Public statement touts Deans Kidney Pills remedy
A Wooster reader cites personal use of Deans Kidney Pills since 1896 with kidney and backache relief. The message claims others share the experience and urges purchase via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and local dealers. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Dyan's and take no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Fhelow
Wm Keehn
East South St
Deans
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dyan's
Two Hunters Survive Bridge Collision After Coowning Night Crash
John Bold and Harry Fisher, both veteran hunters, met a serious accident returning to the city from a coon hunt on a Prairie Lane bridge. Their rig collided with another wagon causing Bold to be pinned under horse and wagon, dragged from the ditch after about ten minutes. Fisher escaped and helped Boldou. Bold reportedly felt no lasting ill effects, while Boran at dinner Saturday fell ill and may have internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bold
Harry Fisher
Coon
Mr Bolus
Prairie
Bolus
Fisher
Mr. Bolus
Bolusa
Boran Carr Arto
Tragic Train Accident Identified Man From Wooster
Thomas W. Miller of Wooster is in serious condition at Alliance City Hospital after being hurled from passenger train No. 45 near Yankee Crossing. He boarded in Salem with a company pass, resisted removal, jumped off, and sustained head injuries with multiple facial wounds. Mrs Miller and child are visiting his parents in Wooster.
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Alliance
Thoraday
Thorsats W Miller
Salem
Tom Miller
Harrigan P Miller
Wooster
Republican
Review
Thomas W. Miller
Yankee Crossing
Miller
Charles
T W Miller
Massillon
Mell
Alhater
Dre JH
Ko Tressel
Child
West Larwill Street
Creston petitioner seeks support after marriage to Charles Fo Chester
A Creston woman identified as Martha Chester filed a petition alleging she and Charles Fo Chester were married on an unknown date and had one child. She seeks relief and mentions spousal disputes and related legal action. The document also contains an unrelated advertisement for Greens August Flower patent medicine promising cures for indigestion and liver troubles with purchase details and a mail offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha the Chester
Creston
Charles Fo
Chester
Jan Ustad
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
Former Creston Man Killed by Freight Train at Massillon
Albert Seabrook, a ten year day car inspector for the Wheel ing in that rally, was killed by a W & L E F freight train at Massillon on Wednesday. He lived in Massillon and had hundreds of friends there. He was returning home after work when struck about ten yards south of Tremont Street crossing. His body was not found until hours later. Remains will be taken to Worcester for burial.
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Massillon
Albert Seabrook
W & L EF
Seabrook
Wheeling
Massion
Tremont Street
Wrester
Horial
Valuable Library Donated to Grant University
Rev Gi Hughes a former Methodist elder living two miles northwest of Cres ton has donated a valuable library of several hundred theology volumes to the Grant university. The donor preferred to place the library with the university during his lifetime rather than wait for death. The university focuses on educating poor white people in the South.
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Creston
Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
U. S.idrant University
Nooge Pennier Tinghes
Grant University
South
Prolific Debate over David Harum Original Creation
Edward Noyes West and Westcott sparked a debate about the real model for David Harum with claims of multiple candidates including David Hannum. Westcott denied any single inspiration, calling Harum a composite. An actor portraying Hannum reportedly avoids exact imitation, instead matching Harum’s shrewd, medium build and expressive features while fully embodying the character’s persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Noyes West
David Harum
David
Wooster Alumni Banquet Noted At Cincinnati Event
The fourth annual Cincinnati Wooster Alumni banquet drew about 300 members at the Business Men's clubhouse on Tuesday. J N Ervin presided, with Frank Margeyne as president and Dr Vandevere Taylor as vice president. Remarks highlighted Wooster pride and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Alumni Association
University of Wooster
J. N. Ervin
Frank Margeyne
Vandevere ‘Lavlor
A. Hise
M_ Vatick
Nenn
Nymeen
Robert Laidlaw
Wooster
F NM. Millan
Pond
Row Hisley
L. & Holden
Open Coshocton School of Business Careers
A leading Wooster stockholder and head of a system of business schools plans to open a modern school in Coshocton, target July. The institute will occupy Armory hall on the third floor of Selby building, partitioning the old hall for offices, with a 100 by 50 foot space and modern teaching methods in bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, penmanship, and related fields. Mi Yownin, a renowned instructor, heads courses linked to Massillon, Findlay, and other campuses in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Business College
Coshocton
Fooseby
Yoenm
Selby Building
Armory Hall
Wall Am
Coshocton School
Aes Mi
Massillon
Wester New Phildelphia
City Clerk Office maintained under new municipal code
The Office Of City Clerk remains a distinct office past changes in the code with the new council electing to appoint a city clerk to record proceedings as before. Also mentions spring tonics and remedies from Laubach & Bayl, Laubach & Boydrand, and immerman & Co as advertised products.
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Cate
Caty Anditer
Laubach & Boydrand Immerman & Co, Mw Fk
Wooster Capitalists Explore Ohio Coal Land Plans
A large Wooster party visited Warsaw to inspect options held by the Ohio Coal Land Oil and Development Company. They toured mines and clay beds, praising conditions. The firm, with $1.2 million authorized capital, aims to develop 4000 acres east of Warsaw for coal, cannel coal, clay, and potential plants, with rail spurs and modern mining gear planned.
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Warsaw
Wooster
Ohio Coal, Land, Oil and Development Company
Ohio
Paint
T. W. Vo
C. A AC
Pennsylvania
Clinton Laughlin
Anderson
Painters Demand Higher Pay Sparks Strike
Journeymen house painters belonging to the union are demanding 22 and a half cents per hour and many have gone on strike. Master painters refuse the wage increase, saying prices cannot support the higher terms.
Wooster Preserving Co Reports Satisfactory Year
Stockholders hear reports showing the year's business was very satisfactory and the company’s affairs are in good shape. The plan calls for expanding to 100 acres each for tomatoes and pickles this spring. Farmers learn pickle production is profitable and receive fair treatment from officers. inquiries directed to the office.
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The
Wooster Preserving Co
Connainy Ag
Atthanpaal elects BYPU officers in surprise vote
The Baptist Young People's union elected officers after following offers. Winners include President Miss Tilly Be kenroth, Vice President Miss Mars Sanborn, Secretary Winstrace Milhand, Corresponding Secretary Miss Lota Trunk, Treasurer Miss Mary MCJarran, and Organist Mary Sandry.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Proclaimed Best for Burns and Sores
An advertising note extols Bucklen Arnica Salve as the best remedy among salves for burns cuts skin eruptions and piles. It promises relief and satisfaction with a 25 cent price and is guaranteed by Laubach and Boyd, druggists.
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Laubach & Boyd
TUS Tonsiline Co, Oantom
Dreadfut attack of Whooping Cough cited in letter
Mrs Ellen Harrison of 300 Park Ave Kangas Cuy Mo reports two children suffered severe whooping cough. In a paroxysm one child reportedly bled from the nose. After trying various remedies, a family doctor prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar. The first dose brought improvement and the writer credits it with saving their lives, urging to refuse substitutes and to seek genuine Foley's products.
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Ellen Harrison
Park Ave
Kangas Cuy
Foley
Land Bill Gains Mixed Praise Across Parties
London and Washington reports show varied reactions to the Irish land bill. Ulster landlords oppose and hesitate to sell, while William O’Brien and John Redmond critique features but welcome ministerial support for state aid and future self government. Lord Londonderry voices unqualified approval as other nations note provisions on rent arrears and landlord-tenant terms.
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London
Mryndham
W Russell
Ulster
Bil
William O'Brien
Ireland
Asquith
St Albans
England
Lord Londonderry
Skipton
Yorkshire
Wyndham
John Redmond
Rents Soar As Spring Market Brings Higher Rates
Spring rental seekers find widespread increases up to 25 percent. Many tenants report rent hikes on homes without leases while a Wooster real estate agent says rises aim to fair return on investment rather than overpricing. Residents express complaints over renewed costs.
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Wooster
Ohio Oddfellows lodge report shows growth in 1902
Secretary Charles H. Lyman presents the Ohio lodge of Oddfellows annual report ahead of the Grand Lodge in Ironton. January 1, 1901 counted 724 lodges. 1902 added 3 net to 737. Membership rose from 8,171 in 1901 to 10,549 with a net gain of 2,378 by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lyman
Ohio Lodge of Oddfellows
Ironton
Will Build New Residence On Beall Avenue
Alvinzi Cunningham plans to erect a new residence adjoining his current home on Beall avenue. The project involves construction at the same property and outlines intent to expand residential space in the same neighborhood.
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Alvinzi Cunningham
Himself
Beall Avenue
East Bound Train Schedule With Daily and Sunday Differences
A list of eastbound and westbound train numbers with daily and Sunday specific runs. Times range from early morning to late evening, noting mail, flag stops, and Mansfield Toledo point access.
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Bount--y
Mansfield
Toledo
Dr Miles Remedies Prove Life Changing Says Allen Woman
Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan writes that two years ago her heart was weak, she lost use of her left arm and suffered severe pain and sleepless nights. After following Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine, she regained strength, can walk miles, use her arm, and feels cured. Her daughter Vida also improved. The letter endorses Dr Miles Remedies and urges others to seek the free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical ‘Co
Vida
Frank Loomis
Allen, Mich
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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