Council Minutes Report On City Improvements and Petitions
Regular council session discusses West North street sewer petition, fruit stand removal denial, renewal of $750 insurance for City Park pavilion and contents, franchise inquiry with Central Union Telephone Co pending, Opera House repairs referred, sidewalk and paving resolutions approved, East North Street grading authorized, street work underway since Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North St
City Park
Central Union Telephone Co
City Opera House
City Hall
Wade
Local notes recount visits and events in area
Numerous private telephones are being installed in homes. Residents recount weekend visits to Lodizs and Wayne county relatives, a fall from a cherry tree with minor injuries, and travels to Cleveland Medina Barberton Canton and Ashland. Church activities include C E Society meetings, sermons by Rev Ackerman, and upcoming carpet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Two
Beck
Lutheran Church
Gay
Presbyterian Church
C. E
Edward Knowlton
D. White
Springfield
E. L. Herman
Cleveland
Lois Long
Ashland County
C. E. Society
John Snell
Carl Ackerman
Lima
Thos
Raseel
Mr. Hotchkiss
Medina
Isa Snyder
Medisonburg
Long Family
Effie Fetzer
Siater Zora
Barberton
Sam Steele
Orrville
Christian Endeavor
Geo. Mathes
Odie Newkirk
Big Prattie
Zeno Reese
Mra
Canton
Lula Oller of
Wooster
Canaan
S. Whonsettier
Florence
Jesse
G. Spangler
Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement oath and notarization
Oath by senior partner Frank J Cheney of J Juener & ta that he will pay one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 by notary A W Gleabon. Cheney advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy sent for testimonials. Sold by Druggists. Toledo Ohio. Also Hall’s Formitis claimed as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franx J Ourrazy
F J.juener & Ta
Agigts
Ae Aara Wilk
Atari
Walt
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleabon
Éxaz
Hall
J_CHENEY & CO
Toledo
East Liberty Market Report Noted With Light Cattle Receipts
East Liberty on Aug 6 reports light cattle receipts with market activity muted. Hog receipts strong. prime heavies at 6.20 to 6.26, mediums 6.20 to 6.26, Yorkers 6.12 to 6.14, pigs 5.86. Sheep and lambs supply light. market very dull, choice sheep 4.04 to 4.10, good 3.75 to 3.90, mutton 3.25 to 3.60, grazings 3.40 to 4.25, spring lambs 3.50 to 3.75. Dr Elder advertises eye ear nose throat and spectacles in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Dr. Elder
Ktraine
Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
Ko Central
Woo
Death of Isaac Mowrter Former Resident on Lake Erie
Isaac Mowrter aged 75 died at his daughter Mrs Ida Veeder’s home on Catawba Island Lake Erie on Tuesday Aug 6 cause old age illness He survived by wife a son Frank Mowrer of Zanesville and daughter Mrs Veeder Funeral to be held Thursday afternoon from the residence of A S Rahl in this city Also notes Hosekeepers Club meeting at Mrs Ezra Lytle with large attendance and talks on daughters becoming women and up to date meals followed by silk souvenirs and thanks to Mrs Lytle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Mowrter
W. Laberty
Ida Veeder
Catawba Island
Lake Erie
Frank Mowrer
Zanesville
Veeder
A. S. Rahl
Ezra Lytle
F Bixler
Liggett
John White
R. J. Smith
Shupe
Anna McFaren
Wm. Brabl
West Lebanon
Eugene McFaren
Sarah Huggles Rockey
Creeton
A. J . Rockey
Wayne County
Rockey
James Briton
Congress
C. G. Acker
Plain
Jacob 8. Miller
Greene
John F.hartison
Franklin
James Taggart
Wooster
L. O. Knight
Wooster Summer School Closes After Eight Weeks
The 1901 Wooster Summer School ends Friday at 8 30 in the morning after eight weeks with about four hundred and forty students under thirty seven instructors. Next summer plans include a model school under Miss Laura Hill of Marietta and expanded Nature Study, five History courses, increased Business offerings, more than double the courses, and a lecture series with notable names. Professor Dickason will lead next summer as the program grows, while Professor Nelson Sauvain leaves the school due to other duties and years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wooster
Laura Hill
Marietta
Dickason
Nelson Sauvain
Wooster Summer School
University Notes and Summer Lectures Highlight Week
Supt W L Atwell the most popular teacher in Licking county left for Mansfield Wednesday and will visit the Paschenaylosa Exposition at Buffalo next week. Summer students continue studies under several Summer School instructors. Professor J E Woodland gave a lecture on The Making of a Glenn with Watkin's Glen views. Chas A Armstrong gave A Trip Through Europe at Kauke chapel concluding summer lectures. Farewell social of the summer term planned in the gymnasium. Miss Frances Lucas travels to Troy N Y to teach at a Female Seminary. Dr Helen Newton of India departs for Chambersburg Pa. Murray S Frame class of 1901 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Atwell
Licking County
Mansfield
Buffalo
J. E. Woodland
Palmer
Institute of Mechanic Arts
Rochester
N. Y
Glenn
Watkin’s Glen
New York
Kauke Chapel
Europe
Prin. Chas. A. Armstrong
Canton
France
Paris
Exposition
Germany
England
Departures slated for Wooster and Shanghai guests
An early notice lists travelers from Wooster bound for New York then India, with a Forman Christian College graduate awaiting departure. Minnie and Jeannette Fitch plan to sail from the Pacific August 24 to Shanghai, China. Mrs. S F Layenberger, matron of Livingston Home, will depart Saturday for Linnwood for two weeks.
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Forman Christian College
Lahore
India
Wooster
New York
Minnie
Jeannette Fitch
Pacific
Shanghai
China
S. F. Layenberger
Livingston Home
Linnwood
Lord Mayor's Ball and Private Dinner in 1801
London Times reports a Monday entertainment for John Bull and family at the Lord Mayor’s Ball and Lady Mayoress’ Ball. A private room dinner ended early. crowding and shortages plagued tea and refreshments. guards moved in as guests consumed provisions. Dancing continued late. Miss Langhorn participated in a minuet. a private pipe of tobacco for distinguished guests was offered amid limited distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
John
Hose
Common Hunt
Clement Cottrell
Common Trutt
Mr. Common Hunt
Egypt
Tallien
Chester
Trovisions
Marante
Aldermonth
London Times
Red Bank Chimneys Guarded Against Ospreys
A feature from Amateur Sportsman notes Red Bank New Jersey residents place iron screens over chimneys to deter ospreys from nesting. The piece also reflects on bird behavior, noting how sparrows mourn, robins ignore victims, and chimney swifts gather nesting materials with their feet. It also mentions sea birds signaling danger to mariners and cites a crow’s nest atop a Niagara Falls area oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Goat Island
Niagara Falls
Central Park
Brokers on the Floor Failing to Dress Up
The New York Sun laments brokers on the exchange floors, calling them untidy and shabby yet adamant about real estate sales. It contrasts their rugged attire with wealth, noting they wear antique robes while ready to bid on lands, displaying money, titles, and a real estate suctions room mindset.
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Dreas
Wall Street
New York
Tle
New York Sun
True to His Com: Boy Refuses to Name Friend in Fatal Fall
A New York hospital tale tells of a boy who, mortally wounded after being pushed from a freight car, declines to identify the companion responsible. He comforts his mother with the remark that it would be unfair to name him, preserving a boyish ideal to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittle
New York
Marama
Migrations to Dayton via Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Sale
A fragment notes a ticket to Dayton, Ohio via Pennsylvania Lines for a meeting of Uniform Bank Ohio Brigade. Tickets will be sold August 10th 11th and 12th with return valid August 19th. The wording is incomplete but identifies travel provisions and dates.
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Uniform Bank
Ohio Brigade
Deyton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Snd
Wolls Angwet
Mt. Vernon
Pennsylvania Lines
Second annual Miller family reunion at City Park Thursday
The second annual Miller family reunion will be held at City Park on Thursday August 22. Other local items include local injuries and accidents, political notes, and a Republican county convention ticket with James Briton and local officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Zaring
Jefferson
Seunon
Miller
Mies Peer Billman
Leyi Becker
Plantwp
John Amatats
Maysville
Orrville
Gov Nash
W K. Coleman
West Union
Gallipolis
Low Excursion Rates to Columbus for Ohio Exposition
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers discounted excursion tickets from local Ohio stations to Columbus for the Ohio Agricultural and Industrial Exposition. Tickets valid August 26 through September 6, inclusive, with travel limited to the fair period.
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Columbus
OBTO
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
I Jt
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural and Industrial Exposition
Excursion Fares to Mt Vernon for State Meeting
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers half rates from all local stations to Mt Vernon Ohio from August 9 to 20 1901 for the Ohio State Camo Meeting. Return tickets valid through August 28 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Mt Vernon
Ohio State Oamo
Sunday Outing to Colambua Sponsored by Rail Line
Tickets for the August 11 excursion to Colambua go on sale via Cleveland and Akron Colambne railway. A special Orrville train departs at 7 45 a m from Central me, offering morning service and organized seating for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbua
Cleveland
Aktrond Colambne Railway
Orrville
Central
Akron & Golumbus
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Assyrian man fined after Sunday closing lapse
Joseph Azar, an Assyrian proprietor on South Market, was arrested Monday for keeping his shop open on Sunday. After a hearing, Mayor Smith ruled Azar did not understand the law and issued a warning rather than further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Azar
South Market
Smith
Azer
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Council
Oanaai
Omio
Isaac Mowrer
Hosekeepers’ Club
University Notes
Frances Lucas
Troy
Helen Newton
Chambersburg
Murray S. Frame
George Hil
Deserta
Arizona
Mersions
Dayton
Pennnsylvania Lines
Mindge
W. J. Seelye
Yellowstone Park
Saner
Mayaville
Co. D
Joseph Shelly
Transition Hospital
Haffacre
McFadden
W. J. McFadden
Smithville
Lyman
Knight of
Congreas
G W Goahorn
County Board of Examiners
Epworth League
Armory
Tuesaday
Allen Allaman
Michael Alla
Springville
Plan Cemetery
Center Hines
West Salem
Howse
Braakine
Injarfog Bie
Colambua
Wooster Marketa
Wacker Bros
East Liberty St
Wocater
the Herald Printing Co
Bill Heads
Pampalets
Warer
Nortic Ko
Asth
Ami
O. A
Railio, Mall
Onmville
Frederick Platt
Yoder House Pamiora
Ad Group
Catton Bidg
Chivego
Fred’k W. Platt
Yodor Mousa
Wooster Ice & Coalco
Mansillon
CSO
R.J Smith
North Bever &J
John S. Adair
Wayne County National Bank
Ules
Trave
Munn & Roosly
Scientific American
Akron
Chauti
Wuqua Lake
Cleveland, Aehoea Railway
Tee’ Pane
Bofulo Ameri Altars
Ripres Lipress Daily Daily
Wllersr
ORO
Columba
Akron & Columbus Railway
Wiler
West Liberty Street
OXIO
H. A. Hart
weYF/OMcein Dowie Block
Wooater
Cor. Dowman
Ase
T. Surg
N.Y
L. R. Critchfold, Ar
Lbr
Critchfield, J
Ofion
Quinby Bloc
Public Square
City Book Bindery
Pon
Magasines
Mont Zralerallis
Ktc
Sveaizhtv
Jacob Fischer
Chas, L. Pettis & Co
Duane Street
WAAC
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