Local men enjoined over coal mine meeting plan
Judge Ford granted a restraining order to block James Mullins, C J Brokenshire, George Gordon and others from convening a West Lebanon Coal Co meeting set for 1 pm. Officials allege a plan to sell the mine output for five years, depriving plaintiffs of coal ownership profits. Beidler and Brokenshire accused of conspiring before the meeting.
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Clevelandcee
Jocalir
Ford
J A Beidler
Johnson
Congressman Beidler
James Muollins
W Jo Mullins
C. J. Brokenshire
George Gordon
West Lebanon Coal Co
T E Young
D. R Hanpe
R L Ireland
Jobn J. Parvell
Hei Ier
the Malling
Beidler
Brotensi
Gordon
Beiiler
Brokenshire
Banna
Ireland
Purcell
Education lectures entertain Wooster crowd in late Friday events
Notable Wooster visitors presented a sequence of science and education talks. Rochester's Prof J Woodland demonstrated experiments on electricity, wireless telegraphy, and gas high‑pressure effects, while V McMillan of Marietta addressed teachers on education’s physical and moral links to progress. Supt Mardis of Toronto lectured on tobacco harms and school savings banks, urging support for Ohio school bills and federation work, amid later notices on indigestion remedies and health products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hickin
West Dover
J. & Woodland
Rochester N. Y
Audiene
Woodlland
Ko Mardis
Toronto
Bovard
Nee
Mardis
Mardie
Schoul Savings’ Bank
Ohio Improvement Federation
Appd
Ohio
Wooster Fails to Beat Elyria after Indians Defeat
Wooster lost to Elyria by 5 to 0 after defeating Green's Indians 15 to 6 in a prior matchup. Lloyd pitched poorly for Wooster, while Elyria benefited from timely hits and solid defense. Follis, Nolan, and Kettler provided Wooster’s offensive sparks, but errors and misplays hampered their rallies. Elyria built a decisive lead with consistent hitting and strong pitching from Lebrhid and Nevenpara, ending Wooster’s hopes with a ninth-inning rally that fell short.
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Wooster
Green
Nebraska Indians
Lloyd
Thendlang
Follig
EU Hy
Smallbird
Justisania
Kettler
Baser
Alcock
Nolan
Follis
Wausekaw
Nokomas
Kapp
Taboehekeshick
Small Bird
Wauseka
Barrett
Elyria
Thorglay
Bum Kettier
Blaser
Woosters
Seibold
Butth
Lebr
Culley Wilhelm
Al‘ock
Zarlengo
Woster
Lawrence
Wixwiese
Steverdaig
Kettle
Wilhelm Ib
Stuser
Kibler
Leibold
Alcuck Rad
Lehre
Zarlinge Iss
Koenle
Nevenpara
Telbold
Elryiail
Smith
Steverding
Wirick
McKenzie
Liebold
Nevevenpara
Kettler Wirick
Carlett
Chatfield
Ohio
al Tuce
Ce. Hi
Medina Ame
Tinaste
Yankees
zilby-Mettler
Rieben
Will Belong to Browns Camp Pattison Details Given
Company D prepares for a August 13 camp in Tuscarawas county under Captain M R Limb. Orders assign Company D and the eighth regiment to the army of Browns with the other army called the Blood Company D’s mail to Strausburg. The camp will be Camp Pattison honoring the late state governor.
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Tuscarawas County
M. R Limb
Army of Browns
PRESS POINTS AND FADING FADS OF THE DAY
A compact, composed collage notes modern obsessions with injuries and wealth, mock headlines from Chicago News and Cleveland Press poke at pawnbroking questions, and a jab at the new Russian Premier Stolypin with a sly tongue in cheek. The column then shifts to a Pittsburgh move mood tied to a Louis man named as co respondent in six divorce suits reported by the Houston Post.
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Smke
Hearry Walter
Expressman
the Bowery
Rufe Bueh
Dick Howard
Henry
Walters
Waterbury
Dennis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louis Man
Houston Post
Bond Posted By Howard And Happer On Intoxicants Charge
Harry Howard and Howard Happer appeared before Probate Judge Orr on Saturday and posted $100 bond each to guarantee appearance for trial on the charge of selling intoxicants, as stated in Rev J K Schellenberger affidavit. Trial date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howard
Howard Happer
Orr
J. K Shellenberger
Card of Thanks for Ry. GEO. BROWN obituary note
The Brown family thanks neighbors and friends for kind help and sympathy through the illness and death of our beloved husband and father Ry. GEO. BROWN AND CHILDREN.
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Hushband
Ry. Geo. Brown
Surprise Birthday Gathering at Mrs Kate Browns Willow Ave
Friends gathered Friday afternoon at Willow Avenue to surprise Mrs Kate Brown. Guests arrived with caskets spread contents on the lawn and enjoyed favors, games, and conversation. Mrs Brown responded with warmth and good humor, and the party ended with thanks for a delightful evening. The attendees included Mestamea Houeel Irvin Wilent Beeler Barcus Lees Funk Tidball Carl Lytch Richardson and Miss Gladys Lees and Mary Carl.
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Shreve
Kate Brown
Willow Avenue
Brown
Mestamea Houeel
Irvin
Wilent
Beeler
Barcus
Lees
Funk
Tidball
Carl
Lytch
Richardson
Gladys Lees
Mary Carl
Chinese Revolt Expands in Chekiang Province Alarming
In Chekiang China the revolutionary outbreak grows bolder as insurgents capture Teac Fsi Ch ine and Hain Ching while burning a church. The movement disrupts traffic on the Luhan railway across three provinces including Chekiang Honan and Kiangsi, with insurgents gaining steam.
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Chekiang
Victoria
B. C
China
Hain Ching
Teac Fsi-Chine
Luhan
Honan
Kiangsi
Convention date set for Smyser renomination in Wooster
A district Republican congressional committee met in Massillon on Thursday to set August 15 as the convention date to renominate Judge M. L. Smyser of Wooster for Congress. Coshocton will provide the temporary chairman, and E. C. Dix of Wooster the temporary secretary, with Newark chosen as the convention site.
Wooster Bears Millersburg In 10-2 Picnic Baseball Win
At Silverlake on Thursday Wooster, largely from the summer school, defeated Millersburg 10 to 2. Wooster had 4 errors to Millersburg 7, with Molebash Allison Donald Myers tallying two base hits. Attendance 300, time 1 hour 80 minutes.
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Akron
Eugene Carlin
Wooster
Axton
Silverlake
Ray Long
Mr. Carlin
Denver
Cale
Millersburg
Miller
Myers
Ebler
Duble
Derfer
Nydesger
Deer
Geiger
Didcot and
Gilderbeck
Miles Anti Pain Pills touted for neuralgia relief
An advertisement claims all pain originates as nerve pain from nerve instability and argues Miles Anti Pain Pills calm larger nerves to relieve neuralgia and other pains. It features a testimonial from Fred K Swingley and notes a money back guarantee with 25 cent doses.
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Miles
Fred K. Swingley
Nat. Bank
Atkinson
Ned
Iles Medical Co
Elkhart
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Company
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The
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Ionic
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Miss Giles
Holden
Corn Wizard
Miss Jenkins
Netz Sisters
George W. Switzer
Enterpian
Cleveland & South Western
CA Wooster Bank Buil
W.R. Barnhart, Jr
Casa
Albert Shupe
Hugh McConabay
Albert Smyler
MAHON
ROACH
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Wesesherrick
Trustman
Newt Nissaixs
Hixson
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