Scarlet Fever News from Maysville and Nearby
Local notes report mild scarlet fever cases in Maysville and West Salem, with families moving, new furniture and a piano, and several residents traveling to Wooster Akron and Lodi. A major surgical operation was performed at a sanitarium on Miss Lucy Gallaway. Community activities include church services, a sale of lumber, and an Old Folks concert and Loan Exhibition planned for April 28.
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Maysville
J D. Davidson
Sue Rieder
Jacob Stauffer
Wooster
A. P. Moses
Dalton
John Otzenberger
Euos Johnson
Flack,s
A. A. Beal
Harry McGovern
Holmes County
Mr. Nussbaum
Joseph Simonin
Our Village
Akron
Our Town
Chas. Stauffer
Susan Brown
Claudia Plank
Aonday
Niles
John Richardson
Lodi
Mill Street
Heffner
Canton
Ella Caskey
Martha Ganse
Greston
Will Warner
J.C. Warner
Miss Shields
Frank Snyder
Lucy Gallaway
Friendsville
Erie
West Salem
L. F. Jacobs
Congress Cemetery
L. B. Myers
Evangelical Church
A Scott
D. D
Congress
W P. Schott
T. Syatadeey
Walter Shottz
Zof
Cincinnati
F R Patitt
Delia Smith
Fergurson
Woman's Presbyterial Missionary
Ashland
Unitet ‘Presbbterian
Pulbie
Appeal Merger Case Modifies Decree in Northern Securities
Federal Judge Sanborn suspends part of the injunction in the Northern Securities merger case to allow payment of Great Northern and Northern Pacific dividends. The order, conditioned on a $50,000 bond, pauses the dividend ban during appeal, releasing about $4.0 million for May and nearly $14.0 million before Supreme Court action.
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Sanborn
Northern Securities
St. Paul
United States Circuit Court
Northern Securities Company
Circuit Court
United States Circuit
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Acts of Congress
Supreme Court
Bar
the & Aepeal
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Postmaster General Discontinues Inspectors From Duty
Postmaster General Payne orders the entire staff of inspectors who service cancelling machines to return to their home post offices. The traveling inspectors, tasked with examining machines nationwide, are recalled to duty stations, amid ongoing department investigations and a confidential assignment in Havana.
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Washington
Payne
Puntry
Department
George E
San Franciscos
Orritt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Action to expel monks sparks disorder in France
Paris reports government action to expel religious orders refused authorization. Clerical crowds clash with officers as process servers are driven off. Havre and Nimes saw escorts and stonings, while archbishops protest limits on preaching. A separate verdict awards 75000 dollars to heirs of Park Avenue tunnel victim. Manila reports cholera in Cebu.
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Paris
France
Grenoble
Havre
Nimes
St Etienne
Lyons
Nantes
Combes
Vourges
Petit Jurors Drawn for May 4 in Wooster Ward Report
The list names residents summoned as petit jurors for Tuesday morning duties, reporting Monday May 4. Individuals include D W Mongselman from Second ward WW roster with names John Spotts Chester Henry Weaver Joseph A Musser Taylor Wayne R E McAfee T Brouse Leslie Aylesworth B Whonsettler Jacob Long Morris Brinkerhoft Rudolph Rosenberry Samuel Slemmons L E Grosjean B Firestone from various wards and wards in Plain, Sugarcreek, Canaan, Paint, and Saltrceck.
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W Mongselman
Second Ward
John Spotts
Chester
Henry Weaver
Sugarcreek
Joseph A Musser
Baughman
A Taylor
Wayne
R E McAfee
Plain
T .F Brouse
Chippewa
Leslie Aylesworth
Clinton
B Whonsettler
Canaan
Jacob Long
First Ward
Wooster
Morris Brinkerhoft
Rudolph Rosenberry
Samuel Slemmons
L. E. Grosjean
Saltrceck
B. Firestone
Obituary Notes for George Clouse and George Kepple
George Clouse a Loudonville resident aged about 67 died Tuesday morning after months of illness leaving relatives and many friends in Wooster and the county. S B Kepple aged 67 died Sunday at highcoe de Sinking Springs he was the only brother of George Kepple of Wooster.
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George Clouse
Loudonville
Wooster
S. B. Kepple
George Kepple
Railways halt colliery operations and rail wrecks claim lives
Special to the Tok Republican from Shenandoah Pa reports the Philadelphia and Reading Railway closed all its collieries in the district citing insufficient work hours. A separate Erie railroad wreck near Redhouse N Y killed two women a child and a baggage man with six others injured and possible additional deaths. Frisco passenger train 108 near Everton Mo was derailed injuring crew and passengers.
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Shenandoah
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Erie Vestibuled Limited
Chicago
New York
Redhouse
Hotchkiss
Kansas
Everton
Gad Figo Soliant Fone
Ohio chaplain named for Centennial ceremonies in St Louis
Capt Paul Hickok chaplain of the Fifth regiment ONG has been appointed chaplain of the combined Ohio National Guard units to attend the Centennial ceremonies in St Louis. Chosen from many Ohio regiments, the honor reflects high regard for Rev Hickok’s service.
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Paul Hickok
Fifth Regiment
ONG
Ohio National Guard
St. Louis
Ohio
Hickok
Wheat looks fine despite wet weather in vicinity
April 20 report notes farmers struggle with spring crops due to rain though ground dries fast. Local social items include births, visits, and purchases such as a sheep shearing machine, a new buggy, and an upcoming Young People’s alliance at Bethel. Rocky Mountain Tea ad closes the snippet.
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Martin Lawrence
James Snyder
Poone
Ands
Roy Mann
Charles
Johnnie Batdorff
Danieltin
Reedsburg
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Lane
Caim
Havana
N Londloa
Frankfort
Vasquez
Havang
Mutual Mercantile Agency of
Prankort
Vasqued
London
Revolutioniste
Santo Domingo
New York Central Railroad
Heira
Alfred M Perrin
New Rochelle
United States Paper Bag Company
Park Avenue Tunnel
Philippines
Manila
Ludge Carlgck
Court of Brat Instance Des -Cebu
Miltels
Petit Jurors
Wale
Etty
Hart Schaffner
Marx
HS & M
Quali
Price
Excelsior Hall
Laubach & Boud Dk
Bing
Ian
Bowling Green
DR. Clouse
Archer House
North
Cleveland Aveniis
Fourth Street
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