University Notes Thanksgiving Visitors and Meetings
Visitors from Clifton Springs and Elyria joined Wooster faculty and students for Thanksgiving week. Professors preached and lectured at Memorial Chapel and area associations in Lima and East Liverpool. Crippled by a football injury, Charles Alexander walked on crutches as campus busily hosted teachers and students with numerous visits and talks. Spontaneous combustion at the power plant pile caused a coal fire. water doused it with no loss.
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Adame
Clifton Springs
N. Y
W. J. Miller
East Bowman Street
A. A. Nicholle
Elyria
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
Lima
J.H. Dickason
South Eastern Association
Peter
East Liverpool
J. G. Black
T. J. Patterson
Chalmers Martin
Wayne Township Sabbath School Association
C. A. Hills
Chicago
Charles K. Alexander
Chaliers Martin
Memorial Chapel
C. A Hills
Paul Bune
Salineville
J O. Welday
Boon
Wooster
Alice Davis
Columus
Alfred G. Yanberg
W. H. Stentz
Stansfield
O. Ava Tkwin
Case Schooll
Cleveland
Frank Snyder
Millersburg
Glenn, Jr
Bloomington
Julia Merrick
Parkersburg
West Va
J. K. Nold
Ormer
Medina County
Guy M. Bingham
Orwell
Anthony Fretz
Chas. Haupert
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Haupert
Wr. Clark
Mingo Junction
Oscar M. Peters
Navarre
Clinton Laughlin
Warsaw
Itteburg
Edith Hearst
Hay
Beach City
Margart King
New Cumberland
Wellsville
W. A. Littell
Was & University
S. EP. White
Atwater
Lakefield
Minnesota
Wallace “Notestein
Yale
Editor and publisher Enes Foreman obituary notes long career
Enes Foreman editor and publisher of the Wooster Republican from 1853 to 1870 died May 25 at his son Emes Foreman Jr. s home in Kenene City Missouri at age 83. Born in Baughmantows whip he studied law after brief schooling and served as a Lincoln era petit master. His abolition writings and editorial work were widely read.
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Enes Foreman
The
Wooster Republican
Emes Foreman, Jr
Kenene City
Baughmantows
Whip
John Foreman
Parante
Michigan
Michigan State University
White Pigeon University
John McGregor
Wadaworth
Mt. Vernon
Wooster
M. C. Johnson
Whester Republican
McGlarelé
Bowman Atrest
College’ Avenue
Livtiguione
Ak’ Aylor
Chevelaly
Republican
Kanseaae City
Foreman
Io the Republican
Administrator's Sale of Farm at Wooster
Henry Coffaran as administrator of James A Moore offers public sale of Moore farm assets four miles southwest of Wooster on Thursday December 10. Part of five head of horses eighteen cattle forty six sheep thirty eight hogs farming implements and more. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
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Henry Coffaran
James A Moore
James A. Moore
Wooster
Samuel J. Seibert Dies Former Wayne County Resident
Samuel J. Seibert of Quimoy California former Wayne county resident died on November 2. He was a brother of C. B. Beibert of Lake Fork.
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Samuel J. Seibert
Quimoy
California
Wayne County
Beibert
Lake Fork
Colorado Suffrage Anniversary Observed in Denver
The tenth anniversary of women’s suffrage in Colorado was celebrated in Denver with a public meeting featuring speeches by prominent men and women.
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Colorado
Denver
Local notices mix deaths marriages and fires in Wooster area
A Wooster area column reports deaths by consumption and fever including Mrs Lizzie Brenneman Heatetler and Uriah Crowes, and notes James Lawrence's children with diphtheria. It lists marriages Frank OBrien and Josephine Doyle, David Keyser and Jonnie Gillette, church dedication by Rev J H Deeds, a fire at Buchbelt property, a workman killed on track, and an assortment of death notices, divorces, and mail.
Fine Concert by Pitteburg Orchestra Delights Wooster
The Pitteburg Orchestra performed in Memorial Chapel on Thanksgiving evening before a large, appreciative Wooster audience. Critics praised the conductor and ensemble for unity, expressive dynamics, and the emotional range from religious awe to delicate whispers, noting the concert as a peak in local cultural life.
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Pitteburg
Svening
Wooster
F. Scovel
University of Ooster
Mr Herbert
Victor
Pittsburgh
Geniva
Orchestra's Uplift Achieved in Delighted Hours
Convictions they will be content to miss any detailed criticism which might throw into relief this or that feature of those hours of delight. Musical uplift was meant by those responsible for the orchestra's appearance and that has been attained.
Forged Check Nets $10 in Shreve Incident
Sanford Starner 18, living near Shreve, forged and cashed a $10 check in Jacob Hover’s name at H J Von Nimo’s store. He fled at 6 30 pm, was arrested in Akron Friday for forging John Gross’s name, and confessed, saying he needed an overcoat and shoes. His parents live in Centerbury Ohio. authorities say his mental capacity is limited.
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Sanford Starner
Shreve
Jacob Hover
H. J. von Nimo
Akron
Wayne County
Centerbury
Ollie
Sudden Death of Wooster Widow Mrs Brampter
Mrs Sara Brampter aged 72 widow of Jacob Brampter former Wooster resident died suddenly Sunday afternoon at the home of her son in south Wooster. She collapsed after a fall in a room and died before medical aid could reach her. Born in Germany she spent most of her life in Wooster. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Reformed church with interment in Wooster Cemetery.
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Sara Brampter
Dava
Jacob Brampter
Wooster
Samuel Brampter
South Wooster
Brampter
Bert Eilenberger
Brumpter
Dalton merchant Willian Feasel dies suddenly aged 65
Willian Feasel, a well known Dalton merchant, died suddenly of paralysis on November 26 at about 65. He leaves a wife and two sons, Bert Feasel of Dalton and Howard Feasel of Columbus.
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Willian Feasel
Dalton
Bert Feasel
Howard Feasel
Coambus
Union Labor Supports Woman Suffrage Boosts Reform
The American Federation of Labor adopts a resolution favoring woman suffrage, the third major labor body to back the cause in the year, following the International Typographical Union and the United Garment Workers of America.
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American Federation of Labor
Labor
Amfiodiats
International Typographical Union
United Garment Workers of America
Thanksgiving services and social visits in Applecreek
Applecreek residents attended a Thanksgiving service at the M E church led by Rev Parker son. Rev Beyer preached at the Presbyterian Church from the text Luke 16 16. Bert Wyre and family visited Toledo during Thanksgiving week. Harry Smarth and Isa Arnold wed the prior Wednesday.
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M. E
Patterson
Presbyterian Church
M. Beyer
Bert Wyre
Toledo
Sudden Death of Hugh Collins at Barrett Foundry
Hugh Collins aged 68 died suddenly of heart disease at his home in North Wooster Sunday evening. An employee at Barrett and Barrett for 35 years, he was born in Ireland and later lived in London before moving to America. Survived by wife, two sons Timothy and John, two daughters Jennie and Katherine. funeral at St Marys Church.
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Frank Stilleom
H. J. Stillson
Thin City
Strongaville
Navy
Heia
Prospect St
Pittaburg
Uriah Crowes
West Salem
Abraham Cover
Burbark
Cora E. Howey
Wooster
Riley
Cera E. Clingan
J. H. Deeds
M .E
Wilmet
Hugh Collins
Ankley
Collins
Collime
Ireland
Feath
London
England
America
B Barrett
Barrett Boas
St Mary's Catholic Church
Timothy Collins
Manafield
John Collins
Jennie
Katherine Collins
St. Mary's Church
Injured man found near Holmesville dies in Wayne infirmary
Dunbar Bands aged about 45 was found on the roadside in Holmesville Holmea county with bruises and internal injuries. Brought to Wayne county infirmary two weeks ago he worsened and died. He could not explain his injuries and authorities suspect assault or a fall from a train though the latter is unlikely. He worked recently at Barberton where his three children live. His wife and mother resided in Holmes county. Interment planned at infirmary Cemetery.
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Holmesville
Holmea County
Dunbar Bands
Wayne County Infirmary
Persom
Barberton
Holmes County
Congress Votes to Preserve Village Incorporation
In a special election held Monday November 80 the village retained its incorporation charter with a majority vote. The local option question backed the powers of evil by 32 to 23 in favor of keeping the saloon.
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Congress
Powers of Evil
Smithville man held on $500 bond after failure to post
A B Geattlemean of Smithville was taken into custody last week on complaint of his bondsmen who feared he would leave them lamenting. On Tuesday he was given shearing and his bond fixed at $500 which he was unable to furnish.
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Geattlemean
Smithville
County Bonds Sold At Premium To Wayne County Bank
Premium sale of $4000 in county bonds to Wayne County National Bank on Tuesday morning. Bonds issued at a premium of $70 due to lack of bidders, with Otto Treutman of the Farmers' Bank of Sureve also bidding. Bonds carry 6 percent interest and mature in one to four years.
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Wayne County National Bank
Otto Treutman
Farmers’ Bank of Sureve
Mansfeld Presbytery Addresses Local Clergy Meet
The Mansfeld presbytery of the U P church met at Savammak this week. Addresses were delivered by Rev. W A Littell of Wooster Rev A Hubbell of Dalton and Rev McClintosh of Frederickaburg.
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Mansfeld Presbytery
U.P
Savammak
W A. Littell
Wooster
A. Hubbell
Dalton
McClintosh
Frederickaburg
Patent Catarrh Cure Ad With Reward
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and cites testimonials, listing PF. Journey & Co. of Toledo as the address and noting the product is sold by druggists.
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Pat Sciearo
Mall
PF. Joreney & Co
Toledo
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