Primary election call for Wooster Ohio 1900
The notice invites nomination of municipal and township candidates for the April 1900 primaries in Wayne County including Wooster. It lists offices such as Board of Education Water Works Trustees Clerk and Constables, and requests candidates certified by judges and clerks. It also calls Republicans to select delegates and alternates at primaries and county convention to be held April 14 1900 at City Hall.
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Opal Truster
Hamed
Bydges
Be & Applebaugh
Board of Blecons
Wooster
Ohio
Republian
Comimnitteer
Ayne County
Pales Wooster
Teasum Ras
Cfist Fond
Spor
de Treasury
Towosh
County
Diteh
Blvetuan
County Liebt
Wooster City
Seeerage
S. Market St
S Market St. Exten
Public Square
Colege Ave
Bowman
Beall
Beall Ave
North St
North Buckeye St
High St
City Bridge Fund
Cainst Pavin
City Clerk Water Works
Treasury
Jesse McClellan
W.nckee
Primary Election Calls for Plain Township Republicans
February 27 1900 the Republicans of Plain Township are asked to meet at Blackleyville at 1 and 7 PM to nominate candidates for Township Clerk Trustee Assessor and Constable for the township election on Monday April 2 1900 Also select two delegates and two alternates to represent the township at the county convention to be held at City Hall Wooster on Saturday March 17 1900 M Allaman Central Committeeman
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Plain Township
Blackleyville
Plep
Essor
Constable
Alsotto
Wooster
M. Allaman
Franklin Township Republican notices for primaries
The Republicans of Franklin and Wayne townships announce primary elections for township committees. Franklin voters nominate candidates by March 1 with polling at Morrland. Wayne voters in Madisonburg vote March 3 between 1 pm and 4 pm to nominate township officers.
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Wayne Township
Madisonburg
Emmet Smyser
Assessor Race Featured in Republican Primaries
Election notices from The Republican list candidates for non salaried and salaried offices at 30 cents for non salaried and 40 cents for salaried. Ten candidates vie for Assessor in the Revocad ward subject to Republican primaries.
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Rtefon
TS Cvats
Republian
One Trust Grows Up and Fails in Monopoly Push
The piece notes the rise and fall of a four trust led by Milwaukee, blaming its demise on hostility to rivals and anti competitive spending rather than poor sales or high costs. It argues that any business formed to form a monopoly and crush competitors should be crushed by law or public opinion.
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Four Trust
Milwaukee
Surrender of Cronje marks Boer pain and British edge
The surrender of General Cronje to the British signals a serious setback for the Boers, though not an unexpected one, as British numbers loom large. The English likely prevail in the end, while the Boers earn wartime humanity’s sympathy for their brave stand. Various local notes follow on weather, politics, and public concerns.
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Cronje
England Celebrates Roberts Victory After Cronje Surrender
London reports celebrate Lord Roberts triumph following General Cronje surrender. Britons assess losses, prison counts, and the fate of Boer commanders while questioning Buller’s Natal campaign and the fate of Magersfontein guns. Dialogue contrasts victors’ pride with uncertainty over remaining Boer forces and large artillery.
Collision Fatality Involving Engine 63 Freight Train
Richard Varner, a conductor aboard engine 63, was killed when a freight train rear collided with a train composed of a wrecked pen and cars. The caboose burned along with four cars, and fire responders were delayed by five hours due to bitter cold.
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Richard Varner
Pight
Avas
Mansfield
Uae
Ak Cedent
Pinse
Ineer - d
Ehar
Tio
Pleasant Home School News and Local Notices
Pleasant Home February 26 reports snow storm easing and cold air. Local residents Elliott Mathews now of Ashland visits friends. Cora Taylor of Celina visiting uncle Harvey Lindsey. Pupil performance praised. Mason and instructor noted for fine stage display. Clifford Martin returns from Kenton. productive brothers receive new wood.
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Pleasant Home
Elliot Mathews
Ashland
Cora Taylor
Celina
Harvey Lindsey
Sitk
Jennie Holmes
A. Mavers
John Shank
Reading
John
Clifford Martin
Kenton
Phe
Ductive Bros
ED Mason
Cronje Surrenders With 3000 Boer Forces at Paardesburg
On February 27 General Cronje and 3000 Boer soldiers surrendered at dawn to General Roberts after a ten day stand. Women and children were among the captives who will be moved to Cape Town. A few big guns and wagons were captured. food and ammunition had run out. The surrender followed a bold Canadian and Gordon attack on trenches.
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Paardesburg
Cronje
Roberts
Cape Town
Cronies
Scraps and Notices From Burbank Feb 24
Local items report Mrs T M Ogden going to Akron for a week as her husband takes car clerk post in Brig yards. Longfellow birthday observed by schools. Dennis Moore visiting Rowsburg. Ed O Hara and family back from Erie run. Charley Overs ill with grip. Nathan Weaver nursing a sore hand. Perry Steele and wife visiting Galion relatives. Samuel Robison dies at 60. funeral at Evangelical church. Revival at Methodist to continue this week. A minor dispute at Erie depot settles in favor of Frank Cavanaugh. Mrs Huffman recovering from appendicitis. Maud Yoddr visits friends in West Salem.
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T. M. Ogden
Akron
Brig
Longfellow
U. B
Dennis Moore
Rowsburg
C. E. Shaw
Galion
J. H. Ogden
Frank Cavanaugh
Erie
Clint Jackson Dead and Funeral Details Revealed
Clinton Jackson, a printer with deep county roots, died Monday in Pittsburgh after illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Wcoster Lodge. Several relatives and friends attended, including Jacob Mer and Jesee Wart Howard.
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Clinton Jakson
Il 4
Ine Vrotheres Atteos
Siuh Lucas
Jacob Mer
Jesee Wart Howard Wile
John Nolin Jatin
Power
M Tans
Meeting on branches of nature study at School No 6
The program outlines several topics on nature study and related methods. Principal Jacor and Secretary Vida Berkey urge all school patrons and educators to attend the Saturday meeting at 1 o clock to discuss the courses and aims of the instruction.
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A+ t
Apthmetu
Eduly
Vida Berkey
Appledge Mayor Fouts Waives Examination on Perjury Charge
Mayor John H Fouts of Appledge charged with perjury appeared before Major Roo on the sixth Monday morning. He waived examination and furnished bond for his appearance before the grand jury. Bond signed to A. D. Mets and Geo Kettler.
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John H Fouts
Appledge
Roo
Rand
A.D. Mets
Geo Kettler
Wooster City and Wayne County Directory Ready for Subscribers
XB Lee presents the Wooster City and Wayne County Directory issued from Geo. Schmutz’s office. The volume boasts a neat typographic finish and promises to satisfy a long felt need with its comprehensive listing and accessible format.
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New Wooster City
Wayne County
XB Lee
Berg
Geo. Schmutz
Wooster Mill Brook coal shutes workers sustain injuries
Wooster men employed at the Mill Brook coal shutes suffered several accidents last Friday. William Ross crushed his right thumb while Warren Ash was hurt getting out of a cart and fell with a badly bruised right leg. Harry Wertz fell from a platform about 22 feet, escaping with a cracked rib and multiple bruises.
Wooster Ohio Postal List February 26 1000
The Wooster post office publishes a list of last names and initials including F Albright H A Booze J E Cooper Dr Fem George Chas M Gardner Harry King Albert Layman L J Perry Frank Vasser Harry Wood and Miss Elsie Holebroke readers noted.
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the Wooster
F Albright
H. A. Booze
J. E. Cooper
Fem George
Chas M. Gardner
Harry King
Albert Layman
L. J. Perry
Frank Vasser
Harry Wood
Elsie Holebroke
He Wooster
IK. McClarran
Solo Whitworth
T LL. Plattery
Notable Names in Ohio Township Area Listings
The fragment lists individuals with hometowns including Dalton Wooster Mansfield Kochs Apple Creek Canaan Chester and Chester townships. Names appear with spouses or associates such as David Hostettler Anna Amgkutz Jerry Vitello Martha Grehser and others, indicating a compiled marriage or residency roster from several towns in the region.
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David Hostettler
Anna Amgkutz
Dalton
Jerry Vitello
Martha
Grehser
Wooster
John A. Zook
Mansfield
Emma A. Crites
Smithville
Frank Schaaf
Margaret Which
John W. Dunham
Koch's
Fanny Javot
Apple Creek
David (. Armstrong
Canaan Township
Alice J. Smith
Chéster Township
Wooster Market Prices for Produce and Grain
Corrected by Crataneau & Co dealers to Groceries and Provisions listing wholesale prices on February 21 1900 for butter eggs lard cheese white beans potatoes onions chickens turkeys and grain commodities. Includes figures for wheat flour corn oats barley rye and related feeds with assorted per unit and per barrel prices and notes on market terms.
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Crataneau & Co
W. D. Are
Bae Ry
Aly
Nt TaDa
Middiinga
Death at Congress Claims Joseph Lipder in February
Obituary notes Joseph Lipder of Congress aged about seventy two died after months of illness on February 24. Native of Ashland County he worked as a blacksmith in Polk Lattasburg and Congress. He leaves a widow two sons sixteen grandchildren three great grandchildren. Funeral at Mok church at 1 o clock Monday. Also reports Aiken injured when wagon demolished by a crusher in West Salem. Other items include local events in Congress and district meetings with emphasis on Republican primary March 3 and Democratic primary same day, plus a Ladies Missionary Society meeting.
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Joseph Sipder
Lipder
Ashland
Tatal
Polk
Lattasburg
Conpresa
Mok
Aiken
West Salem
van Pvera
Jobo van Bverd
Alfion
Milo A
Leon Simon
Congress
Burbank
John Po Patterson
Euraem
Alhatee i
George Fresh
A. Weiler
Ladies’ Missionary Society
M. EB. Church
Melinda Campbell
Smithville Jottings and Local Notices
Smithville notes recount a severe blizzard with subzero conditions, local church attendance, a cantata rerun at reduced prices, and community updates. Residents travel to Wooster, Orrville, and Canton for events while marriages, obituaries, and property changes are recorded among town happenings. Individuals named include Miss Edina Baker, Fred Curie, Laura Markle, and Anson Sprenkie.
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Smithville
M B. Suning School
Smithvillians
Wooster
Watterson
Licoln
Fdina Baker
Orrville
Linn Sprenkle
Gilbert Jos Kietlin
Fred Curie
No Curie
Laura Markle
Chippewa Lake
Henry Hoff
Howard Jarvis
Lumbard
Medina
Jumbard
Hennessey
Jackson, Mich
J . Zimmerman
Canton
George Hooley
Virginia
Denbigh
Smithville Mills
Wooster Council
Professor Eberly
Chatauqua
Pete Prian
Goerhenaur's Corners
Pike
Madisonburg
Hamm
Elijah Brown
Anson M. Sprenkie
Ida Hoover
Oliver
Local notices and community life report of Feb 27
Feb 27 reports cover Rev T J Hoak starting meetings in Oak Chapel M E church, road drift issues, public sale for Carrie Hamilton March 7, and various town notes. Other items note protracted meetings, fox hunt progress, baptisms, illnesses, deaths, marriages, and local travel between Orrville Winesburg Wooster and Plain.
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T. J. Hoak
Jeromeville
Oak Chapel
M. E
Hoak
Carrie Hamilton
Funeral for Mrs Ida Morr Held Thursday Morning
Mrs Ida Morr aged about forty wife of Geo Morr of near Morrland died Monday after a long illness of lung disease. She is survived by her husband and two children. The funeral will be at 10 oclock Thursday. The Rice Book and Stationery Store has moved to East Liberty street opposite the Yoder House and features new styles in stationery and blank books.
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James Mowrer
Milton Reed
Bloomington
Gare
Cupid
D.C. Armstrong
Alice J. Smith
Smith Homestead
J. G Black
Ida Morr
Geo. Morr
Morrland
Rice Book and Stationery
East Liberty Street
Yoder
Wester
Eewtebl
Chtster
Wook
Parma
Parma Facok M Haerwosn Anp Vms Fovrdmoen
Addins
Tritors
H Bradshaw Jeweler resumes at old stand east of Craigzhead
H Bradshaw announces return to business at his former location one door east of Craigzhead's. He invites friends to shop watches clocks jewelry silverware musical instruments and more offered at 1/3 to 1/2 lower than local rivals. He promises superior repair work and guarantees every article or money back.
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Craigzhead’s
H. Bradshaw
Allen's Foot Ease Powder Relief for Corns
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for quick relief from corn discomfort. It promises easy use and noticeable comfort after application, noting the product as a remedy associated with foot care routines.
Unclear OCR Narrative From Obscure Local Report
Fragmented text recounts a sequence of events involving a safety incident, a guard, arrests, and weather related car and wagon mishaps. Names and places are garbled, but references include a public notice style event, a party, and a country trip ending in a snowy accident with damage and exposure.
Farm For Sale In Wooster Ohio From Old Notice
The fragment describes a 100 FARM FOR SALE listing in Wooster Ohio with a George reference. It mentions property features like a large building, barn, and lumber formation. The readable text is garbled but indicates a real estate notice from an old newspaper page.
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George
Fragmented OCR text with garbled place names and notices
The readable fragments mention a Wester Cbbe, Roart bate, and a number of names including JOAN SON ACR AY, with scattered references to estates, counties, and notices. The text preserves little coherent event or action but indicates a collection of legal or public notices and scattered poem references amid disorder.
Morrow’s Kid-ne-voids Kidney Remedy Endorsed in Wooster
Wooster citizens testify to the merits of Morrow 5 Kaidenesoids sold as Kid-ne-vids by John Morrow & Co. They claim relief from kidney backache dizziness sleeplessness and urinary disorders. Yellow tablets in wooden boxes cost fifty cents a box and are mailed on receipt of price from Springfield Ohio.
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Wooster
Morrows
Mans Wooster
Usas
Warner
North
Grant Stoosage
Oyght
Morrow
John Morrow & Cec
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Our Savior Ce meet or loved ones tognet
The text appears as garbled lyrics or prayer fragment lacking clear persons, places, or events. No verifiable event or attribution present to form a factual historical record.
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