Youth prisoner Rosenblo held in county jail after Canton escape
Charles Rosenblo, a youth from Canton, was captured while trying to reach Oberlin then turned over to Canton officers. He claims fear of more work and lack of funds forced him to flee. He will face the common pleas court indictment and may be committed to Manafield reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosénblo
Canton
Sa Guardian
Canaan
Wayne Townshipe
Caskey
Resenblo
Canton Lecause
Oberlin
Cleveland
Card of Thanks for Danial Dull and Daughters
Card of Thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during the illness and death of our husband and father and for floral offerings. Sincerely Mrs Daniel Dull and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Dull
Reward for catarrh cure and business character attested
One hundred dollar reward offered for a catarrh cure that Bal 8 Catarrh Cure cannot cure. J CilENEY & O Toledo. W. Walling, Kinnan & Marvin bankers attest Fk Cheney’s honorable dealings. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised as an internal remedy aiding blood and mucous surfaces. Druggists sell Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cileney &O
Toledo
Fk. J. Cheney
WaLbing
Hail’s
Wants a bath tub in Wayne county institution
A reader calls on county commissioners to investigate the lack of a bath tub or bathroom at the county institution. The writer notes the sheriff's wife observed no facilities for prisoners or even private family use, cites a recent illness of a detained youth, and argues that cleaning and humane treatment require a suitable bath system. The appeal asks for immediate action and public reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Oaksey
Earl Snyder
Death and sales mark Mt Laton week in Paint Township
Nolas Reed sold a farm at eight dollars per acre while Judge Beaucowm of Cleveland and Mrs Elizabeth Parkenson died within the week. The community saw visits from David and Fred Simon, Philip Roth and various locals. Funeral honors were paid at West Lawn cemetery for Elizabeth Parkenson and Granny Simona, with Rev. Warnholt officiating. A quilting bee replaced fancy work at Mrs T B Thompson’s New Year Eve gathering and Judge Bennum traveled to Wellsville to visit his mother and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolas Reed
David Simon
Alliance
Fred Simon
Congress
Beaucowm
Cleveland
George B Ruth
Anon Arbor
Mich
A A Schatter
Orreilla
Ella Roth
Colombos
Hallidays
Winter
Cloyd Graber
Golumbag
Philip Roth
Russell
Winesburg
Elizabeth Parkenson
William Parkenson
Paint Township
David Grater
David
Anna Araber
West Lawn
Warnholt
Frederick Simon
Granny Simona
I’rederick
I'svid
Allance
Peter
West Loabanun
John
Urrele
Samuel
MC. Buton
Rey Warholt
West Lawn Cemetery
T B Thompson
Bennum
Wellsville
Ohio
Dalton Funeral for Peter Buchanan Sr. Draws Large Crowd
The funeral at United Presbyterian church on Monday afternoon was well attended. Rev. W. H Hubbell preached the service. Six of Peter Buchanan Sr.s sons served as pallbearers. Revival services continue at the Presbyterian church with Evangelist from Atchison assisting Findlay, the pastor. Mrs A Ingard of Wooster is visiting. The new mayor and officers were sworn in, with Rev Hubbell giving a lighthearted oath speech. Dalton game club held its New Year’s gathering with chicken prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buchanan
United Presbyterian Church
W. H Hubbell
Presbyterian Church
Evangestr Ance
Atchison, Kas
Ey, Findlay
Mre
A. Imgard
Wooster
W. H. Rubhell
Cocnell Chamber
Unbbell
Thomas Cally
Dalton Gon Club
Se Ban Rey
Aoat
Burton City
Many Were Laid Away at J G Sanborn Office List
The complete rewards at the office of J G Sanborn show a large number of distinguished citizens laid to rest in Wooater cemetery during 1907. The list itemizes names with ages and dates from January through December, including many infants and elderly, plus a Catholic cemetery burial section with additional names and ages for 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Sanborn
Wooater
Wikber H. Thompson
Isaac H. Myera
Fred Gilbert
Adam Fuse
Mre S Margarey Long
Wm A
Jessip
Yost
Arch Meyrew
Home Guards Choose Officers Thursday Evening
Home Guards of America installed officers for the coming term led by Counsellor M. L Spooner and secretary W. B Carson. The group, instituted late November with about 80 members, has grown to over 60 and plans a January 16 meeting with new members and a significant program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hom
Home Guards of America
M. L Spooner
O. C. Williams
C. W. Gnoseenbach
Ene pAnt
Maude Pinkerton
W. B Carson
W. R B. Lightner
D. M. Gill
Tasat Tageart
Trisa Hall
funer +child
Clara
Still Suffering é fe don ie ef amipa
The fragmentary text presents unclear words and names with no verifiable events or context. no distinct individuals or organizations can be determined for a factual summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amipa
Foraker Attacks Official Call For Republican Convention
United States Senator Foraker criticizes the Republican state convention call as unreasonable and unlawful. He argues primaries should empower voters locally, questions the petition threshold of four thousand signers, and says he will not be bound by the central committee’s provisions while urging delegates-at-large to reflect the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Foraker
Taft
Thaw
State Central Committee
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chairman Brown Defends Petition Rule For Republican State Des
Walter F Brown, chairman of the Republican state central committee, argues a petition rule for state convention ballots. He cites Hamilton County as example, noting 1,920 signatures could place a complete ticket, with delegates and alternates, on the ballot. He asserts the committee can call a convention with delegates chosen in any manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walter F Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Sepat Foraker
Foraker
Petitlomerg
Hamilton County
State Central Committee
Engine collision injures two railroad workers
Kalamazoo engineer Charles Taylor and Fort Wayne fireman Grout were badly injured in a Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad collision just south of Kalamazoo. The report notes the incident occurred January 4 with both men hospitalized. In Naples, Mount Vesuvius resumed activity after a long quiet, with a tall column of flame and smoke rising from the crater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
Grand Rapids Med Indiana Railroad
Charles Taylor
Kalamazoo
Grout
Fort Wayne
Ind
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Ambiguous Phrase Sparks Questions About Remedies
Fragmentary text discusses remedies from Azteca and references criminal terms and temporary relief, leaving unclear who or what is involved and what outcome is claimed. No identifiable events, dates, or organizations are clearly stated in the readable portion.
Organized Corn Growers Elects Wayne Leaders
At a well attended meeting in Sie office of Mayor Van Nest a branch of the Corngrowers Association of Ohio was organized to promote corn grower interests. Officers elected include President Hes of Wayne Vice President Spusngler of Plain Secretary and Treasurer Bishop of Wayne and others. Membership fee fixed at 25 cents a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbove
Sie
van Nest
Corngraves
Cses Ment Association
Ohio
Toose Prowling Corp
Hes
Wayne
Spusngler
Plain
Fou Bishop
Thompson
Chester
Townsend Bal
Tolumba
Parwers Institute
Tou
Ohio Senator Dick Attacks Early Primary Call
Senator Dick of Ohio criticizes the Republican state central committee for an early March primary and convention. He objects to petition delegates and lack of input for state office candidates, saying the plan favors Foraker and Taft. He plans to announce soon if he will seek delegate at large status.
Vorge and Ellis Talk in Columbus on Foraker Call
Senator Foraker's statement prompts remarks from Arthur I Vorye Tafts campaign manager who says the call is fair reasonable sensible and legal. Attorney General Wade H Fills notes the call offers direct primary for delegates by counties and an opportunity for every Republican elector to express choice for president under Ohio primary election laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorge
Ellis
Columbus
Foraker
Arthur I Vorye
Taft
Wade H Fills
Ohio
Mount Royal Immigrant Steamer Lost at Sea Believed Adrift
St John New Brunswick reports no word from the Canadian Pacific liner Mount Royal which left Antwerp for St John with 304 immigrants, mostly Italians and Jews, and a crew over 100. Company in St John fears engine trouble caused drift off course and expects news when the ship is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
N B
Mount Royal
Antwerp
Canadian Pacific
Mayor Johnson declines Democratic dinner invite
Lincoln Neb Jan 4 Mayor Tom L Johnson declines invitation to the Democratic dollar dinner set for Jan 16 He cites the 3 cent streetcar fare increase in Cleveland as the reason and says he cannot be absent from Cleveland during the culmination of his long fight in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Lincoln
Neb
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Nebraska
Johnson
Remedies and treatments listed for skin and catarrh
An 1910s style ad lists Chamberlains Salve for ordinary skin diseases claiming it relieves itching and cures. It notes sales through Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and Boyd & Co. It also promotes Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy with free trials mailed from Racine Wisconsin highlighting no cost to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixler
Modern Pharmacy
Boyd & Co
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Modero
Certified druggists refund offer for Foley's Honey and Tar
Refund guarantee issued for Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs and colds. Ad asserts the product stops coughs, heals lungs, and prevents pneumonia and consumption, claims no opiates, and notes genuine packaging with yellow color. Mentions Biklersn Moisrn Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co. Ithak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Biklersn Moisrn Pharmacy
H. Boyd & Co. Ithak
Kodol Remains Best Remedy for Stomach Ailments
KODOL is advertised as the superior treatment for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders. The ad claims pleasant prompt and thorough relief and notes Kreiger's Store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreiger's. Me
Smynser to give talk at McKinley celebration
Judge M G L Smeser will be chief orator at the McKinley celebration at the Opera House on January 39. Prof W E Wenner will also speak. The exercises will be under the auspices of Kiesler credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M GL Smeser
Opera Hors
W EL Wenner Ava Dticheis
Aoke
Kiesler Creeln
Suit for a Large Sum Against Martha Staetter
Anna Brenzeman of Orrville files a petition against Martha Staetter seeking 4400 dollars for services as manager and trimmer at a dry goods and military store before March 11, 1904. The balance, 4805 dollars, covers profits and work in keeping the store in operation from September 1908 to December 31, 1990. Smyeer Weygandt and Weiser represent the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brenzeman
Orrvlle
Bas
Marth Staetter
Cailliners
Smyeer, Weygandt & Weiser
Obituary of Mrs Jacob Hower of Doylestown area
Mrs Jacob Hower formerly of Doylestown and widow of Jacob Hower died Monday in Saint Louis Missouri where she had been living with her daughter Ella. The body arrived in Doylestown Wednesday evening and was laid in the vault at Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hower
Doyletouwo
St Louis
Ella
Budy
Doylestowo
Chestout Hill Cemetery
Metropolitan Building Sale Near West Liberty Street
The Metropolitan building on West Liberty Street, owned by the Kanke heirs, was sold recently to Jobo McAnaney. McAnaney intends to improve the property with modern updates and a substantial street-side modernization on West Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty Sireet
Telonging
Jobo McAnaney
Obiackeamith Nr McAnaney
Weat Liverty Street
Marriage License Details Across Multiple Couples
Marriage license records show Robert M Lewis and Marian Sarria of Creston. Elmer E Mangea and Maud A Kistler of Wooster. Chester Rasebbarn and Atabel Heepe of Weat Screw. Bert M Thorte and Nina Mower of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M Lewis and
Marian Sarria
Creston
Elmer E Mangea and
Maud A. Kistler
Wooster
Chester Rasebbarn
Atabel Heepe
Weat Screw
Bert M. Thorte
Nina Mower
Smyser Urged as Lieutenant Governor Candidacy
The Enquirer reports Thoraday stating Judge M. L. Smyser was urged for lieutenant governor. Smyser says he has heard nothing about any candidacy and does not know who mentioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Thoraday
M. L. Smyser
TWO DEAD IN BROOKLYN FIRE AT Daughters OF Liberty EVENT
A four story brick Brooklyn building used for a Daughters of Liberty entertainment caught fire. A janitor's family perished as the mother Leaped to the sidewalk and the infant died from burns. The child and mother were among four lives lost and a $10,000 property loss was reported. The Daughters of Liberty escaped down fire escapes with their wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daughters of Liberty
Barnely
Brooklyn
Gerardin Tedeschi
James
Busine
Pi. Woretary
Death of Rev Father Denis J Stafford D D
Washington report notes the death of Rev Father Denis J Stafford D D pastor of St Patrick's Church in this city of a cirrhosis related illness after an operation at Providence hospital He was 47 years old and ordained December 19 1485 noted as an eminent Shakespearean scholar and eloquent speaker in pulpits platforms and lectureships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denis J. Stafford
D. D
St Patrick's
Providence Hospital
Stafford
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted by Empire Resident
C O Elaridge of Empire Georgia touts Dr King's New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles after seven years use. The ad claims it cures attacks on children and notes the product is known worldwide as the king of throat and lung remedies sold with guarantee at S H Boyd Co's drug store with 60 cent and 310 trial and large sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Boyd & Co
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE CLAIMS HEALING CURE
An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe and coughs, warns of drugs in the product, and promotes Pineules for back ache with a money back guarantee. It lists Bixter's Modern Pharmacy and Krieger's Drug Store as sellers.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim Cure For St Vitus Dance
A historical ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure St Vitus Dance and other nervous disorders by nourishing nerves. It recounts a testimonial from Mrs James Wilkie of Cherokes Iowa describing severe illness in youth, recovery after using the pills, and praise for the medicine's effectiveness. The piece promotes the pills priced a shilling? 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50, from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Wilhans’ Fink Pilla
James Wilkie
Spruce Street
Cherokes
Iowa
Ike
Nervovannss
Willie
Wilhans
Mchnectady
N.Y. Wd
Dalton Woman Expires Suddenly at Home in Dalton
Dalton woman Mre Win Wilson, 64, died suddenly Thursday evening at home. She was in usual health when her husband went to feed the horses and returned to find her dead on the couch. She arrived by only one son. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Findlay and two others officiating. service was very largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Win Wilson
Dalton
Rewerson
Ber Barbard
Bern
Presbyterian
Findlay
Hunk
Woman In Orrville Weathers Blood Poisoning From Thumb Injury
Mrs James A Hamilton of Orrville fell seriously ill due to blood poisoning after injuring her right thumb on a neighbor s pet chicken. The wound initially seemed minor and received little attention until the infection developed. Her condition showed some improvement on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hamilton
Orrville
Big Event in Masonry on the Seventeenth
A major gathering of about 15 prominent Masons from Akron Canton Mansfield Cleveland Ortville and nearby towns will convene to pursue advanced degree work at a Masonry event on the seventeenth of the month.
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North
Creston
Lindale
Partiak
Northmbherst
Lorain
Grate Port Wellington
Berlin
Heighta Av Pres
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Manfield
Ortville
He Hister's Min T. season sales tease
The notice promotes a blood purifier as the season’s remedy in a theatrical style, naming He Hister and a list of brands Bic Tea or Tablets. The copy emphasizes purity and health as a selling point and ends with the vendor H. Busyd & Co. as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Busyd & Co
Disturbing cough prompts remedy at local drugstore
A caller who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is urged to buy Foley's Honey and Tar. Bixler's Pharmacy and H. Boyd & Co. are referenced as the sources for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Bixler's Pharmacy
H. Boyd & Co
Admiral Coffee Dr G Dailey Veterinary Sorge Clinic Ad
A damaged ad offers veterinary services for domestic animals with free exams and modern treatments. It promotes 30 day supply of pills for joint and back pain relief and mentions pill ad like solid DY Kile Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dailey
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Rast Bouni
Leavis We Pirates
Pennsylvania
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
J. C. Walton
G. P. A. L. BE. Cramer
Trdina
SOUTH
A. U. Bibow
A. Ws
Ghichester
Chichester
Alus & Wal
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Bracon Wilks
Norrie
Norwalk
R. B Hays
My Barn
Jacob Zaring
Perry Shamp
Catarr
Ely
Lily Brathera
Ries
Naw
York
MT. Laton
S.S
James Ramsey Totten
Henry Drabenstod
Fnfant Aun
James Nigier
John (. Hall
Charles Bureman
Leander L. Boiyvegrain
Keenan
Cynthia Drinkhouse
Margaret Schwartz
Sarah A. Miller
Joseph G. Youm
Rebeccs Wise
Mary Kinion
Arthur Harris
Nancy L. Boreman
Susan M. Nelson
Charlex Weber
Donald Franks
J.D Price
Anna Mary Young
Lyman 3
Peter Kesler
Sarah Hacnet
Albert Peffer
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs
Mary Zaring
Harry Keimer
Frank Rota
Anna Kauffman
Swartz
Abel Jobhs
Josiah Bawner
Jexess A Miller
Joephine Ornsby
Ruth Louise McCresry
Monthe
Ti, James & Bruce
Jacob K
Frank Hees
Stauffer
Frank Young
John Kipfer
Caroline Daoden
Mary C Palmer
Hannah Kickler
Mrelia Oberholtzer
Catherine McDonald
A T Coover
Winfield Scott Hummer
James Johnson
Edward Linn
W V_ Van Ostern
David Armstrong
John Aitkenhead
Isabelle Stringer
John W Bochapar
Aona HB. Caesnay
Elizabeth Oberduksy
Nancy H Dablwick
Mre Mungaie J Curry
Maria Vitaro Luce
Margaret Delsz
Peara
Katharine Hares
Bridget Teresa Roberts
Patrick Francis Buckley
Micho Zarlenga
Rose Lucci
Henry Murphy
Mary Holloran McCartey
Norbert Hiffel
Buckeye
Brown
Azteca
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Paraker
Ohfy
Eof
Smyser
Big McKinley
Opera House
The
Metropolitan
Brooklyn Hall
Doctor Stafford
Admiral
Bixter
Ithsk
Pins
Krieger
Ichwar Bk
Reo
Danee
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