Geiselman Pleads Guilty in Highway Robbery Case
Geiselman, indicted for highway robbery linked to the assault of Albert Thompson, pleaded guilty before Judge Eason on Monday. Prosecutor Carlin prosecuted for the State, Jos Fritz represented the defense. Fritz cited a new law granting judges authority to suspend execution and place convicts on probation during their sentence, and asked for its application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Y Geiselman
Albert Thompson
Eason
Carlin
Jos. Fritz
Fritz
Hason
Geiselman
First Offense Admitted as Felony in Mast Case
Clem Mast, held for extradition by Chicago authorities, admits guilt to a felony crime. Special officer Johnson from Chicago arrives with papers, shackle to a car, and returns Mast to the Windy City. Kellogg showed reluctance to prosecute, while the boarding house operator supplied funds for Mast’s transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Johnson
Chicago
Clem Mast
Lerner
Johnson
Itt
Windy City
Mast Johnson
Mast
Ilionis
Kellogg
Dolls for any price bring children to view
A short sale notice offers dolls in white and black, rag-kid styles, sleeping dolls dressed for sale at 5 10 or 25 cents. Shoppers may browse with the children allowed to look as long as desired.
Pioneer Woman Metz Dies in Wooster Home
Mrs Susan A Metz widow of Jacob Metz longtime Wayne County resident passes at 8 am Monday at her North Market Street home. Born December 25 1819 in Fredericks Maryland she moved to Wayne County at 13. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm. Also reports Hon G Mouser of Marion hospitalized in Wooster after uremic poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan A Metz
Jacob Metz
North Market Street
Metz
Wayne County
Fredericks
Maryland
Susan Myers
Wooster
A. D. Metz
Mary Metz
Hurt on Ice Miss Emeline McSweeney Injured at Wooster
Miss Emeline McSweeney of Beall Avenue slipped and fell after church services on Sabbath, injuring her right hip. Surgeons reported ligaments torn with no bone fracture at Wooster hospital where she was treated under anesthesia, and she rested Monday afternoon despite severe pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline McSweeney
Emmeline McSweeney
Beall Avenue
Miss McSweeney
Wooster Hosps
Merkle and Bruce Fight Ends With Arrests in Shreve
Shreve was enlivened Saturday night by a fight between Hal Merkle and Albert Bruce, young men. During the scrap the pair broke a window in the Way restaurant and were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Hal Merkle
Albert Bruce
Way
Hershey and Raser sue McDowell for wool sale debt
In Common Pleas on Tuesday afternoon the case Hershey and Raser vs M F McDowell was heard to recover 65 dollars on a contract for wool. George N Starn appears for the plaintiffs while E S Wertz and C W Horn represent the defendant. Special prices on Christmas furniture at Danford. wk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Hershey & Raser
M. F. McDowell
George N Starn
E.S. Wertz
C. W. Horn
Money on deposit list for Wayne county recipients
County auditor I Hough releases vouchers for numerous owed sums ranging from fractions of a dollar to multiple dollars. The list, containing names such as Philip Guenther, D A Patton, J W Troxel, and H B Dohner, spans 1907 and 1908 with total amounts varying by individual, organization, and year, and aims to ensure every entitled person receives their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Hough
William Luke
Jacob Kramer
Philip Graber
Bilal
Wilson Coffman
Albert Wertz
H. B. Dohner
Armstrong Brown
Melvin Bechtel
Paul Geiser
Philip Guenther
D. A. Patton
Clayton Steels
M. W. Leckrome
Sherman Biggs
Fred Spreng
Samuel Woods
Adolph Finger
EK. Hershberger
D. B. Woods
J. W. Tanner
A. R. Gensemer
J. H. Wiley
O. D. Kauffman
Wm. Aber
Geo. Sanderson
Arthur W Campbell
W. H. Peters
A. G. Sigler
Solomon Saurer
Geo. Newell
Allen Bookwalter
Frank Rose
Dominic Raucci
W. M. Kinney
Henry W. Marr
A. B. Campbell
Ephriam Hushour
Jacob Ray
Melvin Holmes
William Donley
C. C. Blosser
Jerome Carson
the Wooster Republica
the Wooster Republican
Samuel Johnagn
Harry Getz
Gerda
Fanny Dadpie
David D. Amstutz
Daniel Ault
Walter Edwards
W. H. Miller
Rodney Russell
Central Union Tel
Cap
James Bechtal
Dan Carter
Thurman Johnson
Cline Speiglemire
L. A. Hedges
Jack Harris
Ulysses Rock
Chas. Marks
Jacob McConnell
Jacob Manzleman
Chas. Derr
Chas. Duell
F . Jordan
Wm. Poole
Chas. A. Tenny
E. W. Wells
Chas Brillhart
Daniel Heller
Bud Braydon
Chas. White
Chas Derr
John Mauzlejoan
Victor Eberwine
Emil Eberwine
James Shirts
W H Brown
J E L. Pruitt
L. A Hedges
Elmer St. John
Einey Edwards
Cavaney
John Winkhart
George Kay
Mary Christman
Thomas Morgan
Ira Franks
Mohler
John Newell
John Fossacca
Benj. D. Miller
Fred Kostenbader
Thos. Armstrong
P Cc. Firestone
John C. Miller
Geo. W. Kramer
McAnaney & Koble
Chas. E. Studer
Bur. Lance
Roy McClure
Collier Printing Co
W .H. Long
A. P. Leickheim
Jerry Bevington
Amos Witwer
James Skees
Robi. L. Adair
Alfred Getz
Adam Getz
Barnard Kieffer
Samuel Lee
Adam Fogle
DIED AT MANSFIELD N M Eichelberger Dies at Home in Mansfield
N M Eichelberger former head of Smith Schott wholesale grocery in this city died at his Mansfield home Thursday evening shortly after 10 o'clock. A telephone message to Geoge Schwartz brought Wooster the first news. He had been active in business here, helped establish the firm’s foothold, and was a notable neighbor on North Market Street. He suffered rheumatism that progressed to artery hardening and heart leakage. He was also a golf enthusiast observed in the community.
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Ohio
G. Mouser
Marion
Congress
Thirteenth
Wooster Hospital
Mouser
Washington
Pittsburg
Canton
Orrville
Mr.Mouser
Wooster
Geo. W. Ryall
Ryall
Danford
G. E. Mouser
Marion Ohio
Grant
EB. Mouser
al. Haworth
Crestline
Haworth
Crest- Tine
N. M. Eichelberger
Smith Schott
Mansfield
Geoge Schwartz
Eichelberger
Big North Market Street
Charles Curry
Gover
Contract Closed For Preliminary Plans By Vernon Redding
Members of the committee of attorneys reported to the County Commissioners on Monday that the contract with Vernon Redding of Mansfield to prepare preliminary plans has been closed. The plans require approval by the Commissioners Clerk of Courts Sheriff Probate Judge and one person named by the Common Pleas Court Judge. Judge Eason named David Myers of Wooster as the designated approving party.
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Common Pleas Court
County Commissionera
Iesult of
Board of Commissioners
Vernon Redding
Mansfield
Common Pleas
Eason
David Myers
Wooster
Weasler vs Seelye Loan Denial Heads to Court
On Monday afternoon Dr M I Weasler filed suit against Prof W J Seelye seeking $100 alleged loan. Seelye denies the loan claim and says the money was given to him to invest in an old proposition Fritz and Hart for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I Weasler
W J Seelye
Prof. Seelye
Fritz and Hart
Mahlon Rouch
Creston News Briefs Include Visitors and Events
Creston notes include Col C. V. Hard from Wooster and Ex-Sheriff Garver visiting. Police Prosecutor J. F. Strennick of Lorain stayed with C. A. Mellen. Glazier Jubilee Singers performed to a modest crowd. Dr. J. B. Wickersham to open Creston Lyceum Course at M. E. church. Christmas shopping begins. local folks comment on politics, Prohibition era humor, and skating on a brick yard pond during the cold snap.
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Creston
C. V. Hard
Wooster
Garver
Near West Salem
J. F. Strennick
Lorain
C. A. Mellen
Glazier Jubilee Singers
Chicago Glazier Lyceum Bureau
Bryan
Rudyard Kipling
Carrie Nation
Rud
Carrie
Uncle Joe
South Side
Teddy
Congressional Zoo
Africa
Peruna Cures Long-Standing Catarrh in Sophia Kittlenen
Miss Sophia Kittlenen of Branaton Ill writes of twenty five years with catarrh and a failing cough. After trying many cures she used Peruna and reports the chronic ailment is gone with her health much improved. She recommends Peruna to others. Peruna tablets offered as a fluid alternative with the same medicinal ingredients. Man-a-tain mentioned as the ideal laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Kittlenen
Branaton
Governor Harris Onglenday Seizes Requisition in Mast Case
Governor Onglenday honored a requisition from Governor Dineen of Illinois for Clem Mast who is under arrest by Chief Lerner while visiting his sweetheart at Wooster. Mast is wanted in Chicago on charges of stealing a cravonette trousers and coat from his boarding house at 4119 LaSalle Street. Deputy Joseph M Johnson will take Mast to Chicago at once. Mast said he would go without requisition but extra mileage fees may apply as Illinois authorities pursue all procedures.
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Harris Onglenday
Dineen
Illinois
Clem Mast
Lerner
Wooster
Mast
Chicago
Republican
LaSalle Street
Joseph M Johnson
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Yuletide Draws
China
Hiler
S. Market St
Susan A. Metz
Hos- Away
Pital
Xmas
Autostapie
That City
Redding
Peruna
Miss. Sophia
Bliss Grocery
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