Arrest of Kell After Arrival on Geltic Steamer
Fragmented report describes Kell arriving on the Geltic from London and being taken into custody by Detective James Tate Sr. He admitted his identity and is held at the central police station awaiting a hearing. Details include mention of a Lake Erie vessel with 14 crew, Captain Saines Gotham, and Mabel Pewison's statements.
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Kell
Lixnd
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Tate, Sr
Eeraetsative
Duran
Central Police
Lake Erie
Ralph
Probate filings and estate actions in Martin Bar and others
Multiple probate filings appear: guardianship of Martin Barkey estate. second account by guardian. executor Isaiah Biggs with sixth account. administrator appointments for Te estate of Teard township. bond posted by Wilson. S. G. Gill as administrator filing accounts. order to sell real estate and private sale. guardian George E. Smith seeks sale of Ira L. Smith estate. Philemon Sprunger estate inventory and ward's estate approved. hearings scheduled for estate matters in various townships.
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Tidee Rorere le Aga
Martin Bar Schon
Charle Barkey
Hexring
Isaiah Biggs
George Biggs
Henri Isaiah Biggs
Henry
Eo Gardner
Baughman Township
Pro Naeier
Jenhna
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Sweep
A wide older newspaper style ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney, bladder and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promises relief from frequent urination, pain, and after effects of alcohol. It offers samples and booklets by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Egeeneait
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Wooster Wins Over Alliance In Snowbound Derby
Wooster high school defeated Alliance high school 15 to 0 in driving snow, closing Wooster’s season with a 96 to 10 scoring edge. The Alliance defense was overwhelmed as Wooster dominated play, despite poor attendance due to bad weather.
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Alliance
Wooster High School
Company D
Swooster
Alliance High School
Alianice
Wooster
Alliance Eleven
Éyda
L. B . Mchaine
Shives
Weiman
Oka Gseos McQuigg
Bienes Livingston
R.qsi
Sige We Tres
Inlet Stauffer R
Hoffman Nice Bate
Bee Qoee
Ah Folbsay
R. H
Stewart Noggle
I.h
Company BD
Company K
Pany K
Mt. Union
Keister
Wooster Boys
Zuaber
Bimb
Bentley
Albright Yagei
Keister Hazlett
Reddick Shaffer
Guarda
Myers
Zuber
Yaggi
Hazlett
Reddick
Barber Frank Ackerman Buys Scotland Shop on Market Street
Frank Ackerman the well known barber has purchased the Scotland shop located on South Market Street indicating a change in business ownership.
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Frank Ackerman
Scotland
South Market Street
Chief Croker Dismissed From Fire Department Service
New York reports Chief Edward F. Croker, age 39, dismissed from the fire department by Commissioner Sturgis, effective December. He was found guilty of neglecting fire code enforcement at a Park Avenue hotel, diverting public property to private use, and conduct prejudicial to discipline and to uniformed personnel. Croker, nephew of Richard Croker and president of the National Association of Fire Chiefs, vows to fight. Also includes a Dun & Co weekly trade review noting weather, footwear and winter goods demand, rail congestion, and steady earnings with high coke prices and tight fuel supply affecting pig iron and steel production.
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F. Croker
Sturgis
Croker
Park Avenue
uGa
Uniformia Force
Weiter
Chist
Edward F. Croker
Department
Richard Croker
The
National Association of Fire Chiefs
R. G. Dun & Company
Southwest
Pliteburg
Jcie
Suttons Challenge in Samar and Bacolod Threats
Report from Manilla details Constabulary Inspector Hendrix killed by a Ladron band in Samar. His detachment routed. one soldier and Hendrix died. A letter from the sultan of Bacolod to Captain Pershing proclaims Americans as hogs and dares war. High-level negotiations underway with Governor Taft and Archbishop Guidi.
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Sutton
Manilla
Constabulary
Hendrix
Samar Island
Constabuteary
Bacolod
America
Captain Pershing
Camp Vivars
Weddings Bind Five Couples in Wooster History
In Wooster area, multiple weddings bound five couples across Thanksgiving week. Elsie Branstetter wed Quincy Patton at his Mentor home amid ferns and chrysanthemums. Andrew M. Smith married Mary Mougey at the Mougey home with a modest luncheon and plans to settle in Pittsburgh. Ellyn Shipley wed Charles Langell in a West Larwill Street ceremony with music and Mayors and guests from Barberton to Cleveland. Shipley Langell featured a Kansas City tie of the bride’s family and Wooster’s Adams, with 101 guests and gifts from far regions. Griffin Bowman's wedding to Fay Bowman occurred at Mrs. Frick's home with reception. Griffin plans to relocate to Pittsburgh. Mary Johnson, married at noon to Marion Showalter near Wooster, closing a flurry of Thanksgiving weddings.
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Charles O. Langell
Ellyn. Shipley
Quincy A. Patton
Elsie Branstetter
Andrew M. Smith
Mary E. Mougey
Harry R. Griffin
Fay MM. Bowman
Mary E. Johnson
Vsti T
Bowman
Jacob Frick
Griffin
Woostene
Pinsburg
M. Bowman
C. K. Bowman
Wooster
W. Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Frick
Lowry
Rutter
Pittssburg
Smith-Mougey
John I. Smith
West South Street
Mary B. Mouge
J.andra
Jacob Mougey
East Wooster
H. W. Lowry
First Presbyterian Church
Ben Alcock
Mies
Margaret Smith
Mongey
Andrew Branstetter
West Wooster
Elsie
Quincy Patton
Mentor
Mendelssohn
Drucilla Bolus
Helen Jongy
Gideon O. Smith
Emma Jones
Willis Bryson
Mila Branstetter
Applebaugh
Barberton
Horace Miller
Pittsburg
C. W. Lamb
Harry
Frank Praeger
Eva Alexander
Massillon
Patton
Mic Mumar
Long
Atrands
Tami
Ted
Archer Towindow
Mente
Missea Lucy
Bertha Warret
Saybolty
Nora Shipley
Sardime
Mies Gertrude Plank
Lucy Saybolt
Mies Zell
Misa Edith
Wooster University
High School of
Kansas City
Hose
James Reed
C. E. Frailey
Howard Reed
Warren Holloway
Columbiana
Nora
Myrtle Shipley
John Langell
Cleveland
Earl Plank
Will Adams
Harvard
Clark C. Adama
Philadelphia
R. F. Smith
Marion Showalter
Comann
Near Wooster
Miles’ Restorative Nervine Ad Seen by Reverend Preachers
A reform era testimonial promotes Miles Restorative Nervine for nervous and heart diseases. The piece quotes Rev. and Elders urging readers to request a free book from the Br. Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana, claiming weight gain and health benefits.
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Ibal
Csiding
Br. Miles Medieval Co
Elkhart, Ind
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