Prohibition State Ticket Headlines Leader Names
Prohibition slate lists Bey Nelson D Creamer of Columbus for Governor with J M Hoolt of Alerandia as Lieutenant Governor. A C Purvis of New Laxtngton runs for Auditor, William Kingham of Lakeside for Treasurer, K Jay Ploney of Cleveland for Supreme Court, T W Shrove of Martins Ferry for Attorney General, Professor Dickaon of Wonner for School Commissioner, and Benjamin Parque har of New Wilmington for Public Works Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
J M Hoolt
Alerandia
A C Purvis
New Laxtngton
William Kingham
Lakeside
Supreme Court
K. Jay Ploney
Cleveland
T W Shrove
Martins Ferry
Goramiuatoner
I Dicka Aon
Wonner
Public Works
Henjamin Parquehar
New Wilmington
Prohibition Platform Declares Ohio Saloon Overthrow Goal
The Ohio Prohibitionists convene at Springfold May 1903 to advance prohibition nationwide. They denounce liquor regulation as failure and call for total prohibition, opposing party machineries and urging church, merchants, and citizens to unite at the ballot box against saloons. They emphasize protecting women, children, and moral order, and urge emancipation from drink]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gotland
Marty
Commonwealth
Fta
Ina
Prohibition Party
Indio
Obie
Teft Uy
State Central Committee Members Elected at Spring Meeting
The State Central Committee lists members elected at spring meeting including J B Martie Cincinnati Rev J Olttiday Norwood C Upfold Dayton Johnson Wiley Schuep Roy A A Watkins Edgerton Rev J Mearhem Wilmington A Urim Conk RW Plekerio Urbana HF Sick Lane Toledo Onverston Portsmouth Ho L Baker Arthur Robert Candy Columbus H In Teske Rendurer Ww T WB Teeples Mt Gilead Jamon Sronjamin Zanesville WW deott Bridgeport Capit M Baott Grandsilo John Danner Canton W F Polis Akron Gen L Case Cleveland A L Talbot Cleveland. The State Executive Committee is F M Meosriney Chairman W F McDowell Secretary John F Gregg Treasurer Robert Candy Columbus I MacLane Toledo H L Paoko Dan dUS ky J B Maris Cincinnati J M Scott Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mccartney Furntshes
State Central
Apring
B Martie
Cincinnat
J Ooltiday Norwood
C Upfold
Dayton
Johnson Wiley
Schuep
Roy A A Watkins
Edgerton
J. Mearhem
Baker Arthur
Robert Candy
Columbus
Teske Rendurer
Teeples
Mt. Gilead
Jamon Sronjamin
Zaneshiie
Deott
Local notes on births deaths and oddities in Wooster region
A roundup of community happenings includes births to Dr L Kean and spouse, William Stiber of Cleveland, and Rey A A Ball of Canaan two. marriages and anniversaries noted, including Miss Mabel Zaring and G C Otie Smith, plus Mrs Chira FE Witte death and funeral in Hastings Neb. Also reported are a Wooster wreck train derailment near Millbrook, church picnics at city park and Highland Park, and a court injunction case in Canton. An Erie rail and electric line dispute ends unfavorably for Erie Railway. Market prices and local trade entries appear, with livestock and produce quotes and license notices for Albert Couley and Myrtle Elser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railiway
Erie
Creston
Etrenit
Canton
Easom
Southern Gum Co
Onanton
Wonster
M. A. Gelton
Elders Wooster
Andy Welty
Applecreek
Welty
Clarence Hackett
Henry Jackman
Hayesville
Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests in Greenfield Area
July visitors and local meetings weave through Greenfield and nearby towns with a stream of guests from Newton and Akron. Epworth League met at Mrs West’s home, while prayer groups gathered at Mrs Beboot and Mrs Shuey hosted respectively. Rich blackberry season ushers townsfolk to pick and enjoy berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Ju Miller
Akron
Epworth League
Mre West
Coltierge
Mre J Beboot
Felina Huffman
D Shuey
L Atmmerman
Florence
Cleveland
Effa Horst
Roy
Russell
Canterbury
Mra B Shuay
Rittmam
Middle aged today a buoyant competitor for life
The article notes that forty five is no longer seen as elderly and middle age has become jaunty and elastic. It cites changes in youth adulthood, marriage age, and social equality with younger generations. Probate court items follow, listing estates, guardians, accounts, and hearings with dates pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocia
Readers and Editors Duel Over a Cold Spell Story
Theodosia Garrison wrote a New York short story about a coal shortage experienced by her family during a cold spell. Editors first rejected it as poor work, then accepted it elsewhere and earned praise and pay. The piece prompted eulogies from two magazines and frantic efforts by the original editors to lure the author back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia Garrison
RhRae Pickering
Mat Ifo
New York
Maurice Maeterlinck
Mail
Wayne County Clerk Annual Report 1903 Highlights
The report of Samuel East selboro shows common pleas cases: 212 filed, 227 in year, 193 pending July 1, 1903. Divorce cases: 13 pending 1902, 13 brought, 31 by wife or 14 by husband, 8 granted to wife and 18 to husband. Coroner inquests: 8. state 10 female 2 suicides, 1 homicide. 6 males and 1 female with unknown cause. Fines: $460 assessed, $35 collected. Circuit court: 16 pending 1902, 9 filed, 24 total, 10 disposed, 3 to Supreme Court, 11 pending July 1, 1903. A petition asks county commissioners to macadamize Jones road from Kilitack west to the hill on Jefferson road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Easelboro
Wayne County
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Summer School Picnic and Local Elections
Summer School note reports the annual picnic at the Experiment Station this Saturday. Miss Barbara Yoder is elected primary teacher for Port Clinton schools for the coming year due to illness. Dr Lehr of Ada could not lecture. SEE Neikirk filled the vacancy delivering a lecture on Liars. Mira Dora Anderson, daughter of Rev WW Anderson, married Prof Robert Harper of Cedarville. she graduated from the University in 1895 and has taught. Prof Harper was former principal at Loudonville High School. They will reside in Wisconsin.
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Experiment Station
Barbara Yoder
Port Clinton
Lehr
Ada
New See Neikirk
Mira Dora Anderson
WW Anderson, Astor
Loudonville Pres. Brarint Church
Robert Harper
Cedarville
Anderson
Harper
Toudonville High School
Wisconsin
Wingate
Beech City
W. M. Beetham
Carrollton
Nellie Lutz
Ir. Bittikofer
Sulphur Springs
Chas
W. Keim
Mingo Junction
LL. Simanton
Carrolton College
Moorfield
Minn
Simonton
Perrynville
Edwin Townsend
Margaret Elder
High School
Mapleton, Minn
Estate Notice of Martha McQuiee in Wayne County
The Underaigned is the duly appointed Executor of Martha McQuiee late of Wayne County, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the estate will present them, duly authenticated, for allowance. Marlon Roach, Executor, Wooster, Ohio, July 2, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McQuiee
Wayne County
Marlon Roach
Wooster
Ohio
Alaska and Spain in a Wooster lecture round up
Thursday afternoon Superintendent Miller lectured on Alaska detailing its 1867 purchase from Russia for 7 200 000 dollars and 600 000 square miles at three cents per acre. He traced Russia's Civil War era politics and the czar and Gortschakoff role, then Friday morning Miller overviewed Spain from Tours in 732 to Charles V and 17 000 000 square miles, noting causes of decline as cruelty pride and lust for gold. The series concluded with remarks on reserve power and career advancement by various Wooster Summer School figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Alaska
Russia
Alexander III
Alexander Gortschakoff
England
Prussia
Austria
Gortschakoff
U 8
U S
Congress
Presirvant
Tours
Spain
Charles V
Charles
C.C. Miller
Wooster Summer School
Memorial Chapel
Carlyle
Emerson
Henry VIII
Alexander Hamilton
Walter Scott
Eastern College
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TRY Arrald Printing
Wooster, Oxto
Port Okice
Wooster Oho
Moeria East
Pubio Square
Sax
Bowulag
Apruy
Pestece
Adust
the State Central Committee
F. M. Meosriney
W .F McDowell
John F Gregg
I. MacLane
Toledo
H. L. Paoko
Dandusky
J. B. Maris
Cinoinnail
J. M. Scott
Granville
M Fulton
Isaac Jonson
Dr . L. Kean
Plain Two
William Stiber
Asom
Rey A A Ball
Canaan
Millbrook
Reformed Church
United Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School
Highland Park
Mabel Zaring
Jacob Aaring
Otie Smith
Kansas Smith
Chira FE. Witte
O G Franka
West Salem
Hastings
Neb
Lincoln
Adam Wholater
Wooatur
8Almeville
Mra
Orl Payne
S Bover
Hosband
Indiana
Magaillon
Grant Vife
Albert Couley and
Myrtle Elser
Wooaler
Barral
Alowe
Arkey
Mra. Lathe Netee Skies
Katie
Greenfield
Mass
Mire
Jesse Fluckinger
Mra Hessburger
Newton, Kanass
Jareen Longdorf
Probate Court
Yilvuen
RL Adair
Israel Hoover
George Holstand
Cersair
William Keiffer
Glonm
Mamte Masaon
Samuel Morr
Ellen Cerrell
Susan Konak
John .Hoak
Paint
Mablon Ruoh
Massillon
James Dogan
Hary Limano
Mabel Reynolds
G Whhitman
Lawrene Whitman
George W Brown
Sarah J Snraffer
Earl Nixon
John H. Taylor
Isaac Barnett
D = Matz
Jean P Jeffries
Creva'and & Southwestern Craction Company
Elizabeth and
Peter & Sherm
Arguel
Coarts
Jones Road
Kilitack
Jefferson Road
Crowl
U of P. Medical Bia
Blauser
Case
Mary Notestein
Wooater
Ashville
Miss Pearl Fast
Nova, O
Tere
Oe. A. A. Aart
Iphomng U Downing
Weostar
Bowman Bran
Boas
Ave
Aga't
John Rockey
Succeseer
Walker Bros
Sr Gradss of
Hart Eed Boft
Tation Jouenson & Tallor
Attorneys-At-Lay Wooster, Urto
Mar Fawes Laud Ib Rice Pinay
Nooster Icr & Coal CO
Dmaleer IK
Massillon and
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HJ Smith
Manunger
Omessad
North
Beyer M
Ate
Bia
Fred’k W. Platt
Yoder Eease
Lenaes
Nia
Eilat
Scientific American
Soloon
Seadey
Jock
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