Local assault case nets guilty plea and arrest warrant
Anson Vi Sprankle and Ida Hoover of Smiths alle Jerome Miller of Congress township were charged with assault by Dr JMO Ward after a scuffle at the BET Top scheal angered Maver smith. Miller pled guilty and was fined a dollar plus costs. a warrant was issued for Charles Cox who reportedly took land in the affair. Marshal Lattner located Cox in the city prison Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Miller
Congress Township
Jmo Ward
Maver Smith
Mernage
Midleroo
Charles Cox
Lattner
Cox
City
Horses Recovered After Robbery Involving Mennonite Man
Jesse Shaller, a Mennonite, reported his horses stolen near Dalton and Mr baron and says the robbers abandoned a vehicle at a railroad station then released three horses to wander. The property was found Sunday at Kideen. two horses were damaged. Shaller plans to pursue the thieves to recover the 28 he claims to have lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Shaller
Pruday Ticht
Dalton
Mr Baron
Nias
Bigeye
Kideen
Shauler
The Grim Reaper tolls in halted town deaths
The text records multiple obituaries from Orrville and nearby towns. Philip Senff of Mt Exton died after illness. his son Phil Senff is noted. Mrs Maria Spashour, longtime Manion House landlord, death followed two weeks of illness. Magy Moweiser, 12, of Wooster area, died from scarlet fever. Mrs Force of Shreve, 41, died after prolonged illness with five daughters surviving. Ella Lucofsky, 4, died after a week with pneumonia. burial in Canton Jewish cemetery arranged. Funeral arrangements mentioned for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Mt Exton
Phil Senff
Laubach & Boyd
Maria Sponhour
Spashour
Orrville
Poesdas
Anton
Magy
Henrs Moweiser
Wooster
Rob Force
Shreve
Ella
Louis Lucofsky
North Grant Street
Canton
Tam
Berkshire Boar Purchase Highlights Hood Farm Lineage
L W Britton of Shiron Center Ohio buys a Berkshire boar from Hood Farm Lowell Mass. The animal carries Model Duke Lee blood of Hood Farm stock famed for Jer sey cows like Brown Bessie and Merry Maiden. Hood Farm’s influence is noted as elevating herds nationwide, with related ads and medicinal claims included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Britton
Shiron Center
Ohio
Hood Farm
Lowell
Mass
Duke Lee
Duke
King Lee
Lady Charlton
William Pinnak
Wantage
England
Windsor Supreme
I. Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Personal notes from Wooster and nearby towns
Local personals list residents and visitors including Fred Stendd Loudonville guest of Carrolls Miller and John T Maxwell Millersburg guest at Ardher House. Mentions of Henry Warner and Fred Clodfelter from Loudonville, J S McCoy improving, and various errands and visits in Ashland Wooster Creston Orrville and Medina area with several names and towns. Includes fishing at Odell's Lake and court at Millersburg with Judge S B Hasanat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stendd
Loudonville
Carrolls Miller
George Vantisburg
Ashland
Amonhg
Wooster Friends
J. S
McCoy
Warner
Lodi
Wayne County
Janes W. Brown
Con
John T. Maxwell
Millersburg
Ardher House
Henry Warner
Fred Clodfelter
Gress
L.C. Thompson
Wooster
de Langenfelter
Alfred Stenth
Friends Wooster
Tuesay
S B Hasanat
John S Caskey
CM Gray
Samuel Mbtzler
Orrville
Thomas Stenee
Muest
John H Taylor
Henry Mary
Odell's Lake
DeGraff
Warren Hathaway
Cleveland
Daal
McClure
Beebe
Ladi
Erhart
Josh Fritz
Ada & Adair
Creston
Fide EL DE. Adair
Aw Baad
Henry Bohbueh
Lee Geiselman
VW Kishin
Bedyear Bissell Watley Nelin
Daniel Iuack Slay Oo Keister
Fof McCarmack
Ioewner
Hoby Gritting
Dro. Yoostafil
Henrys Haller
Wallsehapt
Increasing pickle acreage and local troubles discussed
The article notes rising pickle farming area and community concerns. It mentions George Paul leading a hand in a move, Phontaug’s involvement, and Brider family health issues. It reports Joseph de Brider’s gradual recovery and Mrs Qathuarige Miller’s decline. A local meeting examined hood conditions and contracts, with statements about restoration and weekly work. Charles Pentz, son of Levi Pent, led his funeral from Adam Isrant’s residence on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smutvied
Bebe
Tedin Gali Jr
Fevel
Paul
Brieder
Charles Pentz
Levi Pept
Adam
Smallpox Concern Sparks Local Health Alerts
Reports describe a smallpox scare in Lodi with mentions of visits and oil strikes near town. Officials note a single case and warn of possible spread while detailing precautions and potential controls to prevent further transmission.
Epworth Lepage Valentine social and local notices
The Epworth Lepage's Valentine social was well patronized and a success. The Hill-Top schoolhouse gathering and local events filled the hall. Muir & Hershey mill now open Thursdays and Fridays. Josaph Siglers is gravely ill with death expected soon. Miss May E. attending.
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Algood
May E
Trial in Wasne Counts Court of Corodin Pleas
A Monday session in Wasne Counts Court of Corodin Pleas dealt with a case involving Toho ME Hiastrisegi versus Samael FP Cutter Vetion. The proceeding touched on security, civil actions, and property matters with witnesses and legal arguments heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Fuchre
Wasne Counts Court of Corodin Pleas
Fidyre
Marewell
Theiase
Toho ME Hiastrisegi
Samael
Cutter Vetion
Railway Bond Case Heads To Supreme Court
A fractured filing from the Eastern Tropt and Banking Company of Maine appeals to higher courts in a New England dispute. The case concerns the Wooster firm and a shortened chain of legal arguments, with debates over the validity of evidence and the right to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Morbas Contd Grove Postoffice Letters List
fragmentary OCR notes list names and places related to a Wooster postoffice letter tally. mentions Morbas Grove Jars Lovekie Mias Drill Hough Woosten Feb 14 readouts and various individuals such as McClure Harey Mark Mier Stella Bhauetinnin Vis. Jive ESee capers near Portuatvir Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosten
the Wooster
Postoffice
Ian
Hokeamon JP
Hos McClure
Harey Mark
Mier
Dr Toaieh
Mies
Stella Bhauetinnin
Fire at Botgrains residence on Henry and Walnut streets
Fire department raced to box 14 corner Henry and Walnut at 1040 Tuesday after an alarm. Blaze spread on the Botgegrain residence roof caused by sparks from the chimney. Flames subdued with chemical extinguishers. Damage estimated at 85 dollars, insured in the Myers agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Walnut Streets
Fook
Myers Agency
Hindoscope promise to revolutionize stomach treatment claims
The Hindoscope is touted for examining the interior of the stomach and revolutionizing its treatment. The ad notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the standard medicine, curing dyspepsia biliousness constipation and insomnia and preventing fever and myue while purging abuse and keeping regular. A private revenue stamp is shown on the bottle neck. A Wayne County Agricultural Society bid notice seeks bids for a grand structure, with specifications at J. R. Webster's office and bids due March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fcultural Society
J. RK. Webster
I. N. Kinsey
I. M. Kinney
Golden Corners Nuggets: Personal Notes From a Quiet Hamlet
A local column from Golden Corners highlights visits and events in Wayne and nearby counties. Rev Houston and Rev Hayes discuss Misstendar Wayne, Mary Betz visits with her parents, and townsfolk like Lizzie Troutman and Blanche Clabon are noted. A blacksmith need is mentioned along with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peptshan
Golden Corners
Houston
Wooster
Wayne
Hayes
Seo Chow
Ching
Harves
Ampbell
Lizzie Troutman
Ashtabula County
RR. NI McCoy
Mary Betz
Medina Q County
Clyde Armstrong
Kenoney
Bloomington
Pearl Major
Jefferson
J. B. McDonald
Alda Myers
Orrville
Lena Myers
Blanche Clabon
Hilltop
Death of Mrs Ida Lovett in Arizona
Frank Lovett and wife of Clinton township went to Phoenix for health. Ida Lovett died at 3 yesterday. C M Lovett will travel to Chicago to meet his brother. Ida was sister of Mrs A W Shearer of Wooster. Mrs Shearer helped arrange the trip. Mr Shearer had died before they left. The Lovetts' son and daughter are with Mrs Shearer. The community mourns her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovett
Clinton Township
Phoenix
Arizona
C. M. Lovett
Ida
Chicago
Miss Mila France Weds Mr Harry C Milligan in Cleveland
On Saint Valentine’s Day Miss Mila France daughter of Wm IX France of West Liberty street married Mr Harry C Milligan of Cleveland. The couple have gone to housekeeping at 33 Olive street. Milligan is a professional gentleman. Wooster friends extend congratulations.
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Leovel
Mansfield
Harbaugh
Profig Prechtel
Music Store
West Liberty Street
Truster
Fo K Davis
Wooster Oil Company
Columbus
Danuiteis
Lodi
Cleveland
Mila France
H.C. Milligan
Wm. IX. France
Harry C. Miligan
Olive Street
Milligan
Wooster
Judge Eason rules in favor of Okil Keiferss case
Judge Eason of Wayne County Court of Common Pleas issued a decision in the Okil Keiferss teaching case, finding in favor of the plaintiff to recover pos. Harrison v Cutter remains in trial, with Maxwell presiding over jury deliberations. Prosecutor Weyvandt faces inditment as Albert Marwin of Rittman faces voting questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Okila Keiferss
F Zell
Greene Township
Harrison
Cutter
Judya Maxwell
Wey Vandt
Albert Marwin
Rittman
Weyvandt
Martin
Oratorio cantata at Freemansburg church March 2
Freemansburg Choral Society conducts an oratorio cantata at the national church Friday evening March 2, with Prof. Wor. Wenner ill and high school pupils expected to have vacation. many local residents named in the notice are noted to be visiting or returning from trips and tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorn Spond
Frederiksberg
Migs
Bertha McGlenoen
Salineville
Jefferson County
Peterman
Nadie Tledd
George Sheldon
Alice NcCormick
Chicago
Albert Galles Les
Shaw
Wall
Fairhaven
Wenner
National Church
Boer Pursuit Marches and Kimberley Relief Reported
Reports from Jacolbsdal and London detail General Kelly-Kenny advancing against the Boers and reinforcing forces around Magersfontein as Kimberly's relief is hailed. Other dispatches note the Asiatic Prince captain dying of yellow fever, Cronje rumors, a pistol incident in Frankfort, and Venezuela's Ignacio Andrade addressing the ongoing revolution.
Wayne County Pioneer cabin razed amid vandalism fears
A decayed log cabin in Wayne County Park, once 80 years old and a Wayne County Pioneer Society treasure, faced demolition after repeated vandalism. Council instructed bids to raze the structure while considering preserving the cabin through safeguards or sale. Community opposition and road-franchise debates also marked the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cou Y
Eatin
Wovnster
Vane Duls
Peter Boegner
Wayne County Pioner Society
Zimmerman
Wooster Township
Uty
Reddick
Boegos
Overhult
Kingey
Borgner
Messrs
Kinney and
van Nest
Varius
Overholt
Clas
Mia Cuer Mrumierman
Punk
Susan Wilson
Local News Briefs From Bettsville Area
Mrs John Miers and daughter Greve left Bettsville to visit the dead father Jobo Gall. Elizabeth Howey remains critically ill with little hope of recovery. John Myers hosts bachelor hall as family away. Dr. Readebaugh expands practice and relocates with wife. Jobo Gall, former Waspe County resident, dies at Bettasville home at age 60. Funeral under LOOF rites. Crescent Tent and Lottwasburg Hive surprise Mr. and Mrs. Smalley on moving to Perry workshop Ashland County. social evening ends with carpet rag sewing and a generous supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Berccit
John Miers
Greve
Bettsvale
Jobo Gal
Elizabeth Howey
John Myers
Bettsville
John
Readebaugh
Jacob Funalman
Jobo Gall
Waspe County
Bettayyile
MR Smalley
Crescent Tent
National butter makers meet in Lincoln with 2000 delegates
Lincoln February 20 delegates from across the nation attend the annual convention of the National Butter Makers Association. Milwaukee shows interest in next year’s gathering with Chicago delegates aiding. Governor Quinter and Mayor Winnett deliver addresses. Boardman’s annual remarks and secretary and tenure reports read. New Jersey storm deaths reported near New Brunswick Millstone and Phase NII areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
United States
National Association
Milwaukete
Chicago
Made a Mason at the Old Court House Birthday
Alex Garing, an elderly resident of North Bever Street, was celebrated on his 81st birthday by friends and Masons. He recalled joining the Masons at the old court house, and the lodge presented him with tokens of friendship in acknowledgment of his long membership and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Garing
North Bever Street
Child Adjudged Insane in Probate Court
Miss Trane Stewart a 13 year old girl formerly at Westminster Missionary Home was declared insane before Probate Judge Robert L. Adair. Deputy Sheriff Gare Garver and Mrs Nancy Yhernard took her to Maseilop Hospital at noon. Her missionary father died a year ago in Mexico and she believes people read her thoughts when they look at her eyes. The mother remains in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Adair
Trane Stewart
Westminster
Tome
Maseilop Hospital
Sae Garver
Nancy Yherrard
Mexico
Treng
Assaulted the Mayor Sparked Applecreek Altercation and Warrants
Frank Reiter and Frederik Apis of Applecreek faced arrest warrants after an altercation with Mayor John Fouts over a local dispute. Reiter and Fry posted bail to keep peace and were later accused of perjury by Fouts. Reiter and Fry claim Fouts lied under oath about threats and prison plans. Morris represented Reiter and Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fouts
Applecreek
Frank Reiter
Frederik Apis
Rop Smith
Latimer
Reiter
Fry
Eame
God
Hoper
Granty Hach
Jobo H Fouts
Bneariny
Fouts
Forth
Jo Morris
Meiter and
Two Murders, Talk of Testimony and boxing in Detroit
A father shot dead by a man over a dispute with his daughter leads to the suspect's surrender while Macrum may testify. Also notes Charles Macrum, former US consul at Pretoria, stands firm on his statements about British officials in South Africa. In labor news Porto Rican delegates urge full American citizenship rights. Detroit reports a heavyweight bout between Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffords, with Cadillac Athletic Club arranging the event. Milwaukee also mourns Captain A J Langworthy, longtime fire chief and sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macrum
Pittburg
Charles EB
Magrum
United States
Pretoria
South Africa
Washington
Sacrum
Wheeler
Kentucky
Sharkey
Detroit
Light Guard Armory
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffords
California
Jeffords
Cadillac Athletic Club
Engineers Demand Wage Increase At Secret Pennsylvan ia Convention
Two hundred delegates from across the Pennsylvania railroad system gathered in Altoona to form a demand for higher wages. Chief P. M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers presided over the meeting held February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoona
Pennsylvania
St Faris
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M Arthur
The
Brotherhood
Snow totals and storm notes from New York dated Feb 19
Snowfall in New York reached seven inches with a mild 20 degree day and light wind. The storm caused little disruption and did not greatly affect the poor. Also reported: the steamer New Battle of Memphis sank near White River. two deck hands drowned. cargo value unspecified. A separate fire in Clarksdale, Mississippi destroyed Bacot & Vo, causing about 60,000 dollars in loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beng
Rosedale
Miss
Clarksdale
Bacot & Vo.a .General Ptore
Congressional wrangling spans pensions, sugar, and Hawaii
Washington reports detail Democratic probes into the Sugar Trust and Montana politics. Senator Clark of Montana defends spending while Justice Hunt and his physician Tracey corroborate essential details. Richardson introduces two sugar trust resolutions for six months’ interstate transport ban and Cuba sugar imports. War department drafts a reform bill, including merit promotions and naval-style reserves. Hawaii government plans spark constitutional debate. Port Rico tariff talk dominates Congress as roots of authority over territories are contested. Secretary Root proposes a civilian reserve tied to military training. Conferees make no progress on two major financial bills, signaling ongoing disagreement.
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Washington
Clark
Senated Committee O Privileges and Elections
Montana
Tracey
Justice Hunt
Weleme
State Supreme Court
Satuellay
Campbell
Turley
Daly
Richardson
Tenn
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Dewey's Trip Attends Washington Birthday Parade
In Washington on February 20 Admiral and Mrs Dewey left aboard a special train to attend the Washington birthday celebration in Wheeling. General Shafter, at Fort Porter, said insurrection in the Philippines appears ended among the Tagals though troops and garrisons will be needed for years to come. New incorporations listed include Gilbert Grocery Co of Portsmouth and several firms in Muskingum and Sandusky counties. The Philippine Commission lineup remains incomplete with Judge Taft to lead and John J. Vertrees of Nashville named as a southern representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Shafter
Buffalo
William R Shafter
Fort Porter
San Francisco
Mbus
Gilbert Grocery Company
Portsmouth
Rich Hill Cemetery Association
Rich Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Muskingum County
Jarecki Chemical Company
Sandusky
Unclear fragment prompts challenge for local record
The readable text is fragmented with garbled phrases and missing context, hindering a precise summary. It mentions a sale and the name Rana but lacks coherent subject, date, or location details to form a factual card.
Massiffon highway robbery details emerge
A correspondent recounts a Saturday highway robbery near Massiffon. Shaller, attacked by unmasked men, was beaten on the forehead and robbed of money and horses. He traveled to Dalton and notified W. Hostetter, who alerted nearby towns as Shaller refused to pursue legal action due to religious beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massiffon
Dalton
Hiss
W. Hostetter
Hostetter
Shaller
Shiller
Jessh Shaller
Ohio Senate Debates Bills on Penalties and Courts
In the Ohio Senate Bright introduces a bill to double public meeting penalties to a $100 fine and 25 days in jail. Other measures include a court of conciliation in each county seat, library use for Chillicothe Female College, and funding and road improveme n t proposals. House schedules street railway franchise votes and requires county stenographers to report grand jury proceedings. various licensing, debt refinancing, and insurance oversight bills are also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Columbia
Ohio Senate
Bright
Marchant
Chillicothe
State University
Hrorein
Washington
Tor
Garrison
Yar Uus
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Livestock Prices from Pittsburg and Cincinnati Markets
The city market listings show varied bids for cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves. Notable ranges include heifers and cows at several dollars, hogs around 4 to 5 dollars per unit, and lambs from about 4 to 7 dollars, with wheat corn oats prices noted for Cincinnati. Canada prices cited at 124 750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toledo Counterfeit Dollar Probe Sparks Identity Hints
Toledo officers, aided by George H. Smith, search for counterfeiters who circulated 1879 dated silver dollars in Toledo and nearby towns. Smith reportedly held 33 of the 1879 dollars when arrested, including 20 in a pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Toledo
George Howard
Kidney Health and Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Claim
An old health ad claims kidneys purify blood and that failing kidneys cause pains and heart strain. It extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal remedy with a sample offered by mail to diagnose kidney or bladder trouble.
Craim's New Atlas of the World Ad Teaser
An advertisement fragment invites readers to apply for a “first-class position” with a large corporation of agents. It claims educationers and United States citizens will be paid for investigation work, promising transportation to Wooster and urging immediate response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Ohne
Large Corp
United States
Wooster
Jone
Wanted at Onge recruit for company rise and maps
Fragmentary classified item seeks reliable educated men from town to join a company project. Territory and state details implied. Applicants must be in their respective fields with potential salary discussions. Apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifs
Gentienth
Crain
Atlas
Dammisso
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