Remarkable Elgin man cured by Miles Neuropathic Treatment
Henry A Grace of Elgin Illinois claims dramatic relief and recovery from heart disease dropsy and breathless episodes after starting Dr Miles Neuropathic Treatment at age seventy six. He credits rapid improvement to brain center theory and says doctors had given up. He notes widespread cures and invites inquiries with testimonials book and treatment details from The Grand Sanitarium Indiana.
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Henry A. Grace
Elgin
Ill
Miles
Physicians of
Mr. Grace
de Miles
Grand Sanitarium
Capt. N
Main St
Hikhart
Indiana
Indictment Prepared in Hammond Fraud and Bribery Case
The case against George Hammond advances with plans to try the fraudulent orders indictment and the separate charge of attempted bribery. Attorneys met to consider the matter and the prosecutor aims to learn Hammond’s guilt or innocence before trial, with Republicans deeming this a prudent path.
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George Hammond
Hammond
Opinon
Baseball notes spark hopes for Wooster pennant defense
Wooster fans expect a cracker jack Trolley league team with Follis, Lloyd, Pierce, St. John, Whitcraft, Wilhelm, Graham, Alcock and Van Nest among others. Medina plans strong play, Elyria aims for improvement, and Berea potential adds local depth with Baldwin and Wallace players.
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Wooster
Follis
Lloyd
Pierce
St. John
Whitcraft
Wilhelm
Graham
Alcock
van Nest
Medina
Elyria
Berea
Easter Carol by Nath Hunt in The Republican
A lyrical Easter verse by Nath W. Hunt of The Republican extols new life and hope. Birds sing as spring returns, bells ring to praise God's love, and the poem declares all things that die shall rise again, calling souls to peace and worship of Christ the King.
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Ark
Fort Inia
Christ
Petit jurors dawn list from Sugarcreek to Wooster
A fragmented docket lists numerous names and locales including Sugarcreek, Greene, Wooster, Chippewa, Saltcreek, and Plain. The names appear tied to a juror panel with several spellings and possible OCR errors, lacking clear dates or official context.
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Daniel Steiner
Sugarcreek
Wm. H. Miller
Congress
J. W. Buchanan
Greene
Wim, Cullars
A. Kindig
Milton
Charietian Zuercher
H. BP. Tschantz
Harry— Schald
Wooster
Cyril Bricker
Ichael Cusvack
Second “Ward
John “Plasterer
Plain
Albert Hines
Frank Frantz
County approves sale of $16,060 in bonds for repairs
County commissioners opened two bids for the bond issue dated April 1 1905 total 16 060 with 4 percent interest payable annually They planned serial repayments of 500 each in 1906 1907 and 1908 The Citizens National Bank offered 16 000 accrued interest and a 2.00 premium and was declared highest bid John M Criley of Wayne County National Bank attended but did not bid The bonds will be delivered immediately
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I. N. Hough
Anna Jacobs
C.W. Thompson
Citizens’ National Bank
John M. Criley
Wayne County National Bank
Thompson
Citizens’ Bank
Obituary notices for Schmuck and Warner deaths in Wooster
Mrs Salinda Roth Schmuck, born January 30 1856 in Lehigh county Pa died April 13 1905 near Wooster Ohio. She married James H Schmuck in 1877 and leaves two daughters Cora and Edna Schreck and a brother George W Roth. Solomon R Warner born November 20 1840 died April 16 1905 aged 64 years five months. He married Caroline Frederick August in 1861, leaving six children three sons and three daughters, a wife, three brothers and two sisters. Both funerals were in Wooster area with services by local pastors and interments in Wooster cemetery and Overton cemetery respectively.
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Salinda Roth Schmuck
James H. Schmuck
Lehigh County
Thomas
Susanna Laubach Roth
Schmuck
Wooster
Ohio
Cora
Edna—Schreck
George W. Roth
Henry J. Kauit
North Market Street
Charles Manchester
Church of God
Kauffman
Bethzall Thrat
Solomon R. Warner
Mes
Carolline
Frederick August
Church of God At
Cedar Valley
Uitil
Overton
W. “H. Gandaw--And—D. E
Bierly
Ebert& Jackson
Cor
Prominent railroad man Fred W. Jones kills wife then himself
Vernon and Mount Vernon Ohio reports say Fred W. Jones 43 a prominent railroad contractor shot and killed his wife Almira W. Jones and then died by suicide after a quarrel in their home. Jones had connections in Columbus Wooster and Wayne county and consulted local lawyers before the tragedy.
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F. W. Jones
Vernon
Wooster
Wayne County
Jones
Wolfe
Milleraburg
The
Republican
Taylor & Taylor’s Law Office
J. B. Taylor
G. A. Jones
Mt. Vernon
Fred W. Jones
Almira W. Jones
Wooster Preserving Co Files Schedules in Cleveland
Dispatch from Cleveland says Wooster Preserving Co filed its schedules on Monday. Liabilities totaled 373,786 and assets 223,503, outlining the company’s financial position.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Fire toll mounts at Canadian convent blaze
Montreat parish records show fourteen people perished in the St Anne convent fire at St Genevieve including one nun nine children aged 10 to 18 and four older women. Two nuns were badly burned and may die. Heroic acts by Sister Marie Adjuteur saved lives before the catastrophe.
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Montreat
St Anne
St Genevieve
Herotharchite Parerrny
Sisi Ste Marie
Marie Therese
Marie Robertine
Citizens Gave Liberal Toward School Organ
Citizens contributed generously after a recent appeal to pupils across all grades at Pittsburg avenue school. The collection raised 249 dollars and cents, enough to purchase a high quality organ, with more funds held for future improvements. Martha A Webster thanks contributors for their cheerful support toward the instrument.
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Pittsburg Avenue
Ebihiran
Martha A Webster
April 22 item notes farm convoy and poultry care
A fragment describes driving a sheep load to a station for shipment to Cleveland, mentions a person with an incubator brought by train, and references destroying chicken lice in a poultry house. Also notes a Me entire term, potato, and a visit to a residence with a young daughter, plus Farm and Fireside calling for more holidays and leisure time.
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Keys
Cleveland
Correil
Derr
Belle
Heirhone
Remarkable remedy Miona promises to strengthen stomachs
An old advertisement promotes Miona as a cure for weak digestion and stomach troubles. It claims extreme thinness and a range of symptoms signal poor digestion and that one tablet taken before meals will restore natural weight and health. A refund guarantee is offered if not satisfied.
Trying to Settle in Bribery Case of Cadiz Horse Buyer
John A. Moore of Cadiz, a horse buyer indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses, appeared in Wooster on Wednesday evening. Judge Maxwell set his bond at 1000 dollars. Moore seeks settlements with vendors from whom he bought horses believed to be worthless, with expectation of arranging the matter.
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John A. Moore
Cadiz
Wooster
Maxwell
Oore
Lightning Blinded Child In Hamilton Home
April 22 lightning struck Gus Miller's chimney and a glare through a stovepipe hole blinded Francis two year old girl seated nearby. She was knocked senseless but recovered. both eyes injured though later improved. Nearby notes mention visits and local events with listed names and places.
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Hamilton
Gus Miller
Francis
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured by Stomach & Liver Tabs
A Michigan resident reports relief from distress in the stomach sour stomach and vomiting after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims a guarantee to cure stomach trouble of this character and notes availability from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Williams
Laingsburg
Mich
Forsalesby-all-druggista
J. L. Phelps
Houston
Texas
Pennsylvania Lines Excursions Reopen For Season
Pennsylvania Lines will reopen for the season from March 1 to May 15 with one and two class excursion tickets to California, the North Pacific Coast, Montana and Idaho. New management under Monk and revised schedules will streamline trips across Rock Point and related routes for travelers.
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Pennsylvania Lines
California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idwi
Oy Ia
Astyapis
Rock Point
Pennsylvania
Monk
Wip Perma
Andel
sowal-of-Pemnaylvania
Hearing Today in Murder Case of Mrs Speight
George Prost of Swadaworth faces arraignment on a Medina county murder charge after his wife was found dead from a breast wound on a farm. Prosecutor N H McClaret on expected, but attorney J W Seymour delayed arraignment due to other hearings. The remains of Mrs Speight were interred at Yankeetown, Ashland county, with about 25 relatives in attendance.
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George Prost
Swadaworth
Medina
Prost
J. W.seymonr
H McClareton
Attormey Seymour
George W. Speet
Meta -County
Yankeetown
Ashland County
Sevitte
Funeral tensions threaten to reveal motive in Medina case
The funeral attendees indicated the shooting stemmed from Prost alleged conduct with Mamie Lewis, sister of the murdered woman. Reports described the pair as friendly, with others noting a quarrel linked to gossip about the dead woman’s behavior. Mamie Lewis, about 20, appeared distressed while Prost’s elderly father Nelson Prost, 83, is infirm. The piece also references health notes and unrelated ads.
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Prost
Mamie Lewis
Miss Léwin
Atorfe
Medina “County
Slater
Wayne County
Nelson
Singh
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