Hops Cream Not Booze In Injunction Case
Judge Eason ruled in Wooster that Cream of Hops is not an intoxicant. Wm W Meeks had sought to restrain George J Krieger from collecting a $1000 Dow liquor tax after Meeks admitted selling Cream of Hops. State inspectors testified they bought three bottles on duty. a chemist said it lacked sufficient alcohol to be an intoxicant. The court perpetual injunction against the treasurer.
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Eason
Wm. W Meeks
Wooster
George J Krieger
Meeks
Old Soldier Dead T E Welch Passes Away in Sandusky
Telegram reports the death of Thomas Edgar Welch in the Soldier's Home hospital at Sandusky. Aged about 62, he had pulmonary trouble and entered the home a year ago. He was born near Dalton, West Virginia, served in a West Virginia regiment during the Rebellion, and is survived by two children and a sister.
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Sandusky
Thomas Edgar Welch
Welch
Mr Welch
West Virginia
Frank Schaff
Wooster
Robert Welch
Cleveland
Jacob Robinson
Penn a Pays Huge Sums From Railroad Worker Relief Funds
The Pennsylvania Railroad system reports total relief payouts exceed twenty five million dollars since program start. East of Pittsburgh and on West line payments cover disability and death benefits with October figures noted, including 102 500.15 disbursements and 40 937.00 to families of deceased members.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
the Lines_West
Lines West
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Il Ot
No Local Competitors At Great Columbus Corn Meeting
The experiment station showed an exhibit at the Columbus corn meeting, with no Wayne county competitors among prize winners. The display highlighted wheat and corn breeding work and drew much attention. At the final banquet, deemed the state's greatest agricultural banquet, Prof C G Williams of the Experiment Station was invited to speak.
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Columbus
Wayne County
C G . Willams
Experiment Station
Who Is A L Long From Wooster In Cleveland Echo
Cleveland evening papers on Wednesday claimed A L Long of Wooster was struck by a pass bogarnutra and killed. The item appears mistaken for Wooster, as no one knew any A L Long from that city.
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Cleveland
A L Long
Wooster
A L. Long
Public Thanksgiving Service and Christian Optimism Sermon
A Union Thanksgiving service at the Christian church drew a large crowd on Thursday. Rev Frank Heilman spoke on Christian Optimism, arguing it as a belief in the world’s coming to Christ and linking it to progress in morality, education, and missions. The article notes references to science, evolution, and quotes from Hoar, ending with faith in the Kingdom of Christ.
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Frank Heilman
Lutheran Church
Hellman
France
England
Sed Root
Voltaire
Paine
House of Representatives
Senate
Toa
America
Scenace
Darwin
Haeckel
Kelvin Taft
Newcomb
Hoar
Mass
Lord
Christ
Preventics Candy Cold Cure Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Gist says druggists tout Preventics as a four advantage cold remedy. No quinine or harsh taste. Claims near instant relief and candy like flavor. Large 48 tablet box priced at 26 cents, available at local pharmacies. Also advertised for feverish children and skin conditions.
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Bixlep&fodern Pharmacy
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Grateful for flowers from Mr and Mrs A W Woodward and Family.
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A W Woodward
Death of Mrs Leah Bixler After Pneumonia
Mrs Leah Bixler died at 1 in the afternoon Thursday November 26 at her Spink street home after a brief pneumonia illness. Nearly 77, born in Wayne Township, daughter of Jacob and Catherine Baker, she married David Bixler in 1856 and lived in Wooster. A Methodist, she was esteemed for piety and motherhood. Survived by husband and seven children and seven grandchildren: Alice Baker of Boston. Fred Uteler of Mexico City. Harvey Bixler of Chicago. Cora Bixler of Wooster. Guy Bixler of New York City. Mark Bixler of Kansas City. and six others.
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David Hixler
Spink Street
Leah Baker Hixler
Wayne Township
Jacob and
Catherine Baker
Seltiera Io
Wayne County
Swatca County
David Bixler
Wooster
Bean Avenue
Irving
Alice Baker
Boston, Mass
Fred J. Uteler
Mexico City
Harvey Bixler
Chicago
Cora Bixler
Guy Bixler
New York City
Mark Bixler
Kansas City
Kan
Applecreek Bond Injunction Dissolved By Judge Eason
On Friday morning Judge Eason dissolved the injunction restraining Applecreek village council from selling bonds for water works. The case of Captain J B Taylor et al versus Chase Brandt et al was set for Friday afternoon with JR Taylor and Mahlon Roach for the plaintiff and L Spooner for the defendant.
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Eason
Applecreek
Capt J B Taylor
Chase Brandt
JR. Taylor
Mahlon Roach
L. Spooner
First Christmas Window Display Shibley and Hudson
Shibley and Hudson unveiled the first trimmed window for the Inolis days and on Wednesday showed a tasteful display of handsome goods in their large window. Subscribe for the Republican.
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Shibley and Hudson
Inolis
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