Democratic Senatorial Convention in Wayne County
The Seventeenth-Twenty-eighth Democratic Senatorial convention met at the City Opera House on Thursday afternoon with small attendance from counties outside Wayne. Louis B. Houck presided, and John McSweeney nominated Mr. Vanover by acclamation as Wayne county’s candidate. Vanover spoke on railroad rate regulation and state banking safeguards, urging unity under the Pattison banner for a strong Democratic victory.
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Ernie Yehees
City
Wayna County
Wayne
Svas Lionis
Houch
Mt. Vernon
Central Committee
Frank Harper
Mt Vernon
Harper
Louis B. Bouck
J C. Schuler
Hulmes County
Smyser
Honck
Congressman Smyser
Houck
Michael Booth
Wayne County Organization
Holmes
L .@. Barton
Newton Stillwell
Millersburg
Knox
Sonia B. Houck
John Cunningham
Gambier
Morrow
T B. Mattoor
Mt. Gilead
Cardington
Adan Fogel
Daniel Beales
West Lebanon
Wayne County
John McSweeney
Wooster
SicSsweeney
Vanover
Vernon
Cunningham
Stillwell
McSweeney
Bedbee
Fragmentary ad text from Iowa paper on Chamberlain remedy
Fragmentary advertisement discusses Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets. Mentions Andrews Des Moines and sale through unspecified retailers. OCR text is incomplete, offering limited verifiable details.
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Chamberlain
Andrews
Ds Moines
Ona
Wooster duo thrill Ashland with organ recital at First Presbyterian
The Ashland Daily Gazette reports six hundred ten guests enjoyed an organ recital at the First Presbyterian Church in Ashland. Ralph Plumer of Wooster and Bechtel Alcock of Wooster delivered a promising performance, with Alcock’s rich tenor and Plumer’s precise organ work earning encores. Invited guests were guided to seats by charming local girls, an innovation for Ashland.
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Ashland “Daily Gazette
Wooster
Ashland
First Presbyterian Church
E-H
Michigan Territory
Ralph Plumer
Wooster University
Bechtel Alcock
Cleveland
Messra
Miller
Fanier
Boether
Flumer
Plumer
Alcock
Daddy
Republican Primaries Set for August 5 2005 Wayne County
A call for Republican primaries was issued after a Wayne County Republican Executive Committee meeting. Polls open Saturday August 5 from 4 to 8 pm at regular precinct voting places to nominate township and municipal candidates for November and to select a central committeeman for the next year.
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Wayne County Republican
Tome Gqudpor
Clac
Sudan
Residents Object To Water Issue Delaying Street Paving
A North Buckeye Street resident says the water problem blocks paving plans. The Board of Public Service allegedly tore the water line into Christmas Run, but funding is lacking. The speaker would drop objections if the water question is resolved and the city can pave a permanent street.
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Buckeye Street
Board of Public Service
Hay Fever Relief Advertised By Laubach and Boyd
Laubach and Boyd promote Hyomei as a preventive and cure for hay fever. They advise daily Hyomei treatment for two to three weeks before pollen season and say relief with six to seven inhalations if symptoms appear. The inhaler delivers medicated air to soothe irritated membranes. Complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents. Guaranteed refund if not satisfied.
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Laubach & Boyd
Demonstrated Wireless Telegraphy at Wooster Lecture
Prof E Woodland of Rochester presented a summer science lecture with wireless telegraphy demonstrations and spectacular experiments. The program highlighted rapid experiments, thermit steel, and mercury freezing. Supt Work spoke on education and teachers with Miss Deemer and Miss Elliott noted in local schools. a large nature study group toured Pee Wee Hollow. The Robinson show and Buckeye product feature with a vast menagerie and breeding barns at Terrace Park Ohio were discussed.
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E. Woodland
Rochester
Woolland
J. Lorb
HB. Work
Wheeling
Wovnster
Sumer
Eva Deemer
Lisbon
Ai Hursday
Nevada Elliott
Rocky River
Bertha Lehman
Mary Holmes
Weat Point
J E McKean
Prof J OF McKean
Prof J
Medina Sebuuly
Chippewa Lake
Shirley Schenk
W. Va
Pee Wee Hollow
Misa Katherine Griel
Lancaster
Farmah Amusement
Pater
John F Robinson
Terrace Park
Ohio
Republican
Attempted Hold Up Near Larwill and Grant Streets
A Wednesday night alarm at 9 o clock near Larwill and Grant streets drew citizens and police to a puzzling scene. A man fled toward Grant street after cries of murder and police, while two witnesses saw another man approach the Presbyterian church alter. A panting man claimed innocence when questioned. The next morning a colored man found in a park grass indicates he triggered the call while he searched for a lost cash item thrown over a fence during an attempted robbery. He reported being pursued by two white men who robbed him and fled in opposite directions. The man later identified as James Holcomb appeared to Mayor Van Nest with a description matching one assailant, and Chief Leiner arrested another man answering that description.
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Larwill
Grant Streets
Grant Street
A B Lee
Weat North
North Grant-streat
van Nest
Leiner
James Holcomb
Noisy Street Scenes From An Illinois City
An editor in Illinois grows wealthy from frugality and a $99,908 inheritance while the city’s gas mains replace old wooden water pipes. The Herald notes the lasting “Wooster spirit” of local improvement as Italian laborers dig streets, prompting humorous street scenes and a wandering tale of poultry feed and a hackman recalling ballplayer days.
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Illinois
South Market Street
Wooster
Bucklen Arnica Lotion Promises Quick Healing
An advertised testimonial from Wm Bedell of Flat Rock praising Bucklen's Arnica Lotion for ulcers sores and cancers as the best healing remedy seen. It is said to soothe and heal cuts burns and scalds and is sold by Boyd's drug store with a guaranteed label.
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Bedell
Boyd
Buckeye Brevities New items from across the state
Springfield reports an apparent bank shortage of 12000 at Farmers bank of Yellow Springs after receiver Colvin found only 226 cash. Depositors claim thousands more. criminal action against owner George Snypp not stated. Chinamen appeal deportation cases in Cleveland arguing treaty rights. Emergency surgical outfits urged for streetcars and cars. Antioch of Gentiles group plans daily services in Dayton camp meeting through August 6. Former Senator Finck dies after gas explosion that killed his wife. Malleable Iron firm to merge with Farmers Cooperative Harvesting to buck the combine. Streetcar accident in Columbus kills 82 year old George Kibby. Third O N G regiment camp Meade opens at Overlook Park. Olin Warren, 18, from Lake Erie region, noted in Lima notes.
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Vanover
Ohio
Maraillon
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Creston
B & AO
Cedar Valley Aukerman, Armstong
Eubank
Massillon
Seine
Treasury
Vanoverepike
Pattison
Springfield
Mr Colvin
George Snypp
Strained France Germany Over Morocco Ties Reemerge
Paris reports renewed strain between France and Germany as Premier Rouvier and Ambassador Von Radolin fail to finalize a Moroccan conference program. The July 8 agreement envisaged joint plans, but disagreements over policing borders with Algeria and maintaining order across the empire renew tensions. Dover sailors and a long cross-channel swim reveal further war era tensions and feats.
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France
Germany
Morocco
Paris
Rouvier
von Radolin
Algeria
Public Ardent Praise for Electric Bitters Curative Tonic
Public interest surges as Electric Bitters touted for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary Jumbus Jow writes of months near death from fever ague and nerves. after using the tonic she finds relief and is cured, with Gaybach & Boy’s drug store selling the remedy for 50 cents.
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Mary Umbus Jo
Gaybach-& Boy's-drug
Japanese Finance Official Sees War End Through Reasonable Demands
Koretyo Takahashi, Tokyo-based finance commissioner, expressed belief that peace will come from impending negotiations. He argued Japan can fund a long war with recent loans and future borrowing, backed by railways, tobacco, and camphor profits, plus land taxes. If Russia pays indemnity, funds could retire internal debt and wind down the conflict.
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London
Koretyo Takahashi
Japan
Russia
Takahashi
Tobacco Manor
Trade Review Signals Modest Economic Lift Amid Inflation
R G Dun notes improving commercial tendencies despite textile and footwear raw material price inflation. Confidence grows as crops arrive, reducing stockpiles boost wholesale demand. Weather aids retail distribution. brighter outlook suggests longer term demand beyond immediate consumption. 25 aboard steamer Alamo quarantined for yellow fever inspection. 10 with high temperature.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Alamo
Hoffman's Island
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