Experiment Station Receives Major Budget Increase for 1903
The Republican reports the 1902 appropriation for the experiment station at 21000 and the 1903 rise to 28400. Directors and legislators balance needs, with last year’s 13600 funding rising by over 50 percent this year and more than doubling for 1903. Both houses must pass the bill before the Board of Control sets department allocations. The biennial legislature funds for two years ahead.
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THE
Republican
Thorne
Board of Control
Lakefore News Briefs From Ailing Residents And Travel
Lakefore News reports several local households facing illness with J W Newkirk and family described as near death, Mrs Newkirk and daughter both seriously ill, and Mr Newkirk weak. Belva Boyer returns from grandparents in Lod, S D Elder Windigler and family back in Sabina from Merriman Tennessee visit. Myrtle Alexander pursues music lessons in Cleveland. Charlie Aber travels to Pierre for warmer weather. Ebright returns from Merriman Tennessee trip.
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TIRE
Belva Boyer
Jacob Lybarger
Holdays
Kendallville
Lod
Springer
Ohio State University
Myrtle Alexander
Cleveland
Charlie Aber
Pierre
Ss. D
W. Windigler
Sabina
Sugar Trust Investigation Ordered by Senate Committee
Washington April 28 Senate committee will investigate charges that the Cuban sugar crop is controlled by the sugar trust of the United States. The move aims to curb trust power and ensure fair distribution of sugar exports.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Sugar Trust of
United States
Dietrich
Cuba
Detrich Saye
Probate Court Actions and Estates in Milton Township
Matters heard before Judge Robert L. Adair include orders to sell real estate by public sale for the estate of Peter Hohn Will of John Brentzer in Milton township and multiple administrators filing first and final accounts. Hearings on June 6 and 8 cover guardian inventories, bonds, letters of administration, insane asylum commissions, and wills for Mary Hoyt, Smith Orr, and Henrietta J. Miller, with sale and deed orders issued where indicated. Bond amounts range from 500 to 4,000 dollars, and several estates report inventories, appraisals, and court-ordered recordings.
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Oder
Peter Hohn
John Brentzer
Milton Township
J. D. Zook
John Uart
Samuel Hart
Heartong
Peter M. Molter
Joseph Rose
Charles M. Lovett
Hannah Gray
Canaan
Pre Au David
Jesse James
Thomas Gilmore
F. Mayer
H. H Hubbell
Catherine Stevens
J. H. Tschantz
Abraham C. Tschantz
Warren Ramseey
M. C. Rouch
James Metsger
Edward Bettaker
William Bettaker
J. &. Stone
Jaeph Robb
Pyre & Ae
Mary Hoyt
Wotscer
Edward Hoyt
Smith Orr
East Union Township
Martha Orr
Henrietta J. Miller
Frank Hefflefinger
Tribe of Ben Hur Installs Wooster Court Officials
A new beneficiary order the Tribe of Ben Hur was instituted in Wooster on a Wednesday evening. Deputy Supreme Chief D. T. McClellan of Mt. Vernon organized the court with thirteen Orrville Court members aiding. Officers installed include Chief Robert Simmons and Judge Mrs Nettie Noggle, with a banquet following and visiting members returning home pleased with the visit’s success.
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Ben Hur
Wooster
D. T. McClellan
Mt. Vernon
PD Enuty
Cte Hanrimm
Orrville Court
McClellan
P. G
Frank Kramer
Robert Simmons
Nettie Noggle
Bernice Simmons
M. Ray Pinkerton
A. M. Fombelle
Ora Runkle
Elen Schuch
P. Schuch
Henry Winey
Wall
Wayne Court
No. 138
Wayne County Records Deeds and Quitclaim Notices
Warranty and quitclaim transfers list Bertha Heineman to Paul F Matthey for 120 acres in Saltcreek township and other parcels in Wooster and Jefferson townships. Amounts range from 400 to 3,800 dollars with multiple heirs and executors named.
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Bertha Heineman
Paul F. Matthey
Saltcreek
A Bruce
Lindale
Lautenschlager
Wooster Township
Angeline Bush
Geo. Hartel
Wooster
Daniel Cotterman
Chas
H Fisher
Emanuel Martin
Henrietta Martin
Baughman Township
Charles W. Lessiter
Joseph H. Rittenhouse
Jefferson
Jacob Fisher
Minerva Bronson
Anna Bronson
James H. Bruce
James Wodenkirk
Election at Sterling selects school board members
The first election in Sterling's new special school district elected D. H. Hart and E. T. Boone for one year, TA. McOsy and E. T. Boone for two years, and S. Penrod and F. EF. Fouch for three years.
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Sterling
D. H. Hart
E. T. Boone
TA. McOsy
S. Penrod
F. EF. Fouch
GoM Grays Smee Clellan and Dayid Feats
Fragmented OCR text mentions names Albert Smysers Teric Snyder FE Aylaworth and assets. Readable portions suggest a brief note on individuals and possessions without clear events or dates. Further context required to form a complete, accurate summary.
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Albert Smysers
Teric Snyder
FE Aylaworth
Joplin Storm Kills Two. $300,000 Property Loss Reported
Joplin Missouri April 26 a violent storm caused the most destructive slum in its history with at least two deaths many injuries and about $300000 in property destroyed Four blocks of the city suffered the worst damage including mining plants and suburban districts Bloodstains on remains indicated hemorrhage as the coroner noted Turner 47 born Newport R I son of a naval family died perhaps from hemorrhage The storm struck with straight gale force and fierce velocity leaving wreckage across the south side of Joplin and Fairmount Park area.
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Tarauske Wanayaa Javits
Joplin
Fairmount Park
Turner
Newport
Cons Tums
Cine States “Navy
Wind and storm sweep many towns with casualties and damage
On April 26 a powerful wind and rain storm battered Omaha and other cities. Reports include a probable death and injuries from flying debris, with notable injuries to ex mayor Bemis and youths. Descriptions cover Lyons and Topeka wind damage, cloudbursts at Mingo, and bitter cold in Kansas, plus a Bloomington windstorm with damaged wires and horses killed. The piece also notes a decomposed body of James P Turner in Philadelphia.
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Omaha
Robert Maxwell
G. P Bemis
Lawrence Taggert
Lyons
Neb
Des Moines
Jefferson
Fonda
Storm Lake
Mingo
Rock Island
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Chicago Great Western
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
A_ dispatch
Bloomington
Central
Illinois
Philadelphia
James P Turner
Register of Vital Statistics
Globe of News Briefs From Across The World
A rapid jumble of items notes Sunrise burn at New Orleans valued at $25 000 James Atwell listed as a known Grand Army figure dies in Tusburg Henry Schaub hanged in Newark for murdering his wife and child Milne prison convicts drinking wood alcohol fuels fires at South Penn Oil property Fifty injured when a Great Eastern express derails near London An axle breaks on a Roane Creek wagon near Butler Tennessee William Rogers 76 shoots granddaughter Mary Meld and kills himself A revolver duel in an El Paso gambling hall leaves officer Wolvert on with Harris Harris shot Sheeany Rae pe w m
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New Orleans
James Atwell
Grand Army
Tusburg
Henry Schaub
Newark
Milne State Prison
Thomasin
South Penn Oil Company
Great Eastern
London
Roane Creek
Butler
Tenn
William Rogers
Mary Meld
el Paso
Ten
Wolverton
Sheeany" Harris
Name Chase Used by Imitators to Boost Fake Nerve Pills
A Ware deception warns that imitators use the name Chase to mislead the public about Dr. A W Chase’s Receive Book and nerve pills. The notice cautions buyers to seek the original initials A W on the packaging to ensure genuineness, warning against counterfeit portraits or signatures.
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Chase
Birds of Prey
A. W. Chase
A. W. Sects. of
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Re-elected Superintendent Leads Water Works Board
George Boegner was re elected superintendent as the Board of Water Works Trustees organized for the year. Officers named include president W F P Derr vice president W Muschenich and secretary D W Musselman. A boiler room at Spink Street pumping station needs repairs costing about 200 and a coal house at Applecreek pumping plant is proposed. Boegner's annual report notes the department’s good overall condition with receipts and expenditures detailed including permits rents and salaries.
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George Boegner
Board of Water “Works
Svent Og Wet
W. F P. Derr
W. Muschenich
D. W. Musselman
Gerge Boegner
Boegner
Spink Street
Applecreek
Shupe & Co
Railroader Dies in Freight Train Rear End Collision
A Pennsylvania lines rear end collision on Wednesday afternoon caused a heavy loss of life. Oscar Porter of Bucyrus perished in the wreck while another crewman was injured. The accident involved two freight trains and halted operations briefly as investigators assessed the scene.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Oscar Porter
Bucyrus
Wooster Mourns Porter After Tragic Injury
In Wooster locals recall Porter, a handsome and popular young man, who sustained injuries in a recent incident. He was widely known and had many friends, whose memories of him remain vivid as the community reflects on the loss.
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Iene
Porter
Wooster
Old Boreas Strikes Town In Severe Windstorm
Saturday the storm whipped through the town at an estimated sixty miles per hour. Telegraph and telephone lines were badly damaged with wires blown down and crossings severed. Linemen labored to repair the damage but could not keep pace with the wind.
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Old Boreas
Student struck by ball injuring nose and eye
Alburt Galdwell, a student, was hit by a ball during Friday afternoon play, sustaining a cracked nose and a badly blackened eye. The incident occurred while he played and required medical attention.
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Alburt Galdwell
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