University Notes from Wooster Campus Report
Activities at Wooster include sermons by President Holden at Kanke Chapel, faculty movements, and student news. Notable items: Miss Ella Truman’s arithmetic work praised. Miss Miriam Bille returns from Boston. the spring term begins with about forty new matriculates. an upcoming Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting is planned for Millerburg. a preliminary debate selects debaters for Denis on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Weat
Misa Eila Truman
Bammer
Misa Eila O. Truman
Sioux City
Iowa
Speer
Miss Roman Ia
Chicago
Hne Firet
Mr. Speer
New England
Conservatory of Music
Boston
University
Westminstero E
North Carolina
West Virginia
Pennnsylvania
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
Wooster
Milleraburg
Attacdance
Foreign Missionary Society
Band
Denis
Athensean Hall
Compton
Matoer
Custer
Fackler
Murray Frame
Corbett
Athenaean Society
Irving Thogrades
Dr Bills Cough Syrup Promises Quick Catarrhal Cures
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Bills Cough Syrup as a universal remedy for catarrhal affections. It claims the medicine cures throat cords heat and longas and has performed for the past fifty years.
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Bill
Tragic Train Death of Frank Baker at Central City
Frank Baker, about 36, of Beaver Falls Pa and Wooster born, was instantly killed near Newark when struck by B and O engine No 103 while walking on the track. He had been placing cement under a freight shed and did not hear the whistle. The body, found with $67 and letters from Cincinnati, Beaver Falls, and Hammond, was examined. he belonged to the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Geo. Baker
Fast North At
Newark
Frank Baker
Bever Falla
Wooster
Beaver ‘Falla
Penn. Co
Mary Logue
Beallave
Regis A. Smith
Newark Tribune
InterTocker Switch Company
Central City
Cincinnati
Beaver Falls
Hammond
Quiet Election Marks Omittleville Balloting
Elections passed off without bloodshed and turnout included many women voters. Directors Breneman Blough Weaver and Mufer named in the tally. Local changes include Sander taking half interest in Neat Winter estate and moves to Blaybough building. Notables visit and townsfolk report various social and business movements.
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D. W. Sander
Blaybough
G Tucker
New London
J D Baum
Henry Hoff
Bert Lodwick
Philippines
Howe
A. A. Breneman
C. V Blough
Jo Weaver
Jacob Mu
Mrs Zenith Crane 93 Dies in Wooster Ohio
Mrs Polly Crane widow of Zenith Crane of Cansan township died at 5 oclock Saturday evening at her daughter Mrs W S Orrs home 10 College avenue. She was born in Racell Mass and was 93 years 17 days. Surviving are four Swapttery and one son. Brief services were held at residence at 3 pm Sunday. The body will be taken to Jackson Presbyterian church Tuesday at 10 am for services and burial.
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Polly Crane
Zenith Crane
Cansan Township
Orr
College Avenue
Rascell
Masa
Crane
Wayne County
Wooster
Enoch Stiles
Washington
Jackson
Wooster Tunnel and Mining Company Stockholders Meet
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of The Wooster Tunnel and Mining Company on Tuesday May 1 at 2 oclock p m in Wooster Ohio. Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and other business as may come before the meeting will be transacted. Secretary W A Motuey dates the notice April 2 1900.
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The
Wooster Tunnel & Mining Company
Wooster Tunnel and Mining Company
Wooster
Ohio
Appeal for India Relief Drives Wayne County Action
Wayne County appeals for immediate aid to India as millions starve and die. Rev J Frank Smith leads a county effort to ship corn via the Christian Herald, funding a 100 bushel donation per $40, with a central committee in Wooster to collect funds and forward grain or money to New York. Committees and pastors urged to canvass communities and report results by April.
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India
Christan
Wayne County
R. G. Hobbs
Springfield
West
Christian Herald
New York
Thiaia
Hobbes
Illinoois
Lows
Missouri
Nebraska
Kanane
County
Wayne
Worthy
Ciizenact Wooster
Herald
LM Ll
J. Frank Smith
J Frank Surry
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for May Term
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas lists grand jurors to meet May 7 with names such as Frank Rutt George Kline Fred Wagner Julius Maine Milton Thomas Reed and others. Petty jurors named for May 14 include Kiine Harley Riffil Adrian Swartz J L Barton Henry Koapp and additional Wooster and Canal area residents.
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Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Frank Rutt
Chester Geo. P. Kline
Oongrean
Fred Wagner
Greene
Julius Maine
Milton
Thomas Reed
Sugarcratk
Fred Rice
Cheater
W. A. Caller
Canaan
L. W. Brono
Eat Union
N A
Habler
Congreae
Wai
James Ewing
Chippewa
Otto Troutman
Clinton
J S. Knight
Congrane
W Oz. Tracy
East Union Petic
Kiine
4Th Ward
Wooster
Harley Riffil
Constank
Adrian Swartz
Plaio
J. L. Barton
Plain
J. J. Peterming
Salteroek
Henry Koapp
George E. Kean
Osman Joseph Sullivan
5Th Ward
B. W. Molter
Clinton Pater Eberly
Frank F. Geddis
East Union
Silas Fliat
Baughman
Samiel Barger
Chippawa
C. R. Beckley
Jacob A. Marchandlet Ward
Assessors Begin Work After Meeting With Auditor Peckinpangh
Assessors met in the office of Auditor A B Peckinpangh on Monday and were instructed in dating. They will perform homework as assessors of prior years and will enumerate old soldiers across numerous townships and wards including Mt Eaton Weat Lebanon West Lebanon Chippewa Doyles Town Milton East Union Salt Greek Freder ckeburg Maysville and Madisonbare among others led by names such as J M Arnold Levi Nelawanger Amos Zeigler E R Lavce and Wm Hall with various ward assignments.
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B. Peckinpangh
Louie Girard
Mt. Eaton
Weat Lebanon
P. Weirich
Bagar Creek
J. M Arnold
McQuaid
Baughman
let—Benj. Robicon
Barton City
Levi Nelawanger
Orrville
Amos Zeigler
Marshallville
Chippewa
Clem Hammer
Doylestown
Milton
J. M. Whitman
Rittman
E. R. Lavce
Sterling, Greene
Benj Hoover
Greene
Geo A. Kirkendall
East Union
A. L. Tasker
Apple Creek
Egat Union
Chang Shanklin
Baat Union
Salt Greek
Wm. Hall
Frederckeburg
Arthur Sons
Maysville
Franklin
Andrew Baller
Wooater
Eliab Purdy
Millbrook
Wayne
O. E. Fetzer
Madisonbare
Canaan
William Kook
Cavain Center
John V Dennis Burbank
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University Notes
Llewellyn Jones
Cleveland
Goat
O. W. Fretz
Shreve
Stadenta
Minas Jeannette Fitch
Attica
Kraus
Krana
Pitkin Fackler
Boyd A
J. Frame
Oauffman
Grettontook
Aection Gepg
Fosterman
Boas
Jewett
Hoover
Lodi
Mies Deselo Swanger
Mies Clara Derr
Hueton Rbonden
Simon Kracee
Michigan
Domer
Baltic
D Braneman
David Derr
John
Baltimore
Derr
Ira Miller
Akron
Geo. Starn
W.A. Motuey
Wooster, Ohio
Appeal For India
Citizatia
Wayne, County
Reliz
James Mullins
George Kettler
Frederick
W .H. Wiler
Jeane McClallan
J. G Sanborn
John C. Shultz
R. J. Smith
J. O H. Dickason
John A. Moore
James Lee
G Gill
Lieut. Unger
John A. Gann
G. Gillick
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Massillon and
North Bever &T
Grand and
Orrilla Shreve
Simon D Brenneman
Yoder
Wetternville
City Book Bindery
Radeo
Jacob Fischer
Wacker Bros
Cash
J. B. McCormick
Cash Store
Holmes County
May
Ferry
Cordova
Fprhchricksburg
OETIO
Nick Amster
Court House
West Liberty Street
Willer
Spink Street
Bowman St
Nold Ave
Bowes
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