Probate Court Proceedings and Estate Filings Summary
Judge R L Adair presides as Alya Eyman guardians Edna and Elizabeth Lee file first and final accounts. Admins appointed include J W Sibley estate in Wooster, Bertha Hickman as administratrix with bonds set. Multiple hospital ward reports show patient counts and recoveries at Massillon and Toledo facilities. Various executors and administrators file accounts, hearings set for January 1, and a petit larceny case results in a $25 fine plus costs.
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R. L. Adair
Alya Eyman
Edna
Elizabeth Lee
Canaan
Mary Wall
Ornate Nrobatee
William Raser
Eliza A Sibley
Wooster Jawnal
Bertha Hickman
Jdobn
Hickman
Massillon Hospital
Toledo
Edward Laurer
Mansillon Hospital
Edward Carse
Dav Wolf
Lydia Engle
Charles Marthey
Joseph *Marthey
Anonsicker
J. M Angus
Cynthia Batdorff
Frank Batdorff
Jane Elsie Shallenberger
Fanny Schallenberger
Mary L. Stoner
Gallipolis
Stas
J. M. Yoder
Jacot Stesis
Hearlogg
W T. Peckinpaugh
St al
Thomas Peckinpaugh
Martin Cooper
Gulty
Rathbone Sisters Name New Officers for Year
The Rathbourne Sisters at a Friday meeting named officers for the new year. Reappointed are Mest eu ment chief Wis J PF Van Nest ex aenior, Mrs Leonard Saal treasurer, Mrs rank Fessemanaser, Mrs Henry Kettler records and correspondents, Miss Ora Brown treasurer of finance, Mrs Vi Mo Van rest temple, Miss Choir Diehl outer temple guard, Stella Ellaperman trustee for three years, Mrs Van Muschens. The edge is in excellent and prosperous condition in every way.
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Rathbour
Wis J PF van Nest
Aenior
Leonard Saal
Gy Questor
Rank Fessemanaser
Mere Henry Kettler
Ora Brown
Gettleman in Jail Amid Notoriety and Flight
Deputy Sheriff John Gettleman, linked by notoriety to eloping with Mrs Amanda Mishler Gettleman, was arrested after his bandsmen expressed fear he might evade capture. A quick Akron-bound trip followed the arrest as authorities planned to return shortly after catching a train.
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John Tiers
Gettalyman
Simorthorle
Amanda Mishler
Gettleman
Gieiselman
Akron
Blanders 206 Sometime Occasions Very Expensive Price
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about prices and medicine names. Key entities are unclear. no coherent event or persons are identifiable. Summary restrained to noting damaged text with mentions of drugs and a price reference.
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Autvon
Dr. Kones
Sbaubaeh & Boydsdrugatere
Seven football season deaths shock Wooster area
The Wooster region reported seven football related deaths this season amid a series of small town skirmishes and community events. Local residents, shops, and churches recount a quiet week punctured by sudden losses and unusual burglaries, with multiple families affected and a town-wide call for caution.
Undefined technical note on system errors and medical terms
The fragment discusses approach issues in a system and mentions serge ex sles plesspesa and Samarch sets ob ctrt Ritgears. It references stomach liver and headaches with unclear terms. Overall, a garbled compilation of system and medical phrasing without coherent events or identifiable individuals.
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Serge
Sles Plesspesa Oor
Samarch
Pearching Fahd
Enos Foreman Dead Former Wooster Publisher
Enos Foreman editor and publisher of the Wooster Weekly Republican died Wednesday at his son's home in Kansas City of old age. Born in 1420 in Baughman township, he moved to Michigan, studied at White Pigeon University, and practiced law before buying the Wooster paper and running it from 1460 to 1870. He later moved to Cleveland, then Kansas City, enduring business reverses in the panic of 1873 before returning to Wooster briefly and finally settling in Kansas City. Foreman was a noted writer and abolition advocate and served as Wooster postmaster appointed by President Lincoln, holding the office for four years.
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David Fand
Wayne Township
van Nest
Isaae
Nesautt and Battery
P B. Bowers
George Newkirk
Wooster
Mansfield
Allegheny
Crowl
Ander
United States Express Company
Hich
Traction Company
Downing Block
David Weaver
Weaver
W L. Firestone
Western Union
Firestone
E Lay
Fireateners Finess
Cleveland
Lay
Walt
Gomrg
Wooster Weekly Republican
New York Tribune Farmer
Republi
Tribune Parmer
Wayne County
Republican
New York Tribune
Enos Foreman
The
Enos Foreman Jr
Perry Strait
Kanaas City
Nos Foreman
John Foreman
Baughman Township
van Kirk
Foreman
White Pigeon University
Michigan State University
Whaworth-thiter
John McGregor
Mt Vernon
H C. Johnson
MccClure & Sanborn
College Avenue
Bowman Street
A .B. Taylor
Livingstone
Businet
Ios Tendence
Kansan
Fortuna
Roos Foreman
Tor
Statu Ie
Consideraly Forer Atti Aa
Tis Pen
Feagnoolu
The First Thanksgiving by Italian American Students
Pupils at nore avenue school wrote about the first Thanksgiving. The tale blends memory and legend of early settlers and Native people, describing woods, hunting, food, church, and a harvest feast with vivid but archaic imagery.
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Nore Avenue School
Kailbuck
Killbuck
Big Boys
Carter Ex-Army Officer Seeks Vindication In Civil Case
Former U S Army engineer captain Carter released from Leavenworth after a court martial for conspiracy to defraud. He aims to prove innocence in a civil federal case in Chicago with attorney Horace Stone collecting new evidence from Westcott family records. Stone cites bank books and loans as proof that Carter’s funds came from his late father in law, a New York millionaire.
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Leavernworth Rat
Navy
Obertin M. Carter
United States Army
Leavenworth
Carter
Iie
Chicago
Will B
Horace Stone
United States
Koblenut
Stone
Robert Westcott
New York
Mr. Wistcott
Europe
Greene-Gaynor
Westcott
Booth
Kohlsaar
Lorenzo
Stanton Carter
Mr. Stone
Cofter
Corps of Engineers
Last Game Ends Benson Series With University Scrubs Victory
The university scrubs defeated the high school team 21 to 6 on the university athletic field in a fast paced deciding game. Cramer starred with three touchdowns while Hauwiken contributed a strong effort. Fisher led the high school offense and Follis and Jim McSweeney showed notable work. The first half ended 4 to 6 with the lighter high school team hampered by early interference.
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University Scrubs
Benson
University Athletic Field
Scrubs
Cramer
Hauwiken
Fisher
Follis
Jim McSweeney
That Boy of Mine as Mrs Simmons Addresses Baptist Church
Mrs Anna Simmons spoke at a Friday Baptist church gathering drawing a large attentive audience. She warned boys about temptations and praised the W C T U work for guiding youth. Ribbons displayed money spent on liquor and tobacco versus church missions, prompting several donations to the local WC.
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Anna Simmons
The
Baptist Church
Sitmamons
Jennons
Simmons
Unfortunate Hungarian Worker Killed by Train at Orrville
A Hungarian laborer was killed Saturday morning in Orrville after stepping onto the tracks to avoid a westbound freight train. The eastbound passenger train halted, and the body was removed to Orrville for examination.
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Orrville
Feagel of Dalton Died After Stroke at Social Event
Mr William Feagel prominent lifelong businessman in Dalton died suddenly last night after a stroke following attendance at a Presbyterian ladies entertainment in Race hall. He leaves wife and two sons C B Feasel of Win Feasel & Sons and Howard Feasel of Columbus. Funeral at Presbyterian church Monday afternoon with supper event prior. Mrs Feasel veteran Civil War nurse and church member.
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Dalton
Wm. Feagél
Race’s Hall
C B. Feasel
Win _Feasel
C. W. Lawrence
Dr Cunningham
Wooster
John Nooman
Anna B. Simmons
WCTU
Youthful Forger Suspect in Shreve Check Incident
H E Van Niman, a Shreve business man, cashed a ten dollar check on Thursday from Sanford Starner aged 19 of Centreville. The check bore Jacob Hoover of Shreve signature, who called it a forgery. Hoover says he never issued such a check and Shreve officers sought Starner who was seen late Thursday night. Starner is said to be wanted in Akron for a similar charge.
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H .E van Niman
Shreve
Sanford Starner
Centreville
Jacob *Hoover
Hoover
Starner
Starer
Young Starner
Akron
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
An 1890s style advertorial notes kidney issues often go undetected. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, urinary problems, and related symptoms, claiming cures and offering samples from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
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Amifira
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp Root
Binghamton, N. Y
Pink Pills Promoted By Local Woman’s Recovery Story
A town resident credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing anemia and nervous prostration after years of illness. She describes gradual improvement within weeks, regaining strength and appetite, and urges others to try the medicine, noting full name on each package and pricing options.
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Isaac Fulton
Wilesiams
Dro
William
Dros Williams
Plinar's Médicine Co
Sthenactady
Attorneys Listed in Wooster Directory Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several Wooster legal practitioners with office locations including West Liberty Street and East Liberty Street. The garbled text names multiple attorneys and firms such as Funk e Taggart and Norris McCarran, suggesting a historical lawyer directory page.
Elks Offer Reward After Cripple Creek Mine Explosion
Cripple Creek Colorado reports the coroner's jury could not determine the cause of the explosion at the led supper mine last Friday night which claimed Superintendent McCormick's life and others. The Elks lodge offers a reward as investigators search for the truth amidst the tragedy.
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Elks
Cripple Creek
Colo
Croner
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Lowell, Masa
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Wil Heller
Inage
Rev S E Neikirk Woosters
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Phillips
Adaresses
Peter Yoder
Kens Vite Styer
Adron Sanders Jobo Lamehiin
Albert Evans
Byron Batuoskat
M Tawney
J B France
David Nice
Nice
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Wooeter
Rathbone Sisters
Robert W
Woater
Ty and Coony
Weyster
Bob Wilson
Bob
Robert
Clarence Robinson
Fredericksburg
Will Youngs
Ray Pinkerton
Greant
Sherman Wyre
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Cal
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Frank O Miller
Chiddren
John Kusaler
Mr Miller
Pennsylvania Yards
Canton
Roberts Davia
Pittabure
Mtiee Fom Barre Samuivisionary
Japan
Masnilton
Wry, Schaffter
Columbus
James Lawrence
Charles
Irvin Wilhelm
Wesley Zang
John Glass
South Bever Street
Dominick Bartolman
Palmer Street
Frank Brien
Doyles Town
Anna ‘Josephine Doyle
Barberton
Church of the Sacred Heart
Wadsworth
Wadsworth the Alarm From Box 35
Prospect
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Buchheit
Wittsburg Avenue
Henry Streets
Tobe Merz
Onpenia
Waster
Granite Works
Fast Liberty Street
Wall Engane
Gawes
Univers'ty
Esfort
Tees
Cyrene de Derr
Coville
Dhivai Artek
Bren Be
Saybelt Avenue
O'Brien
Ney
Shape & Co Ie
Jom Kalmbach
T P
Bowman Navne Kebekah Lodge
J OM Lockhart
Lana Mo Snooth
Princeton
Etarel
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Committee of
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Winfield, Kan
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Santa Fe
Fisher LE
Heinicel Reimance
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Raddick
Cc Dunn
McSweeney
Clliott McClarran
T Garvin Blough
E Taggart
Mrs Simmons
Kilmer
Rinzhamton, N. Y
Laubach& Bow
Fulton
Irwin, PA
Oseph
Eritz
Wooster National Bank
West Liberty Street
Wooster, Chico
W. Funke
Coardion & Co
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Iron Block
Liberty St
Wooster, O
Miclure Martin L. Smyse
Iclure & Smyser
Attorneys-At-Law
Merchant's Emporium
Upatainene Ae
Firane Taggart
Tag
Fredrick's Store
East Liberty St
Nacclarran & Jones
Coe Tite
Cece
John
McEarrans
Charles C
Jonesy
Okita
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Par Wor & Taylor
J B. Taylor
Attorneys-At-Laws
RC. Tayror
Ohio
Swartz
H. A. Hart
EYE and Ear
Ofice—Downing Block
Beall
Bowmany
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Stoll
J.B. Pstorn
Ryall
W. Ryall
North Market Street
Eret
Dr Stoll
Beall Avenue
Bowman
Fpeamas A. Elder
Ay MD
H. N. Mateer
Buckeyer Streets
Leo
P. ‘Sr Secnicn
Welleraville
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Laubach
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