Ernest Thomen Passes After Illness in Wooster
Ernest Thomen a prominent Wooster German resident died at 10 30 p m after a weeks long illness from complications of diseases and ill health aged over seventy He was a tanner by trade and a charter member of Morgan Stern Lodge Knights of Pythias He married Catharine Leininger in 1858 and later Kate Gasche keeping residence in Wooster where he maintained honesty and fair dealing He leaves two sons Albert and Edward and his funeral was held at 1 30 p m Sunday with interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Ernest Thomen
Tne
Banday
Wooster
Grand Dutchy
Baden
Thomen
Ferewell
New York
Frederick Leininger
Dalton
Catharine Leininger
Albert Thomen
Beatrice
Kate Gasche
C. Gaschen
Edward Thomen
Ernest
Fidence
Java
Mr. Suntan
Morgan Stern Lodge Knights of Pythias
Stricken With Blindness Hits Cleveland Paving Leader
MF Bramley president and manager of the Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company was stricken blind Friday afternoon. Physicians warned the affliction might be permanent. Bramley, well known locally, had recent family losses and had attended his aged parents the night before. He suddenly lost sight after returning to his Roxe building office. He endured intense eye pain and received immediate medical care. He expressed confidence in recovery.
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MF. Brawley
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
Bramley
John Seigenthaler
Mr Bramley
Sammoyance
John Tamley
Brawley
Roxe
Lost Horse by Accident in Electric Wagon
W. 5. Bryson on Saturday morning suffered the loss by death of the horse used in the electric package wagon. The horse was sick and had been taken to Dr. Derr's hospital. The animal was suffering with pain and, in falling, ruptured some internal organs and died within minutes. Also contains advertisements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Noans Olotioort, typical early 20th century tonics.
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Bryson
Wooster Rallies Support for $20,006 Road Bond Drive
About 100 Wooster residents and merchants attend a Wednesday meeting to push for raising $20,006 to complete the Wooster Mansfield electric line. Capt. J B Taylor elected chairman, Albert Dix secretary, with Rev Singerly outlining stock subscription terms and trustees named for local handling. Another meeting planned as interest grows and past railway failures noted.
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Wooster
Wooster-Mansfeld
van Nest
J. B. Taylor
Albert Dix
Dix
Singerly
Manafield
Cooley
John Chesrown
Jacob Fredrick
Edwards
Wertz
Legatinger Leggings Span Jerseys in Varied Styles
A listing describes leggings labeled for children women and men including canvas options in multiple sizes. It markets stretchy comfortable apparel intended for daily wear with emphasis on fit and range of motion.
Winter Shoes Renamed Sale At Xmas Store
A local shoe retailer promotes Christmas shoe savings inviting customers to try one pair. The storefront advertises styles and promises lower prices, urging shoppers to step in and see what is offered this season.
Rubber Boots and Local Trade Dull in Bay Area
Fragmented note reports a list of items and people in Moeurbee Bay trade, with rubber boots mentioned and several unclear names. The readable bits suggest a casual commerce or barter context among locals, highlighting footwear quality and social groups.
Weather Riches for Daily Rubbers Sales
The notice touts selling rubbers for daily use amid a weather forecast vibe. It emphasizes widespread need and everyday practicality, presenting a promotional tone with a catchy frontier-style line about imminent weather and utility.
Wooster plans immediate prep for Wooster-Manefield line
Philadelphia financier GG Jackson will arrive next Wednesday with surveyors to begin preliminary work on the Wooster-Manefield electric line and complete it before winter. David Collier reports Jackson’s telegram confirming the engineers’ arrival and Wooster’s expected subscriptions to the railroad project.
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Jackson
Philadelphia
Wooster-Manefield
Wooster
Meeting of Citizens
Constipation Cures Promoted by Meyers Tas Cure
A short ad-like notice touts Meyers Tas as a remedy to regulate bowels and ease bowel movement. It claims relief for constipation through oral use and markets the product as a cure. The wording resembles vintage patent medicine language with emphasis on digestive comfort.
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