Wooster campus notes and local visits amid illness
University items from Wooster recounts on campus and nearby. James Biléker enters university preparatory work while J E Crabbs visits from Glénville for a short vacation. L W Willam of Chicago visits his mother on Beall avenue. Miss Bleach Calland returns to class after health-related absence. Prof W B Wilson to lecture at Beaver Falls. Professors Gore and Bennett improving from illness. Edward Streeter returns to college work in Youngstown. Boyd Walkinshaw called home in Derry Station due to his mother’s serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Holden host guests including Gertrude Holden of Brooklyn and Martha Leavitt of Beloit. Alfred the Witch of May referenced. A number of students listed as taking up work. Judge D Cox address praised for inspiration. description of Cox’s life and career. Harry Fisher shoots a wild goose in Jones bottoms. bird shown at John Stevens’ meat market.
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James Biléker
University
J. E. Crabbs
Glénville High School
Wooster
Woner L.willam
University School
Chicago
Beall Avenue
Margaret Phillips
Yer
Pennsylvania
Hureday
Wresident
L. Holden
Holden
Gertrude
Brooklyn
Evans
Madchester
N. Y
Martha Leavitt
Beloit
Wis
Isith Colvin
National Prohibition Association of ‘Colles
Awaan
Alfred the Witch of May
Golvin
Oberlin
Ohio
C. C. Meter
Hvinw
Misted Greer
McIlrayy
Magnoetia
Missggussie Mowery
Mattisonburg
Glenn
McConnell
East Duion
Josep Marktey
David Kings
Orville
Herbert Alsupp
Cincinnati
Rasstiein
Salineville
Howard Harrold
Mt. Beson
W. C. Cochran
D. Cox
Judge Cox
Hole in the Longs and Scott's Emulsion Claim
An advertisement asserts consumption can be cured by life changes and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. It urges moving from damp indoor rooms to sunny dry air, and from city to country, promising healing as a remedy and inviting readers to try the product from Scott Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Births and local notices from Wooster area
Wooster area items report a daughter born Monday to Louis Arnold and wife on West North Street. Other notes include residents traveling, business changes, tributes to Potter Bros. in Cambridge, and civic updates. entries mention Ada Seiberling guests, Prof. Woodland tours, Burke family moves, and local transport plans.
Sudden Death of Mrs Susie M Bucher in Wooster
Mrs Susie M Bucher, aged 43, an employee of the Wooster Cemetery Association, died suddenly on Tuesday. Daughter of Abraham Wagner of Lewistown Pennsylvania, she had suffered four years with arthritis. last weeks her condition worsened until minutes before death. The Buchers moved to Wooster three years ago from Shreve. Funeral from her residence at 2 p.m. Thursday with interment at Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie M. Bucher
Across the State Rail Consolidation Plan Advances
A Cincinnati dispatch notes rapid work on a statewide electrical line network linking Cleveland and Cincinnati with plans to connect major cities including Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, and Mansfield. The system would run two main lines touching numerous cities, with lines radiating to adjacent towns.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Widenerm Eliinsson Gloate
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
J. Plerpom, Morgan, Rockefeller
Columbus
Dayton
Hamilton
Xeniz
Springsfield
Fostoria
Urbana
Military Day featured at stave fair with strong guard turnout
The Canton News Democrat reports a new military day at the stave fair with $2000 in prizes for top drilled companies and battalions. Ohio National Guard units will be invited to compete, including the Eighth regiment and its prominent Company D of Weoolver, plus the "bulldogs" third battalion. Invitations go to regimental commanders as the Fourth regiment battalion at the state capital pledges to defend its prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Canton News Democrat
Piruvea
Ohio National Guard
Weoolver
Bulldogs
Warry
Orrville Improvements and Local Notices
Orrville April 3 notices include Cyclone Drilling starting work on West Market street, Markley entering Wooster University, Limberger and Me bwent to Akron on business, weekly German Reformed church services, Adam Fike purchasing and moving the barn on Daniel Beels farm, J A Weichter and Kate Weiswanger breaking ground on West Market for a bowling alley, J C Cheyney relocating to J A Hansitton’s property, Joseph Gravely leasing Central Ohio Fair grounds for an old-fashioned feeder show, along with an ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Laulkech & Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerumiacan
Orrville
Ocyclone Drilling Company
West Market Street
Joseph Markley
Wooster University
Charles Limberger
Carl Mebwent
German Reformed Church
Adam Fike
Daniel Beels
J. A. Weichter
Kate” Weiswanger
J. C. Cheyney
J A. Hansitton
the Crescent
J.C. de
Hamilton Heights
Joseph Gravely
Central Ohio Fair
The
Association For the Pu E of Holfing
Electric headlight to warn engineers on night runs
Fragments describe Pennsylvania railroad tests equipping locomotives with electric head lights on express trains. The system is said to ease night operation by preventing accidents and allowing engineers to gauge time, with the light visible far ahead on single track to warn approaching trains.
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Pennalvania
Purifier Advertisement Names Numerous Local Residents
A vintage notice lists multiple residents including Chas B Dickey Barberton Nancy Keister Shreve and David Weaver Dalton among others. It touts The Best Blood Purifier claiming the blood is purified by lungs liver and kidneys and urges health by keeping these organs functioning and bowels regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Dickey
Barberton
Nancy
Keister
Shreve
David A. Weaver
Dalton
Ams Huntsberger
Oreville
Harvey E. Wear
Ollie Ross
Kidron
Alvin A. Maurer
Myrtle W Ross
Morrland
Wu. M. Dalton
Helena Biggs
Shrive
Charles H. Burgess
Mary Norton
Burbank
Ashland Road Fight Prompts Urgent Right of Way
A letter from supporters of a proposed Ashland to Wooster road urges immediate securing of right of way to avoid delays. The same parties appear to back parallel routes, casting doubt on when the Ashland tracks will be finished and signaling potential dual road projects.
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Ashland Gazette
Ashiddt
Wooster
Ashland
Matters for Trial Set Before Judge Maxwell
A court docket lists trials for Monday April 8 with State v Shanklin 6248 Rosenburg v Wise 6240 Lewis Snyder 6750 Brown v Lakes 41 Cornell v Richardson. Tuesday April 8 Wayne County National Bank v Lenoring 6771 Wooster v Tartman et al Tis Smith Thomas. Wednesday April 9 Aynsworth v Pocock 7310 Adair v Blackburn Miller v Stair. Thursday April 11 Rimbaugh v Bush et al 7704 Armstrong et al v Merkel 7753 Taggart v Sterkel et al.
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Maxwell
State
Shanklin
Rosenburg
Wise
Lewis Snyder
Brown
Lakes
Cornell
Richardson
Wayne County National Bank
Tty of
Wooster
Tartman
al Tis
Smith
Thomas
Aynsworth
Pocock
Adair
Blackburn
Miller
Stair
Rimbaugh
Bush
Armstrong Et al
Merkel
Taggart
Sterkel
Pittsburg Man's Descent Tied to Illness in Shreve
E D Rasor of Pittsburg came to Shreve to buy and dress poultry for his wife’s Pittsburg stall. He exhibited illness with spells of dizziness and erratic behavior. His wife arrived, sought his return, and he grew violent when arrested at the Central Hotel. He was irons-bound for the train ride. Mrs Rasor said a prior stroke left him mentally affected.
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E. D. Rasor
Pittsburg
Shreve
Rasor
Pitsburg
Resor
Pitta
Marshal Manson
Pimsburg
Central Hotel
Raser
Elections expense filings reveal varied candidate spending
Spent and unspent funds from Monday's election surface for local officials. Henry Leiner paid 10 to marshal elect. Charles H Clark and Thos Roberta reported no expenses. S J Blake spent 81 to mobilize voters. J R Zimmerman paid 8 to the Executive Committee. Several officials listed no expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leiner
Charles H.clark
Third Ward
Thos. Roberta
S. J. Blake
J. R. Zimmerman
First Ward
Finley Streck
Plain Township
W.H. Thompson
Child saved by Noley's Honey and Tar report
Mannington Kentucky resident L Cordier recounts a three year old girl with severe croup. The doctor said the child could not live but after giving Noley's Honey and Tar the first dose produced quick relief and reportedly saved her life at home.
Social Notes at Woman's Relief gathering in hall
The Woman's Relief social Thursday evening drew a large crowd with refreshments and a varied program. Ada Conrad sang, Willie Brosman recited, Hazel Long and Lucile Bockey performed solos, and Crude Bolus played piano amid dancing and games. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as restoring appetite and vigor.
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Ada Conrad
Willie Brosman
Hazel Long
Lucile Bockey
Crude Bolus
Bank Safe at Chardon Dynamited
Robbers dynamited the bank safe at the Savings Bank in Chardon last night and got $200. They attempted to force open the strong box containing $850,000 but were interrupted by eight watchmen, Pomeroy and Dr Hudson, who were tied and gagged. Two men were arrested at Willoughby today in connection with the raid.
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Chardon
Bene Saving Bank
Pomeroy
Bank planned for Barberton with $100000 capital
Wooster residents report a new national bank to be organized in Barberton with $100,000 capital, begin business May 10, and temporary quarters this summer. Stock oversubscribed by Barbert on and Wayne County figures, with Judge M L Smyser Samuel H Miller W E Weygandt and others among stockholders. William A Johnson named President and Manager, A W Bladon as Vice President, Blackburn named for treasurer role. Blackburn to reside in Wooster for now.
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Xowerstackburn
OA Courly
Barbertot
Feds
National Bank
Wayne County
Barberton
M. L. Smyser
Samuel H. Miller
Doylestown
W. E. Weygandt
Jacob Frick
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Daniel Heller
H. A. Hart
A. M. Parrish
Charles Haupert
Wooster
CD. Swan
S.M. Bronneman
D. A
Orrville
Price Russell
Creston
H. C. Frick
Pittsurg
Wm. A.johnson
A. W. Blads N
Blackburn
Testimonial Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy in England
William Savory of Warrington lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis saying it saved his wife after six years of illness. He declares she is now well and credits the product with her recovery. Sold by Laubach & Boyd. mwfk4
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Old England
Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
England
Laubach & Boyd
Editor in Prison to Edit The Shelbyville Democrat
George M. Day, editor and publisher of The Shelbyville Democrat, already convicted of fraud and serving two years at hard labor in Michigan City prison, announces he will edit the paper from prison. He will work on contracts by day and, after lights out, draft copy in solitude despite the stripes, as the paper continues to advocate the New York State man for the 1904 presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Day
Shelbyville
Ind
Michigan City
Indiana
New York State
What Ohainve Have for Dessert
A family friendly dessert idea arrives with Try Sell o a quick two minute treat. No baking needed just hot water and a short cook time. Flavors listed include Lamon Orsayre berry and thawbersy offered at grocers.
No Stamps on Bonds for Elected Officials
A recent ruling holds revenue stamps need not be affixed to official bonds for new officials. Judge Thompson of the U S circuit court in the southern district of Ohio ruled revenue stamps cannot be required on official bonds or notary bonds and the decision was affirmed by the U S court of appeals. The ruling extends to bonds of state county and municipal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of
Ohio
United State Court of Appeals
Local Grocers Promote New Berry Flavors
A fragment notes grocers offering family sized favors of lemon and raspberry fruit products. The text mentions promotional pricing and new berry varieties appealing to shoppers, with unclear branding or dates.
A Spring Picnic On A Wooster Brush Works Theme
The Wooster Brush Works hosted a spring picnic with Mesnt fess and Oswarty organizing the event. Attendees included members of the Aurmay Maret and a group of caterers led by Miss Naot, who prepared a meal at the luncheon hall. Notestein and Howard of Cameis township were noted visitors who spent the winter in Florida and are now at home.
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Oswarty
Wooster Brush Works
JB. Notestein
Sup Howard
Cameis Township
Florina
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