New Hoop Factory Nears Completion in Dalton Typhoid Cases Reported
Dalton notes gardening and housecleaning as current main tasks while a new hoop factory nears completion. Hundreds of logs are hauled to town for hoop making. Typhoid fever affects Ale Taba and her brother Gerald, with mixed recovery progress. Local officials, church delegate James Buchanan, Dr. Haney and Dr. Pamphrey perform surgery on Mrs. George Stuck. Coal mine on Rudy farm closes for summer, and April 6 town officers to be sworn in next week. Prospects show many peaches, plums, and cherries expected locally.
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Jr. Haney
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Gerald
H Hubbell
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Massillon
George Stuck
James Buchanan
General Assembly of the United Presby
Terian
Tarkio
Dr. Pope
Rudy Farm
Ew Council
Explosion at Vesa furnace claims five lives in Marietta
An explosion of molten metal fatally burned five men at the Vesa furnace in Marietta Lancaster County on April 27. The disaster occurred at the Vesa plant drawing state investigators to the scene as rescue crews worked to retrieve victims and secure the site. Local officials announced the fatalities and pledged a full probe into the cause while workers were evacuated and treated for burns.
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Lancaster
Vesa
Marietta
Oberlin returns to teaching after long service
Andrew Oberlin, a pioneer school teacher of Wayne and Summit counties, is back in harness. He taught 82 consecutive years in Summit and Wayne counties, then served two terms as Wayne County commissioner. Now a guest of the Franklin township board of education he will fill a vacancy.
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Wayne
Sumumit Counties
Oberlin
Eiggetaacy
Summit
Wayne County
Board of Education
Franklin Township
Auction To Sell Two Story Brick Building At Corner Of East South And South Buckeye
George W Spangler announces a public auction of the two story brick building at East South and South Buckeye streets. The property, built by Jacob Everhart for a monument works, has changed hands through Underwood Co and later remains unoccupied before Boston Piano Co occupancy. The structure is solid and suitable for light manufacturing or remodeling into flats likely to rent well.
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George W Spangler
United States Whi Co
East South
South Buckeye Streets
Jacob Everhart
Underwood Co
Trust
Boston Piano Co
Cnathers
Chinese Government Refuses Evacuation Request for Manchuria
Special to THE RREPUBLICAN in London reports the Chinese government formally refuses Russia's demand regarding evacuation of Manchuria. The announcement states China will not withdraw forces or cede control, maintaining stance amid ongoing tensions between Beijing and Moscow.
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London
Russia
Manchuria
Marriage Licenses From Wooster to Orrville and Applecreek
Marriage licenses list several couples including Amos Ross of Crafton Pa and Ida M Laubach of Wooster Amelia Bowman of Applecreek with Louis Nussbaum of Wooster Bert J Smith of Applecreek and Frances M Bear of Orrville Geo W Henry and Kittie L Cole of Dalton Wm L Hulbert of Seville and Maud E Whitmore of Creston
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Crafton
Ida M. Laubach
Wooster
Louis Nussbaum
Amelia Bowman
Applecreek
Bert J
Smith
Frances M. Bear
Orrville
W. Henry
Kittiell
Cole
Dalton
Wm. L. Hulbert
Seville
Maud E. Whitmore
Créston
Temperance Talk Draws Large Woolster Crowd
Rev L W Mulhane Catholic clergyman from Mt Vernon speaks at a large Wooster temperance meeting. He argues for home rule, laments liquor’s impact, and endorses temperance as vital for working men, noting Catholics and Protestants alike should discuss the issue openly. The Prohibition quartet sings as Capt J B Taylor introduces the speaker.
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Mt. Vernon
Wooster
Prohibition
J. B. Taylor
Father Malhane
Tamasperance
Keaper
Evilatof
Col 8
Temperance Drive Sparks Catholic Unity in Chicago
A speaker describes a 100000 strong Catholic temperance band in the church and notes Chicago hosts a Catholic temperance branch of lawyers. He cites corporate liquor usage as a civic duty issue and urges voters to oppose counterproductive governance. A traveling salesman recounts Mt Vernon sales and honest tithe boast.
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Chicago
Death of Mrs Lyda Lenington Noted in Wooster Ties
Mrs Lyda Lenington, mother of Dr Charles Lenington of Chicago, died and was remembered by Wooster’s First Presbyterian Church community. Interment was held Saturday in Jacksonville, Tennessee, with note of her Wooster residence.
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James Houston
Charles Lenington
Chicago
Lyda Lenington
Lenington
Wooster
First Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Tis
Freight Traffic Delays and Trains Across the Fort Wayne Line
Freight traffic surged on the Ft Wayne route causing disruption to passenger schedules. Trains ran late for several days as dispatchers worked to fix the timetable and boost line capacity for passenger service. British ruler visit to Rome staged balcony appearances with King Edward and Italian royalty. Poultrymen from many states organized to set prices and secure better rail service. A Missouri Pacific stock train collision near Buffalo, Kansas killed eleven and injured twenty five, with foreigners among the victims. An arrest in Birmingham tied to an insurance swindle involving a Texas man presumed fugitive. Missouri Senate records alleged to be falsified to support an old Journal entry. General Vasquez’s forces left San Domingo City amid heavy revolution losses and property damage. A serious wreck reported on the Omnili... railroad near Oakdale, Chattanooga. three men drowned on the Mississippi near Quincy after funeral visit. Labor and labor news wrap the Republican page.
Penalty Imposed in Ramsey Levier Case Overruled
The motion for a new trial for Ramsey and Levier was overruled as Judge Eason imposed penalties. Lerner forfeited his office, Ramsey received a fine of 4356, and Taggart moved to suspend execution for Lerner pending further hearings. Notices were issued for suspension of Ramsey's sentence as well.
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Levier
Warren Ramsey
Ae AC
Eason
Frank Taggart
Taggart
Lerner
Elrenit Cour
British relief at Gumburru ends bitter Somali clash
Special to Tus Republican Aden April 25 General Manning commanding the English troops relieved Col. Cobbe near Gumburru after a bitter engagement with Mad Muuillah's forces. Four thousand Mollochs were killed. British losses are as-yet unknown.
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Arabia
Manning
Mad Muuillah
Cobbe
Gumburru
Somali
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