Random News Snippets From A Busy August Day
A clipped page from a Republican printing office column features a collage of tips and jests about August forecasts, oil prices, and public figures. References include Postmaster General Payne, Mr Machen, C M Schwab, Edison promises, and warnings about the steel trust, with remarks on Rockefeller, Morgan, and John D. Rockefeller as Wall Street figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Fragmented Commentary on Cuban Strife and Strikes
The text notes Garbet with a broken arm and Jeffries praising a boy’s fighting spirit with one arm tied. It mentions Cubans who gained liberty sending more money to fight for it and an odd persistent restlessness among that population. It ends with a warning that dog days approach rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teat
Jeffries
Cuba
High notes on instruments said to scare mosquitoes
TEia claims high musical notes frighten mosquitoes. A witty remark notes that a smart person could have found long ago that staying awake and playing high notes at night would keep mosquitoes away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teia
Alimony Suit Filed by Mrs Catharine Fath
Mrs Catharine Fath of Wayne township filed for alimony from David Fath after a long marriage of eight children. She alleges extreme cruelty including threats with a knife choking and daily verbal abuse, seeks custody of the minor children and reasonable alimony. Fath is enjoined from encumbering or disposing of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Fath
Wayne Township
Marx
Hay
David Fath
Special Jurors Drawn For Probate Court Case
The following were drawn Monday to serve as special jurors in probate court for the land appropriation matter of the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co. The jurors report Monday, August 10. Names include Wm Caskey Wayne, Paul Cabot Paint, David Foltz Clinton, Eli Finley Chester, J B Overholt Wooster, James McVicker Congress, John Plasterer Plain, Horace Barrett Wooster, Wm Redett Saltcreek, Wm Hantaberger Greene, Geo W Hershey Chippewa, D E Robison Wooster Third Ward, John Afickabaugh Plain, J W Walter East Union, Wm Sidle Clinton, Wm Rhineohl Banghman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Elizabeth and
Peter
Ibrig
Wedding in Wooster Promises Hatfield Satterfield Union
Social notes report Miss Adelaide Hatfield daughter of George D Hatfield of East Bowman street to wed Rev B J Satterfield president of Scotia seminary Concord North Carolina. The couple will reside in Concord NC. Other items note Mrs Philip Ellsperman’s birthday surprise breakfast relatives and friends. Miss Cora and Arline Imgard host Wednesday evening. Mrs Jane Jeffries 85th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Adelaide Hatfield
George D. Hatfield
East Bowman Street
B. J Satterfield
Scotia Seminary
Concord
North Carolina
Miss Hatfeld
Dr. Satterfield
N. C
Philip Ellsperman
University Notes Show Regional Visitors and Appointments
Prof F A Hildebrand hosts sister from Washington PA while D Ewing near 19038 is named high school math teacher in Wheeling WV. Lelia Budd of Rittman visits summer school. Maud Munson of Applecreek with Smith of Canton and Dole of Salem join weekly sessions. New entrants include Smith of Cleveland and C C Bush from Sandusky staying through term end. Margaret Craden of California PA visits friends. Aura Schlafley of Mt Eaton visits. T P Myers of Rising Sun plans college entry in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F A Hildebrand
Washington
Parra D. Ewing
Wheeling
Lelia Budd
Rittman
Maud Munson
Applecreek
Miss Smith
Canton
Dole
Salem
Cleveland
C. C Bush
Sandusky
Margaret Craden
California Pa
Aura Schlafley
Mt. Eaton
T. P. Myers
Rising Sun
Wooster
College
Indians Win Exciting Game At Fair Grounds
The Indians defeated Wooster 6 to 2 in a closely fought contest on Friday afternoon. A nine inning rally and four hits in the ninth, aided by two Wooster errors, sealed the win for Indiana amid disputed umpiring and strong fielding by Alcock and Wilhelm. Snow and Peake contributed key hits, while Smith was tagged with the loss for Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
I Indians
Wooster
Indians
Gs Alcock
Feo Alcock
Ad C. Wilhelm
Follis
Smith
Slattery
Blaser
I. Wilhelm
Alcock
Snow
Indiana
Peake
Waukichon
Bond
Frazer
Mitchell
Peaker
Waukichon P
Wilhelm
C. Wilhelm
Wauukichon
G. Alcack
Love
Shimonek
Grant
Nebraska Indians
Alliance
Sebring
Stees
Massillon
Foilia
Wooster University
Wooster Divines
Hughes
Ohio Steelworks
Youngstown
H. A. Barrett
Braunecks
Chicago
Pittsburg
Charles Wilhelm
Roundlake
Progressive Farmers Meet At Davidson Home In July Weather
The Progressive Farmers Club held a well attended meeting at Mr and Mrs Samuel Davidson s home on a rainy Thursday in July. Rev G C Smith led prayers and music by Mrs Zook plus a Ruth Jarvis solo delighted attendees. Discussions covered mortgage removal, nutritious food, sanitary housing, decency in morals and farm plans for a 100 acre property with investor insights from D R Firestone and Benj Wilson. The gathering adjourned promising another meeting at the Davidson residence on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrmers
Samuel Davidsou
Thisshome
G. C. Smith
Lutheran Church
Zook
Ruth Jarvis
Dean
Mies
Lucy Stitt
Grady
Cutter
Jacob Kestlar
Bruce
D. R Firestone
D. R Firedréne
Benj Wilson
Mrs. Davidson
Angnat 27
Iva
INDIANS DEFEATED SHREVE IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
The Nebraska Indians beat Shreve 8 to 6 on Saturday before a large crowd. Attendance neared 1000 at Maple Grove Park, with a disputed umpire call and a late Nebraska batting rally securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassibale
Irve Wilhelm
Pitksburg
Nebraska Indians
Shreve
Neraska Indians
Tiffin
Maple Grove Park
Tit
Snow
Mason
Redskina
PRESS POINTS QUESTION AND RACE SCORE CARD
A garbled item references a question about a girl seeking a man under a bed and a boy under the sofa with a race scorecard from the Washington Post. It notes a 6 to 6 tie between the president and ex-president in an anti-race suicide contest, and mentions the Zanesville stockholders at the Eastern Tube company facing patience limits as their funds remain tied up. A hunters tip urges careful reading of game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York-san
Washington Post
Zanesville St
Eastern Tube Company
Zanesville
False Pretenses Case Leads to City Custody
Acting police chief Philip Elispesman holds a man named Sherman Atlanta Fasig on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Fasig, employed by Chas. H. Clark as a painter, allegedly asked Rita Basie for money to pass to Clark. Fasig disappeared after the incident. a warrant was issued by Mayor Van Fasig. Fasig had more money earlier, but only ten cents remained when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Elispesman
Chiat Leiner
Sherman
Atlanta
Fasig
Basig
Chas. H. Clark
Rita Basie
John Deitrick
Clark
Leases Filed for Oil and Gas Prospecting in Several Townships
C Ki Ghara of Marietta Ohio recorded 248 leases at Recorder Lewis office as the largest single filing to date. Leases cover Chester Plain Franklin Wooster Sattcreek and Clinton townships with Clinton having 93 leases. Terms run five years with drilling start date not yet set and documents to be sent to John B Fritz of Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburg
C. Ki.g!hara
Marietta
Lewis. Franks
Chester
Plain
Franklin, Wooster
Sattcreek
Clinton Townships
Clinton Township
John B. Fritz
Oil City
Ba. Juat
Fragmented OCR reads unclear business lease details
unreadable OCR fragment mentions leases and a company behind failed cures. provided text is garbled with broken words and lacks discernible entities or a coherent event to summarize.
Postoffice Letter Salons At Wooster August Third 1003
Letters listed for Wooster post office on Monday August 3 1003 include gentlemen H Duncan Jeon Gushae Fred A Nichols Leonard T Potter A VY Res Prof A B Ricarty J Shipp James Swares and ladies Mrs J BR Brown Mrs Barah Sranks Mary E Geyer Lyda Adamphill Kathryn L Huston Belle Miller Ida A Shirk Jessie Wideman. T In Flatlery PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
H. Duncan
Perlae
Jeon
Gushae
Fred A. Nichols
Leonard T. Potter
A. VY. Res
A. B. Ricarty J. . Shipp
James Swares
J. BR. Brown
Barah Sranks
Mary E. Geyer
Lyda Adamphill
Kathryn L. Huston
Belle Miller
Ida A. Shirk
Jessie Wideman
Flattery
P.M
For Sale Up-to-date burper shop with pool tables
Up-for-sale listing describes a burper shop in fair condition with four Brunswick pool tables a cash register and linoleum flooring. Located at 34 South Market St Wooswr.U.dooki2 the asking price is 15 dollars not clear. The item is near new and sold for cash at 1 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fipe
Rutiit
Will Gall
South Market Stt
Wooswr
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Foster
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Mr. Machen
Tir. Gorman
Sargan
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C. M. Schwab
Castro
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Shreve News
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Representative Wells
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Trish
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Cincinnati
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Lesger
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Windy City
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Big Rcore
Eagles
ROSE
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Ashlaad
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Firestone
Bryant& Co
West Liberty Prirees
Klott
Republican
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Brenner & Son
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Cval
Wayne County
David
Timble
Mary ExTrimble
William Trimble
Tra H. Trimble
Court of Common Pleas
Rebecca Trimble
James
Martha E. Gideon
Jennis Fritz
Clara Smith
Thomas Trimble
Edward Frompson
William Thompon
William J. Trimble
Ralph Trimble
Ira M. ‘Trimble
Sarah J. Marshall
Mary d. Trimble
Mary
Wm. Trimble
Jra HiTrimble
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C. M. Yeécum
C. B. Huston
Ikerow
Overton
D. KB. Lundow
Nor-Sale
Woos
Tar
Armstrong Station
Fakm Por
Dalton
West
Bain D. Owen
Seville
Legauw
Elsie Patterson
Ghani
Neosho County
Kanson
William L. Brown
Robert Hatfield
James R. Patterson
Wayne
Towlt
Susan A
Robert Hate
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Mutah
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MAX Bloosfiberg & Co
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