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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

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Struck by Freight Injures Easton Foreman

Patrick Willoughby, section foreman on the C L and W at Easton, was struck by a freight train Thursday evening September 19. He had moved his hand car off the track to let the freight pass, but stopped too near the rails and was struck. He was taken home for medical aid, suffering a deep cut on the right head and a badly fractured skull with a portion removed. The brain was not injured, according to doctors.

Patrick Willoughby Easton Willoughby Percén

Prohibition Meeting To Be Held Near Jefferson

The Prohibitionists of Plain will hold their second monthly alliance gathering at the schoolhouse one half mile east of Jefferson on Friday evening September 27. The program includes addresses by Miss Lela Lance and Miss Cecile Griffin, recitations by Miss Pearl Becker and Mr Silver Mykrantz, an essay by W. Clyle Warner, and announcements by Oliver W Stewart delivered by Walter Major. Music will be provided. all are urged to attend.

Prohibitiontets of Plain Alliance Jefferson Lela Lance Party Silver Mykrantz Cecile Griffin Oliver W Stewart Walter Major

Successful Applicants at Teachar s yw Examination

Following are the names of the successful applicants at September Examination. One year Mina Ewing Congress Edna Ethel Morgan Moorland Martha Frank Doylestown. Two years Mary Bacher Over ton D.S Yoder Weiternville J 4A Gerbrich Maude McArthur Wooster Bessia S. Frank Doyles town. Three years: O G. Acker Woos ter H A. Gallatin Dalton W.E. Weichel Creston taking special work.

Mina Ewing Congress Edna Ethel Morgan Moorland Martha Frank Doylestown Mary Bacher Overton D.S Yoder

Death of William H Johnson in Chicago to Wooster

William H Johnson aged 80 died in Chicago at his daughter Mary Bowman's home on Thursday September 19 from illness of old age. A former barber, he lived over sixty years in Wooster where he was well known and respected. Remains brought to Wooster Saturday, funeral held Sunday.

William H Johnson Chicago Mary Bowman Johnson Wooster

New Pittsburg Daily Farm Notes and Visits

New Pittsburg farmers busy drilling wheat and cutting corn as peach harvests remain abundant despite low prices. Franklin Weaver and wife of Cleveland are weeklong visitors. Capitola Munselman visits Ashland. W A Fortney and son Trac Fortney visit Leroy. Frank Snader and wife from Ashland guest of Eli Snader. Vaughn Webb returns from six week visit at Ravenna Alliance. Mr and Mrs T L Matthews of Red Hawk entertain I F Scholt’s family. Emmett Debrese and wife of Cleveland in town Sunday.

Franklin Weaver Cleveland Frank Snader Ashland Eli Snader Vaughn Webb Ravenna Alliance T. L.matthews Red Haw

Memorial Services for President McKinley in Wooster

Memorial services in Wooster honored President McKinley at the Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran churches with decor, prayers, and tributes from the bar, citizens, educational leaders, and clergy. Speakers reflected on his career and character, and resolutions expressing sympathy were adopted by both congregations.

McKinley M.H Neikirk Deeda Judge Critchfield Milas Corsa Hoelzel Frank Taggart Wooster Jesus L. E. Holden America Lowry Bechtel Alcock Salemn M E.church Chesney Hod. Stauffer J B. Taylor G.A BR Ohio United States S. F Scovol J . Campbell Nited Gy.g.smith

Immigration Reform and Media Criticism Call

A historical resolution urges Congress to act immediately to regulate and restrict immigration, stop anarchists at the shore, and involve federal, state, and municipal governments to protect magistrates and institutions. It also condemns sensational cartoons and biased journalism that incites hatred and crime, naming Rev L E Holden and several others.

Congress L. E Holden Mablon Roach A .S. McClure John BicSweeney L. R. Critchfield S. Sanborn C. A. Weiser

Double Wedding Reported From Toronto

Lieut Brown T Craig of Company H Shreve and Miss Mary Hague, Charles Airhart and Miss Louisa Crum both of Shreve were married last week by Reverend James Query in Toronto Canada. Friends knew nothing of the ceremony until the couples returned. The young people are well known in Shreve.

Brown T Craig Co. H. Shreve Mary LT. Hague Charles Airhart Louisa Crum Shreve Rey James Query Toronto Canada

Missionary and African Chief Lecture in the Country

Imitavelle D L Willberforce a missionary with an African Chief from the West Coast lecturing in the country. Mrs L M Wait hosted Friday Alvin King’s weeklong visit with an Ashland friend. Funeral for Amelia King held at Smith church. Several local residents visited Canton for the late president’s funeral.

D. L. Willberforce West Coast Alvin King Ashland Grandma Rober Amelia King Smith Church John Weaver Honeytown

University Notes Reflect Student Activity and Alumni Moves

University notes recount flag triumph by Sophomores and Seniors, addresses and conferences by Fred Wise and E. E Burcaw, and plans for campus events. Alumni like John D. Frame and W. C. Murray pursue studies in Philadelphia and Cleveland. Faculty and visitors attend dedications, while students engage in religious and cultural activities across Ohio and beyond.

Accident at Shreve Leaves Parker Leg Amputated

In a Saturday night incident at Shreve Newton R. Parker a 46 year old laborer from Youngstown suffered extreme injuries while trying to board a moving passenger train. His left leg was mangled and crushed necessitating amputation below the knee along with other serious injuries.

Shreve Newton R

Death of Mrs George Kistler

Mrs Barbara Kietler of this city died Monday September 24 in Massillon Hospital after long treatment. She was 80. Funeral held Tuesday from the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Sigler on North Grant Street.

Barbara Kietler Massillon Hospital Frank Sigler North Grant St

Marriage Licenses Granted in Several Counties

B B Glenn of Jeromeville weds Maud M Bower of Reedsburg. Geo L Gridley of Lodi weds Hannah Daugherty of Moreland. John F Myora weds Alicen N Graber of Wooster. Raymond Lake of McZena weds Pearl Leyda of Big Prairie. Chas A McKinley of Cleveland weds Grace M Hoak of Burbank.

B.B Glenn Jeromeville Maud M Bower Reedsburg Geo. L. Gridley Lodi Hannah Daugherty Moreland John F Myora Alicen N. Graber Wooster Raymond Lake McZena Pearl Leyda Big Prairie Chas. A. McKinley Cleveland Grace M. Hoak Burbank

Circuit Court Docket for Tuesday September 24 in Wayne County

Wayne County Circuit Court convened with Judges J M Douglass Richard M Voorhees and M H Donahue presiding. Cases include Cushman vs Lakg appeal Frick error Laurer vs Schultz executor appeal Mougoy vs Mackey et al error Miller vs Ewing administrator error Donovan vs State of Ohio error Wean Harr Warner Co v Geigey error Hyman et al v Goldner error Ohio Salt Co v Richey error Shanklin v State of Ohio error McCoy v McCoy error Butler v Foutz et al error Bucher v Daily administrator error Daily administrator v Bucher error Murdock v Derthick error Dippinger v Faber et al error Borger et al admin v Best not a error Wooster National Bank v State National Bank et al error Fraternal ... McMurray et al error

Wayne County Circuit Court J. M. Douglass Richard M. Voorhees M. H. Donahue Amos A. Cushman Clinton O. Lakg Jacob Frick Mary A. Laurer George Schultz W. A. Mougoy A. B Mackey Joseph Miller Charles L. Ewing James Donovan State of Ohio Wean Harr, Warner & Co Ve. A. A. Geigey Adam Hyman Stella Goldner Ohio Salt Company Mathias Richey

Free Street Fair Plans At Wooster In 1901

The second annual Free Street Fair and Night Carnival, organized by Wooster business men, will run October 15 to 17 on the Public Square and city streets. Over 1200 will fund premiums and free entertainments daily and nightly. Eight bands perform nightly and the Midway features top attractions including Dubec's Consolidated Trained Animal Paradox and the dog drama Saved From the Flames. Other highlights include the Palace of Electricity, Glass Palace, World’s Fair Museum, and Lynnette the Flying Lady.

Business Men of Wooster Merchant For Fands Ohio Dubec Palace of Electricity Borneo

Death of Residente on Mulberry Street Victim Of Paralysis

A resident on Mulberry Street reported hearing a moan from a Leonard Yanley residence. Neighbors entered Thursday evening to find Yanley unconscious on the kitchen floor. He had been en route to Ashtabula on business. his wife had gone to the country. Yanley, a German native who came from Mininwo two years ago, died Saturday night at age 65. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.

Mulberry Atreet Leonard Yanley Snally Mr. Yanley Ashtabula Yaouley Abosal Minin Two Wooster Ashtabula County

Canton Wright Wins Second Prize in Indianapolis Drill

Canton Wright Patriarcha Militants took second prize in the drill at the encampment in Indianapolis last week. Prizes totaled 1000 for first, 600 for second, 240 for third, and 100 for fourth. Cantons from Detroit Toledo Des Moines Terre Haute Syracuse Hartford City Chicago Ellwood and Canton Wright competed. On returning Saturday night the cavalier group was met by the city band Oddfellows Knights of Pythias and a large crowd. sky rockets and red fire lit the march to Liberty Street where Rev. S. E. Neikirk welcomed and congratulated the cavaliers. Capt Alcock spoke for Canton Wright.

Canton Wright Patriarcha Indianapolis Detroit Mich Toledo Des Moines Terre Haute Ind Syracuse Hartford City Chicago

Murder in Seville After Liquor Fueled Quarrel

In Seville Sunday night a brutal murder followed a drinking session at John Rose’s room near the Baville bank. Oliver G Houghton accused Rose and Cross of theft, then later Rose allegedly attacked him at the depot, leaving Houghton unconscious and grievously beaten. Houghton died Monday morning after naming Rose. Rose’s shoes were blood stained. his wounds noted. Hayes Cross were arrested and released for witnesses.

Seville John Rose Baville Bank Oliver G Houghton Oroes Rogo Houghton Rose Cross Jease Hayes Hayes Rittman Bis

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments

Public health warning about catarrh remedies warning against ointments containing mercury. Promotes Valle Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claiming no mercury and internal use. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure price 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills. Advertisement lists Ashland Street Fair Oct 1 2 3 with excursion rates via A and W Ry.

Valle F J Chenos Hall Obio F J Cheney & Co

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