Various Local Notices and Personal News in Wooster
Saturday notes from Wooster and surrounding areas report appointments and health updates, family visits, marriages and engagements, deaths, and local incidents. Items include M. D. Taeple named 4 day attendant at Massillon Hospital, trips by Mary Silver and the Warpers, a Sewickley death, Kilhabet Beard’s death in Jeromeville, and Milo Daghem with Roy Wagers returning to the Children’s Home. Also noted: Elmore Sturgess break, Orrville dispatches, and a planned visit by the Buffalo Bill show to Wooster in September.
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M. D. Taeple
Smithville
Massillon
Mary Silver
Gertrude
Alice Warper
Jefferson
Shreve
Charles In
Herbert Nevin
Sewickley
Wooster
Frederichis
S. BE. Neifirk
Reformed Church Parsonage
Chippewa Lake
Kilhabe Th Beard
James Elliott
Jeromeville
Milo Daghem
Roy Wagers
Cleveland
L. E. Holden
Port Arthur
Can
Friend
Hile
Theo
Record of Census Views on U S Manufacturing Growth
A long discussion by JC C Adams on the value of the decennial census of manufactures and its role in measuring national industrial progress. The piece compares exports, home consumption, and production across the United States and notes the transformative effects of industrial consolidation and the need for twelfth census data to guide economic policy.
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JC. C. Adams
Wooster
Pnlley
Sun
United States
Gil
Duro
Natensy
Germany
United Tates
France
Wall Pets
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Treasurys Statistica
Cba Sa
Congress
Gao
Krow
Wooster Post Office List of Unclaimed Letters
Wooster Ohio July 31 1900 the following as the list of letters remaining in the Wooster post office for Tuesday July 31 1900 Geode en sam t Geltsman Sam J Ilughay JM Michael R McCullagh Shultz Wooster Mfg Co T L Fuarrery P M
Qhio Experiment Station Denounces Fruit Tree Swindlers
Marion county letter reports men canvassing for fruit trees as “fat orchards.” Station replies it sells no fruit trees and warns farmers that these so called representatives are swindlers to be arrested for fraud. Also includes old ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills.
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Qhio Experiment Station
Lewer
Marion County
Smithville Chautauqua Opens August Third for Ten Days
The Smithville Chautauqua opens August 3 for a ten day program featuring Wooster City Band concerts Col Cope land and Col Ham appearances Ex Lieut Guy Cumback and Rev Brown among speakers with daily performances incl The Sixth Sense Samson's Rid die The Model Husband and Old Times in Dixie A general picnic day on August 12 with good music and vocalists throughout the encampment
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Smithvillé
Chautauqua
Coort
the Wooster City Band
Col. Copeland
Sixth Sense
Samson
Rev. Brown
The
Ram
Guy Cumback
Col. Ham
Georgia
Snolly Foster
Old Times In
Dixie
Adam
Dr. Leland
Lla. m
Jesus the Carpenter
Jesus the Man of Science
Satay
Wayne County seeks receiver for building sale dispute
Geor W Leyda of Wooster files in Wayne County Court a petition through attorney W F Dean asking for appointment of a receiver in an action against Jennie and C M Helting to secure control of a building in Congress Street sold to the defendants.
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Geor W Leyda
Wooster
Wayne County
Tatén Agdinst
Boston _ Piano Company
Mt of Gonnoonih
Wayne Couny Court of Common Plass
Boston
Cile
Lfor
Uiversity of Wooster
J. B. Taylor
B. Odenkirk
Charles I. Barrette
McCoy
the Wooster
Marriage Licenses Issued in Orrville and Surrounding Areas
Marriage licenses reported for Christian Bauhof and Etta Roger Holser of Orrville, Harley Kant of Wooster with Clara Mettall of Big Prairie, Newton S. Gilmore of Smithville with July Stauffer of Mt. Eaton, and Ault with Mary Musser of Orrville.
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Christian Bauhof
Etta Roger Holser
Orrville
Harley Kant
Wooster
Clara Mettall
Big Prairie
Newton S. Gilmore
Smithville
July Stauffer
Mt. Eatenary
Ault
Mary Musser
Second issue stamp books to avoid adhesion problem
The second stamp book issue will include improvers. Unlike the first issue, which used paraffin separators that stuck to stamps when warmed in pockets, the new sheets use free paper treated to prevent sticking and no stamp will stick unless wet.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Geisings of Panty Ohio Attend Opening Concert
The Geisings of Panty Cleveland Kil poavely attend the opening concert of 34 Chautauqua Friday evening August and remain the one bane LB Eberly.
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Panty
Cleveland
Ben Ays
Eberly
Armistice Proclaimed as British Legation Fights On
Dispatch from Peking notes a June 20 to July 16 armistice with a cordon around the British legation. Chinese troops attack on all sides. casualties total 62 killed including Captain Strouts and officers Halliday Oliphant and Warren killed. others wounded. Rest of legation reported safe except for two missing.
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Peking
Legation
Strouts
Halliday
David Oliphant
Warren
Shanghai
Kiang Yu
Kiu Kiang
Taku
Tien Tsin
Tien Tain
Harbin
Sheng
Berlin
Railways and Telegraphs
Pekin
Tung Fuh Siang
Legations
Introng
Fowler
Washington
Chefoo
Baron von Ketteler
Paking
Tokyo
Pai Ting Fu
Li Ho Keh
British and American Forces Preparing to Advance
A despatch from London cites British and American forces near Shanghai preparing to advance within 43 hours amid tensions in China. Reports detail Li Hung Chang’s travels hampered by heat, with Beijing's communications and foreign legations under strain.
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London
Claude Mae
Donalds
Peking
David Olyphant
Warren
Cradent
Tin Tsin
Hung Chang
Shanghai
Chih Chen
LA Hung Ching
Escrt
Tien Tsin
Washington Hopes for Conger Report on China Crisis
Washington officials pursue caution while awaiting Consul Fowler’s dispatches and any word from Conger. Germany and other powers seek direct contact with beleaguered ministers as Chinese defenses shrink, with Baroness von Ketteler’s fate still unclear amid reports of hospitalities and casualties.
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Washington
China
Cenger
Tien Tsin
State Department
Fowler G
Peking
Conger
Fowler
Germany
United States
Baroness von Ketteler
Hay
Chaffee
Taku
King Humbert Assassinated In Monza At Prize Ceremony
King Humbert of Italy was shot during a prize distribution in Monza and died minutes later. The assassin, Angelo Bressi de Prato, was arrested. Rome officials prepared cabinet meetings in response. Other items include Knights of Pythias encampment news and a jailbreak in Harrisonville with escapes and injuries.
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Monza
Italy
Humbert
Angelo Bressi de
Global and domestic briefings mix in July reports
The July dispatches describe varied events from Nicaragua’s government implementing decrees and constitutional commissions to Boxer Rebellion violence in China, missionary fatalities in Shanghai, and a Japanese minister arriving in the United States. Also noted are a transport ship sailing to China, a Texas murder case, and a war office note on limited train captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicen
Chitra
Moody Bible Institute
Hey Ttomis Marshall
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
England
Germany
France
China
Europe
United States
Mob Attacks House During Powwow Meeting At Mansfield
A mob of about 2000 surrounded the house of Mrs. Jla Frederick Est at Mansfield on July 31. Police delayed arrival as stones and furniture were destroyed and doors were battered. Elders Stevens and Fyrane were held, later confined, while Evangelist Fisher led proceedings and a fear of lynching grew among the crowd.
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Speclal
Rapunshan
Tansfieldio
Jla Frederick
Pegress
Evangelist Fisher
Fugkki
Stevens
MitCluskin
Chicago
Fyriane
Marion
Sviishjek
Dtolica Clark
Shaft Pliser
Apias
Mayop Brown
Lattasburg Briefs From Nearby Areas
Local notes report crops and weather details with scattered names and dates. Mentions include Ashland Wellag, Cedar Viabeg, and Monaddin events with social updates and district court mentions.
Mighty Close Call Strikes Plow Team in Farm Scene
A chaotic report describes a lightning near-miss as a plow team is unhitched amid a scramble for safety. The narrative threads through local names and places including Ashland Wooster West Salem and West Balem, noting families and neighbors during the incident and following Sabbath visits.
Marshallville Tidings Local Notes and Roving News
Squire Henry, age 76, long time resident of the village, born in Lancaster County Pennsylvania, and a familiar figure in Wayne County. Misses Ellen Irene Mougey visit relatives. Stoll and others in town. Rev A Stoll and Reg W Lower pass through. Dr Willford recovering from a fall. Rogers family toured the country. races in Orrville attract locals. three suspicious men loitering eyed by the marshal. Dave Stinson travels to Cleveland to buy a trotter. harvests of oats underway. Mrs Jacob Mougey and Esta Mougey visit relatives near town. C A Hinderer to erect tabula on a deck aboard a steamboat.
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Squire Henry
Lancaster Co
Eto
Wayne County
Ellen
Irene
Mougey
Peter
Petey Stoll
Rust
A. Stoll
Reg
Wm. Lower
Henry Frey
Willford
Rogers
Orrville
Dave Stinson
Cleveland
Jacob Mougey
Esta
Walter
Wooster
C. A. Hinderer
Jn Bird
Toledo Insurance Man Aylsworth Letter Cited
Aylsworth of Toledo writes from Wooster praising the Daily Republican and urging continued delivery for reliability. He notes an expected check for a credit item and signs as G. R. Aylsworth, a progressive Toledo insurance man with friends across Ohio.
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Ourriend
G. Aylsworth
Toledo Insurance mi
Ohio
Toledo
God speed for Rev. Scovel on Europe journey
A large crowd of students and gentlemen at the depot bade farewell to Rev. SF Scovel D D as his train pulled away for Europe. They sang God be with you if we meet again and again as the train departed, leaving a memory of the moment.
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SF. Scovel
D. D
Europe
Seovel
Expensive Squirrels and Warrant Proceedings
Gate Warden Michael Bauer, with deputy support, sought a warrant for the arrest of Hooser near Smithyle over an out of season squirrel. Yoder appeared before the Justice without arrest. The affidavit and costs totaled 27.40, alleging misinformation about a July 4 squirrel shoot. Bauer reportedly has information leading to additional arrests.
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Michael Bauer
Hoouer
Bmithyle
Yoder
Bauer
Bechter Wife Leaves Town After Carnival Trip
James Bechter of this town went to Medina with boys to attend a carnival. His wife packed household goods and shipped them to Waynesboro and left for this town with her second husband Idecter. Neighbors say they had quarrels for some time and separated before, but this time for good.
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Chestos
James Bechter
Medina
Waynesboro
Western school wild west show entertains town
Congress boys staged a Wild West show on the school campus Saturday evening featuring Rough Riders Boers and other characters with dogs and goats. The Dramatic Club at Latta sburg Town Hall promotes Scout of Philippines and Judsiah s Courtship for Saturday Aug 4. Mrs E J Pocock returns Canton due to daughter's illness. Local residents and visitors are noted including several Canton correspondents and real estate activity on Main Street.
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Congress
Congress Dramatic Club
Scout of Philippines
Judsiah
Tlattasburg Town Hall
E J Pocock
Canton
Lou Pocock
Amy
Fred and
Ross Marburger
H. O. Campbell
Gideon Musser
Willis Behoteguy
Ooster
Scout
Maggie Simon
Edith Sullivan
Fdna
Local notices from Millersburg and Maple Grove festival
Mrs Hattie Wolgamot of Millersburg spent Sunday with her brother Charles. Wm Baker rented C V McKeeto shop signaling a new blacksmith. Maple Grove festival preparations likely succeed with Saturday evening events. Mrs Brubaker of Cleveland stayed a few days with G E Kean last week.
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Hattie Wolgamot
Millersburg
Charles
Wm. Baker
C. V. NcKeeto
Maple Grove
Brubaker
Clevelan
G. E. Kean
Local News Briefs From Lattasburg Area
July 30 reports a daughter born to John Dendke and wife on July 25. Mrs. Emmet Keiffer of Oklahoma returns home after being called by the death of her father John Billman. A farmers meeting at Mrs. Harriet McCoy’s home drew a large crowd. Miss Mabel Coe visits Akron. Mrs. Mary Moore and daughter of Lattasburg visit sister Alex Scott. A surprise party for Mary Rosenacht was held last Thursday evening with refreshments and enjoyment.
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Orrville
Elmore Sturgess
J. Kaufman
Daniel Dull
Needsbury
Bolus
South Manket Street
Nanton S Gildnore
Smithville
July Stauffer
Aaton Clifftonssen
James McCormick
Bowman's Bakery
Grant Myers
Andrew Armstrong
Lisbean
Smith
Frick
George Stulan
DC Curry A Co
Wootershale Brick Co
Odell’s Lake
Magsield Wa
Lalkeville
Big Prairie
Che
Peerysville
Grom Willoughby Oseh
Mire
Rachel Harbaugh
Lincoln
Neb
Sarah Harbaugh
John Dendke
Emmet Keiffer
Oklahom
Havig Bee
John Billman
Harriet McCoy
Mabel Coe
Akron
Mary Moore
Lattasburg
Alex. Scott
Mary Rosenacht
Ice Cream Festival Aims to Draw Crowds at Apple Creek
The C E Society of Presbyh is hosting an ice cream festival in the church parlors on Saturday August 4 inviting all. The event marks their first festival this season. Reports mention Bertha Bott ill with diphtheria and a sick list for a wife and son.
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C. E. Society
Encampment Prep For 8th Regt O N G At New Philadelphia
Captain Gerlach reports over 50 men ready for the 8th Regiment Ohio National Guard encampment at New Philadelphia. Camp Keiffer to honor I N Keiffer, seven August start with strict civilian attire and minimal equipment. Camp rules emphasize cleanliness, uniform basics, and organized messes as troops train and depart. A military train will transport units via Bucyrus to New Philadelphia with detailed stopovers and station pick ups.
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F. C. Gerlach
Co. D
O. N.G
New Philadelphia
Gerlach
Keiffer
Aplain I. N. Keiffer
Vollrat i
Ol. Vollrath
Regioot
Camp Kieffer Penn
Bucyrus
Kuom
Oll
Fania Railway
Crestline
Muosfield
Custaloga
Shreve
Mter
Alliance
Elders From Chicago Lead Services at Mansfield Church
Police protected a Mansfield church as five Chicago elders conducted services after Ehjér Fockler, mobbed July 21, was preached to in morning and afternoon sessions. There was no disturbance and extra officers guarded the scene. The pastor Blader Poekler is expected to resume duties once recovered from injuries.
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Mansfield
Chicago
Tatternacle
Ehjér Fockler
Prs
Piper F
Tha
Osedserr Piper
Blader Poekler
Runaway Horse Wrecks Carriage After Misdirected Stray
Mrs Jacob Barnard of Spink street left her horse tied while she deposits money, the horse pulled a strap, knocked the post, and wrecked a carriage in the alleys. The animal frightened by a stray apple tree limb fled west then north before being stopped without serious injury to the horse.
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Jacob Barnard
Spink Street
Injury to Millersburg Horse Traced to Wooden Post
A valuable horse owned by Jos. Jones of Millersburg was badly injured Sunday when it became spooked by flies and jumped onto a sharpened wooden post in front of Quinby Jones residence. The post penetrated the belly and caused a grievous wound. Dr W Fiegr plans to save the animal at his barn after attempting sutures and treatment.
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Jos. Jones
Millersburg
Quinby Jones
W.fie
Encouraging Prospects at Lodi Refinery
A. A. Geitgey announced encouraging prospects for Lodi as two more pumps begin work and refining plans advance. Managers consider figures on possible refinery output while awaiting details on production rates and market exploration.
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Lodi
Outlooi
Allen's Boots Ease Relieves Foot Pain and Restores Comfort
Advertisement claims Allen's Boots Ease cures corns bunions sore feet and swelling while you walk. It promises quick relief and comfort with claims of “over 3.00 tentimentals” and offers free address for sample requests through I Bay stores and drug outlets in New York.
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Allen
Sanelk
Vintstag
Roy
N. Y
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