Happy New Year in City Opera House and local notices
A Happy New Year to all. Farmer's Institute in City Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday. All construction on Ashlan to Wooster abandoned due to cold weather. Brumter six years old son of the late David Brumter died at home on Spruce street pneumonia. Funeral Tuesday 2:30. Webb lands sold at Executor's sale. 68 acre bottom land bought by Prof. Chas Haupert for $1,105. 168 acre farm secured by Geo. Fike for 3,025. A. A. Geigey drilled near Lodi. drill pipe recovered after several days. B. Creasy and A. W. Ogle at work on the fourth well on Loomis island edge of Lodi. Tuesday Jan 2 W. E. Wileras selling Men's Winter Tans at cost. knitting silks, Columb brand. Beebe Co. D. to leave for Columbus for Gov Nash inauguration. Best crochet cotton assorted sizes. Store hours and notes. Capt Loot Harmen of Mansfield, father of Monroe Harmen, died Sunday of paralysis. Store hours changed. Craycraft & Co at North Grant street. Special chickens and fleeced goods. prices listed. Congregation of the Presbyterian church announces officers: Trustees and class officers for three years. various named members.
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Farmer's Institute
City Opera House
Brumter
David Brumter
Spruce Street
Webb
Chas. Haupert
Geo. Fike
Orrville
A. A. Geigey
Lodi
B. Creasy
A. W. Ogle
W. E. Wileras
Columb
Beebe
Columbus
Gov. Nash
W.B. Beabe
Loot Harmen
Mansfield
Monroe Harmen
Standard
Crayrheul & Co
Edward ¢Insack
Grant Street
Pennavivanne
Burst Press
Hyterian Church
Ted
Truster
Bof Muller
J H Kaoke
W Fletcher
Amvaz
Diane Arted
Personal notices of local residents holidaying and illness
John Young of Cedar Valley is very poorly with little hope for recovery. Nearby, B Deakroad of Virron spent New Year's at Vir Anders Jacob Drinkets. Miss Minnie baker visits Mrs Frank F. Reid of West Liberty. Miss Mabel Douas returns from Nicholasville Kentucky after entertaining holidays. Ella Shields of Greenwich and Harriet Shields of Mansfeld spend the holidays with their mother Mrs Z T Shields. Geo Sobmure called to North Robison by a relative's death. AR DeProent and family move to a residence in Wooster. Miss Dorn Zarnp and Chaiss Warner returned to their duties yesterday. Miss Blanche Steele and Miss Grice Shepherd of Orrville spent New Year's Day with Mrs Root Inningham. Mrs J Bo Tassor attended the funeral of Mrs Jame Kidd nee Moncrief in Canada. Edwin Bo Baltzly, formerly a chemist for a beet sugar company in Bay City Michigan, will lead the lab at Carter et Steel Company in Hackettstown New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Cedar Valley
B.deakroad
Virron
Anders Jacob Drinkets
Minnie Dgaker
Thithanks
Frank F. Reid
West Liberty
Mabel Douas i
Nicholasville
Ella Shields
Greenwich
Harriet Shields
Mansfeld
Z. T Shields
Geo Sobmure Wis
North
Robison
Canada
Edwin Bo Baltzly
Bayity
Mich
Hackettown
N. J
Carteret Steel Company
Dalton
Werte
Garland Bar Roetack
Wiistleru
Ada
Christies
FE HL
Ingh Ele Tbert Harper
Cleveland
Kelsgr Andson
Lorain
Elizabeth Meklhiniy
Grrville
Josephine Melchinis
Anton
Mary
Barberton
Sins of Overeton
Raith McGallo
Vkron
Florence Meither
Irsan Richwine
Mire. Keister
Wooster
Paward Jameson
Hubbelbetties
Wares
O. W. Barnstein
Minnie Me. Dowell
Wei Rannely
Akron
Mageestensen
Authenbead
Amelia Scheperiie
Alma McDowell
Mabel Yoder
Ultop
Frank Kosier
Crown Point
Inez
Frank Keeny
Indiana
Anna McElhinges
Akion
Sis
Emma McElhinney
Hicksville
Willian Kidd
Iaa Welty
Lota
Dalton News Underway With Holiday Travel Increase
Holiday visitors crowded Dalton from nearby towns over the Christmas period. Local families hosted guests from Akron Cleveland Wooster and other places while many townsfolk returned home to celebrate.
New Plant to Be Operated in Hot Springs
Hot Springs South Dakota January 2 A new electro cranide plant with a daily ore capacity of seven tons will be ready March 1 It will be the first large scale test of the process prior tests in Chicago showed success. Lead ore only will be treated and other kinds of ores will be dried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
S. D
Chicago
Bismarck's Iron Nerve and the Unfound Result
A fragmentary note on Bismarck's nerves and stomach bowels failing to align with a willful plan. The text is garbled, mentioning paralysis of stomach and bowels and unclear references to vitality and strength.
Brikoner Receives Severe Sentence in Civil Case
The case of the eastern National Bank versus Dave et al. opened with the action to recover on notes totaling 3500. Moses’s distributive share was discussed as probate Judge McClarran ordered that Moses’ share be laid to his brothers. Jesse Howard was committed to the workhouse after sentencing for assault and battery, with 120 days in Canton workhouse and fines totaling about 19 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit - Turorp
Theooster National Bank
Dave
Ship
Wn Caskey
Gaul
Meee
Simon
Moses
King
Caskey
McClarran
Jess Howard Lupine
Court of Common Plea
Ss. B Easgojd
Jesse Howard
Pelicanan
Geo. B. Miller
Eason
Howard
Canton
Canton Toniz
Well Attended Masked Ball at Cod D Benefit
A crowded masked event raised funds for Cod D with a lively parade of decorated costumes. Attendees included notable revelers such as Bobi lassy and Elewsd Mrapese among others, with roars of applause at the rooster skate display and other festive sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elewsd
Simekrag
Belwoura Rease
Germain Cattigenet
Anoy Wathelim
Peat Ape
Vaibege
Aseae
Bsmath
Fox Chase Draws Big Crowd in Orrville Winter Parade
A large crowd estimated around 2000 gathered in Orrville for a fox chase despite cold winds. The event featured hunters from Wooster, including J Be tos and Wandser White, with one fox winning first prize after a long chase. a second fox earned a star. Meanwhile, the Senior High School staged the comedy Two Bad Boys before about 400 in attendance, prompting requests for a repeat performance by local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hith Hoon
Wandser White
Dake
Wooster
Starr
Wonhnutesgaret
Evinestis
Chase
D Hudson
Fea Ammameepsburg
Pal
J. M Biseus
Market cattle and grain prices across cities
The clipping lists varied livestock values and commodity prices in multiple markets. It shows steers and cows trading around 4 dollars per hundredweight, hogs and lambs at several dollars, and regional quotes for Chicago Pittsburgh New York Buffalo and Baltimore with assorted feed and grain prices. мяс
Meeting Notes Show Treasury Balance And Adjourned Session
A council meeting adjourned after reading the treasurer's report showing a balance of 728.70 and that all bills were paid. A water question was not discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regu
Mess
Ang
Pre ‘Mani
Honest Tramp Returns Lost Money After Finding It
A tramp in Burbank found money lost on a path to a store. He reported it to the owner, identified by Mr Garver, who offered a reward but the tramp refused. Garver paid for the tramp’s night at Fry's Hotel. The event is noted as a rare, honest act among his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiavver
Burbank
Garver
Fry's
Surprise New Year party for Mrs Fisher at home
Mrs Margaret Fisher hosted a surprise New Year's Eve party at her home south of Wisariven. Many friends attended including Elmer Franks George Frick Sule Franks and wife Charley Bisher and wife Mac Franks and family Harr Kouitz I and Oran Nussbaum sambisher and wife L Roher and wife George Mangel and family Irvin Hupuelet Misses ladies and Maggie Sturges Emma Fry Sarah Ratner John Hurley and Harry Fitzgerald Addiwn EF o and Mabel Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fisher
Wisariven
Elmer Franks
George Frick
Sule Franks
Charley Bisher
Mac Franks
Kouitz I
Oran Nussbaum Sambisher
L. Roher
George Mangel
Irvin Hupuelet
Maggi Sturges
Emma Fry
Sarah Ratner
John,hurley
Harrys Fitder Addiwn
Fox Chase at Chester Township Meeting
A town meeting in Chester outlines a mock fox chase to raise funds for local expenses. Garver serves as marshal with Sam Earrht aides and 40 captains organizing two halves forming a ring between Wayne and Ash. The event, set for Saturday January 13, calls for a held fox and a face-for-all chase after defined conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Garver
Sam
Earrht
Wooster
Overton
Wayne
Ash
Jine
Congress
Chester Township
FAI
County
Agreement Reached on Recess Appointments in Columbus
Columbus January 2 Republicans reach agreement on recess appointments with Nash as acting governor until new selections. Those confirmed will be renominated. others will be replaced by successors. Also reported are social notes from Cincinnati including a wedding and a boxing bout disrupted by police. Philadelphia reports old employes pensioned on lines east of Pittsburgh. Macon covers Booker T. Washington opposing Bishop Turner emigration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nash
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
E Company
Turner
Macon
Bishop Turner
Liberia
Cotton Belt
White Mans
Kim
Weather, weddings, and small-town news from Armstron
The column reports on Dec 30 weather quips, Christmas dinners, and local society notes. It mentions teachers, students, and residents visiting relatives in Akron, Dayton, and Columbus area towns. A parish concert and a wedding near Applecreek are noted alongside brief personal updates and a loud explosion rumor. Local names include J R Ogden, B E Oden, Edward O’Hara, Otterbein University, and Wm Reider.
Keers Driven From Colesburg Amid Cavalry Action
Jan 1 dispatch from Rensburg reports General French force attacking Colesburg area near Colesbury. Boers entrenched on hills, artillery duel lasting two hours, Dutch positions broken, wagons and stores captured, loyalists jubilant as townsfolk report Boers suffering heavy losses. Subsequent postings describe Buller’s renewed difficulties and preparations for a major spring offensive. Reports also warn of a potential Dutch uprising centered at Paarl and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keers
Colesburg
London
Rensburg
French
Colesbury
Standard
Frere Camp
Charles Warren
Batcourt
Buller
Colenso
Taguld River
Springfield
Tagula
Refused Deportation Prompts Early Immigrant Protest
In Galveston on January 2 a U S immigration bureau finding of contract laborers led to a refused deportation attempt. Fifteen Slovenians from Mississippi were offered to North German Lloyd’s captain but rejected. Warrants were issued for agent 8 G Spencer and the captain. the ship sailed before service. Immigration plans to deport about 1500 alleged contract laborers face resistance by steamship firms. Carnegie Gifts Cooper Union Day School $300000 to complete Cooper's original theatre program.
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Galveston
United States Immigration Bureau
Levy
Mississippi
Holand
G. Spencer
Spencer
Immigration Bureau
Try Grabert Ask Your Stop A SSH EAS
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Grabert
Church Wrecked by Gas in Stormsberg
A Baptist church in Stormsberg Ned destroyed by an acetylene gas explosion in the basement during New Year watch meetings. Two people seriously injured including Mrs L J Johnson and daughter Pearl. The fire followed the blast, many had just left before the explosion. Croker breaks a leg after slipping from a horse near Wantage Berks.
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Stormsberg
Ned
Ll. J Johnson
Pearl
How To Use Swamp Root For Kidney Health
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promises relief from back pain urinary issues and harm from alcohol use. It offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Name of
Binghamton
N. Y
Sale prices on wool dress goods and plaids
Lot 45 and 50 inch wide all wool fabrics in fancy and plain weaves listed with original values of 106 and 1.25 dollars and sale price 50 cents. Camel's Hair Plaids valued at 50 cents now 25 cents. All wool fancy weaves valued at 50 cents now 25 cents. 40 inch fancy figures wool dress goods valued at war price 17 cents.
Crepons Lot Pricing Details
A source notes several Crepon offerings listed with colors black and plain. Prices shown include 50 cents for a large lot, 75 cents for another batch, and 98 cents for a third lot, with respective values of 100 pounds and 1.25 dollars and 1.50 dollars noted.
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Bismarck
Brikoner
Seesithe Fox Chase
Reed Ec
Flaediun
Buffalo
New York
Js Ledo
Baladiore
Ililen
Jan
Shiels Ss
Lattasburg
Hunt
Township
el Abler
Fernba
Cincinnati
Pernbank
Here
Ern Pacifi Railway
R. B. Meeson
Tex
Toledo
Barney Furey
Charles I
Elkhart
Ind
East Side Athletic Club
Majile
Armstrong
Anuel
Reived
America
Philippine Islands
J. R. Ogden
B. E. Oden
Mr. Oldfield
A. H. Overs
L. Shreffler
G. Overs
Dona Baker
Nora Edgar
Friendaville
D. C
Fry
Hig Hotel
Eid
Kindle House
Edward O'Hara
Dayton
Sanders
Otterbein
University
Has
Acita
Lee Miller
Maysville
H. B. Rilder
Galion
Elmer Cunningham
Oliver Hofacre
Als
Wm. Bricker
Charles Sauvain
Elmer Grosjan
Alcide Huguelet
Nee
Grosjean
Summit County
Geo. Shaeffer
Gabriel
Wm. Reider
M E
Lonzo Hofacre
Applecreek
J. W. Lachat
Cambridge
Wm. Rieder
J. L. Amiet
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Sir Alfred Asilner
Paarl
Richmond
Garnegie
Cooper Institute
Andrew Carnegie
Cooper Univ
Pet Cooper
Cayen Fe
Ciarabee
Gb Sa
Pee Feat
Warsteds
Velties
Worth Sa
Hest Makers
Proportiona
Simeres
Earth
PER Centorf
Ced
Percen
Monarch
Manhattan
Mgk Amster
Wayne County
West Court House
Croker
Wantage
County of
Berks
Richard Croker
Iowa
W. J. Winkler
Branner
Shearer
Eshelman
Bixler Business College
Ohio
AYE Yugreyes
Wole
Archer House
Ooster
Wiheles
Aswell Krown
Mieses
J Fon Junatel
Dr. Wolf
Rance
Liberty Street
J.B. Wolf
J.archey
Anyong
Mitchell
Wowster Sans North O' Moriand
Tounship
Ferma
Johnson & Tay
Redding
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Priits
Pobst
A. J. Fredrick & GO
Montsinter Tan
Cos Fort
Lisa Alae
H. Wiler
Ole Artes Titam al Eei Mason SI
Midas Calomel Opium & Alles
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