Probate Court final accounts and guardians filed
Probate court session lists numerous guardians administrators and executors filing final, first, and distributive accounts. Hearings set for May 5 April 7 April 24 and May 5. Filings include estates of Stouffer Link Hicks Franks Moore Larwill Larwell Brown Myers and others with appointments bonds and real estate actions.
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Clara Ellen Yoder
Christian E Stouffer
John A. Lehuida
Christian
Noah Geiger
William C Myera
Christena Link
Mere Ann Bridenstie
Lydia Ann Wholf
Herbert Hicks
John F Hicks
Prout
Edith M Franks
Emma Roth
Joseph R Roth
J Fawcett Larwill
Hearimy
Joseph Gindlesperger
Thowan Howey
EK Kerr
Estefla
Russell Steele
Charles E Warner
Elizabeth Ault
Selvea
L. P Ubliger
Joseph Larwall
George A Selders
Samuel Brown
County Commissioners Weekly Allowances List
Weekly allowances approved for Wooster area officials include payments to Sheriff Shope Co for interest bridge work, steno services, and various county offices. Notable items cover court housekeeping, typewriter repairs, assessor blanks, janitorial services, night watch, engineer duties, and probate office costs totaling several hundred dollars.
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David Greist
Andrew Resman
Gineer
Court House
S. Schivatz
Cullen
Sawye' Yates
Explosion at downtown scene disrupts shoppers
A large firework like canister exploded in a grocery room after 2 am Friday, shocking passersby. Workers Jesse Lister and Sigler questioned the device, finding powder inside before causing it to detonate on a plank. The blast damaged nearby premises and narrowly missed serious injury to Sigler.
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Sf Acan
Haller
Jesse Lister
Sigler
Gage
Local notes from Wooster area March 29 1905
March 29 entries report births in Cleveland Marion Horton and family a daughter. Local lectures and changes in staff at Dalton College. Building additions and property sales appear alongside accidents and public notices. Weather and travel references peppered by community actions and legal notices.
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Clevelmind Marh
Will Horton
Elsie Bartell
E E Landes
Dalton Aboula
New Medical Patent Claims Cure for Coughs and Colds
A pharmacy advert claims WoM Bulttary of Pekia offers a universal spray for consumption coughs and colds. The copy asserts it cured a patient and promises a scientific cure with Liver Liver Liver tablets, featuring guaranteed results and trial bottles at Laibach and Boyd's drug store.
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Pekia
Laibach & Boyd
Preserving Company Seeks Exit From Bankruptcy
Receiver Lynch is moving to dismiss Wooster based company from bankruptcy court. The bank’s large claim overshadows smaller debts to other creditors. A hearing before Judge Taylor is scheduled for late April, with plans discussed to settle on the dollar with creditors or continue under court control with Receiver Snydeg.
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Lynch
Wooster National Bank
The
Harteslie One 16
Repulican
suison+oeave
Taylor
Snydeg
Railroads Expect Record Excursion Season Across Territory
Railroads anticipate their largest excursion business this season with long and short hauls. Groups plan trips to Silver Lake Yellowstone Park Denver and Atlantic City with special trains for Knights of Columbus Epworth Leagues and the National Educational Association among others.
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Silver Lake
Columbus
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Epworth
Ohio
Denver
Tod
National Educational Association
Arib
Aghuory Park
N J
Public Service Board Advances March Bills Payment Alarms
The board of public service at a mertine held Thursday evening ordered payment of all labor bills for March. DC Curry was authorized to lower a sewer lateral on Beall Avenue. Action considered paving on East North Street and ongoing property matters. Mr Sebastier remains ill while Messrs. Aback and Derr conducted the meeting business.
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Chas Fosehneh
John Johnston
Fast Toberts Street
Frontenac
Sheevelint Necht Brathur
Netkirk
Paimting
David Nice
Mr Newkirk
Buwiness
Board of Public Service
Curry
Beall
East North Street
Prade
Sebastier
Eick Pod Messrs
Aback
Derr
Bear Grove Man Credits Bitters For Health Recovery
Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Dr Thomas Bitters for curing kidney trouble two years ago. He says the medicine eased pain, anxiety and weakness and that it has helped general debility and nerve trouble. Laubach Boyd druggists guarantee it at 50 cents. Also praises for Dr Thomas Electric Oil for burns sprains and instant relief in accidents.
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Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
Laubach & Boyd
Dr. Thomas
Coast Guard Seizes Distressed Vessel at Sea
A Coast Guard unit intercepted a distressed vessel at sea amid heavy weather. Officials reported fuel and supplies secured, with crew members evacuated safely and transported to a nearby port for assessment. Investigations into the vessel’s voyage and cargo are ongoing.
Hearst links loom over Ohio bridge bond suits
Ohio lawyers link a spread of bridge bond cases to Will Hearst papers and ex Attorney General Frank Monnett. They allege forged petitions are used across counties to trigger suits, with Monnett guiding actions toward the state supreme court to threaten bridge firms. Monnett’s involvement, they say, does not affect case conduct, which hinges on merits.
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Ohio
Frank 8
Monnett
Will Hawk
Hearst
Oil Trust
Kansas
Akron Democrat
Monnet
State
One Farm
Monarett
Supreme Court
W. Kh. Hearst
Aléme Monnett
Wayne County
Red Letter Day Meeting Of Progressive Farmers Club
Thursday March 80 marked a red letter day as the Progressive Farmers club entertained IFNM club of Platy township. Mrs Jarvis supervised the children's scene and the dinner drew eighty guests who enjoyed a well received program. Mrs Sumner Davidson read a paper on The Education of the Earners Child and care for teachers.
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Progressive Farmers Club
Ifnm. I Club
Platy Township
Jarvis
Youth on the Farm Emphasizes Timely Effort and Self Reliance
A rural meeting featured C. E. Warner discussing “Beasting of Cabor” and the value of doing tasks at the proper time. P. B. Thing Ha urged not for government revenue but public benefit, while Postal Savings banks were praised for economy. Mrs. Marion McCoy spoke on worth and character, and A. F Coup’s “Why I Am a Farmer” contrasted factory life with independent farming.
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C. E. Warner
Marion McCoy
Wooster Brick Works Restart Aims For Summer Run
Wooster Brick works resume operations for the season with a 30 man force. New manager WC Yost says the plant can run through summer and into fall, citing strong demand from cities in the region and good market standing for brick.
Wireless for the Guards in Ohio National Guard
Dispatch from Columbus notes the Ohio National Guard headquarters at Columbus and the signal corps in Toledo planning long distance wireless links. Corporal Clarence R. Knight demonstrates an effective system while Adjutant General Critchfield oversees equipment in the State house and Toledo armory. A Newark rifle practice branch will link with troops for instant communications during summer training.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Brigads
Toledo
Signal Corps
State National Guard
Columbaos
Clarence R. Knight
Critchfi
Statehouse
Newark
Adjutant General
New Comet Sighted by Nice Astronomer Gia Cobini
An astronomer named Gia Cobini in Nice France discovered a faint comet on March 26. Prof Aaron and astronomy students at the university observed it Thursday night and confirmed it as a comet by tracking its motion. The object appeared less than half the width of the Moon with no visible tail and a barely seen head.
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Giacobini
Nice
France
Aaron
Democrats Declarations On Senate Nominee Rotation
Local Democrats assert a state senate seat for districts 17 through 24 will be decided in November. Holmes Wayne Knox and Morrow counties form the district. By a longstanding rotation, Wayne County should supply the nominee this year, with Wayne County Democrats to designate the candidate. A F Wells of Shreve is already mentioned as a likely candidate, with others expected to enter.
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Orrville
Unten Oepot
Ad, Horner
Camany
Houser
Finrd
Sthia Kape
Holmes
Wayne
Knox
Morrow
Wayne County
F Wells
Shreve
Judge Taggart Receives Higher State Salary Increase
In the county court Judge Frank Taggart in Wester receives a $6,000 higher salary per the new state law. Judges Donahue and McCartty, on the circuit bench longer, retain the older pay. State authorities rule the raise applies only to judges elected after the law, not those already serving.
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Frank Taphart
AY. Ster
Atneiah
Trea
Donahue
McCartty
Supreme Court
Sudden Death Of Isaac G Bryant At Shtahala
A Fredericksburg horse dealer named Isaac G Bryant died Friday morning in Shtahala likely from a bear disease. He was about 40, widely known in the county and originated from Columbus years ago. A J Petersen of Fredericksburg traveled through to escort the body to Fredericksburg for interment.
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Burg
Shtahala
Isaac G. Bryant
Fredericksburg
Bryant
Columbus
A. J. Peterman
Ashtabala
Former Wooster Minister Dead at Nevada Iowa
Rev Jacob Fegtly a former Wooster Methodist pastor died in Nevada Iowa on March 21 aged 78 years six months Born near Wooster he preached in Wooster and many Ohio pulpits later moving to Iowa in 1864-
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Jacob Fegtly
Wooster
Kidney health warnings urge rest from overwork
An old health advertisement warns that overwork harms kidneys the body’s blood purifiers. It explains how kidney trouble affects heart rate and general health, promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer & Co. and offers a free sample and pamphlet with the paper’s mention.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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