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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1900

Page

3

Injured by a Runaway Horse Near Wooster

Matthew Stair aged 67 of Plain Township Wooster area was severely hurt Saturday evening when a frightened horse belonging to John Saal ran and struck him near the Mougey House. Stair suffered a deep gash above the left eye and facial injuries and remained in precarious condition after medical care by Drs Green and Stall. The horse tore down a US mail box before being captured near West South Street.

Matthew Stair Wooster Plain Sp John Saal South Bover St Nowell Humphrey Henry Boeg Bover South Bt hMath’” Stair Mougey House Stair Dra U S Mougey Hotel

Smead of Savannah Elected Superintendent of State Institute for the Blind

The State Institution for the Blind trustees elected Rev Dr G L Smead of Savannah Ashland county as superintendent to succeed Rev R W Wallace who did not seek re election The choice was unanimous and cites his 13 years of steady management and educational progress He is a Presbyterian minister and father of Louis F Smead a senior at Wooster University

G. L. Smead Savannah Ashland County R. W. Wallace Smead Wallace Ohio Wooster Louis F. Smead Wooster University

Local Notes and Social Happenings in CanaAN

Mrs Ella Owen guests at Haskins home. Rev Knowlton preached in Gay's absence. Picnic set for Aug 7. Haas hosts guests from Michigan. Snell not improving. D White ill. Jensie Mathes entertaining. Town band concert at Seville. C E society meeting well attended with talks by Landes Wooster and Miss Jeasio. Junior group performed well. China declares war on Russia. Daily Mail report from St Petersburg dated Monday states China attacked Russia. Chinese troops and Boxers seize Russian transport near Aigun killing most of escort. Blagovechensk bombarded. garrison overwhelmed and town burned.

Ella Owen FN. Haskins Knowlton Presb Gay Belmont County Jacob Snell London The Daily Mail St. Petersburg China Russia Aigun Amur Blagovechensk

Americans Lose 215 Men at Tien-Ta in Washington

Admiral Remey reports to the Navy that Tien-tsin city and forces are in allies hands. American losses total 215 killed or wounded with updated tallies. All businesses in the city will close Wednesday.

Tien-Ta Washington Remey Navy Department Tien-tsin

Organ and Song Recital Program Highlights

A list of musical pieces and composers for an organ and song recital. Titles include Quella Sibley Waltz, Clock Waltz, Listen to the Mocking Bird, Moonlight on the Lake March, An Evening Thought, Beautiful Visions of Paradise, My Old New Hampshire Home, The Sparks Galop, and Dames de Seville among others. Performers named include Ida Fisher, Jennie Buchanan, Isa Rastetter, Laila Snell, Dessie Mellinger, Daisy Pocock, Grace Myers, Winnie Pittinger, Ada Gregg, Fanny Troxel, Pearl Spyder, Hallie Grey, Miss Hough, and Pearl Snyder.

Quella Sibley Ida Fisher Jennie Buchanan Isa Rastetter Laila Snell Orvette Dessie Mellinger Jennie Ropp Clara Daisy Pocock Hallie Grey Dublin Bay Grace Myers Winnie Pittinger Mrs. W D. Haddle

Lightning strikes bank barn near Wooster causing fire

The bank barn of James Donald, one mile northwest of Wooster, was struck by lightning during a storm Tuesday afternoon and burned to the ground. An incomplete list of American missionaries killed in China includes Rev. J. L. Whiting, a Wooster resident, born in Rochester New York, and a Presbyterian minister. His wife and daughter are in Wooster.

James Donald Wooster Washington China J. L. Whiting Whiting Rochester N.Y Obina Aince Ohio Poultry Association Fred Brent Trancock St John Ama’n'z Mennonite Greene Two

Pugilist Attacks Wooster Officer in Street Threats

Fred Yingling, a prize fighter, assaulted a Wooster police officer with a strong right hander after threatening to do harm. He was arrested and jailed, with further charges pending.

Wooster Fred Yineling Gileat

Wooster News Bids Farewell to Local Figures and Sports Win

A jumble of community notes reports a 12 to 2 Wooster victory over Ashland in a Tuesday baseball game, several pension and legal actions, farm and road incidents, local travel to Lakeside, and various accidents and court motions affecting residents of Dalton Orrville Wayne and nearby towns.

Ma Jor Miurhal Porsigela

Wayne County Sheriff Report for Year End June 30 1900

The sheriff's report for the year ending June 30 1900 records 72 arrests made, including 19 insane and 2 epileptics. Two were sent to the penitentiary, 3 to the workhouse, and 1 to the reform? svmts 45 held for misdemeanors and trial.

Sherif

Longfellow's Cambridge Arrival and Harvard Impact

Obituary note for Trenry Winger and a reminiscence about Henry Wadsworth Longfellow arriving at Cambridge in 1836. The essay recalls Longfellow's influence on German literature interest at Harvard, his Bowdoin background, and his early stature as a respected poet shaping Harvard's literary scene.

Longfellow Cambridge Lowell Harvard Europe Bowdoin College Howard Everett Hale

Pointed Paragraphs and the Road to Ruin

A humorous note contrasts ways to draw a conveyance and earn money. It mocks misers and the trouble of travel, saying the road is repaired at travellers’ expense. A telephone clerk breaking an engagement is also mentioned as another case of “ring off,” per the Chicago News.

Chicago News

Wooster City Council Progress and ProbateActions

July 16 council notes: Grant street repair estimate $113. city hall cost inquiry. lighting proposals by Howard Electric Co. and park lighting discussion. Committee empowered to act, hitching rail repairs ordered, weed control notices to property owners. John Wilson nominated merchant police. political vote denied. Decennial Board of Equalization elected includes Blackburn, Deer, Gasche, Haller, Landers, Blackborn. Probate Court proceedings: Odell estate final account. Kiefer and Donald cases. estates of Carl, Linberger, Brown, Shreve, Baker wills and bonds listed.

Mongoy Smith John Wilson City Decennial Board of Equalization Anthony Blackburn Jacob , Deer Charles O. Gasche Henry A. Haller Michael Landers Hamilton R Bilackborn Judgqa R. L. Adair John B. Odell Adaline Adair John Kiefer Jacob Kiefer State of Ohio Artie Donald Alexander Oarl Charlotte Oarl Petitson Gertrude Linberger Simon Linberger Jacob Ewanger Levi Nelsenaeger Joshua Broth

Census records reveal large family in Wayne County

In Canaan township Wayne County census data notes Samuel Rock living two and a half miles south of Creston as head of a family with twenty three children. The list includes sons Dick Hawit of Creston and Sonsa Hoatatier of Creston and Ray Stauffer with John W Tata and Clara Benebe of Wooster.

Preston Canaan Township Wayne County Samuel Rock Creston Mr. Rock Dick E. Hawit Sonsa Hoatatier Creaton Ray Stauffer John W. Tata Wooster Clara Benebe

The Whirligig of Tima Era Shifts in Love and Marriage

A compact note on changing gender roles and romance. It suggests women embrace independence, preferring nontraditional forms of commitment and material displays over marriage norms. The tone is reflective of social shifts in modern times.

Tima

Strange Bat Tres and Curious Sights in New York

Reported fragments describe odd sights in New York including a tornado and people smoking on crowded streets. A large man in a red tone resists lamas and a slender man hints at sour disposition, with uncertain quotes attributed to the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.

New York Michelle Cincins Dattl Enquirer

Pennsylvania Line Excursions to Toledo and Atlantic City

Pennsylvania Lines offers low rate non transferable excursion tickets to Toledo on June 2 and June 27 for the Ohio Christian Endeavor Union convention. Sleeping car service via Philadelphia and the Delaware River Bridge routes to Atlantic City will operate August 0th with roundtrip to Atlantic City and coastal resorts at 11.60. Tickets available from U W Leyde, Wooster.

Ohio Christian Endeavor Union Toledo Pennsylvania Lines Pennsylvania Willeparle Excuratoriata Atlantic City Cera Wooater Ithe Pauadelphis Delaware River Bridge Atantic City Alaoue City Cape May Acgloaca Avalon Holly Mead Qecan City den Islo Vty Widwood New Jersey Maryland Kenoboth Delaware Llokgtag Auguat Oth U. W Leyde Wooster

Excursion to Niagara Falls Aug 10 by A&KY Railway

A mid summer excursion from local stations to Niagara Falls is planned for Thursday August 10. Round trip fares vary from Millersburg to Woimenville and other named stops, with schedules around 2 PM to 5 PM departures and a twelve day return window. Tickets available from local station agents and U P agents in Cleveland via company contact.

A.&c Nature's Wonder Niagara Falls Millersburg Woimenville Fredericksburg Applecreek Orrvilly Pitkin Coi Addres Uoket Ofu A.& Ky, Co Ataluns U. le Kimball A. U.P. Agi Cleveland

Baltimore and Ohio excursion tickets offered for Midwest and Ohio visits

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces excursions from Millersburg to Sandusky and Wooster to Sandusky at 1.25 dollars round trip with special trains and a Wooster City Band fundraiser. Additional July trips to St Paul and Mt. Vernon for the National Republican League and Ohio Baptist Assembly are advertised, with return validity into late July or August.

DB. &O. Ry Kandusky Baltimore & Ohio Itailroad Company Ohio River St. Paul Minn National Republican League of the

Attractive Summer Pamphlet Reveals B&O Excursions

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issues a summer resort pamphlet highlighting Deer Park Gettysburg Atlantic City Cape May and Ocean City with low rate round trip tickets on August 2 1900 good for return in twelve days and valid with limited stopovers at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Tickets available on all regular trains with depot agent arrangements. inquire at B and O offices for details.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Autoriae Guicago Prasengera Toad Grand Central Baltimore & Ohio Dailroad Wilbo Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Hallmers & Co Washington and Pitiedgipila Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Deer Park Gettysburg Atantic City Puto Bay Ballmore Ohio Railroad Company Atlantic City Cap May Tealala City N. J Ocean City Hmit Washington, D. C Bailmore Philedsppia Austin

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