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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1899

Page

2

Prohibition Party gains eye on Ohio ballot and liberty

The Prohibition cause faces strong rhetoric as supporters urge the party’s ticket in Ohio, citing expansion policy and prohibition ethics. Assertions attack the saloon’s spread with national implications, while petitions grow and 10,000 more signatures are sought to back the ballot push.

Herald Cornerstons New Voice Prohibitionists Prohibition Party Prohibition Press Ashenhurst Yeory Ohio Varlage Ofian

Greatest Old Engineer recounts early locomotive feats

A column recalls Carroll of Carrollton built by Ross Winans in Baltimore for the Boston and Worcester railroad in 1810. It notes wrought iron driving wheels, seven foot drivers, coal burning, and engineer Jimmy Jackman who ran her at extraordinary speeds. Also described is the snake spiker, a railroad worker patrolling tracks with a sledge hammer, and a tale of railway life from primitive days.

Carroll Carrollton Maryland Ross Winans Baltimore Boston and Worcester Jimmy Jackman Bisty Anil Fhonce

Addressing 400 American faloons in Manila sparks debate

The excerpt laments American presence in Manila and questions the President's sympathy for Americans at home behind in life and work while volunteers fight under the flag abroad. It contrasts distant oppression with domestic hardship and muses on national duty and sacrifice.

Smithville News Roundup and Local Changes

Smithville notes a long distance line installed by Union Central Telephone, enabling regional talks from Akron. The community hosted the Subdistrict Epworth League Convention in Orrville and Rev. Naurger preached at the Lutheran church. Local residents traveled to Akron for work, while the Whitner Wenger reunion drew attendees at Frank Wenger’s home. A. O. Geininger of Cleveland, former local and father of notable musicians, died after a paralysis stroke in Toronto. Samuel Zimmerman was hospitalized in Toledo. Rev. King to lead Lutheran services October 1 as Rev. E. Z. Smith preaches his last sermon before Delaware conference on September 20, with 14 probationers received and 5 baptized. Cautionary medical ad notes Mercury dangers in catarrh salves, touting Valle Catarrh Cure from Toledo firm. Hall’s Family Pills advertised as a top product.

Olemd Beelman Akron Union Central Telephone Company Epworth League Orrgillé Naurger Reeieborg Fred Brant Wm. Swarts Citisens Whitner—Wenger Frank Wenger Geininger Cleveland Toronto Canada Samuel Zimmerman Toledo Rev. King E. 2. Smith BM. E. Church Delaware

Trial dates set for Wayne County Court cases

Cases for Trial list scheduled within Wayne County Court of Common Pleas before Judge Maximell. On Monday Sept 18, dockets include Kean executor et al versus Elmer Jaines, Wright versus Mower et al, Oechler versus Oechler, Eddy versus Camp et al, Wright versus Eddy et al, Kabys versus Hoofler et al, Armstrong administrator via Bearight, Lucan Steat versus Osrl et al, Carl versus Myora et al. On Monday Sept 25 Bricker versus Cooper, Wise versus The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. On Tuesday Sept 20 Griffith versus Thomas, Mowery versus Lytle, Thomas versus Griffith, Keen versus Thomas. On Wednesday Sept 27 Harrison versus Garver, Beer versus Thomas, Chas Young Quon versus Blackburn, A J Thomas substituted. Thomas versus Keen et al. On Thursday Sept 27 Redett versus Harrison, Snell versus Snell.

Kean Elmer Jaines Wright Mower Oechler Eddy Ve. Camp Eddy Kablvs Hoofler Armstrong Steat Osrl Carl Myora Bricker Cooper Wise the Mutual Life Insurance Co New York Wise Rambaugh Grifith Thomas Mowery Lytle Griffith Keen Harrison Garver Beer Ve. Thomas Chas Young Quon Blackburn A. J. Thomas Redett Snell

Wayne TV and Local Happenings Chronicle

Wayne district notes include the Honteller child’s illness and Miss Jenole Showalter’s Indiana visit. Harry Weaver returned from Montana after his brother’s death. John Deneks and family attended a Paradise reunion at Frank Wenger’s. Young folks hosted a birthday for Miss Emma Gresart. A local auction notice invites inquiries to Mrs I N Kleffer in Bloomington.

Levi Honteller Jenole Showalter Mary O'Kall Indiana Harry Weaver Montana John Deneks Frank Wenger Paradise Emma Gresart

Local Marriage Licenses Filed in Doylestown Area

Marriage licenses record shows William A Parcell age 30 of Doylestown and Ada Louisa Rhondell age 27 of Doylestown with Rev J Frank Smitth officiating. Charles M Clark age 20 of Doylestown and Hattie Casenblser age 23 of Doyles town also licensed. Additional entries list William Newcomer age 24 of Orrville and Joatta Grace Arnold age 17 of Orrville. Michael W Rohrer age 40 of Wadsworth and Elisabeth Smith age 39 of Canaan with Rev Glenn officiating. Tacob Allen Barnatt age 28 of Center ville La and Grace Eden Dunlap age 20 of Wooster with Rev F B Acovel officiating.

William A. Parcell Doylestown Ada Louisa Rhondell J Frank Smitth Charles M. Clark Hattie Casenblser Doylea‘town William Newcomer Orrville Joatta Grace Arnold Michael W. Rohrer Wadsworth Mrs Elisabeth Smith Canaan Glenn Tacob Allen Barnatt Centerville Grace Eden Dunlap Wooster Acovel

Meteors bombard earth and space debris described in 19th century prose

Reading describes meteor bombardment of Earth with countless fragments entering the atmosphere and causing heat and light as they burn. It includes an odd aside on the Esterhazy family and a legal appeal over the name and title, with references to French civil court proceedings and genealogy.

Earth Ita Popular Science Monthly

The Young Monkey in Tittle Folks

A writer notes a scene where a baby monkey clings to its mother and pleads for grapes. The mother refuses, boxes the baby's ears, and the keeper condemns harsh discipline. The infant escapes several times, climbs the cage, and begs through the wire for a grape as the mother gnaws in anger.

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To Detect Cracks in Steel Tools by Chalk Method

A German paper describes a crack detection method for steel tools. Dip the tool near the cutting edge in petroleum, rub off excess, wipe surface with chalk, and observe chalk residue to reveal fine cracks.

Norway votes funds to extend railway system

Norway approves a four year plan worth 12,804,000 kroner annually to extend the national railway network. The proposal, backed by the government, seeks to improve transport links and regional connectivity across the country.

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