Morrow's Kidneoids touted as a scientific remedy
An advertisement extols Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a scientific kidney and stone remedy after eighteen years of work by a chemist. A customer testimonial from Mrs Ross of West Liberty Street claims back pain eased, sleep returned, and overall kidney function normalized after using the product. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co, Springfield, priced at fifty cents a box.
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Morrow
John Morrow
Springfield
Unclear political talk and figures loom in early 20th century chatter
Fragmented OCR style overview touches on England and Boers, Andrew Carnegie, John D Rockefeller, Grover Cleveland era figures, and potential U.S. political runs. Mentions Roosevelt era names, governors and Mayoral races amid foreign policy chatter in a noisy, garbled summary.
Neutrality and policy debated in Youngstown meeting
A local Youngstown gathering discussed Presidental sympathy toward the Boers and the United States stance on neutrality. Speakers urged restraint and warned against entering a broader foreign conflict, stressing observance of international law and avoiding escalation.
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Youngstoyen
Youngstown
United States
Carnegie Frick feud over option payments sparks large dispute
Dispatches from Pittsburg report a heated clash as Andrew Carnegie and Henry Frick confront claims that they paid John Kedrnegie to secure an option on holdings, with $1.6 million disputed after renewal refusals. The saga hints at a larger fight and stirs talk of Philippine issues amid liberal grandstanding.
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Pittss
Carnegie
Frick
Burz
Andrew
Example Better Than Precept in a Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions rheumatism and an 89 year old speaker. It references help given to others and asks about healing, but the text is fragmented and unclear on concrete events or outcomes.
Judge McClarran Retires. Adair Takes Probate Court
Robert L. Adair of Wooster succeeds John G. McClarran as probate judge of Wayne County after two three year terms. A retirement reception at the probate court featured Judge McClarran's supporters and friends presenting keepsakes and praise. Deputy Wesley Zauger and Carroll P. Miller named as clerks. Miller takes oath and assumes duties. bond set at 850 dollars.
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John C. McCidrrag
R. L. Adair
Carrol P. Miller
Robert L. Adar
Wooster
John G. McClarran
Wayneounty
Judge McClarran
W. I
Weyandt
McClarran
McClarrap
Mle
Thap Ffell
Methagrdn
Ading
Adams
Fuse Voorhees
Cartan
John
Pacole
Lear Petfries
Trae
Lang Chath
Toines
Carroll Joseph McRtond
Geof
Boston
Bocabon
HLA
Visis
Fea
Feourtescos
Sadie
Vipia Cita
Sorabel
Pervious Degbate
Nico Tema
Carroll P
Tadee Pdr
Wall
Mdworths Saudse
Wod Mies Garetep
Rldain
Ugo
Wesley Zauger
Suvarerek
Ndair
Zager
Jule Adair
Webley Zange
Carroll P. Muller
Milley
Milley, Who At Once Assumed His Duties. Judge Adair
Yo. Roger
JI L. Barton
Pihin
Sands Wooster
John McSweeney
Isaac Joh Taggart
M Yocum
Anderson Adair
Frank W. Miller
Flodian Schaffter
L. P. Obliger
A.[w. Blackburn
Court awards Wooster letter carriers cover work
The Court of Inims rules in favor of Wooster letter carriers. N J. Clark receives $90, D. W. Derr $268.10, H. B. Fahy $130.40, and Wm. C. VanMeter $159.48 for cover work.
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The
Court of Inims
Wooster Lettercarriers
N J. Clark
D. W. Derr
H. B. Fahy
Wm. C.vanmeter
Death of John Miller Near West Toledo
Johnson Wedney received a telegram from West Toledo reporting the death of his stepfather, John Miller, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Miller, about 74, had been ill for many weeks with Bright's disease and was a well known figure in Wooster, where he had visited often since Mrs Sweefey's marriage.
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Johnson $Wedney
Noo
Toledo
John Miller
Wooster
Sweefey
Bright
Court of Common Pleas clerk's office to move location
The southwest corner of the court room has long hindered access to the Clerk of Courts, causing noise and confusion as people cross paths to reach Clerk Esselburn. This week a suggestion was made to County Commissioners to move the office to the court room over the Auditor's office, and it is likely this will be done.
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Thej Court Room
Esselburn
Com
Ashland Company Mustered into Ohio National Guard
Ashland-based company joins the Ohio National Guard in Ashland with a muster and medical examinations led by Wadsworth officers. Frank R. Beer elected captain, Benjamin McCray first lieutenant, and Harry Lefevre second lieutenant. The unit marks Ashland’s return to guard service after years without a local company. Major Lee O. Feb. 6.
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Ashland
Ohio National Guard
Wadsworth
Manner We
Babch
Sam Place
Red Regiment
Rein Ashland
Bth
Frank R. Beer
Benj. McCray
Firs
Harry Lefevre
Secon Heutenant
Trae
Lee
Lost her clothing after valise left with stranger
Miss Maggie Smith of Overton, employed in the city as a domestic, left her valise containing all her wearing apparel at the B and O depot while she waited for a train. A strange woman in the waiting room was seen, and the valise vanished when Miss Smith missed the train. The woman may have kept the valise or entrusted it to an accomplice who has not returned it.
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Maggie Smith
Overton
Miss Smith
Indy
Vause
Clarence Bowman
Bowman
Robpy
Clay
Orrville
Akron
Cleveland
Mb. Robstain
Wooster
Services Held for Asahel W. Shearer in Largely Attended Funeral
Remains of Asahel W. Shearer were honored Friday morning at his North street residence with Rev Chesney presiding and Baptist choir. Pallbearers included William H. Woodland J G Sanborn Sinclair Eta J F Larwill Howe Odenkirk and Romeo Ray. The cortege traveled to Big Prairie for services before burial in Newkirk cemetery. Attending were Mrs Shearer JO Shearer and family others from Big Prairie Jeromesville Keaganville Ind and nearby towns. The large turnout reflected the respect for a man well regarded in the community.
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Asahel W. Shearer
North Street
FE. Chesney
Baptist
William H. Woodland
J G. Sanborn
Sinclair Eta J.F Larwill
Howe
Chesney
Newkirk
Shearer
JO Shearer
W. Shearer
Big Prairie
GF Kelser
Jeromesile
AW Whisford
Keaganville
Ind
I H Aiisworth
Barry McClarran
Lara Myers
SS Thingy Mins Aloe Perkinpough
Anna Gepter
Agna Shepherd
Jacob Schmuck
After Many Years Harry Lux Unearths Parker Papers
A letter from Harry Lux of Laogansport Tod requests Parker's address and reveals he possesses valuable papers belonging to Harvey J. Parker former of Wooster. A package arrives with original documents left from Parker’s grandfather Mir Parker showing Parker’s wartime discharge and commission. Parker had sought these papers since the Civil War era and returned to Wooster after Layzamport service, thankful to recover them after years.
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Dass Ugg
Republican
Harry Lux
Laogansport
Tod
Harvey J. Parker
Wooster
Mr Parker
Mir Parker
Parker
Mrr
Layzamport
Happily Wedded in Franklin Township
Marriage notices from Franklin and Wooster region describe Marned Soure and Miss Te sclit Moo Spur wed in a family home with Rev. H B Palmer officiating and many gifts. The Bride and Groom are valued church members from the MF church and Wooster area with a large reception following the ceremony.
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Tacob Soure
Lape
Mir Wim VO Sewstetter
Tesclit
Franklin Township
Wooster
Mortland
HB Palmer
Remarkable recovery after Typhoid Pneumonia scare in Hannibal
Mr J E Lilly of Hannibal Missouri credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving him from a deadly Typhoid Fever that worsened to Pneumonia He describes becoming so weak he could not sit up and says one bottle brought relief and a full recovery The cure is pitched as the world s surest for throat and lung troubles with regular sizes 50 cents and 1 00 Trial bottles are free at Laubach Boyd s Drug Store where every bottle is guaranteed
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J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
Proctor & Gamble promotion for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement offers two trial size bottles of Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin claiming relief from constipation and headache. It notes larger sizes for $1.00 and mentions Procter & Gamble as the maker, with unclear wording about availability and pricing.
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Proctor& Chail
Omeach
Indiured
Ripped romance ends with Wooster elopement telegrams
In Wooster a pair, Miss Ella Bowman and Walter Rebston, eloped to wed despite family opposition. Telegrams indicate the daughter fled with him to New York City, prompting Mr Bowman to state he warned her and she must face the consequences.
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Jo Walter Rebtsoo
Ha Bowman
C.K Bowman
Bowman
Jaxepsrays
le Oqarmuech Bowman
Walter
New York City
Wanted Here Mori Captured in Morssilton Judy
A man named Mori was found witty in anten of carry oy burial bail and captured in Morssilton Judy. The grand jury reasons and charges remain unclear as officials report a two year sentence proposed for a sore offense.
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Mori
Morssilton
Tasior Pentegerd
Wayne Caue
Dillon
Phil Merga
Stink County
Tas
Funeral for Mrs Eliza Moe Strow Attracts Large Crowd
The large funeral was held at the Baptist church for Mrs Eliza Moe Strow who was killed near 2ofelock. Dr Jasney delivered a vers tendar sermon. Floral tributes included mums rogs carnations and smihas. Attendees included Mrs Gee, Mrs Kinney, Jonome stare from Akron, and many community members. J Cy Rouzer and W J Coch ran stayed at home due to family illnesses.
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Eliza Moe Strow
Jasney
Gee
Kinney
Akron
Crabbe
Wi Aonat
Carnationg
Grirls
St B Shipht
Mary Sehaowd
Cora Lonsberry
Hooks
Roves and
Carnations
J. Cy. Rouzer
By the Way in a Witty Albany Dispute
A humorous column notes a man named Paekhor and his critics, claims of self satisfaction, and a child remark about a boy with a girl’s head. It adds that barber shops display Theodore Roosevelt mugs yet the governor shaves in the executive chamber.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Executive Chamber
Mystic Circle Versus McMurray Trial Pushed to Payoff Fate
The report notes Manley versus Carl casearus concluded Thursday morning. The current hearing concerns Mystic Circle versus McMurray with judges signaling no decision until all debts on the matter are settled.
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Manley
Carl Casearus
Mystic Circle
McMurray
December tax collection tops previous records, 1893 total
Treasurer Blackburn reports December tax collection reached 182,024.13 dollars, the first compliant tally since 1800. The 1893 total earlier stood at 52,705 dollars, marking a strong rebound in revenue after years of lower receipts.
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Blackburn
Prof Chambers Gives an Excellence Entertainment at First Reformed Church
Prof Chambers entertained a well attended audience at the First Reformed Church on Thursday despite stormy weather. His reading pleased, with strong praise for his Transvaal commentary and engaging humor. Miss Price and Miss Pacer provided piano numbers, and two recitations by Mr Shame added to the program. The choir and choristers contributed to a lively evening.
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First Reformed Church
Prof Chambers
Reformed Church
Mir de Jey
Transvaal
Shame
Dolore
Grocery Changes at South Market and South Streets
Tuesday morning Md. Snyder sold his pro ce ey at the corner of South Market and South streets to Frank Harmon of Frank.in pnts who took possession. Mr Harmon is a deserving venue map and will succeed. Sipsnar completed the business and built a trade, earning many friends who wish him success. A REPUBLICAN representative thanks patrons and hopes the same courtesies will be shown to his successor. Wooster citizens note a forthcoming transition with Mr Harmon remaining with the new firm briefly.
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Snyder
South Marsket
South Streets
Frank Harmon
Frank
Pnts
Harmon
Sipsnar
Netheia
Ely
Repub Ticaan
Mrosra Eoro
Wooster Citims
Ety
Wayne County Record of Property Deeds
A list of multiple Wayne County real estate transactions in Wooster, West Salem, Dalton and surrounding townships. Deeds and quit claims record transfers between numerous individuals and institutions, with prices ranging from 1 to 4 100 dollars, including lots in Wooster and acres in Chester and Franklin townships. A brief note adds a local sighting of John Rohrer calling in Smithville before a trip to Georgia.
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Silas W. Goudy
Adam Fisher
Oroville
James B. Taylor
Mary L. Hubbell
Wooster
Peter E. Barnes
Frederick W. Gasche
Warratts
Josephine Barnes
Alvin J Rich
O C Swartz
Jt. Clark
West Salem
Alvin d Rich
Don Fo Blough
Whester
Or. McDowell
Ctal
Wills E. Rogers
Rattaring
Stephen A. Miller
Miller Rumbaugh
Chester Township
Samuel N Schlatzer
Samuel N. Slatner
Japkhin
Ben. Wilson
John F. Harrison
Frangiin
Edward Matter and
Wifey
Christaun Graber
Pauti Township
Millard F McDowell
Clare Mc@Dowell
Dalton
Jephtha D. Yook
Joush Yoder
M. I’ Yoder
Veronica Yoder
Wayge Township
Wages To Be Raised At Weare Track And Clay Co
The stockholders of the Weare Track and Clay Co met on Friday and approved wage increases for all employees effective April 1. Directors elected were Andrew Branstetter president, Mice President Wt Yost, Treasurer Jor Nyftoyer, and Secretary Curry. Workers initially refused to work over disputes but resumed after talks.
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Ste
Wearestab
Hetch
Andrew Proustetter
He Nafteyer
Samuel
Metzier
Carey,harks
A Branstetter
Wt Yost
Jor Nyftoyer
Aiero O
Electric Bitters Promised To Improve Health And Beauty
A period ad claims a healthy attractive woman must maintain health and cites constipation kidney trouble and impure blood as causes of pimples and a run down complexion. Electric Bitters is presented as the cure all for stomach liver and kidney regulation and blood purification. Sold for 50 cents at Laubach Boyd Drug Store.
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Laubach & Boyd's
Marriage of Hugh McConahay and Mary Jane McPherson
The Tuesday evening nuptials united Hugh McConahay and Mary Jane McPherson at the residence of his sister Mrs Harrison Armstrong in Bloomington. The bride, related to Mr Armstrong and a former Columbiana county resident, was married by Rev H W Lowry of First Presbyterian Church in the presence of relatives and friends.
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Mansfield News
Woh. Derr
W. FF. Derr
Wooster
Weh. Derr
Elzabeth Tulloss
Martin
Benjamin Tulloss
Derr
Carpenter-Ozier
East Fourth Street
Hugh McConahay
Mary Jane McPherson
Harrison Armstrong
Bloomington
Armstrong
Columbiana County
H. W. Lowry
First Presbyterian Church
Generals Buller and Dutch Defense Move at Ladysmith
Press roundups note Gen Buller surprising English critics with prompt movements toward Ladysmith and the British learning to respect Boer generalship. Reports mention new routes and the unresolved siege, with censor notes delaying definite news until Ladysmith is raised.
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Hubler
Philadelpia
Inter Ocean Ibis
Durban
Ladasmith
Philadelphia
Geo Builer
Ladysmith
Builer
Conductor Sens Killed Near Pittsburg In Railroad Accident
Conductor Sens of Alliance lost his life Thursday night while making a railroad coupling near Pittsburg. The tragedy occurred as he performed work on the line, and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Sens
Alliance
Pittsburg
Grain-O touted as a nourishing coffee substitute
An old ad copy extols Grain-O as a wholesome grain beverage that aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. It claims to be a healthful, non stimulative drink for both children and adults, rivaling coffee in price and serving size.
Fragmented OCR note on kidney treatment and sale promise
A garbled OCR fragment references kidney issues and a seller or agent named Zimmer or Dgan's with a price or date 712 16 39. The text hints at relief promised by a remedy or stove, mentioning confidence and partial payments, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
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Wayne County Records
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