Narrow escape on West Liberty street roof fall
Harry Maurer son of John W. Mary a ava stran narrowly escaped death after fainting on a West Liberty Street residence roof. Bernard Maurer and Otto Myers aided him as he slid from the roof to the porch eight feet below, grabbing by the legs to prevent a fall. He suffered bruises and cuts but recovered enough to return home for rest after a dizzy spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Maurer
John W. Mary
Ava Stran
Bernard Mantrer
Samuel Leib
West Liberty Street
Bernard Maurer
Harry
Faber
Bernard
Maurer
Boutne
Otto Myers
Abrahan Plank
Husband charges fraud in cross petition for divorce
William Edeon Scott admits marriage to Mary Etta Scott and states no children were born. He denies other allegations and accuses her of concealing divorce history and adultery, detailing abandonment and property separation. He seeks divorce and equitable relief, with attorney M. L. Spooner listed. Accidents will happen but the best regulated families rely on Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaam Edeon Scott
Mary Etta Scott
Albert Cornell
Correll
Common Pleas Court
Holmes County
Scott
M. L. Spooner
Dr. Thomas
Noble Woman is at Rest
Katharine Dinwoodie McDonald widow of Angus McDonald died at 2 a.m. Monday aged in her 80s. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday from Spring street home, Wooster, with burial in Wooster cemetery. Born Aberdeen Scotland October 1820, she and her husband built a large Wooster plant and helped make the McDonald works one of the city’s wealthiest. Survived by several children including Angus of Newark and David of Columbus. A devout Presbyterian, she was known for quiet charity and steadfast faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine McDonald
Angus McDonald
McDonald Agricultural Works
Spring Street
Wooster Cemetery
Katharine Dinwoodie McDonald
Aberdeen
Scotland
America
Mazaillon
Wooster
Katharine Dinwoodie
Newark
David McDonald
Columbus
Flora Adams
Millersaburg
Maggie Curry
Mary McDonald
Per McDonald
McDonald
United Presbyterian Church
Land of the Free
Donald
Massillon and
Ala
Loss of Vitality and Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise
Loss of vitality signals diminished strength and endurance. Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as a great vitalizer acting on all organs and functions to support the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Last Day of Pastor Neikirk at First Reformed Church
Children bring flowers on Rev Neikirk’s farewell in Wooster as he ends his pastorate. He preaches on perfect peace and reflects on Greek philosophy versus Christianity. Congregation members thank him for his care, visits, and comforting words during his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
S. & Neikirk
First Reformed Church
Neigirk
Wes Ey
John Russell
Philip D. Seoff
Neikirk
Netkirk
Netkirks
Wooster
Sickoesa
Rev. Netkirk
Smyser Visits Coshocton Draws Crowd At Rally
In Coshocton Judge Smyser drew a standing ovation as he addressed a large Democratic crowd. He praised Roosevelt and Wilson, attacked tariff revisions, and urged keeping current policies, stressing farm and workingmen gains. The event featured cheers and broad cross party enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshostan
Judys Smyser
Coshocton
Lybarger
Fsmyser
Ashbrooks
Coshocton Fsrmers
Contracts Approved and Payables Listed by Commission
The commission approved various bills on Monday naming Andrew Reiman 35 dollars David Griest 10 Frank Sigler 30 Andrew O’Brien 2 Frank Glasgow 41 Eugene Carlin 17 50 John Beiler 13 75 Silver Typewriter Co 90 Congress Township trustees 25 11 L C Franks 37 20 Isaac N Hough BirI Go B Brycer Co unaged 2 The Ruggles Gale Co 63 40 The contracts approved include Edward Hummel to grade Sawers hill Milton township 148 50 J B Newell to build one stone abutment Hear Aukerman station 3 per perch Hatenstein to fit approaches to bridge Aukerman station 3 50 per ay W H Long to build iron pipe culvert near Bartchey farm Sugarcreek township 003
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Reiman
David Griest
Frank Sigler
Andrew O’brien
Frank Glasgow
Eugene Carlin
John Beiler
Silver Typewriter Co
Congress Township
L. C. Franks
Isaac N. Hough
Go B. Brycer
Ruggles Gale Co
Edward Hummel
Sawers Hill
Milton
J. B. Newell
Aukerman Station
Hatenstein
Young People’s Meeting at Methodist Church Address
The quarterly meeting of the city’s Young People’s Societies was held on a Sunday evening at the Methodist church. The gathering was addressed by a guest invited by the city council, with commendations given to Rev. Netkirk-sedh for his long service and a twenty-year ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat
Ache
Natidn
Netkirk-sedh
Min Niatry
Jury Struggles Over Impartiality in Hopper Hopper Case
Probate court delays jury selection for the Hopper and Marty case as twelve jurors are questioned on impartiality. Special and second venires drawn amid disputes over Good Citizenship league involvement. Judge allows participation if the prosecutor requests it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hopper
Marty Howard
Uncle Oaint
Geiserman
Julio Detweiler
Third Ward
Wooster
Fred Gerbtenechlager
Sugarcreek
Peter Ibrig
Wayne
Abraham Behelman
Milton
John Petit
Chipgewa
J. C. Erwin Baughman
Spectal Venire
Keeler and Metz
Good Citizenship League
Adair
A. D. Metz
J. Carlin
Metz
Carlin
THS Trigi
Orr
Homecoming dinner at Mt Nebo School grounds
A large homecoming picnic was held at Mt Nebo school grounds on Saturday August 25 with about three hundred attendees. A hundred foot long table overflowing with a sumptuous dinner filled the space, followed by speeches, recitations, songs, a poem reading, and a baseball game. John Mackey was elected president and Mrs Silas Henderson secretary for the coming year. next meeting set for August 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Newo
John Mackey
Silas Henderson
Edward Brownfeld
Robert Wrosjean
Roy Henderson
Mary Crownwell Richeson
Wuertrude Strine
Nellie Johnson
Pear
Brown
Geo
Maysvillé
Jonn Mackey
Henderson
Advertised Letter List No 35 at Wooster Postoffice
Uncalled letters remaining at Wooster postoffice dated August 22 include Gentlemen Lieut C Condos Geo G Clows J W Hooker O A Johnson Hugh Latimer Lewis Long and Ladies Misa Inez Bancroft Mrs Florence Brandt Mrs Elia Ebright Mrs E B Eshelman Miss Katie Hager Miss Fanny Kerr Miss Alice Palmer Miss Mary Patterson Miss Elsie Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condos
Geo
G- Clows
J. W. Hooker
O. A. ‘Johnson
Hugh Latimer
Lewis Long
Misa Inez Bancroft
Florence Brandt
Elia Ebright
E. B. Eshelman
Katie Hager
Fanny Kerr
Alice Palmer
Mary Patterson
Elsie Ross
Neighborhood Melon Party Brings North Street Residents Together
East North Street residents from Beall Avenue to Spink Street hosted a large gathering Monday with forty nine attendees. Mr John Maye Mr Shearer and Mr Angel opened lawns for the crowd. The event featured music by Earl Hoffman and a lively game of peative, with participants from nine churches and various local professions expressing a friendly community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etwren Beall Avenue
Spink Street
John. Maye
Shearer
Angel
Church of God
Magaw
Earl Hoffman
Kansas City
Midway Newswire: Local Residents Visit and Travel
Miss Mary Rong travels from Wayne to Akron then Dakota to reach home. David Yennayon of Akron visits relatives with Mrs. John Crites. Several local families including O. O. Wright, Harvey Hamilton, and John Orxenrider socialize and attend a Sunday gathering. Farmers begin potato work as B Brenner visits Orrville and the Silver Lake picnic. John Looser and companion visit the Crites family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne No
Mary_ Rong
John Crites
Akron
Dakota
David Yennayon
John Hewitt
Mary Hamilton
Harvey Hamilton
O. O. Wright
Floyd Wright
E. F. Wright
Sterling
John Orxenrider
Wright
B. Brenner
Orrville
Silver Lake
John Looser
Smithville
J. C. Crates
Feightner Family Reunion Held At Ezra Weisz Home
The sixth annual Totuntner Feightner reunion took place at Ezra Weisz’s Westfold township Medina county home on a pleasant Wednesday. Relatives traveled from Spencer Homer Canton Smithville Wooster Cleveland Indiana Creston Berea and Michigan. neighbors ferried guests from Seville. Clemens Feightner organized a dining hall in the front yard as attendees enjoyed chickens cakes fruit and more. A piano from Ped Walls Medina and Miss Ida Hough Cleveland provided music with songs recitations and a program, including election of officers for the ensuing year and a vote of thanks to hosts. The group agreed to meet June in Switchville 1007, leaving fond memories and hopes for many future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totuntner
Ezra Weisz
Westfold
Medina County
Spencer
Homer
Canton
Smithville Wooster
Cleveland
Indiana
Creston
Berea
Michigan
Seville
Ezra
Clemens
Feightner
Ped Walls
Medina
Ida Hough
Wftivara
Joseph Zimmerman
Switchville
Golden Corners Social Notes Jump Between Towns
Horace Andrews returns from Maine where he is turning pianos and organs. Miss Manda Finn of Overton visits her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Wm McAfee north of town. Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller and son Carl attended the Patterson reunion in Coshocton. Joe Whitworth and band finish Rube Johnsons house. Miss Mary Holliday of Wooster visits Sylvia Frazier. Mart shifferly of Burbank passes through town. Miss Ella Wagner of Cedar Valley visits her sisters Mrs Ifa Brinehoff and Mrs Wm McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Andrews
Maine
Manda Finn
Overton
Wm. McAfee
Jacob Miller
Carl
Patterson
Coshocton
Joe Whitworth
Rube Johnson
Mary Holliday
Wooster
Young Woman Dead at Preston Road Home
Misd'Danna Berger aged 19 daughter of Samuel Berger of Preston Aled died at 7 a m Monday at her sister Mrs Thomas Edwards East Henry Street. Death from kidney and liver trouble after months of ill health and four weeks in bed. Berger arrived at 10 30 a m and funeral arrangements followed from Edwards residence with interment at Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danna Berger
Samue
Berger
Preston Aled
Mra Thomas Edwarda
East Henry Street
Misa Berger
Amnesty Proclamation Divides Cubans Amid Insurgent Strife
Havana reports General Montalvo issued Palma directed orders allowing most insurgents to return home, except captured leaders or prisoners. Criticism abroad describes amnesty as weak peace at any price while insurrection remains shaky and some leaders vow to annul the last presidential election. Reports note limited defections and renewed calls for immunity in exchange for disbanding forces.
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Havana
Montalvo
Interior
Palma
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Alfred Zayas
Liberal Flarry
Mendez Capote
Palmas
Zayas
Faustino
Pino) Guerra
Cuba
Guerra
Doiz
Pino Guerra
Valle
Rural Guards
Guzman Nesr Cienfuegos
Prominen Literata
Manzanilo
Santiago
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Pennsylvania Lines
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Cedar Point
Toledo
Norfolk
Rev. Neikirk
Cocera
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Greene
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Jmilton
Charles Nerkle
Plein
Edward Wirth
Nathan Huot
Fauidbward
Pen Welty
Plain
MT. Nebo
W. B. Bryson, 2. M
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East North Street
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Hasel Balve
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Standard Oil
Chicago
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United States District Attorney
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