Measles cases rise as officials weigh health steps
A jumble of notices from a city in this period lists measles reports to the Board of Health, planned Western Union call box service, and county debates on new governance. Local events include a Stetson Uncle Tom's Cabin parade, trapping partnerships near Honeytown with skunk and muskrat catches, school attendance affected by illness, and tax notices for Beall Avenue and Bowman Street property owners.
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Board of Pension Examiners
Western Union
Telegraph Ce
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cabin, Co
John Robison
Wm. Fisher
Honeytown
United States
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Century Club
H. N. Mateera
Jacob Frick
George J. Woner
Wooster
Guy Opera House
Court House
Beall Avenue
Bowman Street
Winsire
Annional Bank
Women’s Home Missionary Societies
1St Presbyterian Church
Lapvk
Marshal Elisperman
Miller
Latimer
Jeffries
Local notables visit Wooster amid social and civic notices
The Wooster scene features visitors including M. Campbell Ashland’s attorney and A. Hattengill Trumbull Co guests, along with numerous local residents and out of town guests at events. Reports mention illnesses and recoveries, job moves, and upcoming funerals shaping social life.
Dr Hand's Child Remedies Praise in Attica May 1804
A fragment from Attica dated May 16 1804 credits Dr Hand for saving a child using Hand's Colle ctire and Hand Remedies for Children. The testimonial claims all other doctors failed and one hour of relief followed by strong assurances of safety and reliability from drugstores.
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Attica
Hand
Local notes from Wooster and surrounding area
A digest of community items includes visitors and residents at Archer, notes on services at Bothel Church of God, and reports from W H Woolary and R A Kope. University of Wooster activities feature papers by Supt. Haupert and an Y M C A benefit event. Also discussed are electric railroad cost estimates for Lorain Elyria Wellington and a digestive cordial advertisement.
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D. Selby
Webster
County Agricultural Institute
Athens
University of Wooster
Hancock Camp Sons of Veterans
Kansas City Star
E. Pauline Johnson
Owen Smily
College
Y. M
Tri-County
Newark Chronicle
Berlin
Wellington
Dr Williams Pink Pills Featured In Personal Testimony
A Detroit mother lauds Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after her daughter Blanche, once frail and ailing for over three years, regained strength, joy, and mobility. The piece recounts family observations, local endorsements, and broad circulation claims of cure.
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Journal
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Hartness
Grandy Avenue
Tink Pilla
Mia
Clemyus
Poudae
Su Koone
Orrville mill moves and local business shifts
Notes from Orrville and vicinity describe J. W. Winkler enlarging a barn with an annex to host a monthly horse show crowd, while Andrewa relocates a mill to Applecreek for sawing jobs and plans to return to Je romeville. Concurrently, Fisch Be Orrville buys into a grocery firm, plans partnership with Montpat, and Lutz Bros. settle payments as cucumber and tomato contracts pace local growers seen through a report from Allegheny Ha. The piece also recounts a lamp accident near John Hamgey’s home causing a small blaze, with Mrs. Ramsey swiftly extinguishing it, and ends with obituaries and society notes from Creston Journal including minister Cyrus Smith and P. B. Stroup connections.
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R. Andrewa
Applecreek
Wayne County
Jeromeville
Allegheny
John Hamgey
West End
Ramsey
Harris Local Option Bill Defeated in House Vote
The local option bill faced heavy debate as 36 Republicans and 17 others opposed it while 6 Republicans and 4 Democrats did not vote. The measure dominated the day with fiery speeches, including a sharp rebuke from Mgr. Davis of in county. Opponents argued the state needs saloon revenue to cover expenses, while supporters said the state would be better off without liquor revenue. A related proposal would raise the Dow tax by 500 and is expected to be doubled in the House.
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Immense Demand for U S Bonds Surpasses Expectation
Four thousand six hundred forty bids totaling 555 million for United States 4 percent bonds due 30 years from 1894 were opened by the treasury. Major banks and Morgan & Company led offers to take the entire loan, with many bids from New York insurers and banks. Officials expect the Morgan group to receive at least 50 million, as most parties seek sizable allocations before the price set at 110.65.
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