Republican State Convention Nominates Ohio Ticket
The Ohio Republican Convention in Columbus nominated a ticket led by LA Layla of Huron for Secretary of State and John A Schaack of Montgomery for Supreme Judge. J D Bonebrake of Kai was named School Commissioner with Charles A Goddard of Scioto on the Board of Public Works. Joseph E Blackburn of Belmont named Dairy and Food Commissioner. Delegates at large to the Republican National Convention were Joseph B Foraker George K Nash Charles Grosvenor and Charles Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Layla
Huron
John. A. Schaack
Montgomery
J. D. Bonebrake
Kai
Membas
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Scioto
Joseph E. Blackburn
Belmont
Joseph B. Foraker
George K. Nash
Charles Grosvenor
Charles Dick
Goughs Peroration At Frontier Lyceum on Temperance
A frontier valley crowd welcomed Gough who lectured on temperance at the local lyceum. He spoke of self denial and reform, recounted his life of hardship, and used a dramatic ascent and fall from St Peters Dome to illustrate the drunkard’s ruin, leaving listeners unsettled and moved by the powerful image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhy
Minnesota
Gongen
Lyceum
Diean
Temperance Gough
Ogera
Hell
Lke
St Peter's
Ingenious Cork Safe Used By Confidence Man
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report recounts a cork ante safe crafted by a German mechanic for a confidence man named Daggs. The paper describes its six foot high, two sided design hidden in a corner and a roll top desk that converts to a bed, enabling a fake lottery office scam across Denver, Salt Lake, and Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Daggs
Denver
Salt Lake
Baggs
Dupe
Baogg
San Francisco
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Eye Specialist Dr Platt to Visit Yoder House Parlors
The Eye Specialist Dr Frederick Platt will be at the Yoder House Parlors every Friday with office hours from 8 a m to 6 p m A 6am gallery will leave Wooater May Bid for Applecreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Platt
Yoder House
Wooater
Applecreek
Loses In Final Vote For Senate Seat
Washington April 24 Matthew 58 Quay today was refused a seat in the United States senate on the appointment of the governor of Pennsylvania by a vote of 33 to 32. The entire time of the senate was spent in debate with speeches from leading lawyers and orators as the final decision neared galleries filled and crowds pressed for admission to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew
Quay
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ecoreas
Wooster City Band concert draws Wooster visitors
In Wooster tonight minor items note Prof Wis and Eversole of Aurora among visitors for the Wooster City Band concert.Announcements cover a War Department push to recruit for the Philippines, a Lancaster Boys' Industrial School cook appointment, a local dairy shipment, and several obituary and service notices including Mrs. Carrie Hershey, Mrs. Susan Gilcher, Elmer Graven, and Lawrence Derry Graser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Eversole
Aurora
Portage Co
Wooster
Wooster City
War Department
Philippines
Carrie Hershey Bhaa
Lancaster
D. W. Munselman
Wile
Flora M Search
Green
Robert P Brace
James Brace
Weat
Wooster Pontaflce
Robert
Susan Gilcher
A W Hoffman
Burbank
United Brethren Church
Chicago
WR. Newell
Mallicant Woodworth
Elmer Graven
San Antonio
Texas
Harvard
Frederick Graser
West Liberty Street
Lawrence Derry Graser
Hoe
Canton
Caoba
Etho V 1
Bia
Charles Sullivan Dies After Illness in Millbrook
Charles Sullivan a Cleveland printer born about 27 years ago in Millbrook died at 4 a m Wednesday after two weeks illness at his father Michag Sullivan's home in Millbrook. He learned printing in Wooster and worked in Cleveland. The funeral will be held Friday at Osmtrom St Mary's Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sullivan
Cleveland
Michag Sullivan
Millbrook
Charles
Wooster
Uia
Osmtrom St. Mary's Catholic Church
Remains of Corporal Ephraim B Yoder Return Home
The body of Corporal Ephraim B. Yoder, killed in service in the Philippines, arrived in Wolleraville at 6 oclock Tuesday evening. The funeral was held at his father’s home with services in the Amish church. Wooster attendees included Chaplain J G Campbell, Capt. F C Gerlach, Lieut G W Unger, Sergt H W Miller and many others listed from Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim B. Yoder
Philippines
Wolleraville
Wooster
J GO Campbell
F. C. Gerlach
G W. Unger
Sergies
H W, Miller
C R, Beatt
O. Grosenbach
O. Grosenbach, Corporals Unger
Gravatt
Cumberland
Artifical Conrad
Wagoner
Nafitzger
Cook
Albright
Barnhart
Boyd
Branstetter
Christy
Enmrick
Griest
Hard
Harry
Johnson
Kelster
Joli
Anders
McQiarran
Nolia
Pryor
Rope
Waffin
Blandford
Rutter
Hall
Grill
Marriage Licenses Report From Applecreek and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued for Mills Emeraom and Mary Yoder of Applecreek officiated by Rev Geo 8 Hackett. Blaine Smith and Stella M Blechler of Sterling officiated by Jas Murrey. Jas R Shoup of Orrville and Magd lena Boss of Kocha officiated by Rev 8 Ezra Neikirk. Willia O Schrock of Afiddleberry Indiana and Fannie Schwin of Saithville officiated by Rev Kieffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Emeraom
Applecreek
Mary Yoder
Hackett
Blaine Smith
Sterling
Stella M. Blechler
Jas. Murrey
Jas. R. Shoup
Orrville
Magdalena Boss
Kocha
P. O
Ezra Neikirk
Willia O. Schrock
Afiddleberry, Ind
Fannie Schwin
Saithville
Rav
Kieffer
Prohibition Fight at State University Sparks Denunciation
The New Voice denounces the State University of Kansas for suppressing Prohibition debate on campus while permitting Republican student clubs to push politics. National Organizer Harry S Warner, praised for intellect, was barred from presenting the Prohibition issue, drawing calls for apology and warning of political censorship by college officials. Warner is the son of Wesley Warner of Plainfield, Wayne County.
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New Voice
State University of Kansas
Acudenta
Warner
University of Kansas
Oir Warner
Ite
College of
Mins
Kansas
America
Harry
Wealey Werner
Plain Two
Wayne Co
Cheney company oath ad and obit of John Landis
Frank J Cheney & Co. Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn oath by senior partner for claims of cure. Also reports the sudden death of John Landis, 53, a millwright of East Union township, who died Thursday morning after a moment of good health earlier, per local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
John Landis
East Union Township
Progressive Farmers Meeting Programme and Guests
The Progress ive Farmers program lists W A Brace at 10 o clock Thursday April 26 with music roll call recitation Ada McCracken and Harriet McCoy readings. Papers include The New Woman by Q E Thorne and Our Country School plus talks on System on the Farm and in the Home and Rapid Transit as a factor of civilization by Judge Martin Welker. Suggestions for May from Mrs W E Jarvis conclude the program, with other speakers and musical items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brace
Ada McCracken
Harriet McCoy
New Woman
Q. E. Thorne
Our Country School
L &. Bowman
G. W. Bishop
Martin Welker
May
W. E. Jarvis
Ibvig
Fire destroys Bowle barn near Creston. house saved
Fire at Joseph Bowle's barn one mile northwest of Creston at noon Wednesday burns barn and reaches the house. Origin uncertain. Neighbor helps move Bowle's invalid mother and belongings. Loss estimated around $2.00. Mrs Wesley Cochran, formerly of Wooster, dies at her son William's Springfield home. Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowle
Creston
Mr. Bowle
Wesley Cochran
Wooster
Wm. Cochran
Springfield
The
Baptist Church
Boy Wanted to Learn Printing Trade at Office
A notice seeks a boy aged 16 or 17 to learn the printing trade at this office. Inquire at once for details and eligibility.
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Inquiro
Enumerators Location and Household Details Observed
Wayne Twp ward notes list James Taggart Jr ill and neighbors visiting. Residents shown include Jacob Hobor and wife of Orrville and Mrs Michael Behr noted as ill. Local assessor Fotter of Madisonburg called on farmers. Stella Downing’s nephew Claude Wonor of Ashland critically ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taggart, Jr
Jacob Hobor
Orrville
W. A. Culler
Michael Behr
Mr. Fotter
Madisonburg
Stella Downing
Claude Wonor
Ashland
Honors for Class of 1900 Named Magna Cum Laude
The class of 1900 honors are awarded to Wallace Notestein of Wooster Robert Emmet Chaddock of Minerva and Myrtle Ella Fraser of East Palestine. Their three year grades averaged over 98 earning magna cum laude status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Notestein
Wooster
Robert Emmet Chaddock
Minerva
Myrtle Ella Fraser
East Palestine
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Gough
Peroration
Ute Mearors
Matthew S. Quay
U.S. Senate
Corporal Ephraim Yoder
Frank J Cheney
Oleabon Jausr
Progressive Farmers
Pire
Siatrs Cromers
Third Avenue
Breoklyn
United States
Schoedure
Wayne Twp
AION
Honora
A. & P. Tea Co
BE. Liberty St
L. C. Rose, Mgr
J.B. McCormick
Wayne
Holmes County
Woolessio
Aime
Tuat
Marblehead Limo
Price Ag
Louisville Cement
Portland Clement
J. B. McCormick
Wiler
Wooster, Ohio
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Spink Street
Bowman St
Nold Ave
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