Local Notes and Community Notices From City Sources
J E Applebingh has been ill for weeks. Chas A MacDonald planned a trip to Steubenville on Monday. Mise Deux Boynton of Buckeye State visits in system. O Mins Mary Thoburn of Cincinnati guests in Dr Bost family. Paddy Roberts, formerly with the Hanavp, found work in Landonville. Geo W Pepper praised as great during last week visit. George Kottler of the Daily Republican out sick Tuesday. 3 year old daughter of James H I Bruce ill with pneumonia south of city. Prof B Kiefer of Jeromeville schools seeking Jeromeville post office. Wishing him success. Alcock purchased James Donald’s interest in marble works, canceling departure plans. Rev O V Northrop of Zanesville called to Bethany Baptist pastorate, young man of fine attainments. Cure for headache Electric Bitters safest remedy. Benefits include relief from habitual headaches and constipation. Fifty cents and one dollar at Laubach and Boyd’s Drug Store.
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J.E. Applebingh
Chas. A. MacDonald
Steubenville
Mise
Boynton
Buckeyest
Mary Thoburn
Cincinnati
Dr. Bost
Paddy Roberta
Hanavp
Landonville
Rey
Geo
Pepper
John McSweaney
George Kottler
Daily Republican
Toewday
Vina Tha
James HI
Bruce
Pneumonie
B. Kiefer
Jeromeville
Apt. Frobes Alcock
James Donald
O. V. Northrop
Zanesville
Bethany Baptist Church
Laubach & Boyd
Wooster Weather And Local Notables In January News
Snow storm and blizzard effects cited while Wooster events include court sessions in February. Reports note freezing temperatures from 160 to 20 degrees below zero and ice men coal men plumbers prospering as coasting is banned. Obituary for Mrs Frank Burket and marriage of William Bligh and Nellie Fisher. Bloomington property sold to Rev Honaton. Burial details and local church officers listed. Dr Samuel Armour obituary notice from Africa service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Woostar
Frank Burket
Wayne Township
Wooster
Wolfe
Maurfield
Archer House
J. N. Kieffer
Bloomington
William B. Bligh
Nellie M. Fisher
Near Wooster
Local Notes Record Weddings Deaths and University Lectures
Mire L A Blackburn of Pittaburg dies of pneumonia during visit to Laat Union township. Interment in Pittburg. John McSweenay hosted Rev Geo W Vepper’s dinner for guests including several clergymen and judges. Bride Ilma Kosier wed John Houser near aston Wayne Co Ohio on Jan 20 1807. Houser praised as prosperous. Guests joined at a feast before the couple departed east. The Hxeitat editor thanks McBweeney for hospitality amid Cupid’s entanglement. The Sweeperetta carpet sweeper ad and University Lecture Course on English Bell Ringers at City Opera House Feb 2 features Shipp Brothers with bells and recitations. Press praise from Detroit Free Press Albany Press Florida Chautauqua. Tickets 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Blackburn
Pittaburg
Joshua Bowman
Laat Union Township
Siewaen Pred
Stough
Pittburg
John McSweenay
Geo, W. Vepper
If Aart
W W. Criley
D.D
John A Gann
Judgel
R Critchflatch
F. Scovel
L. Frank Smith
James Malling
Capt
J . Taylor
Hxeitat
Mc Bweeney
Cupid
Aston
Wayne County
Ohio
John Houser
Marsisllville
Ilma Kosier Werse
H L Weltmer
Wooster
Néode
Zroom
Wryne County
Wwld. Kosier
Champion Hill
Easton
Houser
Tress
Shipp Brothers
Detroit
Free Presa
Albany Press
Bell Ringers
Florida Chautauqua
Divine name debate tracks ancient Jewish practice
The Rev Dr Wice of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati argues the tetragrammaton Jehovah is never spoken by Jews and is replaced by Adonai. He cites ancient practice by Pharisees and biblical usage in Exodus and other books, noting Jehovah is absent in the New Testament. New York Son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wice
Hebrew Union College At
Cincinnati
Heanya
Adonai
Wise Saya
How Dickens Wrote. Fiske on Dickens and Gadshill
Stephen Fiske presents a vivid portrait of Charles Dickens at Gadshill. He recalls Dickens isolating in Forchester chalet from 1 p m to 8 p m writing or answering letters. The method included reading All the Year Round proofs and jotting ideas, with golf cited as part of the routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Stephen Fiske
Gadahill
Anecdotes From a Chalet Writer’s Quiet Study
A narrator recalls a room in a chalet with windows on all sides and a writer who shows a bound manuscript. He explains planning a story by naming the hero and posing questions about wealth family love and loss before developing characters. The writer preferred blue ink and was nicknamed chief by peers historic notes on the Dickens school ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatea
Halliday
Chief
Amatuer Skipper Recalls Long Island Sail in Gleaming 17 Footer
A bayman describes finding a 17 foot boat on Long Island's south shore. He praises its beauty and speed but notes rough weather exposed its limits. The tale contrasts seeking a boat with the thrill of sailing and the robust charm of bay life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Kail
Flnish
Gap
Bayman
Troe
New York Times
Tennysons Women and the Poet’s View of Work
A review argues Tennyson favored traditional female roles while not opposing women’s rights. It asserts his view centers on home life as the arena for noble influence, shaping character and prompting male achievement through loving partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wage Eurner
Tennyson
Toms and Country
Heraphore
Books and bindings seen through scholarly eyes
The essay contrasts love of content with care for book covers citing Jiuskin Renan and Darwin. It notes Jiuskin values inner meaning over outward form, Renan's vast library with few bindings, and Darwin's neglect of covers, sometimes ripping them off. Friends then lent books he would borrow, knowing usefulness would endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiuskin
Ytia
Erovat Renan
Fatal Blunder Ends In Unrequited Love In Boston
A Buffalo man pleads for forgiveness and vows to improve as a woman remains firm on a dying mother’s promise. She declines, crossing the fence toward Boston while he weeps, the scene described in a clipped rural voice from the Clyva nd Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Boston
Buffalo
Clyvaland
How Do Men In Mars Behave
The piece questions Martian behavior and society, pondering whether Narsian irrigators resemble humans in intelligence, governance, excess, wealth disparity, crime, and social structures. It treats Martians as beings with unknown forms and habits, inviting hypothesis rather than conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
London
Lunatic Asylum Visitor Demonstrates Proper Barrow Use
A visitor at Booth Tunatic asylum observes an inmate wheel a barrow upside down for transport. The inmate explains the why and the visitor corrects it, highlighting a humorous exchange. The piece shifts to a reflection on how knowledge is acquired and developed, contrasting passive reception with active discovery and self-directed learning as essential to growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Tunatic Asylum
Pennsylvania Lines Inauguration Tour Offers Low Fare
Exooralom te Mezledvik Pennsylvania Lines announces low rate tickets on sale March 1 to 8 for a train service to the inauguration. Sleeping and dining cars and special baggage cars are included without charge. Information available from Fan Daren and U O Kutnaty A G P Agt Cleveland Ohio.
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Ulderstoort Etsabriein Fuuset Association
Keanu Campbell
Mexico
Fan Daren
Asalatant
Pascens Ger
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Line
U. O. Kutnaty
A.G.P Agt
Cleveland
Worth Seeing Excursion With Pennsylvania Lines
Crowds expected at Washington for grand ceremonies with leading party figures attending. Excursion tickets offered by Pennsylvania Lines for limited nights at a low cost, dated March 1st, 24, with details through local ticket agents or C. L. Kimpaun in Cleveland.
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Washington
Pennsyvania Lines
Goagle
Pennsylvania Line
C. L. Kimpaun
A. G. P. Agt
Cleveland
Low Southern and Home Seekers Excursions By Rail
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway offers home seekers and southern trip travelers reduced rates on first and third Mondays and Tuesdays each month. Contact local PA Lines agents or F Van Dusen in Pittsburgh for information. Open to all travelers at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Local Church Directory Lists Services Across Denominations
A church directory lists Methodist Episcopal, Westminster Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, Bethany Baptist, Reformed Church, and various others. It notes pastors, service times on Sundays and midweek meetings, Sunday school hours, and youth activities across multiple streets and corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Corver N. Merket
Larwill
F. Smith
Chas. Haupert
Kopt
Eoworsh League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Papizennty Chapel
Hall Young
Compton
Gniversity Authoriten
First Presbyterian Church
North End
O.a. His
Bebbath
Pennsylvania Lines promote low rates on reliable travel
The piece invites passengers and ticket agents to consider the Pennsylvania Lines for first class service and quick travel times. It urges inquiry via local representatives or by writing to F. Van Dusen, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa., for information on travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
F. van Dusen
Pittsburg
Pennaylysola Lines
Obie
Agnet
Pittsburgh
City Markets Offer Fine Programs and Souvenir Cards
Local Herald Office at N. K. Corner Public Square Wooster showcases wedding cabinets school souvenirs and cloying exercises in varied formats for visitors and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
N. K
Wooster
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Speer
Gingery
Rev
Honaton
U.P
Anovil
Hillis Rhodes
Carrie Dysart
H. H. Hubbell
Nannie Totten
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Madison
Jease Myers
Samuel G. Armour
Milleraburg
Foteresr
Africa
Leopold II
Congo Free State
Ile
Mra. J. H. Brown
Madge Armour
Hanvixa & Co
Thea Heratn
City Opera House
Atlantic
Pacific
Saloa
Misa
Shipp Aasista
Gorgeous
Fast
Wheela
Leart
Manna
Fred
Ponce
Wwe
Annie L. Mazzey
New York
San
Tennyson’'S
Chautanqnan
Ledger
Exooralom Te Mezledvik Pennsylvania Lines
President McKinrey
Homeseeker
Aldo
Popkins
Merrell
Soule CO
Syracuse
X. Ys
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Kk. R
Eastwaed
Toledo
Oak Harbor
Orwalk
Wellington
MO Spencer
Preston
Orrville
Mensillon i
Navarro
Valley Jet
Wau
Mingo Jet
Porry
boPn
Ene Martins
Porry Stoubenw
Bant
Warrenton
Dillonvale
Abd Jowett
Gowerstar Ae
Bherrod
Wees Neltepince
Ari
Lyris
Navarre
Mesaillon Nu Mare
Oh “S
Orrville Aragra
Bem Monroorille
Bellarue
Vase
Olra
Fromont
Aia Bazgi
Oak Barber
Toledo Huron
Norwalk
Huron
Forwalk
Bam Hi Ly
Milan Wien
Guron
Sundar i
Olin
Church Directory
North Beaver & Bay
Campbell
D. v
Bath
Englise
Lutheran Church
North Eastcorner Market
Larwil
W.W Criley
D. D
Paator
Mand Ésop
Bepbats
D. E. Robinson
Bethany Bapyiet Ohxurch
Hunt
Sap
Young People's Meeting
Nomen’s Missionary Chols
Young Ladies Auxiliary
Indar
Reformed Churor
Corne
North
Buckeye
Ek Beck
Fas
Mistion Zandt
Jamee Episcopal Churo
North Market
Gabees
Leeson
North Buckeys St
Rosa
Disciples
Church of Christ
Church OF God
East South Street
Garrices
Evory
Glasgow
Winzer
California
Shoobay
Clévéland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
Sulen
Baltimore
C. W
Kislirg
Chicago
O. R
Wonster
West Bound
Rait Sound
Oxalemzan & Co
John Willaman
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