Wooster Daily Republican items mention Chinatown play and local notices
A dense page itemizes Wooster community happenings from Feb 14 to March, noting attendance at A Trip to Chinatown, preparations for Dr Warner moving to Wooster, public events at the City Opera House with Shipp brothers and May Shipp, local debuts by Griffth in Richard III, debates, and numerous short notices. It records local arrests for intoxication, charitable aid to cold and hungry families near Millbrook, saloon brawls between Geiselman and Zaring, and many residents visiting or residing in Wooster with names, occupations, and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leies, Sr
Bond
Lexaminati D. Amit
Broknish Daily
J. Kirk
Faber
iQuinby
Chinatown” Co
Marion, O
Ardher
Yoder
Wooster
New Castle
James Totten
Canaan Township
Latimer
City Opera Henge
Shipp Bros
Nglish
May E. Ship
Wooster Hardware Co
Ublican
Harding & Co
Crescent Bicycle
Srnday
John Griffith
Griffith
Kletches Mandolin Club
Lingolo Club
Republican
Cleveland
Ohio
Lamprecht Hros
Lamprecht
Chicago
Peter Horner
Millrook
Meignborn
Big Prairie
Famer Geiseliman
Famer Geiseliman, Agricultural and Machine
Charles Zaring
Nation House
Fisher
West Liberty Street
Gesselman
John M. Kodb
County of
Wayne
Ephraim Quinby Jr
Recorder's
Wayne County
W. Garver
Sberif
Jobn McSweeney
Overcoat Mix-Up Ends in Mutual Return in Orrville
In Orrville last week Abe Saybolt of Wooster and Frank Reichenbach, with others, mixed up coats on arrival from the westbound train. Saybolt found his coat later in Reichenbach’s possession after tracing it to a barber shop and post office, and both men retrieved their coats and departed content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville Crestent
Abe Saydolr
Wooster
Frank Reichenbach
Saybolt
Reichenbach
Orrville
No 20
Xraft
Frank
Sayboit
Millersburg News: Local Court Visit and Musical Plans
Wooster attorney B. Taylor attended court after a day in Millersburg. Leander Carpenter of Laurel Raw heads to Wooster to study music. Mr. and Mrs. CE McFarren visited friends in Mr. Eaton. Orrville Crescent reports a school trip ended in a wagon upset en route to a mother’s home near Rittman. four brave children walked home with help from Jacob Holser.
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Lake F. Jones
Cincinopat
Cora Ayssworth
Bigprairie
Delpha Sibley
J. A. Hamilton
Orrville Crescent
Chinatown
Albert Shupe
Lancaster
Emma Jackson
Florida
Dayton
W. I. McGlewen
Creston
Clfford Stouffer
South
Rootena Medicine Co
Harry Wilson
Cleveland
Theo. Teeple
Ella Bissell
Wooster
Ida Brandt
Jeromayllie
Clara Petrie
Philip Diehl
Lizzie Ross
Millerburg
Ida Tough
White Bird
David Troxel
Bride
New York
T'E East
Elyria
Harry R. Imgard
John Bfack
Bloomington
Wm Megatllit
Lleboro
Dr. Wilson
Alleghany Theological Seminary
Dalton
Jennie McElrroy
Ada Normal School
Iter
Ada
Leake F Jones
M. J. Carroll
FP. Weiser
H A Hart
Wayne County
John Blocher
Nic
Teed
Manetiald
The
Archer
Jallan Jeffries
T. B Keeler
West Salem
Charles Jones
W. P. Snyder
Ilinois
T.T O'Malley
Canton Record
Frank Taggart
Millersburg
Sadie Dunham
Montana
T. J. Hayes
West North Street
Mary Nolle
Leetonia
John Nolle
Jacob Diehl
Detroit
Mich
Phil Diehl
James Latimer
Marshal
James B. Meech
Doylesatown
Cours
Charlie Blaine
Daniel Swett
Mra
Ben Douglas
Nicholsville
Dale
Jessamine Female Seminary
Geor. Allen
DeLeon
B. Taylor
Leander Carpenter
Laurel Raw
CE. McFarren
Eaton
Rittman
Jacob Holser
Remarkable Cure From Diarrhea Remedy Ad
Mr Ward of Fredericks town Missouri suffered chronic diarrhea for over 30 years. After European and American treatments failed, a newspaper ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy offered relief. A bottle provided the first dose’s relief and eventual cure. Sold by Laubach and Boyd Druggists. Also mentions tobacco ads and No-To-Bac product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Smith
Frederickstown
Europe
America
byLaubach & Boyd
Injured at Clark planing mill two men hurt
Charles A. Grant employed at the Clark planing mill sustained a severe left hand injury while operating a moulding machine. The bit loosened and flew 40 feet across the mill, tearing muscle but not breaking bones. Veteran E. D. Foote received a minor blow to the right hand. Dr. W. W. Firestone treated Grant, who faces possible stiffness in the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Grant
Clark
W. W. Firestone
Mr. Grant
E. D. Foote
Meadow larks and robins seen in Smithville area
Local notes report continued presence of meadow larks and robins in Smithville. Burbank children face prevalent whooping cough as a common ailment. An industrial plant advertises an entrance to Creston to hire 16 to 25 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Burbank
Creston
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure with $100 reward
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming it cures all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. The sellers offer $100 to anyone it fails to cure and invite readers to obtain testimonials and order from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F J. Cheney ,Co
Toledo
Rheumatism Cured In A Day Claim
A period advertisement touts a “Myatic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia that allegedly cures in one to three days. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and asserts the disease vanishes by removing its cause. Price cited at 75 cents. sold by Laubach & Boyd and Geo J Kreiger near the public building in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Geo. J. Kreiger
Opp
Wooster
Banking Needs of the American People at Century Club
Jacob Frick outlines the banking crisis view at the Century Club in Worcester on February 2, 1897. He argues for elastic currency via national banks and details the role of banks in credit, exchange, and employment, urging continuation of the National Bank system with proposed refinements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Frick
Century Club
Wooster
Wayne County National Bank
W. Z. Bennett
Republican
W. J.seelye
Alm Td
Frick
Republic
Tom
Harry
Burke
New York Clearing House
Spye
Digestive Cordial touted as cure for dyspepsia
A Shaker preparation from Mount Lebanon called the Digestive Cordial is promoted as restoring digestive strength by aiding digestion and testing tired organs. The ad claims a 10 cent bottle proves its value and notes druggists can order via wholesale houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lebanon
Lyon
Dr Thoman Eplectric Oi Cure for Croup Highlighted
A local notice extols Dr Thoman Eplectric Oi as a sovereign remedy for croup and throat or lung diseases, praising its life saving impact on hundreds of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thoman
Eplectric Oi
Dr Hand Remedies Praised By Mother Of Nine
Nel sonville Ohio December 20 1895 a mother writes praising Dr Hand remedies for children noting she has used them over four years and recommended them to many mothers. She keeps a bottle in the house and finds them satisfactory. The note mentions Dr Hand’s Remedies widely sold by druggists and promotion for Pennsylvania Line tickets and agents in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dr. Hand
Dr.Hand
Collc Cire
Proposal for a flexible currency backed by bank notes
The text discusses a proposed banking law allowing banks to issue notes up to 60 percent of capital stock with redeemable options and a unified design to facilitate Treasury accounting. It argues such currency would stabilize credit, prevent money market tightness, and provide a government barometer of bank health via outstanding circulation.
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Ofr
Hayling
Hayley
Ohrat
Banke
Gene Bepona Jolase
Mr. Frick
Aresson
H.W. Wheeler
Commercial National Bank
United States
S National
Treasury Department
Washington
Eckela
House Committee On
Beckles
Hawke
McC
Chicago man seeks Wooster treasury center clerk post
A L Kutter of Chicago applied today for the center clerk job in the treasury department. He met a Canton committee from his old home including S F Scovel of Wooster University and Captain Kanke. Rutter, visiting Wooster this week, is Jacob Frick’s brother and has 31 years in the Treasury, including seven years as chief clerk under four incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ntate
A L. Kutter
Chicago
Treasury Department
Woostar
S F Scovel
Wooster University
Kanke
Herb Houng
Rutter
Wooster
Jacob Frick
United Statee
Ratter
Frick
Major McKinley
Scovel
Ruter
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Radical Digestive Cure
Many people ridicule the idea of an absolute cure for dyspepsia yet Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a non secret remedy. The tablets digest food after meals using pepsin and natural digestive agents, promising relief without acting as a cathartic and with no secret ingredients. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a package, with a free booklet on stomach diseases from Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall,c
Pennsylvania Short Line Excursions On Sale Soon
Tickets on sale March 1 2 and 3 particulars furnished upon application to nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent or 0 of L Kimball AGts Cleveland 0 toaqwt 28 ran Line Excursions via Penn-
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Kimball
Ke Cleveland
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
L. Kimball
Cleveland
Penn
Perrysville Murder Verdict Looms In Ashland Trial
Elias Kelster stands trial for the Perrysville murder of Horake L Stearns as both sides present stark insanity and sanity defenses. Prosecutors and witnesses outline threats and reliability while defense counters with expert opinions on Kelster mentally unfit. Closing arguments set for Thursday with a verdict not expected before Friday afternoon or evening.
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Ashland Press
Elias Kelster
Kiester
Stearns
Perrysville
Patterson
C. J. Kenny
Dr. L. McCray
K. M. Campbell
Public Opinion On Kidney Pills Backed By Home Testimony
A Bay City resident Gay Heth describes relief from back pain and general health improvement after using Duans Kidney Pills. She and her husband praise the product and urge others to follow directions, noting retailer Proctor & Chall and local agents in Madd, Foster, and Befftie, NY.
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Maine
California
Wooster
Shau
Waseo
Dean
Proctor & Chall
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Madd
BP Foster Miburn
Befftie
Tytes.das Llads
Scott's Emulsion Promise Increases Appetite And Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as nourishing the body, aiding digestion, enriching the blood, and aiding recovery from chronic coughs and colds. It claims long trial use of over twenty five years, invites readers to request a book, and urges asking a druggist for the remedy in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar.
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Milleraburg
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