Melanchton Society Concert in Christ Evangelical Church
A Melanchton Society concert at the Christ Evangelical Church opened with audience delay as soloist H arrison Young missed the start by over an hour. James Hoppe and Bertha Conrad delivered multiple pieces, with Hoppe and the choir under Rev. F H Graeper sharing the program as a varied entertainment of songs, solos, and instrumental numbers.
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Christ Evangelical Charch
Tuesaday
Melanchton Society
Tiarrs Young
Mr. Young
Janes Hoppe
Golea
Hoppe
Axco
Bertha Conrad
Conrad
Beerranegh
Miles Conraad
Mr Hope
F H. Graeper
James Hopre
Harry Young
Misa Bettba
Appointment Rumors Raise Questions About State Treasurer Post
A Republican figure from Price Russell discusses appointment timing and possible contenders for the governor’s office. He notes that 15 to 60 others may be considered and mentions ongoing speculation among Friends of Br Russell about a preferred candidate, depending on political calculations and patronage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Warehall
Price Russell
Churaday
Tsoon
Gaesa
Rusati
Russell
Ruant
Scarlet Fever Closes Loudonville Schools Amid Epidemic
Loudonville public schools shut down due to scarlet fever outbreak with several cases in town. A son of Harry Forkman fell ill at school Friday and died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonvlle
Harry Forkman
Catarrh Cure Offer Amid Patent Medicine Ads
A vintage newspaper advertisement mix features Hall's Catarrh Cure promising a $100 reward for cures, plus testimonials from Rev W F Hoch and medical claims about digestion aids like Kodol. It also touts La Grippe and Pneumonia prevention pills from Chas E Bixler and Laubach.
Wooster items report civic, business updates in Wooster
Local notices sketch Wooster affairs from February weather and fire responses to council purchases and new business ventures. Reports cover plant setup in Canton, wiring in the opera house, depot jumper plans, Oddfellows events, hospital stays, land sales, theft of whiskey via siphon, and updates on residents like Charles King, Frank Pietter, and Harry Stoll. Names, places, dates, and incidents are noted with concise status notes and community interest milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pietter
J J . Kinney
Fletcher
Zeigler
No Remedy for Pear Tree Blight Causes Orchard Woes
A reader warns there is no effective spray or cure for pear tree blight and the only option is to prune out and burn affected wood. Some varieties like Kieffer are blight resistant, and grafting to resistant stock is advised though time consuming. Zurcher Fruit Farm in Apple Creek offers grafting services via Drabenstut Brothers of Wooster.
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Charles King
Apple Creek
California
Rome
Golden State
Billaan
Somawit
Landbeek & Boyd Brading
Artheut
Hurniog
Westiniorter Howe
Giuarnarie
Wooster Lodge of Oddfellows
Wooster
Zurcher Fruit Farm
Queer actions scare Bloomington couple. intruder detained
Fred Heim and wife of Bloomington faced a frightening incident Friday night when a deaf stranger, who behaved as if cemented in, forced entry and demanded rewrapping. He was escorted by Heim to the city and held by Sheriff Brown with others. The man known as Deathy Jobracn of Congress township was released Saturday morning and returned home with friends.
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Fred Heim Ana
Bloomington
Heim
Brown
Jobracn
Congress Township
Zimmerman arraignment set for Feb 28 in Cleveland court
J R Zimmerman, reindicted last Saturday, faces arraignment in federal court in Cleveland on Friday Feb 28. He must plead guilty or not guilty to the list indictment and will then stand trial beginning March 5 or shortly thereafter.
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J R Zimerman
Cleveland
Wall
Pan Hellenic reception by Beta Theta Pi
About fifty men attended a Greek social hosted by Beta Theta Pi on a sunny afternoon. The event featured cigars, food, cakes, and songs that strengthened friendships. The piece notes the Beta’s hospitality and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea from Laubich & Boyd as a curious sign-off.
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Beta Theta Pi
Ely Cream Balm and Kennedy Laxative ad fragment
An old ad promotes Ely’s Cream Balm restoring taste and smell, with direct airway application and quick relief, plus Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy. It touts 50-cent price, druggist availability, and mail order from New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Kennedy
Sli
Math
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New Y York
Kidney trouble ad claims in newspaper teaser
An ad style notice warns kidney irregularities affecting many, promoting Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. The snippet mentions names Foley, Laubitch and Boyd in a medical cure promotion.
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Foley
Laubitch & Boyd
Cespencestisk
Wertz Opposed as Wayne County Seeks Conviction in Race
Wayne County backs a congressman with courage to stand by key laws, opposing Wertz after a Jacksonian critique appeared in a recent issue. The notice suggests Wertz may lose momentum, with rumors of a new favorite to emerge at the Seventh District convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertz
Wayne County
Sevntenth
Jacksonian
Congress
Wortzman
rEids
Local Option Signers Rumor Sparks Election Talk
Rumor says sufficient signatures may have been gathered to secure a local option election. A closely connected source cited uncertainty, noting parties differ in belief and that a meeting will reveal whether enough signatures exist.
Card of Thanks from Women’s Relief Corps Lincoln Banquet
The Executive Committee of the Women’s Relief Corps sincerely thanks the speakers Lieut Mahlon Ricouch Ben Duglas Dr Scovel and John Mc Sweeney, the musicians Miss Lula Conrad Wm Hess and Wm Conrad, Harry MecClarran for courtesies, Wm Annat for decorations, Danford & Co for favors tables and chairs, Daughters of Veterans for waiting on guests, Ira Cameron for potted plants, Comrades McKinney Himmer and Rickanaugh for heavy work, the press for kindness, and everyone who helped make the Lincoln banquet a success socially and financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
McKinney
Himmer
Rickanaugh
Press
New Museum Progressing in Wooster Public Library
Wooster Ohio February 13 1906 the museum is now fairly started occupying the second floor of the public library It showcases a beautiful costly collection of birds and small animals donated by a public spirited citizen Another collection of curios and relics relating to early county and state history is ready The museum aims to attract visitors and citizens and needs stands and cases donations are requested Ladies interested in the library are asked to cooperate with the board Museum Committee W O Beebe H D Stauffer Gev J Schwartz
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Wooster, O
Wooster Public Library
Coonty Ana
W. O. Beebe
H. D. Stauffer
Gev. J. Schwartz
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported at Westminster Home
Two scarlet fever cases were reported Wednesday. One involves Marion Shoup’s daughter who is ill, and the boy Chas. Gilman, aged 9, of Westminster home. He was moved to the home hospital’s third story immediately after suspicion arose. The confinement is mild and no danger is feared for other residents.
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Marion Shoup
Chas. Gilman
Westminster Home
Fortesque In Washington Report Circulation Mentioned
A circulating report claims Grace Taggart went to Paris for Lieut Granville Fortesue. The story references Miss Alice Rochervoile and local papers from Thursday.
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Grace Taggart
Paris
France
Granville Fortesue
Alicve Rocbevele
Toateewan
Fragmentary OCR Card: Eee Pag Aid Oak Can Ill Passed
Fragmented text from an OCR page shows unreadable phrases and disjoint letters. The legible elements include scattered words and numbers that do not form a clear event or person. No coherent names dates or places emerge to establish a proper news item.
Ohio National Guard inspection circular issued in 1908
Colonel Edward Vollrath announces annual inspections for the Ohio National Guard in 1908. The report lists inspection dates by company across Bucyrus Akron Canton Wonster Ashland Mansfield Alliance and other locations with instructions for commanders to arrange stores, cleanliness, and readiness, including handling vacancies and unavailable personnel.
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Edward Vollrath
C. G
Fogith Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Bucyrus
Akron
Canton
Wonster
Ashland Manb
Akril
Wadsworth
Pri
Tillin
Alliance
Tanlfer
Mansfield
Weeta
Coam- Piay
Arcee
Ara Urpet
Asget Deel Cuepany
Organized Board of Health Meeting Actions on Scarlet Fever
The board endorsed the Board of Education action to stamp out scarlet fever and will require quarantine return certificates. Major M M Van Nest was elected president with L B Cooley as vice president. Water rent bill from the University was examined. due to meter issues, the board ordered the bill to be presented and routine business was approved.
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Pudi
M. van Nest
Wan Wade
Cooley
Wan
Gr. Patte
San
Sec.oary
Hanpert
Educstoo
Board of Education
Board of Health
Supt
Fieher
Petition for North Walnut street paving advances
Practically all proprietors on North Walnut Street between Liberty and Noath sign a petition for severing and paving the street. Others from North to Larwill show interest, making it likely the improvement will extend from Larwill to Liberty at the next council meeting.
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Walnut Street
Liberty and
Noath Street
Larwilk Street
Larwill
Liberty Street
Bill Would Boost State Experiment Stations Funding
A House bill proposes 30000 two year grants to each state experiment station to aid their work. The measure would raise overall appropriations though details remain unclear. Senate review is pending as Wooster station officials and Director Thorbé could not comment.
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House of Representatives
House
Thurdlay
Senate
Wooster Experiment Station
Thorbé
Finest private car Commonwealth praised near Wooster
The Pullman company completed a deluxe private car named Commonwealth with emerald color, bow windows, and polished brass railings. It passed Wooster on No 6 eastbound Friday noon en route to Pullman shops for final touches. A crew member called it the finest finished car he had ever seen.
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Pullman Cmpany
Wooster
Brosebt Fir
Pullwan
Commonwealthy
Ute
Will Work Till July In Uncertain Plant Move
A terse note indicates the work arrangement extends to July with uncertainty over firing, location, and management decisions after the leave. The text hints at securing elm and determining whether the factor will be placed elsewhere, reflecting ongoing planning and staffing concerns.
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Mia
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Rade Springs
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Hall
Nature Indoferita
Seared Sf Eee & CO
Toledo
FE. Hocht
South Malis
N.C
la Gripne
Chas E
Bixler
Laubach
Opera House
Board of Public Service Wires
Dalton
Harry J Stoll
Mohican Oil and Gas Co
Creston
James Wo Lanbach
Nold Avenue
Carlos Corbett
Western Union Telegraph Co
Vickers T
Woodterftin
United Presbyterian Business Men's
Pittsberg
Roosevelt
Blibu Root
L. M Shaw
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Navy
James Wilson
E. A
Mareh
Harvey Strain
Arcer House
Login Natural Gisce
Ar Sronefeta
Ross W. Furck
M. O Proctor
Co D
Armory
Louis Soyer
East Union Township
Buon
Chas. Carter
East Greenville
Daltan Gazette
Dring
Laubach & Boyd's
Joan
Chas
E. Bixler
Ati
Arid
Deary Johnson
Wooster Township
Rocky Mountain Tea
Laubich & Boyd
the Jacksonian
Washington
Col
Vollrath
Fighth Regiment
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Villarata
Coone
Figit Infantry
van Nest
North
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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Catarre
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Crevetano
Kilmer
Attofineys
Billman
Savings Bank Building
Luolumbian University Law School
Washington, DC
Rose W Funck
Artin L. Smyler
Ohio
Ofire
U. Merchants’ Emporium
Wwe
Sires -At-Law Oates
Grace
Bloch
Voustes
Fotal
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Ofice—Jackson Block
Publica Square
McClarran
M'Clarrath
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Ttorneys-At
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Oriva
Purame Swartz
Woostas
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U. State
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Matzer
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Downing Block
Secondifipon
Dormer Beall Ave
Bowman
New Yorks Dye and
Elder
B.S
Linbach & Boyd*s
Public Square
Oats
Fort
Madinsdale
A. H. Etling
Orrville
E. Adair
Doylestown
Ruight
Phud Gale
Ue le Ok
Peet
Panna
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