Music Recital by Miss Minnie Roughs Pupils at Wooster
Forty seven pupils of Miss Minnie E Rough of Chester two presented an excellent home recital at the Frick residence north of Wooster on Saturday afternoon October 20. The program featured student performances on violin mandolin and piano with pieces by Klar, Mendelssohn and Gottschalk among others, highlighting Miss Hough’s skill as teacher and the pupils’ growing musicianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Rough
Chester Two
J. E. Frick
Wooster
Hough
Malbert
C. B. Garvér
Jeanie Fank
Miss Hough
Packer
Gottschalk
Katie Sherrick
Fanny Troxel
Mary Snyder
Lynes Vinnie Armstrong
Walter Gentile
Nevin
Claudia Myers
John W. Hough
Mendelssohn
Ee Mary Snyder
Millard
J Wilson
Vinnie Armiatrong
Narcissus Nevin
Joken Hough
Minnie Hough
Hypnotized Dog Esau Performs Surprising Tricks
Chicago Times Harald reports Dr Herbert A. Parkin of Chicago trains Esau the white fox terrier by written hypnotic suggestion. The year-old dog performs 34 tricks beyond ordinary dogs, including upstairs to his bed, counting people by barking, and a mock prayer. He obeys without fear, showing dual tasks under absence of conscious intention.
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Mana Ferferus
Herbert A. Parkin
Chicago
Esau
Sho
Klamone
Zsau
The Old Lady's Small Request In Court Circles
A historical anecdote recalls Andrew D. White receiving odd letters from Americans seeking influence in court circles. One tale notes a West resident sending four small linen squares for an autograph quilt. She asks White to obtain autographs of the Emperor, Empress, Crown Prince, and Bismarck, warning not to mar the squares' edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. White
Germany
West
Bismarck
Xack
Electricity dangers in Zurich experiments by Professor Weber
Swiss scientist Professor Weber conducted experiments to define when electricity becomes lethal. He tested 30 and 60 volts on himself and found rapid paralysis and pain, with danger rising when the difference between two conductors exceeds 100 volts. He observed that dry bands and conditions affect outcomes and noted higher currents can be harmless if not reaching the body. He contrasted workers in bare feet or damp shoes with engineers shielded from ground, explaining deaths in workmen vs safety among trained professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Weber
Oxygen Cures Seasickness Says Paris Medicos
A Paris medical discussion reports inhaling oxygen as a remedy for seasickness. Trials led by Dutremblay and collaborators show rapid relief from nausea, vomiting, and headache with deep, long inhalations, suggesting improved ventilation and respiration as key factors. Observations note calm and sleep following treatment, with cautious optimism for wider validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Baudouin
Paris
M. Legrix
M. Dutremblay
Academy of Medicine
M Dubois
Faculty of Science of
Lyons
M. Pordriolat
Transatlantic Company
N. Y. Herald
New York Woman’s Association Starts Trained Attendant Course
The Young Women’s Christian Association in New York reveals its first class of trained attendants. Eight week program trains women to care for convalescents, elderly, and chronically ill, offering affordable aid without replacing nurses. Graduates earn up to seven dollars weekly plus board, with diplomas enabling bureau registration. Physicians urged for more attendants as demand soars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrae
Ans
Young Women's Christian Association
New York
M. D. Nesmith
Employment Bureau of the Association
Very Tall Kneeling Maplained Why Little Mack Commands
A fragment recounts an officer calling for kneeling behind a stone fence during a rebel engagement. The six foot three inch man known as Little Mack remains standing, insisting he kneels, then lowers only his body while his head stays exposed. He is described as brave and towering within the regiment.
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Little Mack
Mear
Mack
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Court lists cases set for trial in Wayne County Common Pleas
On November 19 Judge S B Eason read the docket in Wayne County Common Pleas. The court did not report on the previous Monday. The following cases were assigned for trial across November 10 to November 28, with various plaintiffs and defendants including Shepherd et al v Brarn, Wagner executor v Bittner, Gelrgey v Wean, Oban Yong Quon v Black burn, McCoy v McCay, Altec v Lehr, Ray v Thomas, Leichtanwater v Orr, Levy v Kauffman, Clarke v Cook, Blackburn vs Severs, Winkler v Gresser, Harrisott v Garver sheriff, Stauffer v Emerick, Harding & Co v Pennsylvania Co, Butler v Sherrick, Rambaugh v Bush, Arick v Youtesy, Lawence v Suaprech, Landera v Franka, Webb v Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S B. Eason
Wayne County
Coart
Common Pleas
Petit Furore
Shepherd Et al Ve
Brarn
Wagner
Va. Bittner
Gelrgey Ve
Wean
Oban Yong Quon
Wooster Daily Roundup Of Local News And Notices
Local column reports a pension increase for Jonsph Antles of Madisonbure to 17. Ton, plus deaths in Orrville and Weat Baiem. Other items include a Wooster to Cleveland train remains pass, marriages and births, a rural mail route petition, a prohibition meeting at West Salem, pharmacy certificates, and a court hearing in Warne County. Also noted are a Wooster Brush Works order boom, a bridge of notable events in Ashland and Columbus rail plans, and an arrest in Ashland for a late August robbery. Subscriptions urged for the HERALD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsph Antles
Madisonbure
Sylvester Fraxier
Orrville
Joho
Wooster Thoraday
Mias Clara
Eligabeth Morr
Weat Baiem
Ste
Carrie Anthony +Brown
Mra. W
Jordan of
Greaton
Taut Thureday
Cleveland
Joho Warile
Liberty
Fell
W O. Myres
Mies
Minnie Pearl Hoffman
Wooster
Jon Dovel
Gale Border Milk Co
Obisago
Wooster Brush Works
E. P White
Wooster University
Mise Williamson
Ashland
State Board of Pharmacy
Cari
Avera
Perryavilla
Lugarda Wilhelm
Danconees
Baltimore
George Belawanger
Calvary Lutheran Church
Wooster Lutheran Church
M & Wilhem
John T Maxwell
Milereburg
Warne Co
Cosbin
Pivas Court
Mahon Ronch
Barrett
Madison
Sommeraide
Menno Steiner
David Steiner
Sterling
Emma Minion
Frederick Minion
Carl
Lola
Hias
Weat
Salem
Arthur Worrall
Asdland
Jall
Wortall
Mary Lehdigh
Ashorne
Beggy
Worrall
Death of Gee W Reid aged 50 in Wooster Ohio
Gee W Reid died Wednesday afternoon at his home 57 North Walnut Street in Wooster Ohio of lung trouble. Born in Virginia to David Reid he moved to Wooster after the Civil War era and worked as a bookkeeper for William Annat. He was a Christian Church member and active in G A R Given Post Royal Arcanum. Funeral Thursday October 25 at 2 30 PM under Given Post auspices with burial at Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Reid
North Walnotar
David Reid
Virginia
Woonter
VA Fens
Wm. Annat
Christian Church
Given Post
Wayne—Goaner
Royal Arcanum
Mra
Aéld Surviver
Given’Post , A. R
Wooster Cemetery
Excursion Tickets Offered to Columbus for Ohio Baptists
October 23 and 24 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all local stations to Columbus Ohio at one fare for the round trip for the Ohio Baptist Convention. Tickets valid for return until October 26, 1900. For details contact nearest B and O Ticket Agent or general passenger agent in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio, Railroad Company
Ohio
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio
Anatio
Pasa
Chicago
Til
Low Excursion Rates to Chicago Announced
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans limited time excursion fares from all Ohio River area stations to Chicago for October 28 30 and November 1 1900. Tickets good for return to November 5 1900. For details contact agent BN Austin General Passing Agent Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Austin
Program of Primary Teachers Wolen Oct 29 Devotional Exercises
Devotional exercises scheduled with Misa Iain Miller Jeason and Mra J D WoKns Paper by Mies Cora McClelland. Nov 2 Devotional exercises with Mies Mabel Wilson Jeson Mise Jennie Warner and Rhetoric Places. Meetings every Friday at 7 pm in City Hall Board of Education Room. All interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Iain Miller
Jeason
Mra
J. D. WoKns
Mies
Cora McClelland
Mabel Wilson
Jesaon
Mise
Jennie Warner
Jeseon
Board of Education
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Katie
Isaac
Bertha Sherrick
Smallwood
Gail “Prtox
Magpie Hotto
Jamet
Gail
Hezel Frick
Ludovic Sylvia Hiner
Janey
Harriet Snyder
Will O' the Wisp
Jungmann
Isa Rastetter
Webb
Boston
James W Simpkins
Marietta
Zanesville
Herald
W. Reid
America
Nick Amsier
Scott Billman
Everhard
Barn
William T-H Strong
University of Wooster
Coilogo Ave
Wilbur
Pecinihe
Watton
Aremie
Wilbur Seed Meat Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Allj
Massillon
R.j.smith
North Bever Bt
Fred'k W. Pratt
Yodor House
Bevery Felday
John S. Adair
Ofytor Upstaira
Wayne Dean Sonal Bank
Weester
Talay
Natitu
Telagton
Boxwell
Curtis
United States
Board of Control of the Ohio Agriculteceive
Herald Omea
Tyne
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