Wooster Daily Record Briefs Include Local Court and Elections
Local items note a circuit court continuation for Frick vs Fryett and construction contracts for Buckeye Street building. Wayne County votes, school exams, and a county jail tally appear with legislative plus ministerial notes. Weather, milkmen talks, and local notices frame a busy period.
Orrville Lincoln banquet notes and local arrivals
Orrville guests and speakers gather for Lincoln birthday events. Included are Col W G Cooper and John Huston Jr traveling from Mt Vernon and Millersburg for speeches. Local residents such as Nettie Goudy, F S Haitzell, and Miss Claribe Darstine attend activities. several appointments, travels, and illnesses noted across the city.
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WW. W. Garver
Oriville
Lincoln
John Fuiston, Jr
Millersburg
Archer
Mise Nettie Goudy
W. W. McIntire
W. G. Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Harry Pocock
Pocock
Bixler’s
Congressman McClure
Ohio
Dill
A. Eh. Ackerman
Orrville
U. 38
M. L. Smyser
Abraham Saybolt, Jr
Grant Myers
J. Applebaugh
McClure & Ahlnton
Johnson
Himself
J. H. Kauke
J.B. Taylor
Yoder
Claribe Darstine
Cleveland School
James Denbirg
Mia
Eugenia Scott
Little Gracie
Carrie Louis Co
Jobn Huston, Jr
Matinee musicale at Woodlawn Park Club and Wooster musical links
The Chicago Inter Ocean society notes report a well attended matinee musicale at Woodlawn Park Club featuring Flora Parsons a Parisian student returning from four years in Germany and Chopin and Sapellnikoff pieces praised for technique. Also highlighted is Wooster native Martha Criley a vocal instructor in Lexington praised by the Lexington papers for her singing and teaching in Baptist Female College concerts.
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Chicago Inter Qrean
Wooster Ladyland 4
Univversity Musical
Woodlawn Park Club
Flora Parsons
Germany
Sapellmakoff
Chopin
Martha Criley
W W. Criley
Wooster
Lexington
Lexington News
Baptist Female College
Lexington Intelligencer
Baptist College
Minor Court Matters Include Juvenile Custody and Sentences
James Miller, raised at Warne County Children’s Home, was taken by Marshal Elisperman on a warrant for threatening Theodora Crow. Lock D. Miller pled guilty to assault and battery. sentenced to 20 days in the workhouse and costs. Albert Rife found guilty of jumping trains. ordered to the Industrial School. Warnings issued to boys loitering at the depot. Local ward leaders and party ticket details noted.
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James Miller
Warne County
Geo W Ktpall
Elisperman
Theodora
Pin
Taggard
Lock D. Miller
cUlarran
Garver
Canton
Albert Rife
McClarran
Weather and rumors mark February notes from Reedsburg
Delayed letter references disagreeable weather since Ground Hog day. Local items mention Bert Lawrence buying a horn, Mrs Anna Soure seeking a farm, Joseph Cusack securing a Chicago position, several residents moving plans, a wagon accident involving Zeno Reed, and the Reedsburg Dramatic Club seeking use of schoolhouse No 2 for an entertainment. A Siberian trader reports Nansen has reached the North Gate en route to civilization. In Philadelphia, Cramps Ship Building Co is contracted to build revenue cutter No 3 for the Pacific coast.
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Akron
W. D. Tyler
Mansfield
Frank Slough
A. W. McClarran
Shreve
Shas
Elizabeth Dunlap
Acoo
J. Frank Smith
M. E. Church
America
Doytestown
Aquila Wiley
Ada Wiley
Columbus
Wiley
J H. Stoll
Dowell
Joseph
Shelby
Jobo
Colfar
Wash
Henry Jerkins
Taplin, Rice & Co
Carl White
North Market Street
Bert Lawrence
Anna Soure
Ashtabula County
Joseph Cusack
Chicago
John Kauffman
Harry
West
J'at McLaughlin
Westitt
W.J Shilling
Adam Kelster
Henry Meter
Zeno Reed
Fred Greenanwalj
Elt
Reedsburg Dramatic Club
St Prtsretra
Irutsk Sabena
Kouchnareff
Frantjof Hansen
Arctic
Nansen
Philadelphia
The
Cramps Ship Building Company
Pacific Coast
Ietec Bea
Okeeee & P
Tecof
Sis
Hp Sonverbll
United States
Treasury Reserve
Speaker
United States of America
Cortez
Austraia
Ashantee
Great Britain
Peru
Wilas
Africa
Bank of England
Hawaii
Blount
Georgia
Wall Street
Rascia
Russia
Art Speaker
Juliua Castar
Lincoln Address Highlights Civil War Leader's Virtues
Col. Cooper opens Wooster Lincoln tribute calling Lincoln a common man who rose to lead, contrasting him with Washington. The gathering features Dr. Orney’s extensive Lincoln citizen and president study, plus Welker’s personal recollections and remarks on Lincoln’s oratory and values. A late banquet ends after 3 am with strong audience applause.
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Wm. C. Cooper
Mt. Vernop
Wooster
Col. Cooper
Ohio
M. L.bmyser
Lincoln
Prstor
America
Washington
Virginia
Col Cooper
Gattysburg
United States
England
Col
Cooper
Vérnon Vbarks
Ray
W. Wickley
Pantoe
Church
Martin Luther
Abraham Lincoln
Orney
Committee On Speeches
Ita
Sven
McSweeney
Martin Welker
Fragmentary notes on early 20th century events and people
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Mollie
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