M J Carroll Dead After Illness in Wooster
Michael John Carroll a longtime Wooster resident and former Board of Education member died at his home on South Market Street after months of illness. Born in County Cork Ireland he came to America at 17 and built a life through farming business and public service. He leaves several children including Mary Carroll of Wooster and Michael Carroll of Dallas Texas, with a funeral held in Marysville Catholic Church. Peace to his memory.
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Michael J Carrol
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South Market Street
Michael John Carroll
County Cork
Ireland
America
New York City
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Carroll
Wooster
New York
Mary Coughlin
Walter
Carrot Ae
Bole T Carrol
Cleveland
Mary Carroll
Chester Township
Michael the Carroll
Dallas
Texas
Martha
Carrol
Frances
The
Ursuline Order
Agua i Carroll
Mr Carroll
Woorster
Board of Education
Wasgoe
Waavne
Carrall Wan
Fatia
Lisastes
Marysehureh
Fragmented OCR noise story summary
The text presents garbled OCR material with numerous misspellings and nonstandard words. It includes scattered phrases and names that are unreadable, lacking coherent narrative, context, or clear events to summarize.
Local Election Notice Missing Details In OCR Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial words about a local election. Readable items mention a vote and officials but lack clear dates names or places. The item appears to be a terse legal or public notice awaiting fuller text.
Reduced Fares For Trips Via Pennsylvania Lines
Notice of discount travel via Pennsylvania Lines for various events across cities including San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Ticket availability from ticket agents with dates June through August and special anniversaries and conventions listed. Travel to Minneapolis Denver Lake City and other destinations noted with inclusive dates and eligible groups.
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Varias
Emia
Spns
Totes
Zaresyidde
Ajerty Steard
Orl Paul
Manneapolis
Lusie
Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tre
Mystic Shrine
America
Denver
Colorado
Minneapolis
Minn
Jaly
Uo Society of
Toosted Prestytrian
Jo Fan
Pennsylvania Lines
New Pension Commissioner Named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced Eugene F Ware of Kansas as Pension Commissioner, succeeding Henry Clay Evans. Ware takes the post as the administration reshapes the pension office and policy leadership.
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Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
Evans
Wastin Don
Roosevelt
Eugene F Ware
Henry Clay Evans
Regular practice at university baseball drills under coach Wilhelm
The university baseball team began regular practice Thursday afternoon led by Coach Wilhelm. Candidates for every infield and outfield position will run a mile daily to prove endurance. Charles Fue is setup behind the bat as the likely catcher, with Iden as the top candidate for pitcher. Charfield, a strong fielder, will face Wooster soon and boost team performance. Neydeyrrer aims to regain his former role in right field as decision looms. Richards Pitaset is expected to claim a base, while Dougas competes for another spot. Several candidates remain for star positions as Coach Wilhelm notes good prospects for what could be the best team the university ever had.
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Tniversity
Lhursday
Wilhelm
Charles Fue &Ill
Iden
Withelar
Na Wonder
Charfield
Staroan
Bean Wooster
Will
Neydeyrrer
Gate Ten
Wechard
Dougas
Staristap
Phoete
Wailheia
Phureday
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Fyeoenter University
Band May Change Name
The article discusses a proposed name change for a band and related community discussions. It mentions a present Wooster figure and a Piatt Wil becoming a central organizer. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a vote and a claimed sum for a lodge related to the change.
Class To Be Confirmed Amid Unclear Local Sentence
Fragmentary text describes an uncertain class event with unclear names and places. The readable portions suggest attendance or confirmation issues but lack firm details.
Fragmented Notice of Goats-Blowers and Rail Advertisements
Fragmented OCR text mentions a committee at Hidge Tom N Jocatud and the Goats Blowers but is garbled. It includes references to a company in Minotota, a Moon affected stake, a refusal of conferring, and names like Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Laubach & Bord, and a Bluetooth of ticket ads. It also cites a sale of low rate one way two class tickets to California and the West.
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Tom
Jocatud
Jonas Glas Company
Minotota
Moon
Nh Viegi
Baltimore & Ohi
Polntain
California
Mateb and Ageri
Baltimore & Ohio Iyket
Bon Austen Geperu
Avent
Chicago
Headache Wonders: Nerve Tonic Promised as Cure
A historical ad claims a tonic restores nerve action and relieves headaches. It touts listed ingredients and asserts benefits for nervous irritability and related ailments. The bold claim targets general headaches and nervous fatigue, with promotional language typical of period medicinal advertisements.
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed By Postmaster
A fragment touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe, fast remedy for coughs colds and lung issues. Postmaster Duncen of Bart Illinois claims it is the best cough medicine on the market and credits it with saving him from illness.
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Duncen, Bart
Here and There in Holmes County Aprils News
James Robertson Jr buys William Rope express wagon. E Morse becomes Mougey hotel clerk. John A Harbaugh wins pension claim. Orrville to install electric fire alarm via local exchange. Kerry Hoover heads to Montana. The Thorne family moves to Bloomington. Builders win wage advance. pay now $200 to $2.50 daily. Sherman Wyre advertises new barber sign. Fred Melvin Squire decorates polo signs. C Sweeney leads core money case in market street office. Senator Lake If Jones forms oil and gas venture in Holmesville area. Mrs Pearl Baker seeks divorce from Leroy Baker citing drunkenness and neglect. Denton party cigar opening planned. Europe trip underway. Shipped carload horses to Baltimore. Wellington Mata circulator for Wayne County Dems. Deputy treasurer Wall Hedler out due to horse injury. Samuel Kurtz of Idaho visits Holmes County. Lodi sanitarium to open June. manager memo. Harry Craven travels to Montana. Spode is dead. fertilizer hauling scene observed. Townsfolk mourn local Hall in Kansas returns home. Republican convention set. railways to reduce rates. Andrew Hietasretter named as vice department sergeant. Wayne County Oil and Gas Co. drilling at old Bell well. new delivery routes studied. Teachers improved in city schools. Miss Stella Albright appointed principal. Wayne County Oil and Gas Co officers listed.
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William Rope
E. Morse
Codi
Mougey Hotel
John A. Harbaugh
West Salem
Orrville
Karry Hoover
Chester Township
Montana
Ko Thorne
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Bloomington
Sherman Wyre
West Liberty Street
Fred Melvin Squire
C. Sweeney
APMIH
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Charles Huag
Starnsburg
Orpha Reed
Senator Lake
Jones
Holmesville
Ixperts
Tholmes County
Pearl Baker
W. S. Kean
Leroy Baker
Virgil
Leroy
Wellington Mata
Wayne County Democration
Wall Hedler
Samuel Kurtz
Idaho
Tom Yong Dady
Holmes County
Smithville
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Harry Craven
Near Wooster
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Stella Albright
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Violent Scenes in Belgian Chamber and Street Protests Continue
Brussels April 12 violent scenes marked the chamber of deputies as Premier De Naeyer denounced Socialists for urging ongoing upheaval after a revision bill vote. Debates escalated into near blows and clashes outside the chamber, with police dispersing rioters and numerous injuries and arrests reported, across Liege Ghent and other towns.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Moniteur Socialiste
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Maison du Peuple
MA van der Velder
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Liege Ghent
Isedung-Goegnis
Milwaukee Avenue millinery manager praises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
Marion Rooke of T M Thompson Importers reports severe winter cold, night wakening, and daytime fatigue. A milliner used Chamberlain s Cough Remedy with swift relief, prompting Rooke to purchase for himself. He credits it with rapid recovery and strong merits. For sale by Laubach Boyd.
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T M Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd Dk
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Digestive Health
A historic advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal aid for constipation indigestion and diarrhea linked to digestive disorders. Available in 50c and 81 sizes at all druggists with no time of year required for benefit.
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Caldwell
Pneumonia Fears Diminished by Foley Remedy Claims
An 19th century ad style notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar to stop a racking cough and strengthen lungs. It links timely use to preventing pneumonia and includes endorsements by Daubsch Boyd and Zimmerman Cosh.
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Foley
Daubsch
Boyd
Zimmerman
Hawaiian economy underfunding blocks public works
Governor Dole O. Trawall arrived in Washington to discuss binding conditions in Hawaii. He noted business complaints about a tight money market, no major failures, but enterprises too large for the capital available. He said Hawaiian revenues are inadequate to finance needed public improvements.
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Washington
Dole O. Trawall
Hawaii
Dole
Vienna Jockey Club members fined for gambling banished
Nine members of the Vienna Jockey Club were fined 1000 crowns each for gambling in contravention of the law. The trial stemmed from the December 2 gambling at the club when Count Joseph Potocki, a Russian nobleman, lost 500000 dollars. Potocki and two other foreigners were permanently banished from Austria.
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Vienna
Jockey Club
Joseph Potocki
Potecki
Austria
Oregon Democrats nominate Chamberlain for governor
The Democratic state convention met in Portland and, by acclamation, nominated George E. Chamberlain of Portland for governor. The report notes the convention adopted a platform and Chamberlain’s nomination.
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Oregon
Portland Or
George E. Chamberlain
Portland
Wooster Lodge ICOF Accepts Band Ownership Proposal
The Republican reports Wooster Lodge ICOF will ask members to approve taking ownership of the Wooster City brass band instruments library and uniforms. The Friday vote approved the proposition and the band property will soon be owned by the lodge to ensure ongoing civic performances. Details on management and officers will follow completion of the transaction. The organization may rename the band and will oversee engagements with civic groups.
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Wooster
The
Oddfellows
Schleuter lands university contract bid in Chicago papers
The Daily Republican reported Henry W Schleuter of Chicago won the contract for the university main building. Bids opened hours earlier showed Wooster firms did not win. Schleuter planned to hire many mechanics and finalize lumber and carpentry contracts with Charles Curry and Wooster Shale Brick Co, plus painting and plastering bids deemed satisfactory.
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Henry W. Schleuter
Chicago
University
DaiLy Republican
Simon Small & Co
Mansfield
Ames & Winners
Wooster
Myers & Long
Wooter
Kk H. Evans
Massillon
Schleuter
D.C Curry
Chas.Curry
Wooster Shale Brick Co
Miss Pearl Clapper Star of Pittsburg Society
The Pittsburg Index highlights Miss Pearl Clapper as a rising musical figure in the city. A church and concert singer and teacher, she serves as solo soprano at East End Presbytery Church and belongs to the Pittsburgh Conservatory of Music. Previously from Wooster, Ohio, her voice is described as a historic soprano with extended range, reflecting thorough training and steady study. She is rapidly gaining favor and is already among the city’s popular sopranos. The issue features a fine half tone portrait of Miss Clapper.
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Pittsburg
Wooster
Miss Pearl Clapper
East End
Son Ramsey Succeeds Father on County Board
Warren Ramsey’s son Frank Ramsey was chosen to fill the County Commissioners vacancy by a unanimous vote of Auditor P vel fupaugh Probate Judge Adair and Recorder Franks. About fifty ballots were cast with Frank Ramsey and Isaac Schriber receiving most votes. Schriber withdrew. Ramsey will take office after bonding of 5 000 and plans to run again in the primary.
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Board of County Commussioners
Vel Fupaugh
Adair
Franks
Warren Ramsey
John Ramsey
Frank Ramsey
Isaac Schriber
Schriber
Hits Friends
Orrville
Applecreek
Trathder
Rumsey
Ramsey
Outlaws Clash in Scott County Five Die in Ambush
Jonesboro Tenn April 11 A major clash between a Hancock County Tennessee murderer and a sheriff s posse near Scott county Virginia left five officers dead two wounded and the outlaw wounded captured Most of the gang escaped after the encounter prompting continued pursuit across the state line. Deputy sheriffs Joe Moss and Sam Wax were among the wounded. The pursuit followed the escape of the Tennessee killer from Prushy Mountain prison two years ago and the killing of Sheriff Lagere.
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Jonesboro
Tenn
Gheriff
Scott County
Hancock County
W .Ght
Prushy Mountain
Lagere
Jim Wright
John Templeton
Templetons
Wright
Virginia
Joe Moss
Sam Wax
Duo Uony
Holliday Named Pittsburg Postmaster in Washington
Washington April 11 The renomination of Gorge J. Holliday has been agreed upon for postmaster at Pittsburg.
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Washington
Gorge J. Holliday
Pittsburg
Kidney Trouble and Swamp-Root Remedy Ad
A vintage kidney health advertisement promotes Swamp-Root or Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in both men and women. It claims benefits like restored vigor and cheer, notes common child bed wetting linked to kidney trouble, and offers samples by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kimer& Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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