Local Trusts Cause Impanelment Of Wayne County Grand Jury
Judge S B Eason directed the January term grand jury in Wayne County Common Pleas Court. The panel was instructed on the Valentine Law of April 180, detailing trust definitions, penalties, and corporate punishments to safeguard competition. Foreman John Lehr led the jury with Mack Car serving as bailiff.
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S. B. Eason
Wayne County Cour of Common Pleas
John Lehr
Clinton Township
Mack Car
Lace Curtains Sale at Lowest Prices Ever Offered
Lot lace curtains offered at 8 200 worth 83 00. Lace curtains priced at 2 50 worth 3 60. Lot lace-curtains at 93 00 worth 4 00. Lace curtains at 3 50 worth 5 00. Lot lace curtains at 4 00. Also black and colored dress goods advertised to attract buyers for a drefty.
Wedding Surprise Ties Wooster Doctor to Mary Lehr
A joyous wedding in Wooster linked Dr Lehr to Mary Lehr, longtime housekeeper of the groom. The ceremony Tuesday evening January 6 at the Congregational church on Adams Street was followed by a wedding supper at Mrs Adams, sister of the bride. The couple returned to Wooster Saturday amid warm congratulations. the groom has long been considered a confirmed bachelor.
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Jieénsea Co Merry
Werah
Mary O-Wewell
Wooeter
Windy City
Bone
Chiare
Adams_street
Lepr
Exobiai or Ball Tunes and Local Club Elections
The town scene centers on a mandolin and guitar club from Heidelburg performing a song titled The ee Oia Summer Time at Reedeburg. Youths from Bethel and Alliance areas attended as the Grove group elected officers for the year with John alias Hotigh as president and others as vice presidents.
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Yreedeburg
Stallow Iy
Century-Old County Resident David Mackey Dies
David Mackey, county's eldest resident, died Tuesday at his son Irvin Mackey's home in Applecreek. He was about 100 years old and born in County Antrim Ireland, coming to America as a boy. Funeral services at his house are set for 11 a.m. Friday with interment in Wooster cemetery. brief chapel services to follow.
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David Mackey
Applecreek
Irvin Mackey
Mackey
County Antrim
Ireland
America
Wooster
Obituary notes from Wooster and nearby towns
Obituary notices report Minnie Epley 28 wife of Burns Epley of Wooster died at her Galton home leaving three children. Jacob Robinson and Lyman attended the funeral in Mansfield. Another obituary notes Mrs Fané Blackburn mother of Ella Christy died in Polk Ohio after visiting Wooster. Various Wooster residents are interred locally including a stillborn infant, and John Bricker 54 formerly of Wooster died of pneumonia after a head injury.
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Minnie Epley
Burns Epley
Wooster
Galton
Jacob Robinson
Lyman
Mansfield
Mirs
Fané Blackburn
Ella Christy
Polk
Ohio
Mra Blackburn
John Bricker
Barberton
Woman's Relief Corps Messenger announced for Orrville launch
Publication to debut January 15 and 20 as a monthly official national organ of the Woman's Relief Corps Ohio. Mrs. J A Hamilton to edit after purchasing the Rockville Conn publication. The issue notes her experience and predicts strong success for the Messenger. Also mentions Stark county divorce statistics for 1902 and U S cigar consumption figures.
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Woman's Relief Corps Messenger
J. A. Hamilton
Orrville
Rockville
Conn
I Fmilton
Woman’s Relief Corps of Ohio
Mers
Iton
Woman’s Relief Corps
Iin
Messenger
Stark County
United States
Dane
Farmers Institute Report From Iloud Onville Highlights
The Avaland Press summarizes the farmers' institute held at Iloud Onville with notes on Prof Thorné and Prof Puorne of Wooster. The report captures key talks and community impact discussed by attendees.
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Avaland Press
Farmers’ Institute
iLoudonville
Wooster Glass Works delay in operation noted
Work preparations at Wooster Glass Works proceed though midnight start was missed due to late material deliveries. Supt Dodd told The Republican that operations will begin Wednesday. many workers reported Monday and Tuesday arrangements made for housing and boarding as the plant is praised as the finest and most up to date.
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Wooster Glass Works
Dodd
Ublican
Itioysa
Mr. Dodd
Woopter
Tiberal Saen Ith Roilemeice
Ana Eral
Blockade Talks Continue Over Venezuela Coast
Special to The Repositoan Romme reports powers negotiate to raise the blockade of the Venezuela coast in the coming days. They cite credit damage from the blockade and dispute guarantees for payment of cargo as a central sticking point.
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Romme
Venezuela
Venézuela
Reds and Blues Sunday School Races Formed
The Christian church Sunday school forms two rival parties the Reds led by John J. Zilker and the Blues led by Captain Moore to boost attendance. Each side aims to come out ahead in the race.
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Christian Church
Reds
Blues
John J. Zilker
Moore
Fame of medical cures stirs doubt in 1806 tale
In Worcester papers Mr J. Van Nest of 124 West Liberty Street claimed a Taquiria cure in 1806. By November 1808 he remained anxious about the truth of his statement and its reception among acquaintances.
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van Nest
Coal in Demand In Wooster Amid Price Hike
Coal dealers in Wooster report a cold snap driving demand as temperatures dropped below zero. Dealers explain they raised prices by 40 cents per ton due to higher mine costs and increased freight rates, with limited coal supply and added delivery work straining crews.
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Wooster
The
Republican
Massillon
F.o.b
Justin Mal
Fire in Court House Sparks Quick Guarded Response
Prompt actions by janitress Mrs Elizabeth Sigler and janitor Wm Young averted major loss in the county office and courtroom Tuesday morning. A smoke smell led to discovering flames from the courthouse stenographer room. Water dousing saved the building though damage is estimated around 20 dollars likely from soot and old grate wiring.
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Elizabeth Sigler
Wm. Young
Young
Banks Make Changes in Annual Bank Elections
Wayne County National expanded its board while Wooster National reduced directors. Wayne County National officers included President C. B. Frost and Cashier J. M. Criley. Wooster National list named L. P. Obliger as President and David Thomas as Vice President. Both banks reported the past year as their most successful.
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Wayne County National
the Wooster National Bank
H. C Frick
Pittsburg
Jacob Frick
J. R. Overholt
John
M.criley
W. D. Tyler
C. &. Frost
Frank Taggart
C. 8. Frost
Nice
R Overholt
Cashier
J. M. Criley “Poller
H- A. Dingcard
Wesley Zaugg
L. P Obliger
David Thomas
A. Uv. Metz
J R. Zimmerman
P. Wijlaman
L. P. Obliger
L. R. Kramer
Glenn E. McClure
Local Notes From Harrison County and Nearby Visits
Jan. no date. Paul travels to Harrison County to visit the remainder of the winter. Mr. 607-Lake departed Tuesday for a month with friends. Miss Guula McDowell is slowly recovering from an illness. Miss Jessie Leyda of Akron visited briefly.
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Paul
Harrison County
Lake
Josiah Swinehart Dies in Lattasburg at 77
Lancaster County native Josiah Swinehart born October 1 1895 died January 4 1903 at his late residence in Lattasburg aged 77 years 8 months and 2 days He married Martha Mick in 1847 and they had eleven children two preceded him to the spirit world He had 20 grandchildren and joined the M B church at Conastogo in 1881 under Rev Manger later a veterinary surgeon He moved to Chester township Wayne County in 1870 where he remained until death Funeral services were held January 6 conducted by his son from Rowsburg He was called Uncle by friends and was a genial favorite among the young
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Josiah Swinehart
Lattasburg
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Martha Mick
M. B
Conastogo
Manger
Lancaster County
Chester Township
Wayne County
Said County
Swindhart
George
Cripple Cask
Kate Landis
Homerville
Henry
Plain
Guét Swanson
Congress
Amos and Willian
Canton
Philip M.s
Chicago
John I
Tatseburg
Davis
Hattie
Anton
Tobiay Swinehart
Wooster
George Swinehart
Red Haw
J. K. Swinehart
Harry Swiehart
New Pittaberg
Irvin Swinehart
Overton
Mr. Burnwell
Rowsburg
Insurance Officers of East Union Township Fire Association
At the Wooster annual meeting Tuesday afternoon members elected officers: President Abner Ory. Secretary J. M. Cullen. Director names were listed.
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East Union Township Fire Insurance Association
Wooster
Abner Ory
Sorrglary
J. M. Cullen
Board Meeting Notes From Frid ay Evening Session
A fragmented record shows a board meeting discussion held Friday evening. The text hints at loan directors and an expired item tied to Hickman, with unclear context and multiple garbled words surrounding the event.
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Hickman
Ellog
Torberield Ea
Rom
Clyde Sidle and Helen Brandt in Regional Pairing
Clyde Sidle and Helen Brandt are linked with Roy in a regional court or event setting. The fragment mentions Mykrantx and Alyerat with Soret and PBrnee as potential parties. Details are unclear but indicate a local proceeding or competition involving named individuals.
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Clyde’ Sidle
Benhany
Mykrantx
Clyde AY
Helen Brandt
Roy
End
Hae
Soret A
Alyerat
Pbrnee
Old and Fragmented Note on IARS Winslow and Wind
Fragmented OCR text references IARS Winslow and Wind access in a world context with unclear names and actions. The passage shows garbled phrases. no clear event date, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
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Winslow
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