Election Uncertainty Across States and Party Results
Reports show Democratic sweep in Wayne County and statewide gains with Democrats taking the entire ticket by solid majorities in some areas while Republicans contest Ohio. Tammany wins in Greater New York with Van Wyck, Prohibitionists tally sizable votes. official counts will decide governorships and legislatures.
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Ohio
Wayne County
Preas
Bashiell
Greater
New York
Tammany
van Wyck
Pennsylvania
Prohibitioniata
Keystone
Bushnell
Dr King’s New Discovery Offered Free Trial Bottle
Free of Charge to Sufferers, take this to your drug store for a sample bottle of Dr King’s Naw Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. No trial required. a regular bottle proves its merits. Many physicians reportedly rely on it for resistant cases and guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottles free at Laubach and Boyd’s Drug Store. regular size 60 cents and $1.00.
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Dr. King
Laubach and Boyd's
Princeton Inn dispute threatens rupture with university
The dispatch from Princeton reports growing tension between Princeton University and the Presbyterian church over the Princeton Inn controversy. The New Brunswick Synod will convene on November 11 in First Church, likely condemning Professor Shields for signing the liquor license petition. President Patton is expected to speak in defense, possibly provoking a clash with church authorities.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton Inn
Princeton Univeralty
Shields
Presbyterian Church
New Brunswick
Organized and Working at Wooster Preserving Co
A Wooster meeting elected officers including President Jas W Wilson and Treasurer Grant Myers. The firm, now busy daily and nightly to fill orders, nears completion of new works with prospects for a smooth start and strong early output.
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the Wooster Preserving Co
Jas. W. Wilson
F. A. Warner
Becty
Ibrig
Treas
Grant Myers
W. C. Yost
J. W. Wilson
J.Q. Snyder
D. O. Curry
W. W. Wallace
F. BH. Harding
University Notes Recap of Student Life and Local Events
University notes recount E E Smith of Columbus voting and greeting friends on campus, plus visits from Mt Eaton and Orrville residents. Several Teachers' Department graduates leave for winter schools, while others return next spring. Halloween celebrations, address by Dr Ewing, and sermons at Kauke Chapel are noted along with Y M and W O A events. Several sports injuries are mentioned from Saturday games, including Gilesemer, Young, Jargia, and Hackett.
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Herbert Spickler
Sarton Ofty
O. W Biddle
Orrville
Albert Gerber
Kidron
Notestein
Bater
Robbs
E. E Smith
Columbus
Lewis Smead
Hhis Clausea
Cleveland
Savannah
Ewing
India
University Missionary Association
Scovel
Kauke Chapel
Evanguellat
J.wilber Chapman
Tom Shepherd
Gilesemer
C. Young
T. B. Jargia
Floyd Hackett
Bucklen Arinca Salve Adverts Claim Wide Healing
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises cures for sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box. Sold by Lavache & Born and advertised in the Herald.
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Tux
Sarva
Lavsace & Born
City Council meeting notes and quorum report
The City Council, despite a claimed lack of quorum on election night, had a quorum with Vice President Snavely presiding. Attendees Mearts Boegner Dee Smith Snavely Kroney Zimmerman answered when roll called. Reports included a contract award for culvert bridge approach to Dr J W Lehr and credit for Otto Bardon’s addition to Fifth Ward. A special policeman position for George B Miller was created at ten dollars monthly, term ending with the council term. Mayor Jeffries reported thirty two dollars in fines and licences since the last report.
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Snavely
Mearts
Boegner
Dee
Smith
Kroney
Zimmerman
Third Ward
Weat Bowman Atreat Culvert Bridge
J. W. Lehr
Bia
Jeffries
Fsat
Weather Chronicle from 1806 to 1898 and 1907 Outlook
A compact weather summary by H. W. Richardson describes moisture and temperature patterns across multiple years and months. It notes excess rainfall in certain periods, drought spells in autumn 1897, generally favorable crops in spring 1807, and variable outcomes for corn, wheat, tobacco, and fruit across successive seasons. The notice ends with an advertisement for school closing programs and souvenir cards from the Herald Office in Wooster.
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Angnat
Autruy
Bowmen
Jane
Timothy Bay
Qorn
H.W. Richardson
Columbus
Herald Office
N. E. Corner
Wooster
Inspection and Reception at Given Relief Corps Hall
Mrs. Palmer of Geneva Ohio inspected Given Relief Corps in their hall on Monday evening, with a reception in her honor by the corps ladies. The event featured cheerful conversation, light refreshments, and a strong sense of comradeship, though election talk was absent. Members were urged to attend the upcoming inspection of Given Post tonight.
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Sit
Thia
Quiet Halloween in Smithville as townsfolk report birth and health notes
Smithville reports a quiet Halloween with no depredations. A fine girl welcomed Dan'itors, Yeakley celebrate a fine boy, and many locals visit relatives in Dalton and Chicago. Rain lifts crops, but runaways injure Miss Elsie. School breaks and local meetings fill the week while residents contend with illness and family news.
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Hallow
Dan
Mrs. Yeakley
David Bandet
Wits of
Dalton
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University Notes
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L Wilhelm
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Hallowe'en
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