Slaughter Trials Show Tuberculin Test Effectiveness
Large crowd at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station witnesses cattle slaughter as veterinary surgeons assess tuberculin test results. Autopsy notes detail varied animal conditions from no lesions to extensive gland and liver involvement, supporting claims that tuberculin can separate infected from healthy cattle early, potentially reducing losses. Evidence includes calves with nodular intestinal disease resembling parasitic conditions. Meanwhile reports of a mine shoot at Penwell colliery and a Springfield bill for a new Lincoln monument appear in the same column.
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Ohio
Presence of Militia in Pana Calms Riot
In Pana Illinois on April 11 four companies of the Fifth Regiment with a gatling gun stabilized the town after a bloodshed riot. Mines Penwell Springside and Pana reopen tomorrow with soldiers guarding operations. Seven dead, over a dozen injured, two in critical condition. Negro miners mingle with strikers under military protection.
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Pana
Ill
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Springside
Local Notices Roundup From Wooster Area Daily Life
Readable items include university events at North Buckeye Street home of Rev. JF Smith, Athenaean Declamation Contest next Saturday, and Life on the Great Siberian Route lecture as final university series. Also reports of Miss Pope recital plans, oil discoveries on Akey and Rodecker farms, Mayor-elect Smith bond filing, McKinley peace proclamation, and local weather rainfall totals for 1899.
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Fredericksburg
Wooster
van Doorm
University History Club Moete
JF. Smith
North Buckeye Street
Kauke
Geo. Kennat
Bowman Street
David Baker
Medina County
Barjank
Peter Graber
Want Lebanon
Akey
Peter Rodecker
R. J. Smith
Oty
Peckinplugh
R. J Onnalogbsm
Albert Shope
James B. Taylor
Shalloe
Piesanche
Bert Rohrer
Baughman Township
Eye Specialist Firms Victory Over Yoder House Parlors
Dr Frederick Platt will again beat the Yoder House Parlors Wednesday and Thursday April 19 and 20. A fire damaged the Hernhey property on South Bever at 245. the fire department responded Wednesday afternoon after a roof fire started from a defect flag. The Hernhey house was occupied by Frank Ell.
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Frederick Platt
Hernhey
South Bever At
Frankell
Treasury cash and gold reserve figures released
Washington on April 11 reports the Treasury's available cash balance at 92682 thousand dollars and a gold reserve of 245,085,000 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Declamation Programme at Kanke Chapel Saturday Evening
The program at Kanke Chapel on Saturday April 15 begins at 7 o clock. G G Stahl presides with acts including The Ching at the Hammer Bonheur Ep Sacsain and a Phedippides reading. Vocal solos and piano duets feature Miss Lee Miss Lona Momaw and Miss Beckre. Judges include Rev J O Campbell Ly man Critchfield Esq Ezra Neikirk and Dr Bull.
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Kanke Chapel
G G Stahl
Ty -Voust Soto
Hammer
Bonheur
Ep Sacsain
Bian
Ergen Neixinx
Ae Pheidippides
Brurloce
Havre
McCutcoce
Schnobert Miss Lee
Miss Lona
Vice President Hobart Improves but Condition Remains Serious
At the Vice President's Washington home on April 11, Evana the private secretary said Mr. Hobart had a down improvement, sat up briefly and appeared cheerful. The prognosis remains serious and he is kept in strict quiet, with friends restricted and duties set aside.
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Washington
Evana
Hobart
Sodbio
Lawyers for Quay Fight to Bar Bank Records Evidence
Philadelphia April 11 The Quay trial centers on whether the People's Bank books may be admitted as evidence. Lawyers contend the records are not competent testimony against the accused and should be excluded. A ruling by Judge Biddle could determine the case, with the Commonwealth's entire argument hanging on the decision.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Broken People’s Bank
Biddle
Commonwealth
Collapas
War department reports refits and movements from Cuba
Sixteenth Ohio Countng Washington April 11 reports arrival at Pulaski of Havana units including part of the Forty-ninth Iowa and Sixth Missouri. The Fourth Illinois passes quarantine en route to Savannah. The Logan heads to Galveston with part of the Tenth cavalry to go to Gaba. The Sedgewick with the Second Infantry sails Thursday for Cienfuegos and will return with the Sixth Ohio.
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Washington
War Department
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Havana
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Savannah
Logan
Galveston
Gaba
Sedgewick
Cienfuegos
Ohio
Market prices and war news from Manila and United States
The item lists groceries and farm goods corrected at Willaman's warehouse with prices for flour seeds wool corn and oats. It also reports April trading in Duluth and Cincinnati with wheat corn and eggs, followed by a Manila battle where rebels were repelled after attacking outposts. three Americans were killed and two wounded, with ten enemy dead and two prisoners captured.
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L. D. Craighead Castle
Willaman
Trento
Duluth
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Manila
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Malolos
Anonymous gift funds Oberlin chemical laboratory
President Bar rows of Oberlin College announced an anonymous gift of 50000 dollars to build and equip a chemical laboratory to be ready for use by next fall. Several other large gifts expected to be announced noon. We thank Wooster and Wayne county for generous patronage at our buggy and implement opening day.
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Oberlin, O
Barrows
Oberlin College
Wooster
Wayne County
D.D Miller
France
Academy of Music
Woostzs
Spring Weather Brightens After Storm and Local Burglary Risk
The piece notes pleasant spring weather easing fears after a burglary scare involving Mr Lowe and family. It mentions Mr Snyder and a quoted line about a small loss but decent outcome. The article reports on an election with wet and dry factions, naming the Citizen's ticket and Democratic ticket and indicating Mayor Jeke Bott.
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Snyder
Citizen’s
Citixen
Jeke Bott
Temperance stance and local obituaries highlight Wooster item
The column opposes temperance victory while listing multiple local notices. It notes church meetings in Shelby with presbytery attendance, moves of residents to Holmes and Knox counties, and several deaths including Rhodie Gast age 4 from scarlet fever, Ida Scott age 25 from nervous prostration, Joe Kendie with paralysis, Rachel Girod, Ail Scott, infant daughter, Thomas Roth, Leonora Graepp, and Leonora Graepp’s heart disease. Funeral details and interments are provided for Wooster area residents.
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Mr & G
Merriman
Shelby
Presbyterian Church
Leonora Graepp
Mia
Orrville
Moeher
Mitlernburg
Pollock
Lutheran Sunday School
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