Monthly January Session 1891 officers and expenses
Readable records show a lengthy list of payments and allocations for the January 1891 session. Entries cover jurors, clerks, jail costs, publishing notices, and various county office expenses. Notable items include payments to The Jacksonian for annual state and school notices, courthouse janitor and guards, and several bridge and road construction disbursements across Wooster area.
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General County Fund
Beibert & Lill Forn Entag Bianke
Bhari Beibert
Cherif
TE Peckinpaugh
Don Agner
Wm Howard
J Kirkwood
EU Zaring
Grand Jurora
Herald Printing Company
County Board of Egalization
Ethan A Brown
Wooster
Aa Sry
Court House
Lacd Armory
George K Long
Elias Lacgell
Aix
Inree Francis Little
Qof
Lucien Graber
Jacob Hens
Andrew Oberlin
Fink
Qoe
George Rope
State of Ohio
Christ, Burek
Marahi
D. G. Curry & Co
Gravett & Co
Cleveland
Wayne County
Philp Markley
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Services of Relief Commissioners
Wm. Kean
T. E. Peckinpaugh
Lyon Platinumen Co
Behmutz
Andrew Busch
Decennist
Board of Equalization
John McSweeney
Hersher Va
Supreme Court
Conrad Long
Jani M
Weizelbaum
Protate Court
Oourt
E. A Brown
Henry Long
Zimmerman & Co
Joseph Fischer
Hecor
Francis Kramer
the Herald Printing Co
Times of
H. N. Clemens & Co
Treasury Statement
Times
Julius Tieche
Seibert & Lilley
T E Peckinpaugh
Wooster Gas Light Co
Jacksonman
Prince
D. D. Curry & Co
M. E. Weixelbaum
Sheporder Ee Weixelbaum
Ay & Cooley
Ap Gravatt
Prorlezastion
Joseph Ficher
Probate Co
Robert 5. West
Shtomatic
T. EB. Peckinpaugh
John Double
Israel Otte
Reas
Commissia
Wetxalba Publishing Times of Common Pleé
Busch & Hess
Clemens di
H. P Geavatt
Peer Commissionn Agticé
Wayne Csarnty Pris
J.W Happ
Francis Littia
Q. B. Siegentialer
Josyph Fisch
Brown
E. A. Brown
Mechellan Birr
Pr Court
Wal. Howard
Tische
Schmutz
John Walker
Wm. McGoran
Wm. J Davia
Delaware
D. Ee
Chiopinaig
Barratt Publishing Co
Peckin
HP Grewatt & Co
Baldier
HS Hartman & Durutine
Troup Manufacturing Co
J W. Rapp
Geo. A. Clapper
Wm. Howard
W. H. Smith
Recorder’s Office
I. Taylor
Soldier's Relief
M. E. Weixelbauma
Ethan A
Sinroe
A. A. Rees
E. A
Ethan A. Brown
May West
H. P. Gravatt & Co
H. P. Gravatt& Co
Bolch
Stedge
Sey
T. E. Peckinpald
App. of
Akron
Chicago
P. van Nest
Childrena
Wooster Electric Co
E. Peckinpaugh
F. Ec
Marchal
Potter
Wooster Gas Lights Co
Wooster Water Wharks
Sheriff Barrett Publish Co
Wooster Brush Works
H P. Gravatt & Co
J.D Zook
Eliott &Wacker
Eliott & Wacker
W. EL Rice
Frank Ellsperman
Sean Teninttog
Ae . A Or
Andltor’s
Union
Peckinpaugh
T. P. Peckinpaugh
T. Peckinpaugh
Wilson Howe
Joseph Krieger
T. E B. Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaug
EB. Peckinpaugh
J. Ginglesperger
Andre
Peas
BO Woostar Gas Light Co
Gan
Howard
Dowlan
E. Weixsibaum
Herald Printing Co
G. P Gravatt & Co
The
Jacksonian
Republican Printing Co
Koller & Wilson
Hiram Swartz
C Cumberland
J C. Tieches
France
Fischer Brve
Bertholaer, Beebe & Co
Fae Wiehlben
Merk
Sheriff
George & C
Beicher & Stansbury
John van Kirk
Three in Pursuit of Robbers Shot in Lucknow Fight
In Hannispuae on February 5, Dav Binkley of Lancaster and James Martin of Philadelphia were arrested after a running clash that wounded Orr Sweitzer of this city and a colored boy. The pair were chased from a saloon and fired upon by a pursuing crowd. Binkley was wounded by Officer Yingst and later captured, while Marshall was captured earlier. Burglars tools were found on Binkley and Marshall, who were suspected in a Lucknow safe robbery. William F. Cooney was also arrested. the men reportedly tied and gagged a watchman.
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Hannispuae
Dav Binkley
Lancaster
James Mar
Philadelphia
Bn Sweitzer
Orr Charles Yingst
John Swe
Binkley
Yingst
Marshall
Lucknow
William F. Cooney
Blood purifier Holt Hood's Pills sale notice
The text promotes Lloyd's sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and Hood's Pills as a general family cathartic. It asserts purity of blood for adults, cites cures for scrofula and salt rheum, and recommends keeping Hood's Pills in every home medicine chest.
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Lloyd’s
Hood
Audacious Ft Wayne Grocery Burglary Captured on Wheels
Fr Wayne Ind Feb 3 reports the most audacious burglary in Ft Wayne where thieves used wagons backed to the front of Lime Cooley's grocery at Allen and Calvin streets. They entered through an open window, opened the front doors, and removed stalls of goods hauled away in the cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Wayne
Ind
Wayne
Lime Cooley's Grocery
Allen and
Calvin Streets
Governor Pattison Urges Famine Relief for Russia
Harrisburg Feb 3 Governor Pattison issues proclamation urging Pennsylvanians to donate to the Russian famine relief committee in Washington recalling prior world bounty to Tsarist flood sufferers and calling attention to vast famine needs in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisst Rg
Pattison
Russia
Tonstown
Russian Famine Relief Committee
Washington
Albany Serried in Steam of Reform and Odd Ads
Awaiting Flower's Approval Albany Feb 3 The Stein bill allowing reporters at electric executions was amended to grant the warden discretion to appoint reporters and drop publication restrictions Passed and sent to assembly for concurrence and governor action Local politicians plan the next campaign and feature various patent medicines and tonics with promotional boasts and guaranteed satisfaction claims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Stein
Senate
Assembly
House Tariff Revision Dominates Agenda In 1900s Brief
Washington February 6 The house plea and means committee reported a tariff bill but did not discuss the tariff issue, appointing subcommittees for customs internal revenues reciprocity and commercial treaties administration of revenue laws and public debt. The full committee retains jurisdiction over tariffs. Spotted fever spreads near DANGRASTELT Texas with five deaths and rising cases as residents fear further spread. Washington February 6 The state department has not received a telegram from Minister Egan for several days regarding Chili's apology, while reports from Santiago claim a Baltimore gailors case sentencing drew criticism for leniency.
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Washington
House
Sandusky, Q
Messrs
Springer
Whiting and Burrows
McMalln
Shively and McKenna
Turner
Cochran and
Reed
Wilson
Stevens
Dalzell
Messis
Montgomery
Byron
Payne
Egan
Blaine
Chili
United States
Santiago
Foster
Baltimore
Riggin
Butler’s book slated with circulation ban in Boston
General Butler orders a copyright proviso to prevent public circulation and library lending. Rev Dr Thomas, a leading clergyman, buys the volume and donates it to Lowell Public Library, mocking the measure. The publishers expect the clause to be enforceable, with a test likely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell Public Library
Crime Wrought by Elderly Husband in Double Bed
In Curiazo, Patrick Hurst murdered his wife Helen after thirty five years of marriage. He waited days for a chance and slipped a bowie knife into her while she slept, making forty five wounds before washing and turning himself in at a police station. He cited her desire for independence and fear of caring for him in old age as motives. The couple immigrated from Ireland seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Patrick Hurst
Helen
Hurst
Ireland
Two Desperate Robbers Caged in Scranton
Railroad Detectives Moran and Posse arrested near Thompson, John Caldwell of Newark, Thomas Ryan of Buffalo, and George Bowen for the Elmhurst store and depot robbery on Wednesday night. Six armed robbers attempted to draw but officers covered them. The men, loaded with booty, are believed to belong to a marauding gang active in Northeastern Pennsylvania villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Moran
Thompson
John Caldwell
Newark
Thomas Ryan
Buffalo
George Bowen
Elmhurst
Pennsylvania
The Medicine Worse Than the Grip
A Mexican herb called toloache, prescribed by an old Mexican woman, caused Leon Obregon to suffer severe illness after taking it for the grip. The drug’s dangerous nature is well known in Memco where it is sometimes used malevolently. There is little hope he will regain his reason. he has a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Q. Mills
Reform Club
Ellery Anderson
Thomas G. Sherman
Fairchild
Francis Lynde Stetson
Congressman Fitch
Everett P. Wheeler
Mills
Congress
Leon Wegon
Obregon
Memco
State of Hoyt ship assets and creditors outlook
The pe dee of H J Hoyt the Chicora Pa filed appraisal report totaling 10226 dollars with about 9000 dollars in doubtful drafts. Liabilities are estimated around 25000 dollars. Creditors likely receive only about 15 to 20 percent. Oil and coal speculation contributed to the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H J Hoyt
Chicora
Utah Legislature Urges Congress on Home Rule Bill
The Utah legislature passed a memorial urging Congress to adopt the home rule bill introduced by Senator Faulkner and Delegate Cain. It condemns oppression via the Utah commission and Washington appointments, notes changes in the territory, and claims polygamy has been abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Lake
Utah
Congress
Faulkner
Cain
Utah Commission
Washington
Territory
Saloon keepers in Ottumwa face internal revenue tally
Twenty five Ottumwa saloon keepers are charged with violating internal revenue laws by not destroying stamps on empty packages. Revenue Collector O Neil of Burlington gathered evidence to indict the group, alleging they gained 90 cents per gallon of whisky sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Internal Revenue Laws
O'Neil
Burlington
Miss Mitchell Faces Gallows Despair Over Death Sentence
MemphisFeb6 Miss Alice Mitchell, who killed Freda Ward, told her lawyer she would welcome the day of her hanging as the happiest. She fears a suicide beyond the gallows and hopes to meet Freda again. Relatives closely watch her as authorities fear self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Alice Mitchell
Freda Ward
Freda
Nicosmit
Slander Suit Filed Against Priest in City Church Case
Theodore Mi sues Freee of the Catholic church in district court seeking 20000 damages. The suit concerns the pastorate of a city church and alleges slander arising from events tied to Father Venni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivuz Barte City
Minn
Elctietrict
Theodore Mi
Venni
Craig Defeats Stewart In House Election Debate
Washington Feb 6 The house elections committee voted 10 to 8 to unseat Stewart and seat Craig. Republicans Haugen and Dean joined Democrats to recommend seating Craig, with 38 days needed to prepare the report before final action by the full House is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
House Elections Committee
Stewart
Haugen
Msin
Dean
Ohio
Craig
House
Ayer's Cathartic Pills Promote Family Digestive Health
Ayer's Cathartic Pills claim safest surest and most popular medicine for stomach liver and bowels. Dr J Ayer & Co. promote their pill as effective for every dose and suitable for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
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Ohnson
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West Poets Street
Roller & Wilson's Ag
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H. A. Hart
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New Lutheran Ghureke Wotser
Istant
N. Y . Bye
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J. Hy Todd
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North County Ofices
J. G.m'coy
Piles
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Ksst Vachook
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Hae County National Bank
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Frost
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Fred Beyce
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Huber Engines
Huber Mfg. CO
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the County Commissioners of
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Salvation Oil
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Tax
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