Christmas Wedding at Kaska Chapel in Edgerton
The Christmas wedding of Miss Eadora Saw Pears to Rev. Asher Harlan Brand linked by university ties at Kaska Chapel Edgerton Ohio featured festive decor and a full musical program led by Miss Mary Travyelli Glean. The ceremony included bridesmaids Della Dice Kathorn Deer and Fern Kieffer with a white pea de sole gown and white roses. A reception at the bride’s mother Ruth Kieffer home followed, and the couple planned to be at home after January 1 while local schools paid tribute with shower and fayre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaake
Mies
Eadora Sawpeas
J. N. KisHar
Harald
Asher Harlan Brand
Edgerton
Ohio
Bylveder F. Seupal
Kaske
Mary Travyelli Glean
Mise Hoelze
Jane Glenn
Margaret King
Oleen Brown
Grace Hartman
Miea Frances Glenn
Mies Fern Kieffer
Joseely
Mies Fernex
Miss Dice
Mise Deer
Misa Higerd
Rateralty
Pai Della Theta
Harry F Breed
Coloamboa
Elsa
Ruth Kieffer
Mise Nims
Fern Kieffer
Misa
Florence Christie
Miga Alsop Fredrick Om Nouth
Mise Hartman
Bea
90YearOld Miss Franks Charged With Shoplifting
Miss Anna E Franks a 90 year old domaster from Esra Frantein two was arrested Thursday for shoplifting. Officers Leimer and Griesle recounted her confession after a lengthy inquiry. Clocks and goods from Kiester Bros, McClarran’s, and Elsperman’s stores were linked to the thefts. Prosecutor Weygandt filed three charges. she pleaded guilty and posted $150 bail. Her parents signed the bond. she claimed she was to wed Christmas near Moorland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Frankas
Domaster
Esra Franke
Frantin Two
Leimer
Griesles Franke
Charles Oyies
McClarremecgrovery
Oyier
Mr. Oyler
Miss Franks
Mre
Kiester
Belo
Baturdsy
Kieeter Broa
Mra. Wm. Labr
Eleater Broa
Grojer
Misa Frank
Wooster
Weygandt
Alate
Smith Abe
Isaiah Fisher
Mica Franka Feeaid
Moorland
Bell Company Wins Stock Teicket Case in Royalty Suit
Boston December 21 Justice Bell in the United States Circuit Court ruled for the American Bell Telephone Company in the royalty suit brought by the Western Union Telegraph Company. The case, known as the stock teker case, has lingered in the courts since 184. The amount involved is 12 million dollars. The narrative includes unrelated medical ad text about catarrh remedies and product endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Justion Cell
United States
American Bell Telephone Company
Wastern Union Telegraph Company
Marriage license revoked by judge over coercion claim
A marriage license issued days earlier to Antonio Jecapara and Paulina Carandi was revoked by Judge Adair after the bride alleged coercion by her father who threatened violence if she refused. Reverend F Ankley notified of the issue and approached the judge. The case reveals the long employed detective Stacey was dismissed from the Pean agency amid the dispute.
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Aticense
Antonio Jecapara
Paulina Carandi
Adair
Dagseel
F. Ankley
Ankley
Two Boys Die in Wagoner Coal Mine Disaster
A fatal coal mine accident at the Wagoner mine near Doylestown Friday morning left two boys dead and three others injured. Victims include Fred Minor and Harry Minor. injured are Peter Smith, Will Siebaugh, and Weinshimer. The car derailed into workers, killing cousins and injuring several, with burial services held Sunday in Hometown.
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Wagoner
Doylestown
Fred Minor
Harry Minor
Peter Smith
Will Siebaugh
Ai ‘Weinshimer
For Bale A Nice Home In Smithville 30 A Lead
Tightly worded notice promotes a house in Smithville 30 A with a good lead and buildings. Features include tanning water and terms by inquiry to 8 E Brenkeman. The ad emphasizes affordable ownership and directs interested buyers to contact the listed agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
E. Brenkeman
Seward Wins Major Infringement Case for Woodward
Old Rochester lawyer William H. Seward, later governor, defends Woodward plow patent dispute. He secures a strong court opinion and defeats twelve opposing lawyers. Seward clears $200,000 debt while advancing patent enforcement across the United States. The piece also notes social commentary on age and fashion trends, referencing local galleries and photographs.
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Maita Calvin Hudeon
Rochester
William H. Seward
Seward
Auburn
Wood ‘Werd
Sourt
Govrere
Drert Woodward
Albday
United S States
Krivis
Benard
Enamies
Rochester Democrat Chronicle
Ten Cents on a Dollar for Choasa Friends creditors
Receivers clerk says creditors have little prospect of realizing much from their claims. With liabilities of 500000 dollars, the order will only be able to raise about 50000 dollars to adjust the creditors.
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Choasa Friends
Those Terrible Eyes of Cass and Webster in Whimsical Tale
A satirical dime-novel style reminiscence hails Senators Cass and Webster as men of fearsome gaze and colossal presence. A hotel incident in 1846 features a look so intimidating that a mistaken admirer backs away in terror, illustrating the era’s mythic view of political giants and their legendary reputations.
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Webster
Cass
Massachusetts
Michigan
Matea
United States
Genete
Mount Washington
Case
Hanna
National
Washington
Senator Cass
Alunk
Congress
Tusa
New York
Eloquence at Bay Trap In A Sermon Misread
A humorous tale describes a preacher famed for fluent talk who is duped by an acquaintance into preaching from a mock text. The set text spirals into a punny chain about knives and tortures, ending with the crowd in astonishment as the preacher fixation on numbers continues. Pinkerton's Gem Gallery advertises photos from $1 per dozen at the old Fredrick's Dry Goods location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eura
Pinkerton
Gem Gallery
Fredrick
A Pretty Home Wedding Unites Misa Harry and Edgar Young
A very pretty home wedding occurred at 14 Beallave the residence of Mrs. Albert J. Harry on Thursday evening December 20. Misa Millicent I. Harry became the bride of Edgar Young a Wooster Preserving Co assistant shipping clerk. Rev J H Deeds performed the Methodist ceremony under a holly canopy. About forty relatives and friends attended followed by a luncheon. The couple will reside at 14 Beallave at home to friends.
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Albert J. Harry
Beallave
Misa Millicent I
Harry
Edgar 2. Young
The
Wooster Preserving Co, Works
J. H. Deeds
Wooster
Geallave
Historic elephant carries Prince of Wales at London wharf
A famed London elephant used to bear the Prince of Wales during a tour in India is now aged and exhibits notable skull development and intelligence. Its long tusks end in brass-headed weights, and a native keeper named Thanya faced dismissal but was rehired after the elephant refused to eat, restoring its spirits and averting further trouble.
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Prince of Wales
London
Ins Dis
India
Thanya
George Sanger
Brooklyn Eagle
Bold Bid to Break Tie Sends Benjamin to Senate
In a dramatic Louisiana tale Col. W L Knox, wounded on a hotel cot in Baton Rouge, voted for Judah P. Benjamin to become United States senator after a tie in the Legislature. Benjamin won as Knox, near death, was carried to the House to cast the decisive vote and survived to recover.
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Judah P. Danjamin
Col
W L. Knox
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Col. Knox
Benjamin
Senate
Sudeh
Renate page scene at entrance over visiting card request
A boy at a Renate page refuses a visiting card delivery to Seniator Blank saying all cards go to the east lobby. A woman offers a quarter to bypass him but the boy states he earns a higher salary to keep cards. The piece turns to German trial verdict rules and notes the court outcomes based on vote margins.
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Renate
Seniator
Death of Samuel Feightner at Wayne Home
Samuel Feightner, age 79 years, 9 months, and 17 days, died at his home in Wayne county last Thursday. He was born and raised in Wayne county. Survived by six children. The funeral was held at 10 a.m. Sunday from Geyer’s Chapel.
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Samuel Feightner
Wayne Two
Wayne Co
Geyer
Tonac Tate
Hig
Moorland
Franklin
Moorland Cemetery
Camp
Greentown
Stark Up
George Cole
Akron
Creston
Oreston Military Band
R. W. Littell
Sands Gunn
J. W. Tanner
Merton Rhoden
Warren Boley
Earnest Peak
Charlea Willams
Local notices from Wooster area on events and public affairs
The snippet lists a week of prayer starting January 6 with daily 2 PM union meetings, a new mail route by Hoffman from Wooster to Preston via Madisonburg and Canaan, and a "Wadh Night" service at Wooster M. & E. church welcoming the new century. It notes sale of a Crest on bakery to Littell & Co, a divorce suit filed by Anna Thompson against James Thompson, a Lincoln celebration planned by Wooster Republicans, and tax payments by the Penn Company on the O and A road. It also records deaths, business ventures, military band elections, a doctor treating a patient after cramps, prison expenditures and population, and various local civic appointments and incidents.
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Union
Hoffman
Wooster
Preston
Madisonburg
Canaan
Wooster M
Conrad
Hig Bakery
Creaton
Bert Littell
George Walmer
Anna Thompson
Ashland
James Thompson
Weat Salem
Wooster Republicana
Penn. Company
A. O, Ry
Penn
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Kleffer
Cnat
Hayemtt
Beckaen
Daniel Webster
Buckner
Chicago Times-Herald
Gourt-East
Bell Company
Wen
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J Guerey & CO
Mall's
Dectectiva Stacey
Pean
William Suitzbaugh
Oms
Bultzbaugh
Asd
Millicent L. “Edger J. Youn
Germany
Eix
Uttora
Geo. Chance
Maple Grove
Ohio Penitentiary
Govarnor Nash
Creston Epworth League
D. D. Genaemer
Eott
May Tanner
Tas
Grawold
Nettle Quuntiss
Beulah Tanner
Treas
Adam Farmwall
Soaele-Kreteer
Organiet
Velliw Tamsery
Nora South
Mra
J. W. Irvin
Chariater
Alice Wells
Cleveland Plain Dealer
D. H. Piersom
Cleveland
Pierson
Expresaman
Joseph O. Woodward
Common Pleas Court
William Woodward
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