Cram's New Atlas of the World features urged by Wooster educators
An advertisement promotes Cram's New Atlas of the World and Cram's Mine with endorsements from Wooster educators and officials. It claims broad adoption by libraries and schools, highlights low price, and invites sales agents for Wooster, Ohio, with testimonials from Rev H W Lowry and others.
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Cram
Tharp
Dtan
United States
Wooster
H.W. Lowry
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Ublication
Severely Injured Farmer Wound By Horse
John Snoddy employed on Sheriff J B McCoy farm in Wayne two was severely injured Tuesday while winding a horse purchased by Sheriff McCoy. The horse threw him on his head and right side causing cuts and injuries to his back and hip. Dr. Young of Overton provided surgical aid.
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John Snoddy
Eye Specialist Beats Yoder House Parlora Friday Regularly
The Eye Specialist Dr. Frederick Platt will beat the Yoder House Parlora Friday regularly. Office Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Isaac Martin, a pioneer resident four miles south of Orrville, died Friday night after a lingering illness aged 60 years 4 months 18 days. Roy Brice of Orrville fell skating Saturday breaking his left arm at the wrist elbow. One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. FP. 5 CHOENEY Props Toledo Ohio. Weer Taavx & Sim endorse Cheney for honest business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and for sale by druggists. Tentimonials free. Hall's Family Pills praised.
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Frederick Platt
Svory
Teaac Martin
Orrville
Roy Brice
Hall
Choeney
Toledo
C. Wo
F. Cheney
Sim
Weer & Taavx
Wholesale Druggista
Waving
Kinnan & Maryon Wholesale Druggista
Hedl
Divorces Filed in Courts for Mrs Ida Franks and Mrs Mary Dawson
Ida Franks seeks divorce from Those Franks after a marriage on October 14 1802 with two daughters Eva and Carrie custody requests and name restoration to Gotderbaum. Mary Dawson seeks divorce from Wim Dawson wed September 25 1485 with alimony and name restoration to Mary France citing gross neglect and absence over four years.
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Ida Franks
Thoraday
Franks
Eva
Carrie
Sde
the Gotderbaum
Mary Dawson
Wim
Mary France
Grose
Mrs. Mary E. Ebert Dies at Gallon in Congress
Mrs. Mary E. Ebert widow of Noah Ebert died Thursday at Gallon after moving there months ago. Interment will be at Congress on Friday.
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Mary E. Ebert
Noah Ebert
Congress
Gallon
Miss Iva Kope Dies of Scarlet Fever Near Wooster
Miss Iva Kope aged 18 years 11 months daughter of John Kope died at her home 3 miles southwest of Wooster from scarlet fever. She was a Christian church member. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m. with interment in Wooster cemetery. A damaged ad text at the end shows a bogus job offer.
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Miop Iva O. Kops
John 8. Kope
Wooster
Christian Church
Two Governors in Kentucky Sworn In
Frankfort January 31 William Goebel was sworn in as governor of Kentucky just before 9 PM and J C W Beckham shortly after as lieutenant governor. Chief Justice Haxolrigg administered the oaths at the Court of Appeals. The plan to seat Goebel emerged in the afternoon amid claims the board had favored Goebel and Beckham and would report to the legislature, but Governor Taylor’s actions led to the legislature’s adjournment and militia-driven attempts to prevent sessions.
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Frankfort
William Goebel
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
Haxolrigg
Court of Appeals
Goobol
Goebel
Beckham
Taylor
Goebel Shot in Kentucky Capitol Incident
Senator William Goebel was shot on the Kentucky capitol grounds, wounded badly in the right side. Harland Whittaker, a Butler county farmer, is jailed at Louisville on suspicion, denied involvement. The shooting occurred as Goebel walked with Colonel Jack Chinn and Warden Eph Lillard toward the senate chamber.
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Frankfort
Capitol
William Goebel
Kentucky
Harland Whittaker
Butler County
Taylor
Loulaville
Whittaker
Capitol Bilding
Goebel
Goabel
Senate Chamber
Jack Ohinn
Eph Lillard
Frankfort Penitentiary
Mr. Lillard
Gosbel
God Ohinn
Ohinn
Murder Secrets Stir Covington Campaign Turmoil
John Sandford, president of the Farm era and Tradera bank in Covington Kentucky, was shot by Senator Gebel on April 11 1805. The murder triggered a major political sensation as long time foes Goebel and Sandford had exchanged threats. A prophecy at Sandford's grave suggested retribution would fall on the killer.
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John Sandford
Farm Era
Tradera’ Bank
Covington
Gebel
First National Bank
Goebel
Sandford
Blackburn
Sanford
Cametra
Squires Chas. E Slutz Dies After Illness in Canaan
Charles E Slutz known as Tip dies at 12:30 AM in Canaan at his mother's home after a cancer battle. He served as secretary of the Wayne County Correspondent's Picnic Association and was active in politics. Funeral set for 2 PM Friday.
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Squires Chas. E
Slutz
Canaan
Tip
Wayne Q County
Meyer
Felday
Obituary of Mrs Daniel Strock and Mrs Sarah Strock
Mrs Sarah Strock aged 64 years 4 months 29 days widow of Daniel L Strock died at her daughter J W Hont home three miles southwest of Wooster Saturday afternoon from diabetes The funeral was held Monday at 1 p m and interment followed in Wooster cemetery
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Sarah Strock
Daniell Strock
J. W. Hont
Wooster
Plain’ Two
Wrist injury and ankle accident reported near Frederickaburg
George Searight suffered a wrist fracture when thrown from a horse as it stumbled on Madison hill. He was taken to the home of Mrs. Samuel Taylor. Isaac Gonnel broke his ankle on Friday when a rolling log at a swill near Moreland struck him.
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Geo. Searight
Frederickaburg
Madison Hill
Mra
Samual Taylor
Isaac Gonnel
A Swill
Moreland
Five Ribs Brekenx Incident Reported at Residence
Court Constable Hiram Fisher Sr fell in his backyard on Eset South Street while gripping an object and sustained injuries to his left side. Local authorities are reviewing the irregularities of the fall and potential hazards in the yard.
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Hiram Fisher, Sr
Eset South Street
Jafvaisar-Scraialaie-Brgulin
Alde
Governor Proclaims Kentucky in Insurrection and Adjourns Legislature
Gov Taylor issues a proclamation declaring Kentucky in a state of insurrection and orders the legislature to meet in London Laurelce on Feb 6, aiming to thwart Goebel supporters. Kentucky soldiers patrol Frankfort streets to quell disturbances as Republicans gain control amid the Goebel case fallout.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Frankfort
London
Laurelce
Goebel
Goedel
Gloomy Armenia Weighs Under Tax Burdens and Failing Harvests
Letter from Dr Reynolds of Vanasaya to Friends of Armenia describes extreme hunger and looming scarcity as taxes bear down and crops fail. He notes rain failures, limited food supplies for months, and widespread mortgage of harvests and homes, with marauders and tithe pressures worsening misery.
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Armenia
Dr. Reynolds
Vanasaya
Atanding
Community solicits aid amid hardship and local notices
Rev. D A Newell of Wooster leads fund collecting for a needy cause as villagers recount suffering from creditors and loss. The Norwood Taylor appeal requests support for a Tonton attorney in the Philippines. Other items note bond sale, council plans for poles, cold weather, pension restorations, a poison cheese death claim, and a push to close saloons on Memorial Day.
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Yarda
East Liberty
Wayne County
Bhs
Putnam's Manual of
Maton Curtis
Doylestown
L. Zaring Creston
O. B. A. Leiby
Ooster
Drsjane
Scientific American
MUNN
York
Scribner's
J. M.barrie
Tommy and Grizel
Theodore Roosevelt
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Harding Davis
Henry Norman
Russia
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