of University and Local Notices

University notes from Wooster detail sermons, visits, and career moves. Notables include L E Holden sermon in Cleveland and Prof C Boyd visiting Mansfield. Easter travel for Rev A W March from Syria, boxer of Wooster. Supt Henry Williams named head of new Ohio University normal department. Bloomington golf club planned under Clarence Allis. Camp railway to West Lebanon to begin passenger service next month.

L E. Holden Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church Cleveland Edward Sauvain Bever Street Edward Hills Chicago al Viet College Wooster Harry Loyonberger Houston East Bloomington C C. Boyd Mansfield Oscar Hills University of Pennsylvaniay Medical Philadephia College Avenue A W. Maroh Syria New York March Knoxville Tenn Henry G Williams Marietta Ohio University Athens W. J. H. Strong East Washington Pittaburg O. A. Hille Westminster Memorial Chapel Bloomington Clarence Allis Applecreek West Lebanon Pennsylvania Company

Installation of Rev A Littell at Millersburg Presbytery

The April 1 installation in Millersburg featured Rev A Littell ordained as pastor of the united Millersburg Fredericksburg charge. Rev J W McClintock elected moderator, Rev W H Hubbell clerk. Littell from Princeton Presbytery welcomed. J T Caldwell and Rev W McClintock addressed the assembly. the congregation pledged fellowship to Littell and his wife.

H. Hubbell Millersburg McClintock A. Littell Findley Hubbell James A. Findley Wooster J W McClintock W H. Hubbell W A. Littell Princeton Presbytery J. C. Hanley Presbytery San Francisco Levy J. W. Martin, DD Fredericksburg W H. Rost Iberia W.T. Peckinpaugh General Assembly James Buchanan Dalton W. P. Fin Uley Boxwell Roark Schawffer J Learing Vresiden Creston Uv W Biddle Marshallville Knight Congres

Sunday Arrests and Town News From Orrville and Surroundings

Sunday arrests include Fred Yingling of Wooster and Rick Smith and Robert Campbell of Shreve on drunkenness charges. Smith and Campbell fined after pleading guilty. whiskey sourced from John Meier at his E Liberty saloon. Meier fined and arraigned. Yingling warned of Camton workhouse return. Additional arrest Frederick Egger may face Massion hospital commitment. Mrs. Lerner alleges his debauch. Obituary notes Georgia Boory dies in Millvale at 25 aged 20, wife of Rev C A Boory, previous Orrville resident.

Fred Yingling Wooster Rick Smith Robert Campbell Shreve Smith Campbell John Meier E Liberty Street Meier Frederick Egger Georgia Boory C. A. Boory Orrville Lutheran Church Millvale Allegheny H &, Thomas Orrville Smithville Rey C. A. Boory

Will Welch avert wreck on Pennsylvania Lines Perrysville incident

Will Welch of the Wooster wreck train signalled a fast moving No 8 to avert a collision near Perrysville on the Pennsylvania Lines last Saturday night. A wreck had halted both tracks at Perrysville and Lucas. No 2 was maneuvering when the warning lantern was shown, preventing a disastrous crash.

Will Welch Wooster Perrysville Perrysvilles Lucas Perryeville Welch

Ashland and Wooder Railway Timetable Change 1902

L B Critchfield issues the Ashland and Wooater Railway timetable effective January 27 1902 detailing station stops and service times for the regional line. The notice sets new daily schedules and rider guidance for the network.

The Ashland & Wooater Railway Co

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