Favorite Prescription touted as female health tonic
The passage extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic restoring health and strength for women, claiming it aids delicate organs, nervous exhaustion, and functional or organic female diseases. It praises roots from American forests, notes Indians and early physicians used them, and directs readers to buy from druggists or contact the sponsor for correspondence.
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Pierce
D. Pierce
Anvalds
Hate and Sargion Institute
Republicans Aim to Tie Campaign to Roosevelt Record
In a push to elect a Republican Congress the party seeks close coordination with the National Congressional Committee. The campaign should center on Theodore Roosevelt's personality and achievements, funded by popular subscriptions of one dollar from Republicans. Subscribers will receive the Republican National Committee book and issued documents. Chairman Janis S. Suerman, PO Box 2063, New York.
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National Congressional Committee
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Paige
Janis S. Suernan
PO. Box
New York
Confidence of Acquittal for Mrs Enola Morehouse
Mrs Enola Morehouse expects to remain in Wayne County Jail for two to three months as her motion for a new trial was granted by Judge Hinson. Judge Eason denied the request, and the case now awaits a new trial date after other cases. The prosecuting attorney plans to present stronger evidence not used in the previous trial.
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Enola
Morehouse
Ted
Mre. Morehoney
Interview with Congressman Smyser in Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal political writer details an interview with Congressman M. L. Smyser. He spent Thursday in Columbus and delivered an address in Johnstown in support of good deeds. The piece notes Smyser’s 1904 Democratic Seventeenth District victory and suggests a strong bid at Newark next Wednesday.
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Ohio State Journal
M. L. Smyser
Smyser
Columbus
Johnstown
Ashbrook
the State Journal
Newark
State Journal
Snyder Dead Postal Clerk in Warsaw after Train Accident
Theodore E. Snyder a Warsaw Indiana railway postal clerk died Sunday August 4 from injuries suffered on Pennsylvania rail line No 23 a week earlier He lost both arms one in three places one hand partly torn off and his head badly bruised by an object striking him while leaning on the mail catcher at a car door Mail clerk Mellenger who was hurt less severely escaped with minor injuries Snyder age 38 married three months in postal service one year third class.
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Theodore E. Snyder
Warsaw
Ind
Pennsylvania
Bia-Home
Mellenger
Lesa
Snyder-is
Particularlyssad- Ache
Agesi
Shady
Death of Perry Bristow in Wooster Township at 80
Perry Bristow a long time resident of Wooster township aged 80 died Thursday afternoon at the home of Dr A T Bashford where he had been living for some time Death attributed to the infirmities of old age Interment at Congress on Friday
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Perry Brintow
Wooster Township
A. T. Bashford
Congress
Dean's Kidney Pills Cure Backache Claim Experiments
A Wooster, Ohio man testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney derangement after trying plasters and medicines. He says recurrences respond to the pills and recommends them for backache and kidney complaints. Sold by all dealers for 10 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole U. S. agents.
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Dean
Wooster
E. T. McAnaney
Saybolt Avenue
All-Dealera
Foster-Milburn_Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
New Press and Plant at The Republican
A description of Wooster Ohio's The Republican newsroom showcasing a newly installed press and related machinery. The piece notes the plant's modernization including a new type and folding gear, and praises the staff for maintaining daily operations under high pressure while inviting the public to view the press between 4:15 and 4:15 each afternoon.
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Sprom Wogster
Howl
Ufflebeen
Direck
Conn Connection
Wooster
Wayne County Folke
Press Points From Toledo Ice Case Conviction
A Chicago Tribune item notes the public’s amusement at the Toledo ice company conviction and the market’s higher ice prices. It urges creditors to report officials who fail to pay debts promptly, arguing such individuals should not hold office, per Warren Tribune concerns.
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Toledo
Oqchicago Tribune, Co
Warren Tribune
Patterson Assails Socialists at Labor Picnic
Joseph Medill Patterson, described as the latest Socialist convert, proclaimed I am a drone and urged workers to earn their keep, challenging the creed of Socialism. The Philadelphia Press and Chicago Tribune commentary question wealth earned beyond substantial shares.
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Joseph Medill Patterson
Socfalist
Philadelphia
Russell- I-Sage
Chicago
Tribune
Prominent Texas Figure Promised Not to Attend Chicago Reception
Excerpted notes cite Hon. Joe Bailey of Texas declining arrangements for Mr. Brian’s Chicago Tribune reception. Washington News notes a Maryland sheriff’s mob-rescue joke. Washington Post recalls Roosevelt campaign speech hesitancy. A New York man’s alleged rescue turns violent as he attacked a struggling woman.
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Joe Bailey
Texas
Brian
Chicago Tribune
Maryland
Washington News
Wanted a license from Stark county deputy clerk
A man sought a marriage license from Miss Anna Uraeter in the probate clerk's office on Saturday. The Welshman, claiming his bride lived in Stark county, hoped to trick Stark county folk by marrying without informing them. The law, however, stood firm.
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Anna Uraeter
Uraeter
Stark County
Far West
Whopping Big Potato Sparsity Prompts Market Talk
A fragment notes a Hen Henderson Early Puritan potato weighing 23g pounds with claims of exceptional quality. An advertisement pitches Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a purifier, urging readers to buy at Laubach & Boyd for 85 cents.
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Henderson
Hollister
Laubach & Boyd
Sherman Brigade Reunion Drafted for Mansfield Ohio
Invitations announce the annual Sherman brigade reunion to be held in Mansfield Ohio in late August 1906. Comrades of Co H Sixty fourth O V L will gather to recall camp, march and battlefield history from 1865, urging all survivors to attend as the group nears its final reunions.
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Sherman Brigade
Mansfield
Shelby
City of
Manafield
Whuraday
Anguat
O._V. KL
Camp Buckingham
F. C
G. Daniel Howe
North Broadway
Col
Geo. H. Smith
Pres. Woodland
Ind
Far Off Hawaii Waynes County Graduate Heads to Hilo
Jay O Warser of the Wooster University graduating class of 1908 left Wooster Friday for his home in Burbank to depart Saturday for Hilo Hawaii where he has accepted a position at the Hilo Boarding school. Warner is described as an energetic Wayne County young man set to seize opportunities in the developing region.
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Jay O. Warser
Wooster University
Wooster
Burbank
Hilo
Hawaiian Islanda
Warner
Wayne County
Recalling a Mailed Letter Withdrawal Flats and Fees
The piece explains how to recall a mailed letter using withdrawal blanks at post offices. A signed agreement covers expenses and protects the postmaster from claims when the letter is returned to the sender. It notes fraud risks when remittances are sent to dubious firms before detecting their true nature.
Galveston's Sez Wall Claims Safer Life On Hills
Local resident E W Good Joe on Dutton Street endorses Hing's New Discovery for Consumption. He says years of coughs and ill health disappeared after use. the remedy touted to ease coughs La Grippe Croup Whooping cough and prevent pneumonia with a pleasant taste. Sold by Laubach Boyding and Bixler and Moderns Pharmacy.
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Galveston
E. W.good- Joe
Dutton Street
Paleuy Leweltee
Laubach & Boyding
Megee
Shreve Man Saves Girl From Udell Lake
On a Thursday afternoon in Shreve twelve year old Roth, daughter of Mrs Oliver Winer, wandered into shallow water at Udell lake. Ernest Holmes of Shreve, formerly of Wooster, saw her struggle and plunged into the lake without removing his clothing. He reached the girl on shore and revived her, she quickly recovered with no lasting effects.
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Shreve
Roth
Oliver WiNier
Udell
Thoureday
Ernest Holmes
Wooster
Mr. Holmes
Acon
Republicans Hold City Meeting For Delegates
A large Republican gathering sat Saturday in rooms over the Wayne Building and Loan association to choose delegates for the convention at Ark. Judge M. L.'s user is to be renominated for Congress. Capt. J. B. Taylor and Joan F. Harrison delivered brief addresses among others.
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Wayne Building and Loan Association
Ark
Congress
J. B. Taylor
Joan F. Harrison
Fourteenth annual Y P C U convention at Dalton
The fourteenth annual Y P C U convention of Mansfield Presbytery will meet at the United Presbyterian church in Dalton on August 22 and 28 with about one hundred delegates. Noted speakers include Rev. T B Milligan of Cleveland Rev. W W Lawrence of Allegheny Pa and Rev J K Montgomery D D president of Muskingum College. Names Leroy Amen Miss Grace Smith and Miss Christine Groh of this city appear on the program.
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Mansfield
Neighbor Named to Soldiers Relief Commission Seat
Judge 8 B Eason named his neighbor Levi R Kramer of Wooster to fill the vacancy on the Soldiers Relief commission caused by the death of Rev W P Schott. Mr Kramer is an old soldier and a Democrat and will be a most efficient and painstaking member of the commission.
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B. Eason
Levi R. Kramer
Wooster
Soldiers Relief Commission
W. P. Schott
Kramer
Young club beats Orrville team to 9 1 score
The Young club-ball team, under a lucky star, won a big game against Orrville yesterday. Batteries: Orrville Helmick and Orr, Wooster Wingard and Miller. About 200 Orrville baseball fans watched an extremely clean game as the final score reached 9 to 1 in favor of the Young club.
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Orr‘ville
Orrville
Helmick
Orr
Wooster
Wingard
Miller
Edythe Doyle Engaged for New York Club Work
Brom the Daily detelligencertain notes that Mrs W A Mougey known as Edythe Doyle has the qualities to win approval. She is sweet winning and artistic with a fine singing voice. She has been engaged by a prominent manager for club work in New York next winter. Such an engagement is coveted and lucrative, bringing her before major musical managers. Friends here celebrate her success.
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Brom-the-Daily- Detelligencertain Caster
W A Mougey
Edythe Doyle
Creston Votes on Local Option Petition
A petition with 109 signatures was presented to Creston village council on Monday evening requesting a vote on local option. The petition was accepted and will be acted on at the next council meeting.
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Creston
Funeral for Detective Sidle Held at Canton
A large service honored Detective Charles Sidle with a funeral on Wednesday August 4 in Canton. Uniformed Knights of Pythias Pythian lodges Junior Order United American Mechanics and Daughters of America attended. Interment followed at Westlawn cemetery. Joseph Ray, longtime county resident, died August 7 at age 80. He leaves Mrs. Ray and five children. Funeral rites were held Thursday at the Honeytown home, conducted by Ray S B Sarlan of the Church of God, with interment at Honeytown cemetery.
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Charles Sidle
Sligh Nominated for Sheriff in Democratic Primary
James R. Sligh, brother of William Sligh superintendent of the county infirmary, long ago moved to Illinois and settled in Cases county. He was nominated for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in the last primary, with the county’s usual 1000 Democratic majority likely securing his election. Sligh won 88 of 89 votes in his precinct.
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James R. Sligh
William Sligh
Illinois
Cases County
Work
Sligh
Canton man destroys county bridge contract
John B. Newell of Canton obtained a copy of a contract with the county commissioners to furnish and place bridge iron. He then destroyed the document, explaining to Commissioner Harrison that he could not secure the iron from the manufacturer and thus could not fulfill the agreement.
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John B. Newell
Canton
Newell
Emma Diehl
Harrison
Baby Foot Injury Crushed by Iron Cellar Door
Lucretia Latona an 18 month old daughter of Peter Latona of West Liberty street suffered a severe crush injury to her left foot when an iron cellar door slammed shut on Thursday. The child received immediate attention and was reported in critical condition.
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Lucretia
Peter Latona
West Liberty Street
Orrville man pleads guilty to Sunday liquor sale
Charles Leies of Orrville pled guilty before Mayor George Sturn to selling liquor on Sunday. The court reserved sentence.
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Charles Leies
Orrville
George Sturn
Trial Date Set For August 20 In Wooster Brewery Case
The latest case involving Wooster the brewery is scheduled for hearing on Monday August 20. The calendar lists the case against Howard Happer and Harry Howard before Judge T W Orr in the probate court.
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Wooster
Howard Happer
Harry Howard
T. W. Orr
Delaware Lackawanna to remove dispatchers on main line
Scranton Aug 11 Officials announced the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad will dispense with all telegraphers and run trains by an automatic block signal system with telephone facilities. The change will cover the main line from Hoboken to Buffalo and all branches under England style schedules without dispatchers.
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Scranton
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hoboken
Buffalo
Rains Witt 6
England
Sleepless Night Remedies Promised by Sarsaparilla
A fragment notes a tonic claim for sleeplessness and digestion helping with a healthier stomach. The ad suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the stomach and establishes a condition for refreshing sleep.
Forged notes and bank scandal shake Chicago
Chicago aug 11 a bank scandal widens as cashier Herbing under arrest asks officials and Jones to audit collateral to expose Stensland shortages. forged notes totaling 500000 are in the hands of the state’s attorney as probes aim to reveal nearly 2000000 in defalcations. Frank Kowalski a teller shot himself after being blamed for the bank’s collapse.
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Harping
Chicago
Paul O Stenstand
Hering
Jones
Herboe
Stenslun
Stensland
Frank Kowalski
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Lfelong
Kowalski
Sternsland
Wes
Would Not Wed But Willing Now Since the Man She Snared Seeks Vengeance
New York police arrest Mrs. Helen Hamilton on a charge of using the United States to defraud after James C. McClelland of Philadelphia claimed he was swindled by her false engagement. He met her through a Philadelphia ad seeking a wealthy widow, paid for an engagement ring and a locket, then could not locate her, leading to her arrest. Nearby Corning reports a gold strike pay dirt northeast of the town, while Strasburg notes troops arriving for maneuvers and guard orders against camp followers. In Cincinnati a elevator builder Otis Westerlund fell 16 stories in the First National Bank building and died instantly after his head was crushed by girders.
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New York
James C. McClelland
Philadelphia
Helen Hamilton
United Stales
McClelland
Cincinnati
Otis Westerlund
First National Bank
Aged Couple Eloped in Indiana Ceremony
Mrs. Phyansa Thornton-Adams, 62, of Findlay Ohio, wed Dr. George W. Carey, 10, of Wayne County, at Goshen Indiana in an elopement. The groom had previous marriage. this is the woman’s third venture. No state agreement. Pittsburg reports ongoing wage conference talks with no definite action expected yet.
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Findlay
Phyansa’ Thornton-Adams
George W. Carey
Wayne County
Goshen
Ind
Pittsburg
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