Patrick Sentenced Died of Blood Poisoning
Attorney Patrick sentenced for murder in the case of William T. Rice. The text notes Mr Pike of Akron died from blood poisoning linked to a knee injury incurred while playing ball. Pike had been a police officer in Akron and was remembered as a catcher for Wooster’s famed D Nice team during its heyday.
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Tie Rim
Joan New Yokk
Charles’ Pike
Akron
Apn
Pike
D'Nice
Wooster
James McClure Dead After Illness in Barberton
James McClure 57 died at his Barberton area home after months of heart trouble. A Wayne County native and Civil War veteran, he lived in Kansas 1870 1890s before returning to Wayne County two years ago to farm near Barberton. Survived by wife son and daughter, he leaves siblings in Wooster and Kansas. Remains to be brought to Wooster for interment at Wooster Cemetery with services aboard arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClure
Matthew MecClure
Wooster
Barberton
Wayne County
Co. C
McClure
Kansas
Hells
Louisa McClure Maize
M. B. McClure
Frank McClure
Cyrus McClure
Electric Line to Wooster Aims for June Completion
A large crew works on the Medina to Chippewa Lake electric line with the goal of running cars by mid June. After initial market strain following the Everett Moore syndicate collapse, optimism grew that the road can reach Wooster. Col Hard, visiting Wooster, affirmed there is little doubt the line will extend to Wooster and boost business for the Medina division and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Chippewa Lake
Cleveland
Everett-Moore
Wooster
Col Hard
Medinaine
Col. Hard
Woost R
Man Injured by Rusty Nail Near Home
Harry Hodgen, two miles south of town, stepped on a rusty nail while climbing a fence and pierced his foot above the toes. Tetanus developed after a few days. Dr. McKinney attended him and reports the patient is doing well at this writing.
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Frederickset RG
Charlee
Russell Wright
Sreveland
Sre
Herver
Ella Cranz
Alna Lows
Friests
Lydia A. Lowe
Phuwbe Humes
Apple Creek
Sue Warner
Cleveland
Margaret Barnes
Wooster
Harry Hodgen
Dr. McKinney
College Base Ball Practice Delayed By Weather
Monday marked the first day for the University baseball team under Coach Charles Wilhelm, but players were scarce due to vacations and poor weather. Most team members were absent awaiting return within a day or two as practice was canceled.
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Charles Wilhelm
Wanted Son Appointed to Fit Out His Matron
Commissioner John Ramsey, realizing he could not recover, asked that his son Warren Ramsey be appointed to fit out his matron or secretary role. The fragment suggests a political appointment request linked to a deteriorating condition and a desire to place a relative in an official position.
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John Ramsey
Warren Ramsey
iMatron Ramsey
Diphtheria Strikes Four Children in Rowsburg Family
A Rowsburg family, the Lashs, suffered four child deaths from diphtheria in eight days. A sixteenth year old is ill while Mrs. Lash’s sister, Mrs. Riley Power, runs a South Market Street milliner shop in the city. The outbreak caused renewed worry despite no surge in nearby Stonsburg.
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Jacob Lash
Rowsburg
Lash
Riley Power
South Market Street
Stonsburg
Wwa
Mrs Laura Brown Sues For 10000 Damages In Wayne County
Mrs Laura Brown of Baughman township files in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas a suit against Perry A Houser also of Baughman alleging debauchery of her daughter Nellie Brown resulted in loss of her daughter’s services and nursing costs. seeks $10000 in damages. Edgar E Stone and McClar sr Jones represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Brown
Baughman Township
Wayne County Court
Edgar E. Stone and
McClarsr & Jones
Seventeen Year Locust Warnings Emanate From State Officials
State Agriculture Commissioners warn of a vast May emergence of seventeen year cicadas in the northern and eastern United States after two decades underground. Fruit growers fear damage to trees as swarms invade, while some communities worry about imagined risks from stings and contamination of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commissioners of Agriculture
United States
Machinery Reaches City for Bell Tau Deepening
The farming machinery for the Bell tau project arrived in the city this Monday morning. Workers will come in on Tuesday to begin setting the equipment and continue toward a planned depth of 3,000 feet, after the old hole was abandoned at 1,957 feet.
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Bell Tau
Queins
Corr
Fitzgeard
Maurgan
Oceanic
Bere
Columbia
Cork Harbor
Morgan
New York Yacht Club
Cork
New Art Studio Opens in Downing Block Room 10
Frank Hall announces the opening of his new studio in the Downing Block on the second floor room 10. He invites the public to view his portraits landscapes and designs reflecting his broad artistic range.
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Frank Hall
Downing Block
Streetcar Collision Kills One and Injures Nine
An electric streetcar carrying 37 workers collided with a Santa Fe line train this morning near Keppra van. Nine people were badly hurt, with one dead and others believed to die as the crash details emerge.
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Sjendal
April & An
Sante Fe Armiway
Mater van Neuff
President Roosevelt Arrives in Charleston with Enthusiastic Crowds
Special dispatch reports the train bearing President Roosevelt and party reaching Charleston safely with no incident. Great crowds greeted the train at every scheduled stop as the President was everywhere received with warmth and enthusiasm.
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Charleston
Presidentoosevelt
Fire destroys Ohio horse breeding barns at Smithville
A blaze in Smithville at an early hour today destroyed the stock barn and training facilities of the Ohio Horse Breeding Company. The loss is estimated at about 325,000 dollars, with the barns described as among the finest in the state. The cause is under investigation and no injuries are reported.
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Yotsus
Iates Horse Breeding Company
Ohio
Mary Mc Glewen improves after illness in Creston
In Creston on April 7 the town notes Miss Mary Mc Glewen has been seriously sick for several days but is now thought out of danger. The column also records local movements including Harvey Teagle securing a position with a Linn Mass bicycle store, and various resident changes such as the sale of gunnery stores and moves to different towns plus social events at local schools and the Lutheran ladies bazaar.
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Creston
Mary McGlewen
Harvey Teagle
Linn Mass
Peter Asselburn
Best
Warwick
J. Wheeler
Orrville
Mes
Koma Valmer
Akron
Bo & B
Frank Gooser
Seigler & Schlegal
Ada Brattin
Lorain
F’hil Baum
Leo Omweg
Cleveland
Samuel Shoup
Miles Ewing
F EB. Ewing
William Leagh
I. Knestrick
West Burbank Street
S. H. Esely
Otis Harter
Fredericktown
Lodi
A. M. Wells
Daniel Aulp
Cuyz Falls
Longenecker
Blough Thev
Abbie Yoder
D F Ensfield
Woarter
Austin Brant
John Gresser
Arthage
MFF
Gresser
Willaman
America
H B. Hunsberger
Lucille
Medina
John Funk
John Derr
J M Eberly
Fall River
Mass
Egbert
Eberly
W Slaybaugh
Dav. Wertz
Hie
Grace
Crestline
Jacob Fike
Catherine Fike
Wooster University
Frank Midler
Canton
Jarvis Place
Point Breeze
Kataugua
Lem Davis
Tom
Bessie Swaim
Weilersville
Laura Grosjean
Ruth Warhand
Wooster
Jesse Voter
Barberian Corps
John Mishert
Shrader
Hoon Miller
Simon Scdaheen
Cleviatt
North Amherst
Newton Worter
Samuel Kurt
Namypaochahee
Owe. Sas Kurtz
Lattasburg Notes Memorials And Community Events
Memorial services will be held in the Evangelical church and Decoration Day services planned at Overton under Winkler Post G A R. The Nankie cornet band will give a free street concert next Saturday and present The Golden Gulch in the town hall with Human Rule and Von Cole performing contortions and dancing. A Missionary Convention at Fair Haven Church on April 19 and 20 features Bible readings, sermons, and addresses by George C Carpenter, William Beachler, and H M Oberholszes and W Y P Furry. Special music, Bible readings, and open doors are listed with no collections taken. bring your Bible.
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Lamtasaura
Evangelical
Overton
Winkler Post G. A. R
Nankie Cornet Band
the Golden Gulch
Ringling Bros
von Cole
Fair Haven
Peruna praised by Rev Edwards for women’s health
In a Mt Pleasant Park letter Rev Yarrlas KR Edwards extols Peruna as a wonderful medicine for women’s diseases, restoring health and vigor. The ad quotes supporters including Congressman Jos. B. Crowley and Mrs Barbara Alberty, sharing personal cures and urging readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Yarrlas KR. Edwards
Mt Pleasant Park
Clinton
H. R. Edwards
Dr. W. Mason
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Xiim
Columbway Ohio
Enjoined Construction Halts Street Railway Plans
A judge granted a temporary injunction against the street railway directors restricting fares to three cents. Construction work began on the road Monday morning with the project proceeding under court order.
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Cleveland
Disselle
Morolog
Probate court proceedings record multiple estate actions
Misso Shalleobarger as executrix and other administrators filed inventories and appraisements for estates including Ianote Shalleobarger Henry Overs Muhuleth McConkey Peter Mower and Samuel Flowers funds. Reports cover private sales real estate appraisements guardianship and forthcoming hearings set for May 2 with multiple orders recorded.
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Misso Shalleobarger
Ianote Shalleobarger
Eugene Carlin
Henry Overs
A. D. Smetwer
Muhuleth McConkey
Privare
Cyrus i$ Mower
Peter Mower
Ureas
Gale
Samuel Flowers
Riheda Fishbone
Nerve Pills Praised By Wooster Residents
A Wooster Ohio report extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for restoring energy and vigor amid strain. Testimonies describe relief from fatigue after using the medicine and attribute renewed strength to the pills' claimed nerve force benefits.
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A.W. Chase
Wooster
E.chase
Frank Ackerman
West Liberty St
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Zimmerman’ & Cos
Asl
Tiger
Foe Ton Power
Dr. A Ou
Buffalo
NK Tech
2000 Pounds 4F live WANTED Poultry Prices
S P Hartzler advertises for poultry and eggs with weekly prices sought. The note mentions weights and varieties and invites price quotes from suppliers.
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Gall
Rhone
S. P. Hartzler
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Kingdom of God
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WYP
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Jonn B. Crowley
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