Lattesburg Farmers Institute Delivers Strong Program
The fifth annual Farmers Institute held at Latt isburg Town Hall on Monday Feb 12 drew crowds and praise for lectures on rural telephones barns and out buildings fruit canning butter making and soil improvement. Speakers including J A Dobie L G Spencer and Prof A D Selby discussed drainages crop rotation weed control and smut prevention with musical interludes and an engaged audience. Officers were elected and a lively question box followed the program.
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Farmers Institute
Lattis‘burg
Ana
W. M. Smith
Clara Ebert
Grace Myers
J. al. Dodie
Gutman
L. G. Spencer
Nutwood
William Ketter
Piedsant
J. al. Dobie Antyeee
Selby
Ohio
House of Representatives
J. W. Troxel
W. M. Thompson
Sevy
L. Piper
J. A. Martin
A. A. Zimmerman
J. W. Bridenating
Henry Bilhimer
Harry
Jacob Funniman
Prof. Bally
G. al Dobie
Dr. Firestone
Wooster
L G Spencer
Farmers' Institute
L. G Spencer
Fanny Troxel
Farmer Stebbins
Betts Mowery
Floyd Berry
Betsy
Doubie, Spencer, Selby
Firestone
Wedded at Orrville to Hiram Fisher Jr and Miss Edus Fishburn
In Orrville on Wednesday evening Hiram Fisher Jr of the South Market Street bakery wed Miss Edus Fishburn of Fillersburg. Rev J M Byde of the Methodist church officiated at his home. The couple traveled to Wooster on the late train. Mrs Fisher formerly lived in the city and friends extend best wishes for joy.
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Orrville
Hiram Fisher, Jr
South Market Street
Edus Fishburn
Fillersburg
J. M. Byde
Methodist Church
Fisher
Wooster
Mra Fisher
Officers Installed for Modern Brotherhood of America
The Modern Brotherhood of America at the M. W. A. hall installed officers led by President J. Russell. New officers include Vice President Hy Jolliff and Secretary Mrs. S. E. Jolliff. Treasurer Dr. A. T. Ford. Chaplain Rev. N. A. Walker. and actor Frank T. Tryon. The lodge invites members and notes varying active work and enrollment. Next meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening November 25 at the W. A. ball. all members urged to attend.
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M. W. A. Hall
Modern Brotherhood of America
J. Russe
Eveeldent Hy
Jolliff
Stary
S. E. Jolliff Eayeiden
A. T. ‘Ordlain
N. A. Walker
Frank T. Tryon
Jee Byene
Benninel
Geo
McConnell
Istelet
Jolietta Fraternal Insurance
J. Russell
University team defeats D by 43 to 19 in fast game
University stars Cooper and McConnell led a quick scoring night. Kester hit 5 fouls from the line, while McConnell and Gasche combined for most goals. The D team, off their usual pace, lost to Mansfield Y.M.C.A. 63 to 7, with R. Y. McCray refereeing and Umpire Weaver. Wooster loses to Hiram 32 to 9 as the Hiram lineup spread points evenly. Willson and Line top scorers for Hiram while Wooster struggled at the line.
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Cooper
McConnell
Kester
Lneup
Samipany
Mansfield Y.M.C.A
Mansfield Boys
R. Y. McCray
Mansfield
Wooster University
Hiram
W Woonster
Brown
Wooster
Welty Whilson Lf
Percdees
Espy Woodbury
Cooper Miller
Bogg
Willson
Woodbury
Miller
Richardson
Cox and Weaver
Seven men killed as 10 ton boulder hits caboose in Arkansas wreck
On February 16 a 10 ton boulder toppled from a hillside and crashed into a work train caboose two miles west of Little Maumelle Arkansas, killing seven men and injuring at least 14. The shattered caboose and buried sand caused numerous fatalities and missing persons. The crew included Conductor J R Gamble Engineer Nazor and Fireman W S Evans. Insurance concerns rose after fires in Waterbury and Patterson prompted Bradstreet to warn of possible insurer withdrawals.
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Uffiie Rock
Ark
Choctt
Oklahoma
Cliff Road
Little Rock
Samuel Simon
Booneville
BL. Jones
O. Foster
John Williams
North Little Rock
Henry McGee
J. R. Gamble
Nazor
W. 5. Evans
Little Maumelle
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reorganized into law
The bill reorganizing the board of control of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, sent from the senate with an amendment changing the annual meeting date from April to March, was passed by the house Tuesday into amended form. The bill is now a law.
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Board of Control of the
Ohio ‘Agricultural Periment Station
House
Senate
Missing West Virginia Boy Skips Town Over Cold Weather
Max Massen, 13, from a family that moved West Virginia recently, took $87 from his mother's drawer in a sewing machine Thursday morning and left for parts unknown. Authorities believe he fled home due to homesickness for his native soil and dissatisfaction with the cold weather and circumstances.
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Max Massen
West Virginia
Rev W L Neal accepts Wooster Loudonville church call
At a church meeting the congregation extended and Rev W L Neal accepted a call to serve between Wooster and Loudonville through April. He has gained popularity in Wooster during revival, with about forty added to the church and three baptisms reported Thursday night.
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Church of Christ
W. L. Neal
Loudonville
Neal
Wooster
Itas
Japan Wins Admission to Great Nations County
Yokohama reports mixed joy over the Britain accord granting Japan admission to the circle of great powers. The press warns that the agreement brings heavy responsibilities and that peace will not last without continued effort.
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Yokohama
Great Britain
Japan
County of Great Nations
Indictments returned over Park Avenue explosion case
New York on February 14 reports grand jury indictments against Park Avenue explosion contractors and city officials over explosive storage dereliction. Iran Shaler faces first degree manslaughter and illegal dynamite storage charges. a Vatican style note condemns secular policy cited in Bordeaux and Valence church letters.
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New York
Park Avenue
Iran Shaler
Shaler
Beware Mercury In Catarrh Ointments Warns Consumers
An old public health notice cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury as they damage the senses and system. It endorses Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when prescribed by physicians. Also claims kidney disease causes many deaths and promotes Laubach Boyd and Zimmermann Co. remedies.
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Toledo
Ohio
F J Cheney & Ua
Raves
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmermann& Co
Iths
Fottrds Honey and Tar cures croup says Mrs Cordier
Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the brassy cough of croup, pounding like a death knell. Fotrr's Honey and Tar allegedly gives instant relief and quickly cures the worst forms of croup, according to a letter from Mrs P L Cordier of Mannington, Kentucky.
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P. L. Cordier
Mannington
Obituary notes from a Wooster Marietta area page
Obituary notes list several local deaths with ages and brief family details. Reamer Evarta Reed aged 2 months 10 days, son of Mr and Mrs Clayton E Reed of Marietta, formerly Wooster, died Feb 14. Harvey Elmer Arnold 37, died Feb 8 near Lind Washington after a week’s illness. survived by wife, two sons, two daughters. born near Applecreek, lived there until 1898 then moved to Washington. Mrs Beary McFilton Big Prairie died after two months illness. survived by husband, two sons, one daughter. L Corker 61 died Feb 12 at Big Prairie. blacksmith, Christian man. survived by two children. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoffman near lost two children, Anna died Dec 26 aged 16 years 8 months 26 days, John died Jan 20 aged 9 years 11 months 19 days. Miss Artie Rider 22 Burton City died at home of parents. funeral held Wednesday.
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Reamer Evarta Reed
Clayton E. Reed
Marietta
Wooster
Harvey Elmer Arnold
Lind
Waah
Applecreek
Washington
Beary McFilton
Big Prairie
L. Corker
Henry Hoffman
Foy Wmonth
Anna
John
Artie Rider
Burton City
Convention of League of Ohio Republicans Club Held in Springfield
Springfield Ohio February 18 The Republican Club met at Grand Opera house with about 26 clubs sending delegates President D C Morrow gave an address Officers elected Scott Benham Cincinnati first vice president Robert Nevina Jr Dayton second vice president Walter C Hudsom Toledo third vice president Dr E B Colley Cincinnati secretary Hisov SpeManaz Marietta treasurer Woe Selfer Mount Vernon Delegates at large to national convention D Q Morrow Hillsboro George C Dunham Toledo Thomas B Kyle Troy Fred H Tibbitts Columbus D D Woodmansee Cincinnati Arthur J Riggs Springfield Alternates D C Outcast Cincinnati E K E Cole London Fred W Herbst Columbus O B Brown Dayton George E Love Fred L Taft Cleveland Next meeting at Columbus Debt Dispute Death New Straitsville O February 13 A dispute over 1 dollar led Joseph West merchant to shoot John Hedges coal operator twice once head once heart West jailed brother of Eli M West noted Columbus politician
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Republican Club
Springfield
League of Ohio Republics Clube
Grand Opera House
D. C Morrow
Scott Benham
Cinciinnati
Robert Nevina, Jr
Dayton
Walter C. Hudsom
Toledo
Voe
EB. D. Colley
Cincinnnati
Joseph Russell
Urleans
Hisov
SpeManaz
Marietta
Selfer
Mount Vernon
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
George C. Dunham
Thomas B. Kyle
Troy
Fred H. Tibbitts
Columbus
D. D. Woodmans
New Straitsvile
Joseph West
John Hedges
West
New Lexington
Eli M West
Deserters Hanged in the Philippines and U S Murder Case
The war department records reveal two privates Edmond A. Dubose and Lewis Russell of Troop HB Ninth Cavalry (colored) were hanged in the islands after desertion from Camila Albay around March 1 1901. They had stolen U S carbines revolvers belts and ammunition then joined Filipinos. In New Jersey John Young, one of four burglars in the Riverside farmer Washington Hunter murder case, was sentenced to be hanged March 18. Charles Brown was executed December 3 Otto Kellar testifies for the state. Charles Miller remains at HMarty.
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Washington
Philippine Mall
War Department
Ninth Cavalry
Edmond A. Dubose
Lewis Russell
Islands
Camila
Albay Province
United States
Mount Holly
John Young
Washington Hunter
Riverside
Hunter Charles Brown
Otto Kellar
Charles Miller
Hmarty
German Admiral Baudissin Visits New York City Officials
Rear Admiral Count Von Baudissin of the German imperial yacht Hohepsol lern visits Rear Admiral Barker at the navy yard and then meets Major General Brooke and New York City officials at City Hall. He is in full uniform during the formal calls.
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Gails
New York
Count von Baudissin
Barker
Navy Yard
Brooke
Department of the East
City Hall
Vaccination Drive Urges Schoolchildren Coverage
Edgy civic notice urges local authorities to improve child vaccination amid regional disease concerns. The plea emphasizes protecting students and communities through school attendance and public health measures.
Honored Captain Alcock Elected by Finck Company Knights
Finck Company Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias met Tuesday evening to elect officers Captain Forbes Alcock First Lieutenant Marcus M Van Nest Second Lieutenant Samuel Manson Recorder Jay J Keister Treasurer Charles W Kisling The selection of Captain Alcock as commanding officer honors Wooster drillmaster who was recently knighted and under his leadership the unit is expected to rise among Ohio Pythian commands while Alcock remains captain of Canton Wright Patriarchs Militant.
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Finck Company
Knights of Pythias
Forbes Alcock
Marcus M. van Nest
Samuel Manson
Jay J. Keister
Charles W. Kisling
Wooster
Pythias
Additional Rural Delivery Routes Planned in Ashtabula
Port L Keppler, a postal department special agent from Ashtabula, says two more rural delivery routes will be established though exact sections depend on his forthcoming report after surveying urged by petitioners. Meanwhile, applicants may file with Postmaster Flattery.
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Port L. Keppler
Ashtabula
Postal Department
Keppler
Flattery
Varioloid Case at North Grant Street Home
The varioloid case of Barton Rhoades Jr. at his father's North Grant street home was improved Saturday. The council and Board of Health met to prevent spread. Exposed contacts quarantined for 14 days and all exposed vaccinated at once. Six school children recommended for immediate vaccination. Some residents unable to bear costs urged to seek help at the Health Office. Four houses quarantined as a result of exposures. The measures aim to stamp out the outbreak in Wooster.
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Barton Rhoades Jr
North Grant Street
Te Council
Boid of Health
Rhoades
Sheldon
Pherae
Wooster
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Reddick
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Gerlach
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Sever
Pennsylvania
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Waterbury
Faterson
Bradatreet’s
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Philippine Islands
Senate Committee On
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Taft
Otcers
Bordeaux
Valence
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Mites
H. Oaks
Jamestown
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Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
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Madison
Wits
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the Centaur Company
TY Murray Atalet
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