Prohibition Organ Congratulated by Dick
The Wayne County Herald the anti saloon organ received a letter from General Charles Dick chairman of the Republican state committee thanking them for their role in Roosevelt's election and the Republican victory. Dick praises the press influence and the Herald's part in building public support for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Charles Dick
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Herald
Hoe
Swallow
Social Notes on William Taylor Wedding Return
William Taylor and wife from Wayne township celebrate imminent home from their wedding trip with a lively bell ringing heard as far as Wooster. Harvey L. All emand, rural carrier, marries Pearl Berry. post office crowd celebrates with cigars. Rev J M Guckhart conducts ceremony at his home. Bod Mra Alleman plans housekeeping soon at the corner of South Buckeye and East South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Wayne Township
Wooster
William
Taylor
Harvey L. All Emand
Harvey
Miss Pearl Berry
W H Berry
J M Guckhart
Baptist Church
Bod
Mra Alleman
Buckeye
Sorthr
Veterans Elect Officers At Given Post Meeting 1906
At the regular Given Post G A R R meeting on Thursday evening officers for 1906 were elected. Post commander Dr. T A Elder, vice commander Thomas Eberly, junior vice commander Jacob B Snyder, officer of day Woodson Uke, quartermaster Moses Enos Pierson, surgeon Aaron R Boffenmyer, chaplain S J Blake, trustee S S Shilling. Delegates to Ohio encampment were S C Beebe and James B Taylor with alternates Robert J Smith and C B H Alesler.
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G. A R&r
T. A. Elder
Vicu- der
Thomas Eberly
Jacob B. Snyder
Woodson
Moses
Enos Pierson
Aaron R. Boffenmyer
S. J. Blake
S. Shilling
Ohio
S.C. Beebe
James B. Taylor
Robert J. Smith
C. B H. Alesler
Stranger Worked a Fraud on Erie Train Passenger
On an eastbound Erie train, Albert Johnson of Golambus Pa fell victim to a con man who claimed to need money for his dying mother. The stranger, seated beside Johnson, offered to exchange a small sum of silver for a larger amount and pulled four $20 bills from Johnson’s pocket during a staged dispute, escaping with $80. Police investigation follows in the county.
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Erie
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Idaho
Golambus
Egag
Burbank
Etold Johnson
Flintaesmér
Monay
Bank receivership in Wooster continues business at old stand
The Wooster National Bank remains open under receivership, pursuing a steady path toward stabilization over coming weeks. Receivers and staff work through banking hours, with plans to announce deposits dividends when finances permit, while public nerves ease and rumors dissipate about Andrew Carnegie or other figures.
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the Wooster National Bank
Lynch
L. P. Obliger
Orrville
Millersboro
Mr. Obliger
Viry
Ghiiper
Alurmetman
Cuba
Electric Bitters Promise Quick Relief for Stomachs
Revelation warns of revolt as nervousness and stomach upsets signal trouble. Electric Bitters is advertised to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and clear the blood. The remedy claims benefit for run down systems with aches fading, priced at 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee by Laubach & Bord Druggists.
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Laubach & Bord Druggists
Baby's Own Tablets touted by mothers as best medicine
A Cleveland mother testimonial praises Baby's Own Tablets as the best medicine for her six week old baby. She notes relief from colic and improved sleep allowing her to resume chores. The ad claims cures for constipation diarrhoea indigestion cold and feverishness and offers 26 cents a box plus postpaid delivery by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Louis Primo
Brownell Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Bitter Fight Warns Against Ignoring Dr King’s Discovery
A Beall Mississippi reader touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption noting his wife’s quick relief after prior failures. The ad promises guaranteed relief with price details and free trial bottles offered by Laubach and Boyd druggists.
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Mwfk
Irregular bids on bonds amid low offers amid market confusion
The text describes unclear pricing for items held by parties at the Bratt bank, with buyers taking items at the lowest price possible. It notes no regular price being paid, and that short time options are closing at current prices amid market tension.
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Bratt Bank
Massillon Clerk Dies In Suicide Shooting In Massillon
Walter Zetters aged 25, a clerk at Massillon Loan and Bailing company, shot himself today. He died almost instantly. Authorities report his accounts were in order and no motive is known. The event shocks the city as police investigate.
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Massillon
Walter Zetters
Massillon Loan and Bailing Company
Hias
For Wife's Affection lawsuit against Blessing
George W. Kistler sues Jamex Blessing alleging alienation of Mrs. Stella Jo Kistler's affection. He claims May 15, 1902 and multiple times after, the defendant debauched and carnally knew Stella Jo Kistler, wife of the plaintiff, depriving him of companionship and causing great distress. He seeks R30 damages.
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George W. Kistler
Bia
John 8. Avair
Jamex Blessing
Kistler Kistler
Divera Times
Carnally
Stella Jo Kistler
Excitement at Shreve Over Possible Human Bones Found
Reports from Shreve describe a burned barn on the Dr Todd farm with bones found near the ruins. Fire investigators suspect possible human origin while locals weigh whether the remains belong to a tramp or unknown person. Authorities and Dr H J Satie were mentioned as involved, with confusion over details in the initial reports.
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Shreve
Thurstay
H J Satie
Dore
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
An advertisement urges readers to test kidney health with a simple sediment test and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all. The copy claims relief from back pain urinary issues and overactive bladder, touts free sample and book by mail from Kilmer Swamp Root Co, Binghamton NY, mentioning reading the paper.
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Kilmer
Tama
Swampool, Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Columbus area railroad line projected by Mt Vernon firm
Incorporation of the Cleveland Wooster Mt Vernon and Columbus Railroad Co of Mt Vernon was announced with 10000 capital by John J Vail James R B Grahaw James A Tiller Fred W Jones and E F Shelley. Plan calls for an electric line from Cleveland to Columbus via Coyahuga Medina Samwit Wayne Stark Hulmes Rabin Crawford Richland Knox Licking and Franklin counties. F W Jones indicated work to start next spring with survey work and maps completed. The line may run Columbus to Wooster via Homer and Johnstown with possible Utica routing changes noted.
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Columbus
Cleveland, Wooster
Mt Vernon
Raily&oad Co
Mt. Vernon
John J Vail
James RB. Grahaw
Jamea A Tiller
Fred W. Jones
E F. Shelley
Cleveland
Coyahuga
Medina
Samwit
Wayne Stark
Hulmes
Rabin
Crawford
Richland
Knox
Licking
Franklin Crition
Bred W. Jones
Wooster
Mt Vernon Repoublican Newe
Jones
Republican News
Itu Western
Jst
Homer
Johnstown
Mages
Utica
Jonva
Man shot in hip as neighbor wounded during dispute
John Steiner of between Applecreek and Mt. Eaton fired a shotgun at neighbor John Smedley during a quarrel Wednesday night. Smedley was severely wounded but not in danger. a Mt. Eaton physician tended him. Steiner was startled by the incident and returned indoors after the shooting.
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John Steiner
Applecreek
Mt. Eaton
Eosea
Jim
Wiscover
Mann
John Smedley
State convention of Brother hood of American Yeomenn in Wooster
The state convention of the Brotherhood of American Yeomenn meets at the Knights of Pythias hall in Wooster on February 15 at 10 in the forenoon. Delegates selected include John Ponick A S Rabie and Wilmot Snyder. A S Rabl MT Loa was chosen as delegate to the national convention to be held in Denver. Officers were elected: Foreman M B Brown Cares Gey Wilmot Gnyders correspondent G I Gardiner masters of accounts Pontot physician Thea McCuftough. A note mentions Hollistar Rocky Mountain tablets at ten cents per tablet.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Ohio
Wooster
John Ponick
A-S. Rabie
Wilmot Snyder
Danver
Quifa Arr
Foreman
M. B. Brown¢e
Gey
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Hood
Susan A. Toy
Withers
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Prohibition Organ
Social Notes
Burbanka
Pang
Andrew Carnegie
Oberlin
Cincinnati Inquirer
New York World
Pittsburgua
Wayne County National Bank
A. C. Frick
Mia
Cassie &L Chadwick
John M. Criley
World
New York
Enquirer
Cincinnati
B.C Frick
Frank McCarron
Wooster Cigar Co
Diamond Alivy
Zimmerman & Co
Wooster National Bank
Zimmerman
Gust
McCarron
Fac
Tory
Mr. McCarron
J. ©. McClarran
J T. Keister
Capt
W O. Beeber
Crosby M.tawney
Frank C. Gerlach
Galion Inquirer
L. P Obliger
J. R. Zimmerman
Galion
Opinnion
Canton
L. P Ohliger
Austen Ruberite
Rubertie
Qobliger
Zimmerman & C
John C. McClarran
Chamberlain
J.W. Smith
Fur
Texas
Finisiay
Daily Republican
J. B. Franz
History ‘of
BANE
Douglas
Bonewitz, Emrich & Co
G. P. Emrich
D. Robinson
M. Welker
J Zimmerman
G B. Smith
J SS. Hallowell
W. Burton
David Robinson
Cashier
Republican
J. R. Ziesmerwan
Wen
Obliger
Piret
Zimmerwan & Co
Oblizer
Recwiver Lynch
Examiners Cumberland Or Starck
Sues
James Blessing
Don Mnake
Dr. Platt
Cleveland, Wooster, Mt. Vernon
Orrville Road
Fey
Josaphiz
Aysr
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Hollistar
Rocky Mountain
Lau~buch & Boyd
Hamilton
Wooster Hardware CO
Troy
Gearhart & Hawk
Overton
Cacy
Rivera Meezan
Hidneys
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello, Il
Br. Caldwell
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