Local Wooster News Highlights and Civic Notes
The Wooster Journal reports on community events, appointments, and local incidents across Wayne County. Highlights include Richard Warron named postmaster at Golden Corners, census district expansion, school vaccinations in Doylestown, and progress on Wooster telephone modernization.
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Arbor Day
Doylestown
Richard Warron
Golden Corners
Lewis Bolus
South Market Street
Doyleatowh Journal
Found Guilty in Shooting With Intent Case
The jury in Obio va. Jos. for shooting HB. Hoover of Mt. Patonith found a verdict of guilty for shooting with intent to kill.
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Obio
Wooster Hardware Co Opens With Notable Show
Wooster Hardware Co. celebrated a successful opening Saturday at its Academy of Music quarters. A large crowd attended despite poor roads and gloomy weather. Manufacturers represented included Columbia Buggy Co of Hamilton Columbus Buggy Co Herring Buggy Cov of Mansfish Paugs and McMurry Solky Co of Marion. The bicycle department is up to date and several new jobs were created, signaling strong future patronage.
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Wooster Hardware Co
Academy of Mualé
Columbia Boggy Co
Hamilton
Columbus Buggy Co
Anterior & Co
Detroit
Mid
McMurry Solky Co
Marion
Free Life Pills Offer and Real Estate Deeds Listing
Free Life Pills offer with address request to Dr King samples. Then detailed transfers of real estate in Wayne and surrounding townships listing various warranty and quitclaim deeds with acres, townships, and prices. Also Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertised as a reliable 25 cent remedy.
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H. E. Bucklen & C
Chicago
Dr King
Laubach& Boyd, Drugerats
George A. McIlvaine
Julia A. Borkholder
Canaan Township
Elmer Rogers
H. Myera
Greene Township
Price Raseaul Et al
Jobn Bricker
John Jacob Walter
Julia Ann Foreman
Jefferson
Catherine Walter
George W. Garver
W. H. Wagner
Congress Township
Enos Beery
Frank Caillet
Naomi Caillet
Milton Township
Mary A. Fre
W. L. Newsteller
Wooster
Ezra E. Cornelius
Shreve
Anna Landheso
Monga Lendy
Taere
John J. Zegatnse
Leonard L. Lance
Mchael Zegafose
Sophia Grosjean
Ellen Grosjean
Paint Township
Laura J. Fiscus
John J. Lower
Joseph A. Herpel
Elisabeth Baum
Harrison Armstrong
Wayne Township
Famous Jurist-Dead Washington States Supreme Court Justice Dies
Justice Stephen Be Ot of the United States Supreme Court died on Capitol Hill at 6 30 pm from kidney complications. Probate court proceedings in this issue list administrators, accounts, and hearings including Lydia Mickey Charles O Jones W O Collins and others with May 5 and May 6 hearing dates.
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Washington
U Cited
States—supreme, ‘Court
Capitol Hill
Thin City
A . Fike
Lydia Mickey
Charles O. Jones
Ferk
Protate Court
Collins
Joseph Fire
Julio Snell
Lela Snell
Aled
Teaac Anderson
Cyrus
Irene Blough
Jos
T. Blough
Laura Gilbert
Smithville
Gallipolis
Price Rossel
Allen & Meansland
Albert Boyder
Hugh Calbertson
Adan Eyman
John Bindman
Orp Sheets
Sherte
Ted Oswald
Wm Cackey
David Gant
Eash
H. B Swartz
Wm. E. Tillomon
J.E Bechtel
A G Orr
Jacob Bechtel
B. F. Mykrantz
Daniel Thomas
Wm. Berger Et al
J D Armstrong
Lucinda McCullough
Gilbert Searight
J R. Zidmerman
Florence Ewing
Robert Hatfield
Zeno H Elliott
M. G. Reed
O. J. Brennerman
Fiat
Michael Marr
Elizabeth Achenbach
L J. Bredley
Henry Gaul
D. J. Yoder
el Byler
Auckerman
Christian Barnard
David Beck Et al
Daniel Beck
James Taggart
David Yoder
Anderson Wallace
J .E. Zimmerman
Samuel Mallinger
RB. Bell
Bell
Wm. Oaskay
David Gaul
J. D. Zook
Leah Gaul
Marshal L. Kob
P. L. Kob
Sarah J. Austin
John Austin
John Eby
Creston
Wm. Berbert
Hannah Barbert
Henry Plasterer
Consolidation Talks Roar Over Cleveland Lines and Coal Fields
Cleveland officials report a syndicate led by Myron T. Verrick plans to buy the Cleveland Canton Southern and unite with the Wheeling and Lake Erie, aiming to merge two major coal regions under one management. The move would fix coal prices and transportation rates, with articles of incorporation to be filed in Columbus.
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Ushamed
Slesend Orteea
Cleveland
Canton & Southern
Kolders
Clevellnd Bank For Savings
Cleveland Trout Company
Myron T. Sferrick
Wheelng & Lake Erie
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Thia
West Virginia
Ohio
Doyle
Cleveland, Canton
Blind couple wed at Wooster in Church of God basement
Harvey A. Sidle of Wooster and Miss Susier E. Hoke of Centre Miami county Ohio were married at 3 p m Sunday in Wooster. The bride has been blind since age two after lye injury and the groom has been blind about 12 years. Rev T W Bellingham officiated. They will live on a Miami county farm owned by the bride. They met at the Institute for the Blind in Columbus.
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Landin & Schmack
Will George
Herbert
Charles Roth
Wooster M. E
H. B. Miller
Elder Mather
Wayne Co. Children’s Home
Rey Thos. Marshall, DD
Chicago
Electiona
del Stéwart
Creaton
Stewsart
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Inatramonte
Ofice
D. Nice
Baen
Wooster
Harvey A. Sidle
Susier
Hoke
Centre
Miami County
Church of God In
T. W. Bellingham
Columbus
Fire kills thirteen in New York at two East Sixty-seventh Street deaths
An early morning fire destroyed Wallace C. Andrews’s residence at No. 2 East Sixty-seventh Street. Thirteen people in the home perished. Windborne firebrands set the adjacent Abbott J. Adams house at No. 3 East Sixty-ninth Street, causing the death of a servant. All bodies were recovered. The Wallaces once resided in Willoughby, Ohio.
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New York
Wallace C. Andrews
East Sixty-seventh Street
A'bart J. Adams
East Sixty-ninth Street
Corvant
Wallaces
Willoughby
None Will Be Brought Back Now
Washington April 5 The War Secretary and Surgeon General agreed the remains of yellow fever victims from Cuba will not be brought to the United States until cold weather returns.
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Washington
Malklejsbn
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
United States
Roebuck Wins State Oratorical Representing Ohio State
Carl F. Roebuck of Dalton Ohio Class of 1900 won the university oratorical contest to represent the school at the Central Oratorical League meeting at Cornell May 20. He spoke on Imperialism as an American Policy, earning a $25 prize. Roebuck, born March 2 1876, was educated in Dalton public schools and later taught before entering the university in 1896.
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Calumbus
State University
Central Oratorical League
Cornell University
Carl F. Roebuck
Mr. Roebuck
Dalton
D. Y Rosbeck
Belintment Advice From a Soldier on Temptation
An old sermon discusses the soldier life amid army temptations such as gambling and drinking. It argues military service builds moral strength, discipline, and courage, noting the Christian lesson in facing the adversary and returning home as a braver, steadier man.
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Thoas
Realnt
Cbristian
Ramer
Uncle Sam
Santiago
Clyi Hie
God
Os Men
Luwis W. Destirr
Per
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Robt
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Harry McClarran
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Ohio Penitentiary
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John Levers
Dr. Scovel
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Auditor’s Office
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Richland-Ashland
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Chattanooga
Galvesson
Tacoma
Wooster Lutheran Sunday School
Edward Snider
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J.J. Sohnacy
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Maud
Wm. H.tillettson
Johnson
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Rath Asdell
Geo. A. Eisber
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Fisher
Swartz
Ewarls
Wooster Hardware
Real Catate
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Jostics
Stephen J Field
Osborne
D. D. Willer Room
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Marynville
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Dr. King
Ohostate University
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