Marriage of Charles Wilson and Florence Winbigier in Galion
The Galion Ohio Engraver reports the quiet Sunday noon wedding of Charles A Wilson son of Solon Wilson of Wooster and Florence M Winbigier daughter of M Winbigier manager at the Galion Glove and Novelty plant. Rev Gust Pearce officiated at the Windigler home on Orange Street. The couple will reside on Boston Street. A later note recalls Earl Snyder turning 18 and a surprise party at the Snyder home with a festive dinner and a rock dog chair as a keepsake.
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Church of Christ
Mr Wilson
Wooster
Wiss Windigler
Wilmont Snyder
West Larwill Street
Earl
Elhands
Western Union Extends Money Transfer by Cable Abroad
Western Union Telegraph company extends AGI-insusy Jeanstir ser business to foreign countries. Office will accept money to be transferred by cable to Great Britain Ireland France Switzerland Germany Belgium Holland Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey Roumania Bulgaria Servia Greece Corsica Sardinia and all other European countries. They also transfer money to Alaska Cuba and the Philippines. The Portal Company also transfers money by cable and has done so for years.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Oral
Western Union
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Switzerland
Germany
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Begium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Europe
Turkey
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Corsica
Sardinia
Alaska
Cuba
Philippines
Portal
Winona Lake to Host 1905 Summer Attractions and Assembly
The 1905 season at Winona Lake promises attractively planned events on the Pennsylvania Lines. The Presbyterian General Assembly meets May 18 with noted speakers and musicians. A full summer program includes conventions, social gatherings, and a strong educational emphasis at the Summer School for teachers and students. The resort offers golf, tennis, baseball, cricket, shooting, fishing, swimming, and camping. Direct park entry by Pennsylvania Lines and 15‑day excursion tickets are available through agents.
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Uck Point
Hart Named Democratic Candidate For State Senate Race
Dr Hugh A Hart of Wayne County is named as a Democratic candidate for the Ohio state senate seat to succeed Hon Ovis R Houke of Mt Vernon. His life of residence and. integrity are cited. F Wells withdraws. Vanover and Sart remain as the competing candidates in the June 8 primary.
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Hugh A. Hart
Wayne County
Jacksonian
Democratic Primarios
Ohio State Senate
Ovis BR. Houke
Mt. Vernon
Hart
Harts
F. Wells
FB. M. Vanover
Dr. Sart
Pioneer-Gone: Walker Hunter Dies at 97 in Wooster
Mrs Ray Pinkerton received a message Wednesday announcing the death of her uncle Joseph Hunter of DeGraft He-wag, longtime Wayne county resident later of Wooster on Pittsburg avenue. He was 97 and brother of Squire J H Hunter of Wayne township. Funeral at Applecreek Presbyterian church Saturday April 15 at 1 a.m.
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Ray Pinkerton
Joseph-Hunter-of
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured by Pills
Mrs. T. V. Willigws of Laingsburg Michigan reports that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her distress in the stomach sour stomach and vomiting spells. The maker guarantees curing stomach troubles of this character and lists Burdock Blood Bitters as a strengthener to prevent indigestion.
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Chamberlain's
Myrs. T. V
Willigws
Laingsburg
Mich
Borsaleby
Taggarts Case Again The divorce suit targets Major Taggart
The Republican reports Major Elmore F. Taggart and wife Grace Viola Taggart filing for divorce with a cross petition and extensive adultery charges. The amended petition names several alleged affairs from 1896 to 1908 at Fort Thomas Kentucky Manila Fort Leavenworth and other sites. It cites alleged misconduct, neglect, intoxication and a conspiracy to use a hospital charge. Mrs Taggart denies all charges and vows to present supporting testimony. Proceedings likely to occur after May or January as Major Taggart travels between posts and the Philippines.
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Bose
Inashich
Taggart
United States Army
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
7Rither
Willem Tagegart
Orrville
Windsor Hotel
Akron
Ohio
Seid William Taggart
Chicago
Clinton Spencer
Cincinnati
Louis Bush
Manila
Bath Tancork
Fort Lesenworth
Kansas
Taggeart
Charles
Fort Leavenworth
William Taggart
Army Post
Poore
Matanzas, Caba
Aronin
Highland Park
Spencer
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Fortesque
Portesque
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San Francisco
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Army
Arny
Press Remarks From Multiple Papers Reflect Public Mood
A collage quotes several newspaper lines on love politics and honesty. It notes ordinary human emotion in a Kansas City Star sentiment and warns against sharing home addresses with wealthy donors per New York Herald guidance. It also mentions Roosevelt’s South stance and Castro Taft jests, plus references to Anfinition of honesty from Charleston and an oblique Cassingham election critique in Washington Post.
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Jakes
Misa Pastor
Kansas City Star
New York Herald
United States
Washington Post
Alton _B. Parker
McClellan
Across the Commons and beyond the Senate
A compile of quips and brief items notes the Commons discussing academic matters possibly mirroring the U S Senate, plus snippets recounting Alton B Parker’s brief city hall visit, a hiring miscue about penmanship, a steel wage pledge, an assassination scare misread, a Kansas governor scare, and the Kaiser withdrawal from a European contest.
County Examiners Hold First Patterson Law Class Exam
County school examiners held the first examination of the Patterson law class. The notes mention kidneys and health, suggesting concerns over student fitness and condition, with references to symptoms and wellness during the session.
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County
Patterson Law and
Comptroller Ridgely Overhauls Bank Examiners
A Cincinnati dispatch reports Comptroller Ridgely plans tighter scrutiny of bank securities and examiner performance. He cites failures to detect defalcations at Citizens National Oberlin and National Wooster, reshaping the examiner corps to better protect depositors and creditors.
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Enquirer
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Citizens’ National Ban
Oberlin
National Bank
Woosterwhith
P Obitger
J. R. Zhamerman
Ohio
Cleveland
Wooster and
Rin
Permit to Kill Game Meets the Latter at State Line
Enormous crowds greet President Roosevelt and Governor McDonald at Pueblo and Colorado Springs Colorado as Roosevelt receives a license to hunt any game in the state. Ten thousand welcome him at Newcastle and Pueblo with schoolchildren presenting a large stick. Roosevelt speaks of honesty courage and common sense as keys to good government amid deep snow and possible hunting delays.
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Colo
Roossyalt
Colorado
McDonald
Ifiidad
Pueblo
School-Ciidren
Roosevelt
Newcastle
Happenings at Home and Abroad in Quick Bits
Governor Herrick reappoints Geo Jg Tyler of Brown county Ohio as trustee of the Deaf and Dumb institute. U S failures total 214 this year versus 236 last year and 20 in Canada up from 16. Tragic train death near Noblesville Indiana claims Earl McKinstry Fred Kinstry and Fred Harrison ages 20 20 and 19. Fire at W B R Usher Son shoe factory Springdale Missouri causes over 3000000 in losses. General Jacob Coxey declares bankruptcy in U S court in Columbus with liabilities of 2850000. William Parr bartender at Kentucky House Cairo shot and killed by an unknown man who fled from Trenton Tennessee leaving behind his family. Obscure medical ad notes quick relief for excruciating pains with Chamber Jiin’s product inserted.
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Herrick
Geo Jg. Tyler
Brown County
Deaf and Dumb Institute
United States
Canada
Earl McKinstry
Fred Kinstry
Fred Harrison
Noblesville
Ind
W. BR. Usher & Son
Springdale
Jacob
Coxey
Colum
William Parr
Kentucky
Cairo
Ill
Parr
Trenton
Tenn
Lesvee
Peasant Grievances Spur Government Land Reform Talk
The czar's government forms a special commission to tackle peasant land tenure, aiming to mark peasant lands clearly and curb agitation. A Moscow workmen delegation hears of proposed laws on health insurance unions and an industrial court, while Siberia colonization and a peasants bank aid appear as relief options.
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Petersburg
Interior
M. Boull
Bau
Siberia
Moscow
Ketovnoff
Russia
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Helped Foot Wound Recover
A Columbus reader recounts a daredevil ride leading to a deep foot wound. The person cites Bucklen's Arnica Salve as effective for healing, noting physicians aided by the salve and praising its soothing and healing properties.
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Bucklen
Theodore Schuele
Columbus, O
Taubach & Boyd's
Gruggiste
Challenge to Equitable Mutualization Plan in New York
Complaint filed in New York State Supreme Court accuses Equitable Life of misapplying surplus and seeks an injunction to halt mutualization. Herbert Woodruff and policyholders advocate. Justice Blanchard referred matter to Justice Scotwin with show cause set for April 18 against State Superintendent Hendricks.
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Equitable
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