Primary Election Notice of Wylp County Republicans 1899
The Republicans of Wylp County announce a primary on August 2, 1899, between 1:30 and 7:40 pm local time to nominate candidates for Representative Probate Judge Auditor Treasurer Clerk and other officials. Precinct committeemen will oversee polling in township and ward districts with two judges and a clerk at each site. Returns go to Executive Committee by August 4 at 2 o clock pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylp
Candicat
Executive Committee
Ho Hubbell
Downing Black
Fial
HH Hubbell
Ohio Voters Lash At Independent Campaign For Governor
The piece mocks Bilance Toledo Jones as he seeks petition nomination for Ohio governor, arguing he is a political misfit and could spark party turmoil. It notes Ohioans’ sympathy for Samuel and references McKinley, Cleveland, and other national figures amid a flare of party-pun rhetoric and Republican concern over election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Jones
Ohio
Jones
Shim
Aliso
New “Party
Mit
Jonas Q
Toledo
Samuel
Jose
Notable Society Wedding in Gibson City Illinois
The most notable society event in town was the marriage of Miss Minnie L. Gish to Prof. Robinson G. Jones of Gibson City Illinois on July 26, 1899. 85 invitations issued. Guests attended a ceremony in a green decorated parlor with Lohengrin's Wedding March. A formal dinner followed with multiple courses and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BitzMan
Our Town
Dlan Minuie L. Glab
J. J.gisb
Robinson G. Jones
Gibson City
Illinois
Besse K. Giab
Lohengrin
Hughey
Nearly Ninety Mrs Kittenhouge Dies in Plain Township
Mrs James Kittenhouge aged nearly 90 of Plain township died Monday from old age related illness. Funeral Thursday. Interment at Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kittenhouge
Plain Township
Maple Grove
Oll Rig Moves to Land Near Wooster Well
A A. Gattgey moved the Oll drilling rig today to land near the first well sunk by Wooster parties. He expects to be at work by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. Gattgey
Wooster
Child born to Mrs Jank Horner in Shreve
On Tuesday at 2 a.m. Mrs Jank Horner of Shreve was delivered of a child. At 4 a.m. her husband suddenly drew his last, though he had suffered months with tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuseday
Jank Horner
Shreve
Second Qobic Cavalry Reunion at Mentor Aug 23 1899
Annual reunion of the Second Qobic Cavalry will be held at Mentor on August 23, 1899. The regiment drew members from the Reserve and local county. The gathering at Garfield's home is expected to attract a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Qobic Cavalry
Mentor
Garfield
Plain Township Sunday School Assocation annual picnic
The 231 annual phcnic of the Plain Township Sunday School Assocation will be held near the Plain church on Saturday, August 19, 1809. A good programme is to be kept arranged. Ora Houser will tell his experience in Cuts. The Maple Grove Band will provide music. Dinner is promised. VA. J. Kean, President. Jennie Acker, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phcnic of the
Plain Township
the Plain Church
Ora Houser
Maple Grove
VA. J. Kean
Jennie Acker
Portage Road changes proposed to improve safety and distance
In a letter to the Republican, a Wooster to Akron Portage road proposal discusses moving the route from the arch near Willaman’s farm to a safer, higher grade. The plan would shorten the road by about 20 rods, eliminate danger at the arch and hill, and streamline travel by rerouting along the hilltop to the opposite slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Akron
Willaman
North Applecreek
Orrville Road
Minister David Tappan Likely Miami University President
The respected minister David Stanton Tappan of Portsmouth is widely favored to become president of Miami University at Oxford, Ohio. The selection follows weeks of discussion and strong indications point to him as the choice, with passing mentions of his family and ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
David Stanton Tappan
Portsmouth
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Chhosen
Oxford Ohio
Hala
Paul Tappap
Weer
University
Local notices and community snippets from the Plainfield area
A jumble of names and short notes from Orville and nearby towns recounts visits, travels, and minor mishaps. Several residents and visitors are listed with ankle, wrist, or sprain injuries, while others share vacations, church duties, and upcoming gatherings. The piece also mentions a picnic association planning for August and calls for attendees and relatives to join.
Birthday party recollection from a friendly gathering
A lively evening celebration featured a large turnout and gracious hosting. Guests enjoyed games and ice cream, with warm compliments for the host. The guest of honor, Gasale mepy, was lauded for a pleasant visit before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Cipyeladd
Ang
West Salem entertainment and local notices mix
Special correspondence reports a well attended entertainment by Rev Nelson and wife and Miss Wilson at the Presbyterian Church. Various locals are noted: W. Taylor’s new residence contract, Rev A Scott swapping pulpits with Rev Duncan, Miss Owen vacationing with her aunt, Notelty Works securing Cleveland firm work, Mr Hoegner expanding force, Mrs Tallie Swaingood visiting family, Maccabees ice cream event, C. R. Pergason back from New York, J. B. Laman trips to Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Manterman and daughter visiting, Miss Masterman staying a week, Tul sia Swategood visiting, and Miss Bertha Webster’s return from near Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Nelison
Mies Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Ahsuld Hays
W. Taylor
East Buckeye Street
M. Bishop
A. Scott
Duncan
Ashland
J. P. Bagh
Owen
Bates
Ferguson
Notelty
Cleveland
Hoegner
Tallie Swaingood
Kent
Joseph Berry
The
Maccabees
C. R. Pergason
New York
J. B. Laman
Toledo
Detroit
Mr. Manterman
New London
Charles Bitzer
Miss Masterman
Tulsie Swategood
Bertha Webster
Doings at Dalton and Wooster in July correspondence
Dalton notes describe visits by John Bixel to friends in the area and several local residents traveling to Fredericksburg for missionary events. An excursion drew nearly 200 Daltonites to Toledo and Presque Isle. Wooster Republican items include visits by Edward Hinkson and family, a two week stay for Mrs. Kranz and Kitty, return trips from Morrow, a university visit by Lula Mockhart, and local youths attending events in Orrville and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DaLton
John Bixel
Biaffton
Mia
Robert Gardiner
Grace
Fredericksburg
Young People's Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Misa Bell Beamon
North Lawrence
Frank Welty
Nina Ab Ethinnoey
Barberton
WHI Not be Built and Local Meetings This Week
Quarterly meeting will be held in the Methodist church this week beginning Thursday afternoon. The presiding elder will preach in the afternoon and Rev. Yoder will address the people on Friday and Saturday evenings. Mrs Rugy Boonwalter and Miss Effin and Vinnie Kuhwalter plan Ada trip for the first fall term. Wayne Agricultural Society directors decide not to build the proposed land stand late season due to high material costs. See ad next to a retors for improvements and subscriptions details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Yoder
Canal Fnilton
Effin
Vinnie Ku Hwalter
Ada
O. N
Rugy Boonwalter
Cleveland
Wayne Agricultar Lety
Somng
LATTASBURY NEWSLETTERS EXCURSION AND LOCAL NOTES
Lattasbury notes report a Silver Lake excursion on Wednesday and town visits by residents from New Pittsburg Webster Burbans and Medina County. Mrs Kinert McConnell dies at her sister’s home with funeral at Mennongs church Monday. A poverty social by M E Ladies of Red Haw set for Aug 12 and proceeds go to the library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaTtaspune
Jaly
Silver Lake
J. H. Specht
New Pittsburg
H. E. Hoerts
Mr. Welch
Wobster
J. C. Moore
Silas Wel Oyn
Burbans
Bla Mother’s
B. F. Swinehart
Clara Swinehart
Medina County
Lucinda Kinert McConnell
Wiliam Brownson
Mennongs Church
W. B. Moody
Overton
M&. E. Ladies
Red Haw
Realdenos
P. Buchanan
Funeral Services for Meg Stotts Held at Plain Saturday
Community notes recount funeral services for Meg Stotts at Plain on Saturday with last rites performed by local clergy. Interspersed are brief updates on residents, travel to Massillon and Pittsburg, visitors from Cleveland, and upcoming church events at Lac Soust. Child health concerns and local happenings, including a show in the valley and a planned “Yellow Jacket” learning note, are mentioned.
Sterling Elhoes Corresponser Wogstee Hert BLicas
Sterling July 3 reports a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Charlie Brilloart. Miss Louisa Hurns returns home from New Philadelphia. Mrs J H Burrs gains a pension. O M Lee now able to be around the house. Miss Bell Hoven visits LeRoy. Lizzie Smith visits relatives in Mansfield. Arthur Goodyear and wife visit LeRoy. A Jobhnacon and family guests of Mrs Wa. Beard. Band concert at Sevilla draws large crowd, good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
M. Lee
Misa Bell Hoven
LeRoy
Misa Lizzie Smith
Amon
Mansfield Spet
Arthur Goodyear
Chara Hogan Jr
A. Jobhnacn
Gouigstown
Lee
Astster
Beard
Sanday
Postoffice Badge Description From Federal Regulation
The fragment describes a badge worn on outer garment featuring the words Postoffice Department Red Way Mall service forming a circle around a US seal with 13 stars, the employee number beneath, and notes oxidation and silver finish details. It mentions a regulation portion governing the badge and its wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M
Dagle
Postoffice Department
Redway Mall Service
United States
Church Accessions and Local Visits Report
July 3 Wooster area church notices and social items. Parsonage events at Jeremervillea and Hsatenegg described with a Methodist collection of 810 presented to Pastor R.S Major. Oak Chapel reports 16 admitted to full church membership. Local families including McClure Farners Kendall and Spangler guests highlighted. festival planned at Methodist church in two weeks.
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Jefferson
Killbuck Collsgenin
Applecreek
Ed Smith
Cansap
Charles
Charley Rumbaugh
Frang Johnson
Nettie McClarman
Libble Reed
Wooster
G. Spangier
Vuak Chipei
Toney
Geo. Mcclure
Mia Kendall
Sa‘4ie Farners
West Islem
Canaan's Happy Land Community Notices
July 31 local news from Canaan reports Miss Maudy Quinn visiting Canton and several residents traveling or entertaining guests. Sunday School invites West Salem excursion to Silver Lake on Aug 2. F C Hoey to speak to the C B K Society Aug 8. various church groups plan trips and meetings, with sermons noted by Rev Forgathe and anticipated sermons by Rev Harter in Creston next Sunday afternoon.
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Canaan
Misa Mary Keatter Des
Jackson
Sanday School
Maudy Quinn
Canton
Leshly
Lola Long
Londonville
Anderson
Dalton
Vella Scott Apent
Leroy
J. W. Slatz
Alta
Iowa
Jacob Spell
Cleveland
Mra Egbert
Creston
J. Totten
Presbyterian Sunday School
West Salem
Silver Lake
F.C. Hoey Will Spask
C. BK. Society
Kissing Bag Sighting Stirs Fredericksburg Scene
Special to Wooster Republican reports in Fredericksburg July 31 a bizarre event as a peculiar insectlike creature dubbed a kissing bag appears near the coast office. Dr McKinney Win Uber and G Dootham corner the beast. Dunham shouts and a chase follows with gyrations and a dramatic takedown. The crowd and especially young ladies seek explanation of the strange phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Republican
Fredericksburg
Dr. McKinney
Uber
Dr. Dootham
Dunham
Olow
Dr Menney
Duoobam
Ber
Reception to a Passer By and Town News in Doylestown
Mass visitors come and go at Doylestown. Professor Adarand and family left for a three or four week outing at Twin Lakes. Jos. Wein attended the State convention of the Sons of Herman at Massillon last Wednesday and Thursday. His wife visited relatives in the same place on Thursday. Astry Cain and family attended the Hallholly reunion at Lakeside Park on Sunday. Gertrude Kibler entertained many young friends. Lutheran pastor Rev Brown and family received a Friday evening welcome with a band. Detbid plans a pool room in the old building. Nellie Werntz of Washington visited her parents and attended a Seville concert. Shondell of the Billman House took a new boarder, pleased with the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Brown
Sible
Otsries Shondell
Billman House
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for Wayne County Court
Wayne County Whortiman Court draws Grand Jurors to report Monday August 28 from Chippewa Wooster and Greene townships. Petit Jurors named to report Monday September 4 include Worster Chippewa Wayne Milton and Paint. Many surnames and wards listed. names indicate jurors from Abbot Lawrence Frank Ault Baughman Grisffin Armitrong Gearhart and Hock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarota
Wayne
County Court of Whortiman Pleas
Mopiday
Abbot Lawrence
Frank Ault
Baughman
Norman Grisffin
Milton
John Caraga
Maat Union
Charles Abi
Alex
Dice
Second Ward
Wooster
Henry Ady
Sugarcreek
John Wortney
John D. Armatrong
Baleek
Oseph Royer
Greene
George Oller
Gangon
John Hant
Wohlster
Rebin
Chippewa
Frank Gearhart
Way
Carse
Third Ward
Worster
DC. Mcintire
Girstedbsehinger
J. O. Barilton
BR. K. King
H. Steiner
Thos. Wilkour
Hwing
Cannan
Plain
G. V. Goshorn
Reas
John A. Kolater
Renei
A Miller
Sidney Fryer
Aimee
Hartzler
Hock
Howard Gates
Chipigwa
Terrible Fall In Madisonburg Livery Barn
Hily Antler a carpenter from Madisonburg fell 14 feet from a scaffold at Sonnedecker's new livery barn in Creston V July 31. He struck head and shoulder on a hard floor, lay unconscious until morning Sunday, and revived. Suffered a terrible concussion of the brain and was thought fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston,v
Hily Antler, & Carpenter
Madisonburg
Sonnedecker
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort for Runners
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a power for endurance, preventing sweating and foot discomfort. It claims over a million users praise it and lists benefits for smarting feet, swelling, and ingrowing toenails with free samples offered.
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Allen
Allen 3
Olmated
LeRov, N
List of Judges and Names From July 31 1809 Notice
A scrambled OCR fragment lists judges and multiple personal names such as O. A. Bayle and Miss Jorénés Fox along with several unclear terms and measurements. The item resembles a public notice or advertisement from a 19th century postal or town record, but the readable text is fragmented and unreadable in key parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosrex
Sfoge Ets O
Postoffice Onda
eGenth Méen
O. A. Bayle
Shigeddy
John
Paghets
O. Ali Mien
Th A
Ey i. BP
Peradice Aline
Petite Baker
Jorénés Fox
Mary
Magkley
W. Pomeroy
Evs Tlb
Poarreny
PEM
S Ae Has
Republican candidate notices for county offices sought
The RepuBLican will publish announcements of Republican candidates for county offices to be nominated at the primaries on Saturday August 12 1899 in Cary and WEEKLY. Tickets will be 3300 in advance with 11000 tickets per announced candidate. Land Appraisers announcements available for 1.00 and 250 tickets per candidate. Representatives and officials named include Jacob Frick probate judge Ross W Fonce Judge Isaac Johnson RHC order C G Acker Plain Township and others. Steamboat service query between dates and Detroit unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Memorial of a Faithful Community Woman
A deeply religious obituary recounts the life of a devoted parishioner who lived in faith, endured long illness, and remained cheerful. She joined the Reformed church and later the Brethren church, raised a family, and inspired kin with steadfast trust in God. Funeral rites were held at her residence, with Jerody laid to rest, and her family spoke of patience, blessing, and a crown earned through suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Orie
Brethren Church
Fal
Het
Ely
Pearer
Kev Wm Hkiefet
Jerody
Evans
Cadet Camp Preparations and Estate Notices
Co. D 8th Best to make extraordinary preparations for a Cedar Point encampment with ball cartridges and blank ridges for drills. A steamer is chartered. about 60 men may visit Pot-in-Bay and Lakeside. ESTATE NOTICES: Meetings appoint J Kubert Snyder administrator of Dante Hofman estate Wayne County Ohio. debts due now, claims to be presented duly authenticated. Another administrator appointed for Perry Weaver estate Wayne County Ohio. debts to be paid, claims to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Cedar Point
Ban Deen
Pot-in-Bay
Lakeside
Perry Weaver
Wayne County
Ohio
Pleasant Home
Market prices and corrections from 1698 trade sheet
A corrected price list from Dead & Co and W. D. Tyler outlines per pound and per bushel rates for staples. Items include meat such as hams shoulders and beef, dairy and produce like onions potatoes and corn, poultry including chickens and turkeys, and farm products such as wheat oats barley flax and wool. The entry references several dealers and varied units, reflecting period commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead = & Co
Deatersa
W. D. Tyler
Uata Kys
Harley, Leeds
Market Reports July 31 Grain and Stock Prices
July 31 market notes show mixed grain bids and cattle and hog quotations across Chicago Cincinnati and Toledo. Commodities include No 2 red wheat at 68 1 2 cents, cattle top at 5 25, hogs around 4 80, and various lambs and calves with regional price ranges.
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Woostar
East
Perry Street
News of
Iustfesa
McLean
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Obouncey Depew
Nepablican Party
Nat
Aquingido
General Wheeler 5
Pacific
Alger
Adarvas
Washington
McKinney
McKinley
White River Township
Indiana
Huebads
Waite River
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Newport News
Virginia
North
Wilfrid Laarter
Canada
William McHinley
Wnitea Tates
Lake Champlain
Atak
Basin and Laurier
Prof
R. F. Jones
Minnie L. Gish
Angel’s Food
Devil's Food
Hillspare
Hoppard
Kennelworth
Willems
Oll Rig
Agnoa Excursion
Plain Sanday School
Portage Road
Island
Michigan
Ae Forde
Point Breeze
Orrville Noday Choos
John J. Schrock
Hssa
Prank
Aoey
J. A. A. Myer
Bricker
Correspondens
Prederickaburg
WaosTar Reventhan
Correspondence Wooster Rercblican
Frederic Habulrg
Edward Hinkson
Brooklyn
Ka Cranz
Kttia
Harry
J. Benson
Besafe
Morrow Sue
Warner
S. Lula Mockhart
Elia Gray
Newark
Frederick Snyder
Het D. Dunham
Mica Ljuella Barnes
Mt. Hope
Orr
Inez McCormick
Lizzia
Grace (Madore
Albert Adam
Freddie Arnold
Orrville
Freddie
Stony Point
D. B
Lattasbury
Eetepublica
Meg
Stottst Bary
Sterling
Eixcob Ktatz
Hepherd
Elsie
Menta Swan
Mrz Ad
C. A. Bensie
Lof Ciey
Hursday. Mith
Ratty
New Philadelphia
Oa Neop
Olbvelank
Wayne Township, No. 7
Ariva Vance
Bargettatown
Charles and
Walter Wilson
Lenthion Davison
Emma
Clearcreek Val.ly
Jacob Gardner
Upraghd Ignstont
Maggid Manges
Charles Haalebaugh
Robinson
Yellow Jacket Coltere
ABC
Honey Py
D. A. Stout
Sterling Elhoes
RSS
Eri
Jefféroos
Canaan’s
Happy Land
Landiag
Ane
Ine
Ieee and Sisal
Nille
Mantia
Jacob Frick
Ross W. Fonce
Isaac Johnson
Rhcorder
C. G. Acker
GAND
Bhr Hatfield
Wayne Townhip
Tra Graber
Baughman Township
Veland
Laas Okjnac
Seheens
By Ral
Ana
Wooster Markets
Froduce
Market Reports
Chi Att
Fittsre RG
Tleveland
Bupe Alo
Sudan
Cincinnati
Bixler
Bixler Business College
Onle
Fred. W. Platt
Will
Yoder House
League of American Wheelmeen, Nubtensl Moet
Boston
Mass
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Tie Eail Road
York
Raler Sound Line
B&o
Mackinac
Georgian Bay
Bchantz
Mich
Aly
Delarty
Beallaveanu
Ho Sale
Nyape “Wish
Huy Ape House
Ghar
Scott Trajou
Ly Bear
Walch
Buelae
Redbaw
Inn of Tiray
Wil
Leo
Board of Education of
Warhe County
Obm
Huth
Bath
Madisonburn
Ibsas
Petiny
Acre
Ole Toi
Rww
Wooster Hardware Company
Avalon Lae
Oclan
Sa Aael Est
Fennsylvania Lines
Alidsummer
Covan Lvin Pennsylvanaia
Vadahon
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Wiz
Atlantia City
Capy May
Angle Sea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Whid
Wood
New Jersey
City
Wowter
L Kiapaun
Passeop
Abe
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