Pan American Exposition at Buffalo Promises Grandeur
A detailed preview of the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo for summer 1901 describes an 850 acre site with elaborate water features, sunken gardens, and extensive sculpture by Karl Bitter. The layout centers on in inverted T court plan with the Esplanade and Court of Fountains, plus the Electric Tower rising 875 feet, illuminated by 200000 lamps.
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Buffalo
Karl Bitter
Chicago
City of
North Bay
New York State
Buffalo Society
Berea
Niagara Falls
John Galen Howard
Wooster Area Obituaries and Notices Tidings
Obituaries and notices from Wooster and surrounding areas list deaths of Ethel Thelme Butler infant, Horace J Smith infant, Mrs Curtis E McBride, and Maggie OBrien. Also announced are bankruptcies of Levi Brenneman and David Wasfie, a bankruptcy hearing in Cleveland, a marriage at Reformed church parsonage, a ministers meeting in Wooster, and local public notices including charity clothing drive and census-like appointments.
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Daniel Holser
Orrvilla
A. J. Ricke
Cleveland
E Nelkirk
Reformed Church
Alva E. Arnold
Offrille
Mins Fiera
Villard
Mt Eater
Ministers’ Association of
Hon John Brinkerhoff dies at 87 in Bloomington Ohio
Hon John Brinkerhoff longtime Wayne County educator public servant died at his home in Bloomington at 5 30 p m Sunday aged 87 years 66 months and 7 days He taught in Roxbury Oznas twn Ohio and Golden Corners and served as county surveyor and Wooster architect planner He was a lifelong United Presbyterian church elder and peacemaker in church assemblies Funeral was held at 10 a m on Wednesday Dec 19.
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John Brinkerhoff
Bloomington
Mr. Brinkerhoff
New Kingstown
Cumberland O
Penn
Davies and
Rebecca (Frasier) Brinkerhoff
Dillsburgh
Penns
James O'Hair
John Jones
Brinkerboff
Roxbury
Wayne Co
Ohio
Oznasa Twp
Golden Corners
Afroide
Mise Rebeca Sommers
Washington County
George
Barbara
Harah) Sommers
Washington Co
Canean
Golden Gorners
Union_rmy
Forty-Seventh
Daniel
Daniel V
Joseph W
Wooster High School
The
Wooster University
Cleveland
Burbank
Ming Mary Robinson
Weatmoreland Co
William
Isabel
Eaton) Robinson
Brinkerhoff
Wooster
Wooster Academy
Akron
Wayne County
Ooster High School
House of Representatives
United Presbyterian Church
Killbuck
First
General Assembly Learnediat Als
Asociate
Associate Reformed
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Utica
Springfield
Childern
Echo Of The Cuban Campaign Lawsuit In Akron
A long delayed suit is filed against officers of the old Eighth regiment from the Cuban campaign. Walter Harria and 18 band members sue Colonel V Hard Dow General Charles Dick and other officers for $1560 in back pay for band members who enlisted as privates when mustered in. The case stems from band pay disputes during active service.
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Akron
Eighth Regiment
Walter Harria
Onkle V. Hard of Wooster
Dow General
Charles Dick
Fred Bryan
C. 0. Weybreicht
Edward Vollrath
Alex W. Mayzies
William R. Palmer
Omicera
Camp Baushnell
Musicana
A’ Pey
Dawmonth
Miss Inex Zainer Breaks Engagement with Summer
The Canton Repository reports that Miss Inex Zainer daughter of Sheriff Zainer confirmed she would not marry on New Year and that her engagement to County Commissioner Summer has been broken. The engagement was publicized last week.
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Canton Repository
Inex Zainer
Zainer
Aday
Summer
Ohio Minute Teachers Association Meeting in Cleveland
The Ohio Minute Teachers Association will convene at the Chamber of Commerce in Cleveland December 26 to 28. The program includes addresses, public school and voice training topics, symposia, recitals, and grand concerts by Obie's beat Artista and the Grand Symphony Orchestra. All music teachers are urged to attend. expenses are light. For information contact N. Dee Stewart, President, Cleveland.
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Ohio Minute Teachers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Ite
Obie
Beat Artista
Grand Symphony Orchestra
Obio
N. Dee
Stewart
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn Monday
Grand jurors listed to appear Monday January 14 1901 in various townships including East Union Sugarcreek and Wooster with names such as E O Numbers George Biddle David Barnhart Solomon Rickapaugh and J M Robinson among others Petit jurors also named with multiple wards and townships and dates for selection in 1901.
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E. O
Lewis Greenawald
Woeeler
George Biddle
East Union
Thomas Feixar
Dangan
Arthur Senff
Saltcreek
G. W. Jackden
Chippens
P. Masser
Ootgreas
Charlew Beichenbaugh
George Garatenschlager
Baughmas
J. W. Arnold
Sugarcreek
David Barn
Petit
Teippene
Wee
John W. Behiseler
Green
Solomon Rickapaugh
Plain
J. M. Robinson
Clinton
Q. Ay
Leavers
Chippewa
Larry Sinclair
Canaan
Jacob Sealer
A.D Fetters
Congress
Benj. Tiefonthalee
Ward
Wooster
Scott Camp
Baughman
Henry Dague
Wayne
J W. Elsaloger
Local Notes and Notices from Smithville Area
Smithville residents report jobs moves and travel to Cincinnati and Lancaster Pennsylvania. A small home fire at J W Bricker’s caused minor damage. Grant Baum and Carrie Bauman returned from travels. Gerry Gallager performed in Maryland while teaching music. Catarrh cures touted as constitutional by Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio with a money back offer.
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Obriat Brenner
Edward
Lancaster
Ps. R
J. W. Bricker
Mr Bell
Wooster
Wn the Great
Grant
Carrie Bauman
New York
Penn
Gerry Gallager
Maryland
Grant Baum
Massillon
Eusee
F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wayne Township Notes and Local Moves
Grady from Indiana visits her alter Mire. Masser moved his sawmill from Zimmerman's woods to Steeling. Rankle visited Orrville with his mother. Mamaw plans a new barn. Hoover rents Kortz farm for spring move. Speicher at Akrom, Bonkle buys 9 small farms theater two. Ley Bacher wed a Toledo woman Tuesday. all send best wishes.
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Frank Rankle
Orrville
Epsat
Rev. Mamaw
Harry Hoover
John Kortz
Ezra Bonkle
Theater Two
Ley Bacher
Om ‘Taseday
Toledo
Decision Day in the Sunday School Emphasized for 1900s
The Ohio Sunday School Association urges teachers to prepare members for a final decision on January 6, 1900. The program stresses earnest teaching, letter writing and visits over any flashy methods and invites pastors superintendents or teachers to request preparation details from Joseph Clark, General Secretary, in Columbus, Ohio.
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Banday
Jesus Obriat
Itlanot
Ohio Sunday School Association
Joseph Clark
Ohio Sunder School Association
Roggery Building
Columbus
Ohio
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Grant Taggart
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Robert M. Gardner
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James B. Taylor
Franklin Township
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Andrew Romich
Wm. Brangon
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Joseph W. Ramaey
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J. W. Ramaey
Marshal Dagan
Applecrak
Henry Witmer
Wm. Y Landla
Albert Smyser
Otto Bardon
Joseph Masson
O. Eby
Wile
Mary O. Gansemer
Chippawa Township
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Jos. Shallenbarger
Pittaburg
John Gilmour, Jr
Cincinnati
J.weller Co
Wayne Twp
Charlie Speicher
Akrom