Wooster's Aug 25 1897 Fair Day News Highlights
Local Wooster market reports show wheat at 82 to 85 cents, and 90 cent bids on Saturday. The Orrville Fair Grounds host military drills by the 169th O.W.V., and the Shearer Comedy Co. opens at Wooster City Hall. Farm implements sale by Harding & Co. draws crowds with many items sold at auction. An officer reports a theft case and a mugging incident leaves James Bailey badly injured in Cleveland.
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Cerning
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J F. Seas & Son
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Cleveland Papers
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Fair Ground
Wooster Market
Co. D
Camp Gyger
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Waye¢ County Pioneer Society
Woosterly Park
Shearer Comedy Co
Illinois
Mongey House
W. DP. Snyder
Oleander Jaco
Idan
Lerner
Opera
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Mad'sonouryg
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Diamond Alley
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Personal notes from Wooster area events and visits
A long list of local people visited or were visiting nearby cities and relatives. Notable mentions include Mrs. Fred Ruprecht ill, A. Scobey family in Steubenville, Alex Graver cooking for Co. D at Steubenville, and Dem ocratic State Executive Committee appointment for E K Geiselman. Also readers gain updates on travel to Detroit and Cleveland, a Yoder visit, and various locals at Orrville and Wooster events with friends, relatives, and colleagues.
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Scobey
Steubenville
Alex Graver
Co. D
McClure
Walter
Detroit Mich
F. W. Platt
Edward Rice
Harford Flouge
Canton
E. B. Mauk
Delpros
Ruasa Reese
E K. Geiselman
Democratic State Executive Committee
Dr. Barnhill
Columbus
Reese
Charles Garver
Frank Bolsgrain
May Gll
Grace Taylor
Orrville
I. E. Seas
Boyd Gilson
Louisville
Speers Mclarran
Beebe's Sells Umbrellas At Low Prices
Umbrellas just received in a new lot at 60 cents and a lead. Extra good value for the money at Beebe's.
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Beebe’s
Residents visited by relatives and officers from Steubenville to Lima
A list of visitors and guests spans Steubenville to Lima, including Donald with the 8th Regt O N G in Steubenville, Peter Foust in Westmoreland, and Mrs Jacob Weil in Mansfield. Others host or visit relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with mentions of touring Magazines of Chicago Journal owner’s son, Mrs. A M Fombeli returning from Pennsylvania, and Capt McClelland titled Chief of Vocal Artillery among local military news.
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A.M. Fombeli
Pennsylvania
Henry Bolus
Mansfield
Miall E. Biale
Sewickley
Mia
A. McDonald
Steu Benin
Ae Wall
Thomas A. Bowmen
D. D
Evangelical Church
Sand
Ch'eng
Archer House
C. A McDoselt
Woogter
Cincinnati Tribune
B T. Jones
Wadsworth Normal School
Glenn G. Cle
Lolmes County
Co R
Ovents of Tacia
Naukeahe
Wis
Chas, Ihrig
Engace
Cirose
McClelland
Kieffer
Jacob Frick
Hotel Lafayette
Insanity Defendant Seizes Razor in Franko Township
Samuel EHontetuler of Franko Township confronted by an insanity charge after he grabbed a razor Monday afternoon while claiming the Lord called him to sacrifice. A young woman intervened, wresting the blade away as she and others fled the scene in shock.
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Samuel Ehontetuler
Franko
Hostetler
Sen
Thatettier
Local Grain Market Moves and Price Fluctuations
The Wooster market opened with a few loads of wrest bought for a dollar and other wheat sold at six to eight cents. Chicago prices showed unusual activity with December wheat dipping to 1. or 2 cents lower than September. Buyers remained cautious as farmers ask higher prices, while buyers doubt future demand to sustain such levels.
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Wooster
Chicago
New York
Wooster Meeting Reviews Construction Bids And Leasing
The executive committee met yesterday evening to review contractor bids for plant expansion and to discuss opening remaining work. Frank Harkholder leased the old McDowall plow shop for a general machine repair business on South Walnut Street, expected to draw substantial local work.
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EWR Mowery
Chester
Curry & Coerie
Hartrean Pad
Frank Harkholder
McDowall
South Walnut Street
Will &T
Burkholder
Season Opens with Tommy Shearer Comedy Co.
The 1897-98 City Opera House season opened with Tommy Shearer Comedy Co under Karl Burgese. The company staged The Southern Home to strong audience approval with standout work by Shearer and Irene Myers. Tonight they present The Son of Mlle Cristo, a sequel of Monte Cristo.
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City Opera House
Tommy Shearer
Karl Burgese
Shearer
Irene Myers
Mlle Cristo
Monte Cristo
Wooster Post Office Advised Letters List Aug 23 1897
The Wooster Ohio post office notes remaining letters for Tuesday Aug 23 1897. Names include Misa Wm Welker F and MARQHAND P M. Also references a Beebe's 12 percent 12 centception offer for 640 items.
Old People Pass Away in Wooster and Shreve
Obituary notices from Wooster and Shreve report the deaths of elderly residents. Mrs Anna S Relder, 84 North Buckeye, widow of Henry Bair and John Reider, dies after three years of illness. funeral at Baptist church with five children named. Mrs Julia A Cumberland dies at 81 in Wayne township. funeral at her son Joseph Cumberland’s home and burial in Wooster Cemetery. Joseph Hoult of Franklin Township dies after chronic illness. Stitt, deaf mute Henry Dirk, aged 87, etc. The items note long community involvement and Baptist ties, with multiple survivors and funeral details. Also announces the death of Mr David Wells, 115 years old, in Shreve after a long life of farming and Californian gold days, with funeral in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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E. M. Strow
North Buckeye Street
Kelder
Wayna County
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Jane
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J. M Strow
Wooster
F. Bair
Ardap
Utah
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Denlap
Kansas
James M. Bair
Topeks
Howard
Yarr
Pocatello
Idaho
The
Julia A Cumberland
Thomas Cumberland
Joseph Cumberland
Wayne Township
Joseph Hoult
Franklin Wownship
Mr. Stitt
Mr Stitt
Belmont County
Ohio
Henry Dirk
Wm. Gearhart
Gearhart
Gearcart
duld+n Corners
Wayne Co
Martha
Ori
Kev Glent
Wayne Church
Savbath
Worter Cemetery
David Wells
California
Wells
Mr Wells
Riplay Township
Holmes County
Disepla
Kemp Ada Daug
Bernie Oto
Oak Grove Cemetery
Parceled Names and Partners From a Local Record
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Joseph Nernis Nancy Rover Bessie Kirken Wm M ter ats Mary E Dunt Elaer W Deitrick Ida and Mary Rath in an unclear context suggesting a legal or matrimonial record with multiple persons and relationships. The legible fragments hint at a series of family names and associates without any dates locations or actions.
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Joseph Nernis
Nancy Rover
MM Ter Ats
Bessie Kirkendil Mion Y Wolunss
Mary E Duntamar Elaer W. Deitrick
Ida
Moerr
Mary Rath
Wooster to Open Coal Office at New Feed Barn
A newly completed feed barn and coal office near East North and Buckeye streets in Wooster will open to supply coal via local dealers. The setup aims to provide the lowest prices and ensure steady coal access for residents and businesses.
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Farmer's New Feed Barn
E'nott
Bastess
Bert Larines
la Cent
Wooster
Naith Aid Buckeyes
Ces
Wooster Dealera
Miners and Operators Fail To Reach Arbitral Accord
August 24 Pittsburg report says miners and operators adjourned without agreement after a conference. Operators offered 611 cant a ton pending arbitral outcome. miners demand 69 cents a ton and proposed McKin ley and Wm. J. Hrgan as arbitrators. Operators plan to reopen mines with new men and reconvene this afternoon to set plans.
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Wm. J. Hrgan
Community Social Events and Weddings in Columbus
United Presbyterian Sabbath school plans a picnic at Highland Park on Friday September 3. A festival is set for Jeffer son M E Church Friday September 10 evening. Miss Blanche C Curry hosts the File Club Monday afternoon. Miss Zeux Fryer entertained guests last Thursday in honor of Kessie Carl of Shreve. Mr Clement V Marr and Miss Mary Fath wed quietly at Creston with Rev Loston officiating. Lacy Christine hosted 24 children for Mildred and Ruth Williams’ visit. Mrs Isaac Johnson hosted a card party Friday afternoon for her daughter Mia. John E West noted for the Johnson hospitality with elegant refreshments.
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Jefferson M. E
Blanche C. Curry
File Club
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Shreve
Clement V Marr
John @. Marr
Misa Mary Fath
Ws Township
Creston
Boston
Lacy Christine
Mildred
Ruth Williams
Columbus
Thoraday
South
Beaver Street
Isaac Johnson
Mia
John E. West
Johnson Home
New Departure Clearing Sale Attracts Attendees
Harding & Co report a first annual New Departure Clearing Sale with surprising turnout. Buyers found big bargains, and the organizers express satisfaction that those purchasing recognized a good deal.
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1000 cords of stave delivered at Wooster Saw Mill
A notice states 1,000 cords of stave were delivered at the Wooster Saw Mill. For more information inquire at the mill.
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Wooster
Camp Commences Work With Railroad Spreads Hope
The Kidron correspondent reports five horses started work on the railroad Saturday and twelve more yesterday, signaling a forthcoming railroad. Work began on G. W. Ross farm in Sugarcreek township's southern central line. H. J. Camp’s tile plant, shut two weeks due to coal shortages, is back in operation with 25 workers and strong orders, pleasing Clinton and Plain townships residents.
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Caskeys in Council Reunion at Canaan Home
A Canaan Ohio reunion for the Caskey family was held August 18 at the Frack Caskey home north of town with over 20 attendees. Officers were elected, committees named, and Rev. J. Boston led prayer after a music filled program including Miss Redding and Miss Keener. Distants guests included Joseph Hill and Andrew Caskey, with about six to seven Caskeys present.
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Orrville
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Poor family case and Crops Prospects Highlight Creston News
A wandering case describes Dr Adams aiding a pauper couple Cartley and wife with a sick child as a cold damp night trip ends near a wagon shelter The report notes the wife’s intelligence relative to her husband and the family’s poverty The Creston crop section reports cucumber and cabbage prospects and local shipments amid a busy week with reunions and upcoming church events.
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Dead burglar killed during bank raid in Canton Ohio
Aug 24 report says a burglar named Cooney Gerbig, about 40, was cut and killed at the fanter bank in Canton. Authorities arrest a suspect in Philadelphia over a lottery scheme tied to Changersburg. The investigation centers on a lottery operation run from headquarters at Alomor and GoRtern is incorporated under state law. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as relief by Laubach & Boyd druggists.
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Ate
Excursion Rates to Tiffin by Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Tiffin for a single fare round trip for the Junior Order of American Mechanics on August 25 and 26. Tickets good returning until August 28 inclusive, weather permitting.
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A Week of Camp Duty for Co D at Gyger Camp
A Cleveland era roster details Col Hard and Chaplain Kieffer leading Company D to Camp Gyger Steubenville for a week of rifle drill and field training. The roster lists commissioned officers First Lieut Barnard Captain Gerlach and Second Lieut Unger, followed by noncommissioned officers and a long list of privates led by sergeants Dice, Eaby, Limb and Miller. The camp is to break Monday afternoon with the unit transiting via Pennsylvania Lines.
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Edwin Wallace
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Armorer
Wayne County Fair Promises Big Week With Attractions
Preparations ramp up as Wayne County Agricultural Society fields a busy scene at the grounds. Secretary J N Kinney and assistants book hundreds of stalls while displays, rides, and tented exhibits are prepared to welcome crowds. Special attractions include a coffin burial demonstration by Boonen, hypnosis by Miss Gladys Livingston, a crystal burial case act, a letter-hiding carriage drive, and performances by Cyrene. A colonial museum, a giant Ferris wheel, and a modern merry-go-round promise diverse amusements for visitors this week.
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Shake Into Your Shoes Foot Care Powder
Fragmented ad text promotes a foot care powder claimed to relieve aching feet. It mentions a baking soda like base, cooling sensation, and claims of soothing tired feet. The readable parts include branding hints and an address in New York, with garbled spacing and misspellings.
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