Notes of the Stage and A Conference
The Al Reeves Famous Big Company, one of America's leading vaudeville outfits, will perform January 16 at the City Opera House with The Wrong Mr Wright set for January 27. State hunting and fishing clubs, plus deputy wardens, attend a State Game Commission meeting here to discuss a new game bill designed to replace unsatisfactory current laws.
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Warantes
al, Reeves
America
City Opera House
Mr Wright
Tha
Rolland Reed
Columblay
Game Commission
January Second F M C meets at Becker home
The Plain township F. M. 1. C. will meet January 2, 1902 at 10 2. m at L. H. Becker's home. The program features a Shakespeare study with quotations, a life sketch, and talks on Hamlet and Othello. Attendees include Mrs. R. M. McCoy, Frank Snyder, Prof. W. W. Wallace, Mrs. G Silver, and S. Warner.
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Plain Township
F. M
L. H. Becker
Shakespeare
R. M. McCoy
Frank Snyder
Hamlet
W. W. Wallace
G_f Siiver
IsQothello
S. Warner
C. EB. Warner
Dainty Christmas Card From Cape Town Entomologist
A Wooster couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevens, received a dainty oblong Christmas card from Prof. C. W. Mally of Cape Town, formerly tied to the Wooster Experiment Station. The card features graceful white silk bands and a design of plant growths and flowers, with the inscription Homoglocium Merianella and a small British stamp on the envelope carrying merry Christmas wishes.
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Wooster
Tom Stevens
C. W. Mally
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Africa
Wooster Experiment Station
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Mally
Ohio
Remarkable nerve remedy praised by practicing physician
Corfu New York Dr J W Bates reports a dramatic case showing Dr A W Chase s Nerve Pills curing nervous disorders mistaken for epilepsy. A young woman improved rapidly after four pills daily, gaining weight and restoring health. Mrs Fawcett of St Clairsville Ohio and Mrs M J Hubbard of Sistersville West Virginia also endorse the pills for nervousness weakness and insomnia. Price listed as six boxes for two dollars.
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J. W. Bates
Corfu
N. Y
A. Wi Chase
Dr. Chase
A. W.chase
M. J. Hubbard
Railroad Avenue
Sistersville
W. Va
Chase
Boer losses, Wessels to visit US for Zionist talks
From South Africa to Europe a briefing notes Boer losses at 210 killed and 15 wounded with 300 Boers and 40 armed wav iyes. Commandant Britz leads. Kruger meets Roosevelt while C M Wessels is slated for the United States in January with a letter. Basel Zionist congress hears Maz Nordau urge Jewish organization and warn against eastern migration.
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Heginderyi
Orange River
Britz
Kruger T
Europe
Basel
Switzerland
Maz Nordau
M. Nordadu
London
New York
Beyond Recovery Said of Admiral Sampson by Wife
Urbana dec 27 John Weeks of Champaign, a friend of Rear Admiral Sampson, claims in a letter that his mental condition is beyond recovery. The reply notes the admiral is worn out from a long life of duty, physically comfortable but mentally exhausted, and unable to fully respond to sympathy.
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Sampson
Urbana
Ifs
John —B. Weeks
Champaign
AIM PsOl
Sehley
Sampson Eis
Roosevelt to Shaw and other late December dispatches
Des Moines reports President Roosevelt sent Governor Shaw a direct message expressing delight that he accepted the secretary of treasury post. The item also notes a fatal shooting in Arkansas and a quarrel in Virginia with a fatal outcome. A New York embezzlement arrest involves Alfred Van Horn aged 20 connected to the Ohio Valley Shoe Co.
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Roosevelt
Shaw
Des Moines
Secretary of Treasury
Pheodore Roosevelt
New York
New York City
Cinginnati
Alfred van Horn
Ohio Valley Shoe Company
Fire and robbery report from multiple cities
Safe robbery at H A Franz & Son flour mill New Douglas Ills nets 1600 dollars after four men blast open the office safe and beat two watchmen tied to posts. Separate cable reports Manila says insurgent Samson surrenders with officers and arms on Muta saron Island. A planter near Crawford Ala is shot dead. neighbor charged. Dr Longyear says General Alger’s illness improving. nourishment given. Cudahy Packing plant in Omaha suffers 25000 to 40000 dollars in damage from a December fire.
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Washington
War Department
Manilla
Samson
Mutasaron
Bohol
Samson of
Iate
Cebu
Race Riots and Murders Across the Nation on December 26
Reports from New York Harlem race clash to Shreveport and Birmingham describe riots, shootings, and fatal duels. The page recounts Theodore Watkins killing his father with a hatchet, Mose Solmson’s gunfire, and multiple armed conflicts leaving several dead or wounded among black and white communities.
Warwick area plans to grow into a large village
A Massillon company is planning a large glass plant in Warwick, spurring a boom as lots are being sold and the village is expected to expand to resemble Barberton in size. The town attracts developing industry and residents seek new prospects.
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Tinita
Warwick
Barberton
Owlig
Massillon Company
Indus
Big Prairie Zephyrs Correspondence Feeds Holiday Tales
The Republican correspondent from Big Prairie notes Christmas festivities and local visits among Wooster residents including Ralph Eddy and Captain A Be Merkel. It mentions Miss Bebintet and Eva Cutlow as part of seasonal happenings, a postmaster trip to Pittsburg, and remarks on Clinton township tax changes from 1897 through 1901 and questions about levy usage.
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Bic Prarte
Ralph Eddy
Wooster
Merkel
Paul Ayleworth
Frank
Metta
Roy Ayslesworth
Talkron
Eva
Clinton Township
Doctor Ira E. Hunter Appointed at Sandusky Home
Leave Wooster Dr Ira E Hunter of Wooster has been appointed physician at the State Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky and will begin duties around January 6. Dr Hunter is not a graduate of Miami Medical College at Cincinnati and since moving to Wooster two years ago has made many friends who wish him success in his work.
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Ira E. Hunter
Wooster
State Soldiers and Sanora
Sandusky
Hunter
Miami Medical Collage
Cincinnati
Fredericksburg Masons Elect Officers in List
M Mast Post of Fredericksburg announced the election of senior commander Sammust Shaffer junior commander J E Morgan MB surgeon J W Johnson alternate E T Furnstone and trustees J W Johnson EB My Keiser Tenry Saare to the Sars group.
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Fredericksburg
Sammust Shaffer
J. E. Morgan
Johnson
O G. Henry Saares Deas
J. W. Johnson
E. T. Furnstone
J W. Johnson
EB. My Keiser
Tenry Saare
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