Manila Court Deliberates In Taggart Case Testimony Shifts
General Miner and wife arrive to testify as the Taggart trial resumes in Manila. Mrs Vose details Manila home quarrels and social drives with young men while Capt Taggart faces cross examination. Major Taggart witnesses discuss confinement at Leavenworth and prior incidents as the court weighs testimonies in the ongoing case.
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Gentral Miner
Wooter
Taggart
Mrs Vose
Sterling
Manila
Capt. Taggart
Augustina
Taggrat
Vase
Smyser
Taylor
Mra
Leavenworth Hospital
Cerain
Miner
S Miner
Ft. Leavenworth
Murde
Capt. Poor
Mma
Goa
Cols. Hoff
Col. Miner
San Francisco
Culver
Poor
Wif
Tagegart
Brook
Ft. Thomas
Capt
Taggart Taggart
Cuba
Ft. Hoprb
Offaer
English
Eng Feh
Ft Thomas
Bolles
W. E. Vose
Sis
University Ofirginia
Capt. Tageart
Chicago Chronicle
Irene Shields Vose
Captain Bash
Capts
Bash
Gap. Taggart
Capt. Bash
Irene
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Remedy Ad
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Remedy relieves stomach issues and constipation. Product marketed as the best option when nothing better is found, with distribution through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ely's Cream Heals Severe Cold in Chicago Reader
A fragmentary reader note from Oscar Ostrom of Chicago reports relief from nasal congestion and headaches after using Ely's Cream. The letter claims the remedy cured long nasal issues that previously kept him from work.
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Gatarrh
Meyer
Ely
Oscar Ostrom
Arren Ave
Chicago
Tata
Bates
Social Notes Emiy Schultz Family Reunion Near Apple Creek
Social notes report the 4th annual Mc Clelland family reunion at James McClelland's home near Dalton Aug 19 1905 with about two hundred attendees. The Wooster area held multiple gatherings including Issac Walton fishing parties and district picnics, and Lehr family members met for their second annual reunion in Wooster City Park with officers elected for 1907.
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Emiy Schultz
John Scott
Apple Creek
McClelland
James McClelland
Dalton
Alf
Sam Woods
Jane Martin
Beulab Cocklin
Myrtle Bear
Browna Douglas
Jno
Sam McClelland
Colege ' S Hill
Margaret McClaira Rreovery
Jacob Garman
Akron
Mt. Eaton
Issac Walton
Wooster
Lehr
Hiram W. Lehr
Congress
Wm. J. Lehr
Palestine
Jan. Howman
W. H. Winkler
Wm. J .Lehr
Moreland News Briefs Aug 21 Farm life and social notes
Aug 21 farmers threshing underway as wheat yields disappoint. Mrs Myrtle Sparr and daughter from Akron visit J W Cutter family. Epworth League earned about twenty dollars at their festival at Elton. Mohn of Strongsville visits relatives. A wedding soon as youths prepare to head to Silver Lake Tuesday.
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Myrtle Sparr
Akron
J W Cutter
Epwoerth Lesgua
Eiton Mohn
Strongsville
Silver Lake
Obituary notices from Rittman and Wooster residents
Mrs Peter Steiner aged 71 of two miles north of Rittman died Sunday Aug 20 1905 at 2 pm. Survived by five sons and one daughter all married. Funeral Wednesday Aug 28 with services at 9 am at home and 10 80 pm at Mennonite church near the Old Peoples Home. Sue Rogere long Wooster resident died last Friday night at her Shreve home after long illness. Funeral services held Monday morning, interment at Massillon Monday afternoon.
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Peter Steiner
Lving
Rittman
Old Peoples Home
Sue Rogere
Wooster
Shreve
Massillon
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Strength Health
Fragmented ad text touts Hollister's tea as giving strength, health, and happiness to the Trinity. Appears as a garbled historic patent medicine claim with exaggerated benefits and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emedy
Hollister
Smithville Chautauqua spotlight on Sobieski lecture night
A large audience attended Col Sobieski lecture on Russian prisons and state affairs at the Smithville Chautauqua. The Chaminade male quartet and pianist Carey Mcfee drew strong applause with encores while Jhing and dLife’s trombone and cornet duet pleased the crowd. Despite rainy weather the season is praised for high entertainment and overall success though the manager’s finances remain uncertain.
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Lle
Thurstay
Pyol Sobieski
Polish Republic
Col. Sobieski
Chaminade Mate
R LI. Oswait
Carey Mcfee
Messrs
Jhing
Dlife
Chaminade
John M. Eberly
Cigar box explosive threat and Rockefeller control shifts
A New York report describes a cigar box stuffed with gun cotton sent to Police Captain Miles O Reilly as a disguised explosive device. Separately the San Francisco Gay and Electric company transfer to Rockefeller interests is reported with management reshuffles and anticipated absorption of related gas firms.
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New York
Miles O'Reilly
Jacob H Schiff
M Guggrenhelm Sons
Oreilly
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Gay and Etectric Company
Cog Miller
Peace envoys to present protocols for signature
The Outlook reports envoys will present their protocols for signature this afternoon. Either side must move or await a brief final protocol certifying a farewell, while Japan may offer an irreducible minimum or collective consideration of remaining articles. Roosevelt aims to prevent a rupture as Portsmouth reconvenes. Baron Kaneko arrives with undisclosed information. A separate Camden item notes John J. Forney and relatives involved in a self-inflicted shooting near a woods incident.
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Portsmouth
Baron Komura
Witte
Japan
al Witte
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Forney
Camden
Labor Day Proclamation amid state worries and tragic deaths
Columbus reports fear of yellow fever among steamboat travelers as state health officials consider no special precautions. Governor Herrick proclaims Labor Day Sept 4 to honor free labor and improved citizen conditions. Separate local reports note the discovery of Sigal Moore's body near Forest, suicide theory questioned as family fears foul play.
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Columbus
Charles Probst
State Board of Health
Srother
Upper
Sandusky
Sigal Moore
Near Forest
Morea
Community Picnic and Local Visit Notes
A joint Sanday Sebhoot picnic of two local churches is planned near town at Anstag grove, inviting public attendance for a day of pleasure. The region reports visitors from Wooster and Cleveland, with local social notes including a new ME superintendent election and a social at Mc Hawk's.
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Anstag
Aiti
Briss Garseefor
Alisa Phutips
Wooster
Ziver
Iertia
Fran Cleveland
Glen Whitemoe
Madisonvnrg
John Senor
Pennsylvania
Mc Hawk's
Baker
Cleveland
Fred Fike
Kissinger
F & Ewing
Wheeling
West Va
Milas Bertha- Millar
Dayton
Health permit plan limits access to Cairo amid 10 day quarantine
Cairo reports state and local health officers adopt a plan to issue permits and require travel histories of the last 10 days, with bans on certificates from certain counties. The measure aims to curb entry via Bird's Point and other points, as authorities coordinate with federal officials to enforce health controls. Yellow fever cases rise in Missouri and Louisiana, with several Italian workers among the affected and ongoing quarantine concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Pidteah
Bowling Green
Fulton and McCracken
Bird's Point
Charleston
Fgan
Troops Deployed to Shield Prisoners in Kentucky Trial
Aug 22 Frankfort dispatch: Governor Beckham ordered state troops from Camp Yelser Paducah to Russellville to guard WFR Fletcher and Guy Lyon accused of criminal assault on Mary Gladder a German woman. Trial set for Wednesday at Trussville. Destructive storm hits Lacrosse Wisconsin killing one missing several. tornado wrecks crops and cuts phone lines. Tosten Danielson killed in Pilot Mound church destruction. five others report losses and seek aid. At Kennywood Park Pittsburg, track and 10 passengers injured. Spanish commercial clubs memorialize minister of Grace.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Haly
Camp Yelser
Paducah
Russellville
WFR
Fletcher
Guy Lion
Mary Gladder
Iast
Lyon
Bowling Green
Trussellville
Lacrosse
Wis
Lanesboro
Rushford
Milro
Minnesota
Tosten Danielson
Pilotmound
Local social notes and visits around Gilson and area
Mrs High Crawford and son from Gilson visit. Miss Idella Sayera and father Joe travel to Kenton to see old home. Arnold Hageman of Barberton visits. Mee E Stith joins sisters in Smithville and attends Chantaugus. H Overs family and Mine Cycle Bogan attend Pleasant Home camp. Mrs Jos Garver and daughter Ada visit near Gamers. Maggie and Ruth Snriner visit from Seetick. G Smith and family attend Chantaajna near Smithville. Several locals travel to Rie Dwoud for Dayton excursion. School picnic plans amid bad weather noted. thanks extended for use of facilities.
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High Crawford
Ore
Gilson
Wo. Burns
Idella Sayera
Joe
Kenton
Arnold Hageman
Barberton
E Stith
Smithville
Chantaugus A. H. Overs
Bogan
Rie
Dayton
Wall
Remedy for hay fever promotes Hyomei at home
A dated testimonial from Jr Forbes of McConk Nebraska touts Hyomei as relief for hay fever with no dangerous stomach dosing and a pocket inhaler included in each outfit. The advertisement claims air inhaled is mountain-like and that Laubaco Boyd refund supports its efficacy. A complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents each.
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Byomei
uDly Gilvice
Hyomei Ia
Jr. Forbes
Mc Conk
Nebraska
White Mountains
Laubaco & Boyd
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Emma
Moreland
Smithville Chautauqua
Ion Babe
He. “Et Ena
Inno Danger
State Health Board
Herricks
Srats
Migsouri Gregory
Gregory
Greenwich
Bur
Ington
New Orleans
Kennywood Park
Pittsburg
Spain
Smance
Burbana
Hyomei
Dr. Greene
s.Verlag
Aick
Arcenes
Green RA
Avi
Jesuley Gr
Mollister's
Rocky Mountain Tez & Uggedt
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