Probate Court Proceedings Record Summary
Proceedings before Judge K Ladler include sale bills for estates of Witmer and others, appraisals and final accounts for multiple estates, orders appointing administrators and inspectors, real estate sales and deeds, probate of wills for Shay Roubier Wilhelm Fisher, and hospital reports. Hearings set for May 2 and April 19 as noted.
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Frobate Court
K. Ladalr
Minnie Plnonicks
Benj
Margaret Witmer
Michael Wise
Eli Fredrick
Chippewa Township
Henry W Caul
Clarence Caul
Ward
George D. Barnard
Mary Plymosser
James Quinby
C. M Tawney
County Treasury
Jacob B. Long
Jacob B. Schmidt
William Bellaker
Paint Township
David Hostetter
Samuel Byler
George Sigler
Mary Sigler
Harrison Treace
Samuel P Eshleman
John L Crushel
Samuel Lightfoot
W.E. Weygandt
Elizabeth Holm
Christena Caroline Shay
Cleot
Peter Patrick Shay
Charles Roubier
Salt Creek Township
F Roubier
Wilhelm
Wooster
Catherine Fisher
Martin Welker
John H Snyder
Christian Cochedaur
Orst
Massillon State Hospital
John Oberlin
Frank Flack
Susan Nolin
Wayne County
Toledo State Hospital
William Fye
Clinton Township
Massillon
Joseph Gallagher
Mary King
Johan B Nichter
Gale
Isaac Shriber
Emanuel Shriber
Aaia
Nicholas Whaley
Thomas D. Dorland
John P. Dorland
Rose Koontz
Louisa Fasig
Petidom
Manufacturers' Sales Days公告 in Wooster 1902
Wooster Hardware Co announces Manufacturers' Sales Days on April 3 4 and 6 1902 in the D D Miller Room Wooster Ohio.
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Wooster Hardware Co
Wooster, O
D. D. Miller
Puzzling Legal Terms Baffle Court in London Answers
A London magistrate and barristers debate the meaning of odd terms like falcon a snaffe dry puree sandboy and snaffle. Judges and solicitors guess at meanings, no consensus, case stalls as definitions elude the court and witnesses.
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Nease
Carin
Britain
defenseWice
aMer
London
Taj Mahal the World’s Finest Monument in Agra
The Taj Mahal in Agra Hindustan stands as the world’s grandest architecture. Erected by Shah Jehan to honor his favorite queen it is octagonal and crafted from white marble inlaid with jasper carnelian turquoise agate amethysts and sapphires. Twenty two thousand men labor took twenty years to finish with an estimated cost of sixteen million dollars.
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Taj Mahal
Agra
Hindustan
Shah Jehan
Fortune teller asked to reveal future spouse
Miles Coy jokes about consulting a fortune teller to learn whom he will marry. Mr Backward-Well-er-yes suggests asking Coy directly to save the fortune teller’s fee for the ring. Philadelphia Press report.
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Miles Coy
Philadelphia
Press
Stamps Mentioned By Synesius In Early Greek Letters
A brief vintage note recalls Bishop Synesius of Cyrene on the Greek coast of Africa, around four centuries after Christ, mentioning stamps in his letters. The odd restaurant dialogue and the line from Les e's Weekly appear as colorful, scattered snippets.
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Synesius
Cyrene
Africa
Vanity of Savages: Indians Parade in Garish Attire for Photographers
Humboldt observed that Orinoko Indians and later North American tribes posed in full paint and feathered dress to astonish viewers, carrying outfits in bad weather for display. Washington DC streets near the White House promenade host visiting Indians, with boarding houses and photographers drawing crowds, as depictions of civilization and display persist in their travels.
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Humboldt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Sixth
Second
Sam
T. Loulx Republic
Rare Penn volume Magna Chart copy in Philadelphia Quaker hands
The only known copy of Penn’s Magna Chart issued in 1687 is owned by the Philadelphia Quaker Meeting. The book, titled The Excellent Prolifeer of Liberty and Propriety, explains colonial constitutional rights and legal bases of liberty. The sole proof is Chief Justice Lloyd’s 1728 statement. facsimile reprint appeared in 1897 by the Philobibl on club.
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Philade’phia
Penn
Bradford
Meeting
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Philadelphia
England
William Penn
David Lloyd
Philadelphis Press
Sparatualisa and the Aparaticalist Question
A杂 story from Clarper's Magazine recounts a morning encounter with a washwoman who speaks of spar atualism and questions about a girl named Sarah who recently went to live with a woman described as an aparat ialist. The tale centers on fear of loss of belongings and the unknown lifestyle Sarah might adopt.
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Munzalling
Cora
Sarah
Saya
Clarper
Ridiculous Vocal Habits Cited in Alma News
In InaIana polls a local pressing issue is noted as Ne-You women scream Obi on occasions while men repeat I and InaIana’s press. The fragment hints at social chatter and gendered phrases observed in public discourse.
Lost Opportunity Heard Around Philadelphia Times
Mrs Gabbie asks about a matter she believes many know yet only she learned of a week ago. The Philadelphia Times is referenced as the source of broader awareness. The dialogue implies a missed chance and a social bubble surrounding the news.
Poetic Excerpt Echoes Nature’s Rebirth
A fragment from Clarence Army in Indep presents lyrical imagery on leaves, salt winds, waves, grace, music, dawn and creation. The text evokes nature’s renewal as soil and sun reveal a rose and the heart’s fancy leaps in a divine spring.
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Clarence
Sea legs for cattle and horses on the voyage
A New York dealer explains that cattle and horses endure rough seas with surprising poise. Bulls and horses adapt by shifting positions, a trusted handler calms and guides them, and accidents are rare but when a leg breaks there is no veterinary help. Shipping costs range from six to twenty dollars per cattle head and twenty seven to two hundred fifty per horse head. Government inspectors reducing overcrowding later lowers ship profits.
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New York
Lincoln's Swear Word Teaches Humble Lesson
A Lincoln anecdote recalls the president and secretary escaping a pursuer and entering a house. Lincoln blurts out a crude exclamation and defends it by saying his good mother taught him that any word with by before it is an oath. He vows not to swear again before the young onlookers.
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Mr. Lincoln
Wells
Tabt
Tabt Bros.’ Medicine CO
East 190Th Bt
WN OY
Sunburned Children Spark Racial Warning Tale
In a College avenue home, two girls faced a mother’s warning about sun exposure. She feared sunburn would mislead others into thinking they were Black children. The neighbor then identified them as the sunburned children of Mrs Black, prompting the humorous exchange.
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College Avenue
Wonderful Stones in Animal Parts Tales
A Chambers Journal excerpt describes legends that a tortoise brain housed a stone to extinguish fire and grant prophecy when placed under the tongue, another stone in a hyena eye shared similar power, and the cat head supposedly contained a treasure that granted wishes if the stone existed in reality, a notion treated as mythical.
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Chambers
Journal
Why He Doesn’t Work
A humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Record features Hungry Higgins replying to a housekeeper that a man who doesn’t work has a good appetite. He quips that if he worked there would be no satisfying meals, highlighting a wry view of labor and appetite.
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Higgins
Philadelphia Record
Heaviest Stone and Prehistoric Wildlife Oddities
The zir com is described as the heaviest stone at 414 times the weight of equal water. A mysterious Be Recep ale cate Sytoe a5 Deere 86 See er is noted as the lightest. In ancient epochs rhinoceros fed in California while large Mens and tigers inhabited the jungled regions.
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California
Jungied
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