Local officers and executives listed in club roster
M. C. Bouch is named president with Cal Armstrong as vice president and J. O. Notestine as secretary. W. W. Wallace serves as treasurer and executive committee includes Wallace and Notestine among others with additional names such as M. C. Roues and J. D. Ropinson.
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M. C. Bouch
Cal Armstrong
J. O. Notestine
W. W. Wallace
Treasurbee
Burial Caskets and Bookkeeping Lessons Ad Listed
An 1882 classified-style notice lists burial caskets by W. Co, with Lavenaee as secretary, and notes thorough instruction in bookkeeping and penmanship by Prof S B Walter. The hint of a time garden and June 1st, 1882, dated at South.
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S.B. Walter
E. Cor
Fort Wayne Route Schedule Corrected to January 21 1883
Corrected timetable shows a daily route from Fort Wayne with an accommodation train departing various stops at 11 30 p m from Créstlixie to Fort Wayne 6 45 p m. Times listed in column time reflect Chicago time, 20 minutes ahead of local. Baldwin, bias manager, notes trains connect at Chicago with major trunk lines.
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Norw’k Freight
Ace Mail
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Baileys
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Curtice
Willston
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Drunkenness Narratives Follow Temperance Cause in Chicago
A Chicago temperance testimony recounts officials and judges tracing crime costs to drink. It cites Joliet penitentiary data, cites reform institutions, and quotes ministers and writers linking liquor to poverty, crime, and divorce.
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Chicago
Bridewell
Joliet
Long Paurden
Reform School
Pontiac
Criminal Court
Sdng
Washingtonian Home
House of
Good Shepherd
Foundlings
Quem Seine
Charles Tux
M. P
John Bright
Brucé
Gladstone
Canterbury
Temple
Exeter
London Times
Gov. Dist
New York
Gaston
Massachusetts
Ian
Robert G Pitman
Pitman
Hujman Stok
Illinois State Penitentiary
Piels
Wyoming
United States
Cook County
Said County
A. T Brisqoe
Jolietias Chanain
Fred L. Thompson
Tha
Temperance Note Warns Against Ardent Spirits Traffic
A temperance note challenges every man who understands the nature of ardent spirits yet remains in the trade for profit to prove he is not in the traffic. The item frames the moral appeal as a call to conscience and reform.
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America
Washington
Iman
Deceptive Liquor Mixer Described in Philadelphia Bulletin
A Philadelphia Bulletin report warns of a con man described as impeccably dressed with a large diamond who claims to transform plain liquors into genuine spirits. He purchases deodorized alcohol, Iceland moss, catechu, strychnine, white vitriol, and acids to dull and counterfeit liquors, claiming to imitate aged wines and liqueurs.
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Liebig
Drink to Work Says Elderly Farmer
A young man asks why to drink, and an aged farmer replies with a cautionary tale. He recalls prosperity, a wife and two sons who died in liquor’s grip, and laments that drink once and now still forces him to work at seventy two. He urges the youth to fear alcohol’s fate.
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Mark
Russian Decree Tightens Liquor Control in Villages
A new imperial decree in Russia limits liquor traffic to a single shop per village or per cluster of small villages. The publican must be a local, employed by the council, and must sell food. Drunkenness can lead to dismissal, fines, or imprisonment. widespread tippling can trigger liquor interdiction for a set period.
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Russia
Poison rings in quarian collections pose lethal threat
The London Globe notes poison rings exist in antiquarian catalogs with two forms: a weapon encased in a hollow claw device and a disguised container for poison. Historical examples include rings associated with Demosthenes Hannibal Crassus Heliogabalus and alleged accidental deaths from poisoned devices.
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Demosthenes
Hannibal
M. Crassus
Capitoline Jupiter
Spe
Heliogabalus
London Globe
No Hope for Patient in Suffering Years
Newspapers claim a patient lingered and suffered for years before being cured by Hop Bitters. The account praises the medicine and thanks the providers for relief.
Chicago Doctor Explains Drunken Feelings in Forty Five Minutes
A Chicago doctor spends forty five minutes detailing how a man feels when drunk while two students take twenty nine minutes to feel the same sensation.
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Chicago
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West Liberty
Wooster, UO
Edward S. Dowell
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Public Square
Ohio
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Movary
Probate Court
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B.&s B&b
F.eason
Zimmerman Building
A.A. Ingram
Notary Public
John McSweeney
Wooster Ohio
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South East Side Public Square
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Frank Taggart Yocum & Taggart
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Diamond Alley
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N. Buckeyest
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Atal Jewry
Dormer Bickeye
East Lip- WM
MO. H. Thomas
Bae
Orth Market Street
Louis Lilienthal
Cincinnati College of Music
Theodore Thomas
John H. Thomas
CH. Rudloff
Baumgardner’s Music Store
Amercan Hhouse
Co-Operative Carriage Works
Tay Lor & Bardon
N. Beaver
C. H. Hesler
Bostle
Clark Bos
East Liberty
J. J. Geitgey
Liberty Street
W. Spear & Son
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National Bank OF Wooster
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Wayne County Nationals Bank
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N. W. Clr
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