Wayne County Pays for Sheep Killed by Dogs
Wayne County Commissioners approved payments totaling $807 for sheep killed or injured by dogs over the last three months. Entries list names and damages from East Union Franklin Paint and others, with individuals receiving sums for killed or injured livestock including several for multiple losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Glaima
Henry Coffman
Frankliptownemp
D. H. Ooar
East Union
Wm Saprerot Franklin
Barnes
D. P. Martin
Saltcresk
Christian Yoder
Lambe
Smith
Franklin
W.H. Lawrence
Henry Snure
Bilas Troxe
Abeep
Jobo A. Sanderson
W. H. Lawrence
Edwin Metzler
Samuel Close
Louis A. Dodez, Jr
Paint
Real estate transfers and local notices in Wayne County
Transfers of warranty and quit claim deeds recorded by County Recorder L. O. Franks list parcels in Orrville and nearby areas with prices from 100 to 760 dollars. Local items include Farmers Institute plans, insanity case, pension increase for Capt. Clare, bar admission attempts, grocers board election, a death in theater, clemency ruling, a theft incident, Pan Am expo note, a marriage engagement, a baby death, prisoner transfers discussion, a new oil company, and road contracts awaiting completion by January 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
L. O. Franks
W. H Walter
Blackleyville
Sarah B. Vankirk
Nettle Bricker
Orovilla
Anoa Sande
Barab B. Waokirk
Orrville
Samuel J. da Mn
Wm, Wirt Dalin
Canaaniwo
Louisa
J. Ren Finger
Harman Shoffer
Chippewa
Too Farmers Institute
Wonster City Opera Houses
Oslvin Shiesler
Canaan
Tup
Capt
M. Clare
Wooster
Haa
Eye Specialist Dr. Platt to Visit Yoder House Parlora
Dr. Frederick Platt will attend the Yoder House Parlora every Friday from mm to 6 O68 p.m. Applevale. Dr. Jameson moved into the house vacated by Mr. Miller beside the furniture store, near Hackett's office. The text notes a diphtheria closure in Prof. Wiles's room, now reopened, and Christmas exercises planned by churches. Weather shifted to snow after a spell. Presbyterians collected their bank offering for missions last Sabbath. Mrs. Dysart, who was paralyzed, has regained some use of her hand.
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Frederick Platt
Yoder House
de. Jameson
Miller
Furoiture
Dr. Hackett
Prof
Wile
Foreign Missions
Bills Paid on Claim Against Davie and Arcelor
Councilmen report that Wooster’s claim of 416 for the use of a steam roller was settled for 300 with sureties Jones and Kinney after discussions. Ashland & Wooodater R. A. offices moved to a new depot building at Ashland with a 200 by 59 foot footprint. Death notices: Miss Alice Long, former Loudonville teacher, died of typhoid fever at 25. Jon Ely, 69, former Wooster coal man, died in Toledo. funeral and interment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qonncilmans
N. Kinney
Bellaire
Critchfield
Wooster City
Davie & Arcelor
Thay
Jones & Kinney
Ashland Exchange
Ashland & Woooater R. A
Ashland
Loudonville Advoade
Alice
John Ely
Toledo
Wasno Oo
Wooster
Community Notes From Canaan and Surroundings
Local column covers school events and church activities including literary exercise Friday night, Misa Mabel Hawk status, and Mrs Quinn hosting visitors. Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs George Hauensteins. Christmas exercises planned, band accepting new members, Rev Gay to lead service after illness. Also includes kitchen tips on produce storage and quick reheating methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Cantonia
B.F. Lichty
Elmer Miller
Barberton
Aick
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
George Hauenstein
Gay
Mires Birdie Darrahies
Maxims on Time and Self-Reliance for Governing
A collection of proverbial maxims urging timely action in farming, truth, self care, and local responsibility. It advocates keeping one’s own affairs in order before judging others, and notes that efficient daily work leads to stable governance.
Representative Taylor Pushes Federal Polygamy Ban
Ohio congressman Representative Taylor introduced a measure for a constitutional amendment to prohibit polygamy and standardize marriage and divorce laws. He says the move aims to educate about polygamy and end it, seeking a broad, far reaching remedy through federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taylor
Ohio
Brigham Roberta
Utah
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Dice Family Member Dies in City Prison Custody
Jane Dice 63, a Wooster native, died about 8 a.m. Saturday in the city prison after days of illness and heavy drinking. She was treated by Dr. Brdford and later by Dr. Bashford before being moved to the infirmary. Police had her confined at the city jail, with Frank Marke hired for care. she died early Saturday. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Undertaking Room of the Chris-Une.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dice
Dice
Wooster
F Brdford
Bashford
McIntyre
East Hendy St
Frank iMarke
Reuther
Trostess
Bonday
University Notes and Dedicatory Exercises Report
Rev W W Anderson of Londonville attended the dedicatory exercises Tuesday. The Wooster Voice issued a fine library report with a full account of the exercises and the speaker. The University Band received complimentary remarks for their performance under O E Shomo. The Kappas wear colors for Messrs Taylor Lehmann McClure and Pierce. Rev O R Compton of Frederickburg visited his brother Dr Compton Tuesday. The fall term ends Friday noon December 2. The winter term opens Thursday January 3. Misses Remy Kinnpy and Sanboro are the new Theta members. Library moving work began Saturday and finished Monday afternoon. Sigma Omicron are out in cobra for Messrs Shalbart Hunter and Kinney. Westminster Sabbath school will entertain children from the Orphan's Home Christmas eve. Five young people appeared before Westminster Sabbath pension to apply for church membership. they will be received next Sabbath. Miss Mary Newton will visit an uncle in Pennsylvania during holidays. Prof and Mrs and W H Wilson entertain Miss Dawbell of Beaver Falls PA. Final examinations begin Monday.
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O. R Compton
Frederickaburg
Compton
Remy
Kinnpy
Sanboro
Theta
Sigma Obla
Cobra
Local residents travel and home visits noted
Benj Hoover went to Washington seeking a new location. Hugh Smith recuperates at home from Wooster U. Mr and Mrs Julian Miller of Cleveland visit Simon Miller and family. Allen Smith of Rittman returns home for Sunday. Miss Mary Thomas returns from a trip to her brother in the western part of the state.
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Benj. Hoover
Washington
Hugh Smith
Wooster U
Jonallitia
Mra
Julian Miller
Cleveland
Simon Miller and
Family
Allen Smith
Rittman
Mary Thomas
Brewers press for larger war tax relief in Congress
Washington reports the National Brewers' Association head Rudolph Brand leads a lobbying push to gain about 30 million dollars more in war tax redirection. Miller Hester and ColoneL Hoster back the effort as they seek to persuade house members. Senate support is expected to differ from the house. Pinkerton's Gem Gallery returns to its old stand offering photographs 20c to 1.50 per dozen and photo buttons.
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Ohio State Journal
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Joby
Waablngton
Rudolph Brand
National Brewers’ Association
Joseph A. Milter
Ohio Brewers
Col+ one
Carl J. Hoster
Columbus
Honsy Brand
Miller, Hester&o
Pinkerton’s
Gem
Fredrick’s
Tragic Railway Death Near West Salem Man Killed Boardin Erie Freight
Jacob E. Childs 23 of near West Salem died after slipping while boarding an Erie freight near Akron. He suffered a crushed right leg and underwent surgery but died five hours later. Childs, employed in Polk Redland county by Hartzel, had planned to return home for his grandfather’s funeral and burial at Fairview.
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Jacob E. Childa
West Salem
Robert Childs
Blacklepville
Akron
Ohild
Akron ‘Beacon
Ohilde
Polk
Redland County
Hartzel
Barberton
Erie
Parks
Dra. H. . Jacobs
T O. Parks
Obildia
Childe
House Passes Grout Bill Regulating Oleomargarine
Washington December 7 1901 the house approved the Grout Oleomargarine bill by 198 to 92. The act regulates oleomargarine sold as imitation butter or cheese aboard any state or territory and bars bans on transport if product is colored to imitate butter. It raises tax on colored oleomargarine from 2 to 10 cents per pound and lowers tax on uncolored from 2 to 4 cents. The act becomes effective July 2 1901.
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Washington
House
Oranle
Farmers Institute Program With Lectures and Music
Friday program includes prayer by Rev L W Board and lectures on farming practices by H Todd and R H Wallace from Chillicothe and Wakeman Ohio, with music and discussions. Saturday features farmer in the legislature address by A F Wells and talks on feeding for profit and hiring farm labor, with officer elections and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Board
H. Todd
Wakeman
Ohio
R. H. Wallace
Chillicothe
Prof. Hickman
Hfe
Hamilton
B. H.todd
A. F. Wella
Mina Peckham
H. Wale Lace
W. P. Critchfield
John M. Lehr
Todd
Munlo
Prof. Thorne
Battle Near Wadsworth Brings Robbers Under Fire
In Medina county a dawn clash near Wadsworth involved robbers and local residents. Dr. J F Detweiler fired on intruders wounding one man as others fled, while neighbors pursued but found trace lost. Four men later rode toward Akron. one injured and unnamed, suspected connected to the Wadsworth incident. An Akron-bound defamation case in Holmes county featured Frederick Hostetter suing August Schmidt over $3000 for alleged public signs and letters.
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Wadsworth
Medina County
Akroo
Wadeworth
J.F. Detweiler
Winchester
Datweiler
Frederick Hostetter
August Schmidt
Holmes County
Paint Two
Plalotiff
Signa
Baltimore & Ohio Offers Low-Rate Holiday Excursion Tickets
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low-rate excursion tickets from all western stations on its line for December 22 23 24 25 and January 1 1901 with return by January 2 1901. Contact a B&O ticket agent or B N Austin Chicago for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Ralon
Ad Dreas
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N. Austin
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All Ohio Sunday Schools
Ohio Sanday School Association
Mada
Peter
Informa Fon
Joseph Clark
Bec’y
Ohio Bentlay School Association
Colombue
Hall
F J Cheney & Co
F J Oheney & CO
Drugelste
Kinney
Supreme Court
Columbue
Springfield
Co. D
Buffalo
McKinley
Corp
Nathaniel Kope
Philippines
Jacdue Rt. Ll
Maaillon
Garver
Bachheit
Annalroke
Karl Overholt
Overholt
Supreme
Canton
J.B Sommer
Mise
Inez Zalser
Zalser
Sommera
Tuscarawas Street
Mary Jane Beck
Jacob Beck
Great Lakevile
Loudonville
Mre. Beck
Ullmsa Hill
Akron Beacon Journal
Dalton Oil, Gas & Mineral Company
Harvey Santmyer
M O. McDowell
H. Eckard
A. Sanderson
George O. Rose
Wm. Beezel
T. B. Feusel
R. B. Wertz
AscOlarran- Thanes Road
Wayne
Wm. Cornelius
Jon Ely
Misa Mabel Hawk
Benny. Com
Burbank
Ritter
Presbyterian
Jacob
Law Courta Graes
Jease Dice
University Notes
W W. Anderson
Londonville
O. E. Shomo
Pralaeworthy
Kappas
Mieses Taylor
Lehmann
McClure
Pierce
Smithville
Program For Farmers’ Institute
Armory Hall
Shreve
Wadsworth Citizen
Dotweller Wingate
Himsel
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