New Counts Found in Zimmerman Indictment
A new eleven count indictment was brought against J. Roimmerman by the United States Grand Jury at Cleveland. The charges allege aiding and abetting L. P. Ohliger in misapplication of Wooster National Bank funds and drawing fraudulent drafts, notably one for the Royal Arcanum. Ohliger pleaded guilty to drawing a fraudulent draft to pay Royal Arcanum dues and was sentenced. Proceedings set for March 5 with Zimmerman, Lillie, and Travers. fifty-two new indictments were issued against Lillie and Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roimmerman
United States Grand Jury
Cleveland
Zimmerman
L P Ohliger
Wooster National Bank
LL. P
Ohilger
Royal Arcanum
L P Ohilger
J R Zimmerman
Lillie
Travers
Sullivan
Travera
Thornpe
Jury Trials Set for February and March Court Term
The coming term assigns jury trial dates for numerous cases in the Common Pleas Court. Listed are Ohio vs Curry, Ohio vs Horst, Ohio vs Trixie Bel and others with dates from February 24 to March 12, including Erie Railroad Co cases and receivership actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Bis & O R R
Obio
Curry Obio
Moore
Horst. Toorslay
Trixie Bel
Cass
Ella Kimber
Ebert
McCoy
Sheriff
Brooks
Wertz Ve. Freet
Bank
Cornell
Adair
Admr
Erie R R. Co . Robinson A Corporation
Ensigner
Curry
Coffman Curry
Deffenbaugh
Levers
Retires from Office Judge Adair to Resume Law Practice
Judge R L Adair closes term as Probate Judge of Wayne County and will be succeeded Friday by Thomas W Orr of Orrville. He will immediately resume the practice with his brother Jon S Adair as Adair and Adair. The Republican notes his courteous conduct and creditable service, while Orr is praised for qualifications to perform duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert K. Adair
Wayne County
Thomas W. Orr
Orrville
Adair
Jon S. Adair
Arar
Cfice
Mi Adair
Misees Grater
Jeffries
Orr
Rt Ap
Republcan
February term jurors drawn for county and towns
Clerk CC J Harrold and Shetti Armstrong Brown listed on Saturday afternoon the petit jurors to report Monday February 26 John W Anes Second Ward Worcester Daniel Rameeyer Greene township H M Blattenbery Smithville Charles Ketterer Paint Adam Royer Greene Wm S Corry Chira Ward Worcester Daniel Tinssman Chester Daniel Shank Chester John Barton Plain Levi Zaugg Paint George Rose Sugar Creek Otto Trautman Shreve Harrison Armstrong Wayne J 8B Plants East Onion Jacob Bott Baat Union Alex Case Clinton Miller Rambaugh Chester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrold
Shetti Amstrong Brown
John W Anes
Woos
Daniel Rameeyer
Greene Township
H. M. Blattenbery
Smithville
Charles Ketterer
Adam Royer
Greene
Corry
Chira Ward
Daniel Tinssman
Chester
Daniel Shank
John Barton
Levi Zaugg
Paint
George Rose
Sugar Creek
Otto Trautman
Shreve
Harrison Armstrong
Wayne
J 8B
Plants
East Onion
Jacob Bott
Baat Union
Alex. Case
Clinton
Miller I. Rambaugh
Gas Strike Reported Near Jeromeville Oil Well
Wayne county residents report a gas strike on Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock at the Vermillion Oil & Gas company well near Jeromeville in Ashland county. Drilling in the Berea rock at about 600 feet deep when the gas was struck, details not released. Wooster oil interests show keen interest in the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Vermillion Oil &Gas Company
Miona Cure Promoted For Indigestion In 1900s Ad
An advertisement touts Miona as a universal stomach remedy. It claims the product cures indigestion nervousness and weak stomach and promises rapid relief from headaches backaches and gloom. Sold by Laubach & Boyd at 50 cents per bottle with claims of wide availability and reliable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Minna
Miona
Laubach & Boyd
May Interest You Kidney Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement proclaims Poleys Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It credits Chas. F. E. Bixler and Laubach & Boyd with the preparation and promotion of the medicine. The copy asserts universal effectiveness and urges readers to consider the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Chas. FE
Bixler and
Laubach & Boyd
T Sk
Willard Memorial Meeting Held in Local Church
The W CTOC staged a Frances Willard Memorial gathering February 7 in the Reformed church lecture room. Mrs H N Mateer read the scripture The Parable of the Fig Tree and offered comments. Mrs W B H Brown led prayer, Miss Marcle gave a helpful sketch, and Mrs A B H Palmer spoke on the personality and ideals of Frances Willard. Miss Gertrude Plank and Miss Mary Metz provided music before a closing prayer and brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W, Ctoc
Frances Willard
Reformed Church
H. N. Mateer
W BH Brown
Marcle
Wileun
Yi ‘Sli Atsua
Franvcas Willard
A. BH Paluer
Evlo
Gertrude Plank
Mary Metz
Mra J HO Dicksson
Judge Harter Reveals Vera Cruz Company Petition
In Canton court Judge Harter heard Willan Wilke petitioning to appoint Jota Tob as receiver for the Vera Cruz Developments Company. The stockholder’s suit alleges insolvency and unpaid obligations tied to former ownership in Wester Horn years ago. The petition asserts Vera Cruz was incorporated in Arizona Territory with operations in Canton and ownership of the La Remerelds plantation in Mexico along with related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Canton Court of Conmen Pleas
Wedier
Jota Tob
Vera Crazs
Willan
Wille
Wester Horn
Wables
Vera Cruz Company
Ariona
Ate Prince
Fhovoix
Arizona
Antil
Canton
Wible
Mexico
Well Attended Horse Sale By Chicago Brokers
A large crowd gathered Saturday afternoon at the Luce & Arastine stables for Rosenberg & Ballinger of Chicago selling horses. Bidding ran fair with generally good prices though some animals sold cheaply. An early ad promotes Kenne dy's Laxative Honey and Tar claiming relief for throat and bowel issues and as a cold remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg & Ballinger
Chicago
Luce & Arastine Stables
Kennedy
All Drug
Interest in League Assures Wooster Trolley Club
Interest in forming a Wooster trolley league for the upcoming summer confirms a four-team lineup from last season with Norwalk joining, Elyria expected, and rivalry between Wooster and Medina. Medial sports hope for wider league inclusion to five or six clubs, with training for players like Follis and Wilhelm planned to field a strong lineup. University pawes may delay play until early June while St John leads the varsity squad with outdoor practice starting when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
J. ©. Wilson
Norwalk
Elyria
Pawes Ibda
January Temperature Records at Patton Station
A Patton Experiment Station figure keeper presents a table of January maximum temperatures with monthly means and rainfall since 1888. It notes only once before, 180, when the mean topped by a tenth of a degree and that this January tied the record for the month’s highest maximum. Meteorological data before 1802 were compiled by Dr O Nostoddard of Wooster University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statie
Jay
Republican
O. Nostoddard
Wooster
Happy Afternoon Wedding At Dirciplechtr Church
Simple ceremony held Saturday afternoon at Rev J K SheHenberger chapel for Miss Martha Laubach and Edward Dee due to bereavement. Attendees included Amy Laubach George Laubech Della Dive Arch Dice. Couple traveling east and plan to reside in Sherridanville Pa where Edward works for Pennsylvania Company. Laubach noted as one of Wooster’s teenaged belles. Dice described as a popular gentleman. Friends offer best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturda
J. K SheHenberger
Dirciplechtr
Martha Laubach
Geoge Ro Laubach
Edward
Sherridansville
Pennsylvania
Clark Lumber Co Plans Move to Fort Wayne Indiana
Barberton report says Clark Lumber Company formerly of Wooster is preparing to vacate its Wooster plant and relocate to new facilities at Fort Wayne Indiana before April first. All buildings there are complete and the shops are among the best equipped in the United States. The company will continue manufacturing show cases and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Clark Lumber Company
Wooster
Fort Wayne
Ind
United State
Lost Youth Offer at Hollster's Rocky BM
A fragmentary advertisement promises new life and freedom from ill health through offerings labeled Hollster's Rocky BM with vague references to tabjete and related terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowhead Epirite
Hollster
Les
Tabjete
Lantach& Buyd
Abe or Tra Kind You Saw Always Bought
The fragment mentions Abe or Tra and the kind you saw and always bought. No clear event or action emerges. This item appears as a truncated consumer note or ad snippet without identifiable people, places, or dates.
Acorning Wayne County Deeds and Assignees' Transfers
Wayne County record lists quit claim deeds and assignees deeds across Franklin, Orrville, Congress, and other townships. Transfers include Knepp to Taylor Lot 9 10 11 12 85 in Austeen areas and various parcels in Franklin township with values from 550 to 5037.66 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M Knepp
Charles E. Taylor
Austeen
Sarah Billman
Ida Schmuck
Franklin _township
Sarah Dillman
Franklin Township
G. W Lowry
J. M. Lowry
Congress Township
Lewis
Piper
Samuel Plumer
Orrville
Alisa House
Geo. M Forrer
Green Township
Clore
Wooster
Fred Haller
John Austen
Plain Township
John
Adair
Adolph Buechel
Arthur M. Campbell
Canson Township
M. C. Ault
Catherine Wenger
William Shifferly
Baughroan Township
Probate Court Guardians and Administrators Named
Probate court entries list guardians and estate administrators including John B Nolin guardian for Susan M Nolin bond 8000 H A Wertz as administrator for Harry S Wertz asset inventory approved J E Tryon guardian for Blanche Tryon bond 150 U E Bowers executor for Valentine Fetzer inventory approved plus partnership assets. Will probate for Samuel Spewalter and Sarah Gillipsie. Habeas corpus for Vesta Sigler discharged. Wayne Hart administrator for Christena Gasche first final account hearing March 2. Laura A Snodgrass executrix for L B Snodgrass inventory approved. Weygandt administrator for W H Forrer inventory approved. Shondel guardian for Ice Stall first and final accounts hearing March 2. Elliott Hubbell administratrix for 8 B Hubbell sale of real estate confirmed to Barriet Geiselman 32700. Emma Young administratrix for Harry H Young sale real estate to Jessie Unterday deed ordered. Porrett and Beebe appointed appraisers. last year’s widow’s allowance to Kathleen McBride. Simmons ministratrix for George Simmons sale 350 deed ordered. Pontius administrator sale confirmed to Bronk Saurer. Yoh Segner administrator sale confirmed. Robertson guardians for Ruth and Catherine Robertson bond 2400. Olrey guardian for Palen W Wallace and Margaret and Frederick Criley bond 800. Levit Benner will probated Adam Royer executor bond 6000. Order to sell real estate to D H Graven admin of Jacob Clippinger. John Stone executrix for Sarah Stone transfer certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Nolin
Susan M. Nolin
Wertz
Harry S. Wertz
J. E Tryon
Blanche Tryon
U. E. Bowers
Valentine Fetzer
Fetzer and
Fetzer
Samuel Spewalter
Plain Township
Sarah Gillipsie
Vesta Sigler
Creston
Huotsverger
Hiraw
Wayne Hart
Christena Gasche
Laura A Snodgrass
L. B. Snodgrass
U. Weygandt
W. H Forrer
Tarab B. Shondel
Ice Stall
Elfie
Hubbell
Ewate
Barriet. Geiseluan
Emma J. Yoong
Harry H Young
Jessie Unterday
Brant John F Porrett
W ©. Beebe
Klaureth McBride
David Mecaran
Frances R. Simmons
George Simmons
A. D. Metz
Isaac Pontius
Lanae Sariber
Bronk Saurer
Sa'e Hvett Segner
Annie Sezner
A. Rontson
Euardi
Robert
Ruth—S
Catheine Rovtson
Cora BE. Orley
Palen W. Wallace
Margaret
Frederick F. Criley
Levit Benner
Greene Township
Adam Royer
Nptice
D.H. Graven
Jacob Clippinger
John EB. Stone
Sarah J. Stone
Fragmentary OCR Note Reads Partial Medical Terms
The readable text appears to list medical terms and phrases with distorted spelling. It mentions throat and lung related notes and possible patient or procedure references, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or event details to form a coherent news item.
Public Sale to Fund Chester Township Church Edifice
The Reformed denomination of Chester township plans a spring sale to raise the church fund. Each family will contribute items for the sale starting in late March, with cows swine harness wagons plows and household goods donated by residents. The effort draws broad support and is expected to set a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Township
Wooster
Brothers
Cate
Billiard Pitcher Hoped For Birmingham Team
The Birmingham Age Herald notes Harry Biliard, a promising Northwestern Ohio League twirler, signed to play for Birmingham in 1906 and now on the way to Manager Vaughan. Harvey Clark and Forbes Alcock also signed with the Coal Barns. all three live in Wooster, Ohio, and are well known to each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age Herald
Harry Biliard
Barry Billard
Birmingham
Vanaghan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harvey Clark
Forbes Alcovk
Wooster
Ohio
Billiard
Maenver Vandebsan
Vaughan
Clark
Public Sale to Close Business of Lug and Armstrong
A public sale will close the business once run by Al Lug and Wo Armstrong on February 19. Auction will feature buggies harnesses and horses. Armstrong plans to keep a feed and sale stable at the old site. Lug will run bass and back tine from a new barn at his North Buckeye street home. Walter Kinney, ex-fire member, plans to buy the American Home has and will set up stables behind the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. EE Lug
Wo. Armstrong
Armerong
Luce
Wll
North
Buckeye Street
Walter Kinney
The
Fir
Leases Filed as $35 Million Mortgage Recorded
A large mortgage for 35 million dollars is filed and to be recorded by county clerks. The document notes many oil and gas leases in Chester, Congress, and Flair townships with counties to record through Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway lines. Leases promise 60 cents per acre for domestic use and one eighth of all oil found. The mortgage is assigned to the Central Ticket Office of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Act
Otot Teass
Kumbar
Franksoo Fritav
Chester
Congress
Flair Townships
Wheeling & Lake Elie Railway Sc
Central Ticket O
New York
Eight Hour Law Exemption for Canal Alien Workers
Senate devoted entire session to urgent deficiency appropriation bill. Debate centered on Patterson amendment to strike alien workers on the Panama Canal from eight hour law protections. Patterson argued eight hours in tropics is inhuman. supporters contended otherwise. Amendment was voted down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Patterson
Tropics
Dolan Appeals to Courts in UMWA District Battle
In Pittsburg on February 10 the Dolan faction of the United Mine Workers faces a court injunction preventing delegates at the district convention from ousting him. The injunction blocks party actions and preservation of district books as the five day session continues amid disorder. Also in Philadelphia a 70 year old woman was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of her foster daughter's newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers of America
Common Pleas Court No. 2
Whter
Philadelphi
Seraph Jones
Mary Jones
Frank Jones
Academy Burns at Mount Carroll Affiliated School Damaged
Dixon Illinois February 10 The Princess Shimer academy at Mount Carroll affiliated with the University of Chicago was burned. The center hall and east and south wings were destroyed. The loss is $50,000, insurance hall. Trustees decided to rebuild at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
Princess Shimer Academy
Mount Carroll
University of Chicago
Ecliptic Observation Draws Multitude in Wooster
A cloudless sky over Wooster attracted a large attendance as residents gathered to view the moon's shadow. The event drew many locals from the town who remarked on the clear conditions and the spectacle.
Endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills from Wooster contractor
A local Wooster contractor Jacob Deer extols Dean's Kidney Pills after eight years of kidney and back distress. He reports steady relief within a week and credits the remedy with lasting benefits, noting frequent use during the year and urging other sufferers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ae Jacob Deer
Beall Ave
Wooster
Rena Civednd
Anas
Perents
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
Nw York
United States
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J. R. Zimmerman
R. L. Adair
Jeromeville
Laubaugh & Boyd
Castoria
W.C.T.U
Trolley League
St John
Clark Company Moving
Wayne County Acords
Bingginstead
Franklin-township
Oliver
Farrer
Alberet Tracy
Utrville
Emerson
Albert
John Lemon
Paint Township
Jane Smith
John B.foree
N. B Everson
Frankkiin Township
Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co
N. B
Verse
Jutoes Smith
N. B. Everson
Peter Heinen
Ohio & Pittsburgh Milk Co
Canangville
Holnes County
Clinton Township
Elmira de Miller
Benner
Luce Ant Bustant
Ettesbeth Kratzer
Burbak
Worthy & Streator
Chas Miene
Worthy & Stretor
John Mcconnell
J Weller
W C Gini Dague
Thomas J Dague
Doylestown
Probate
Piratine Foley
Andreopa Sills
Maple Valley
David B. Hill
Charleston
Camden
D. B. Hill
Union Carpenters of Chicago
Carpenters and Builders’ Association
Woosterites
California
Florida
Colorado
Pennesylvacs
Goaan U C
H Wolf
Mardigras Frcvision
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
sFlay
Penavigval Pinus Far Pafe
HidHetie
Chichester Chemical Symphnw Sf
Madison Bansre
Samuel
Tye
Aperfett
Pie
Signa Fatter Newssork
Gastoria
Bears
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