Trials Set By Judge For Week In Wooster Court
Judge S B Eason has scheduled a week of cases for trial in Wooster court from Jan 17 to Jan 21 including Nieyasrr et al vs Booher Dilgard vs Dilgard Hongbtalg vs Hongbtaltne Miller vs Ff riex er and related motions and demurrers such as Brooks Oil Co vs Wilson Connell va Tuttle Hartzell vs Gindelaperg Ohio ex rel pro voking attorney vs McCoy et al Lydick va Welker Rive va ta ennyg il Ta Critchtielf administrator vs Cord & Prosser Coal Co Heyl vs Ryland City of Wooster vs Pennsylvania Co Improvement Co va Wilhelm et al Kuehr va Mellinger Krieger treasurer va Akron and Chicago Junction Railroad Co Gearhart vs Fuhrman administrator Bishop vs Wharton Vanover vs Veratenschnger Quinby vs Mongey Strock et al va Carbaugh Faltz vs Gruabine et al Deitrick vs Bailey Stauffer vs Hart wan Wilson vs Wallace Porter va Fillege of Shreve et al.
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S B Eason
Nwyasrr Et al
Booher
Dilgard
Hongbtalirg Va
Hongbtaltne
Miller Va Ff
Riexer
Brooks Oil Co
Wilson
Connell Va
Tuttle
Hartzell
Gindelaperger
Ohio
McCoy
Lydick Va
Surveyors in Pittsburgh inspect Barrett clay beds plan
Surveyors from the Pennsylvania railroad offices in Pittsburgh were in the city Friday to survey the Barrett clay beds east of the city where a switch is needed for a proposed new company opening in the spring. They examined the location and began surveys and will report to Pittsburgh officers who will decide the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennorylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Theer
Dalton Notes On Street Life And Local Events
On January 10 Dalton reports complaints about profanity and drunkenness by W. and L. E. graders. Women fear going out after dark as enforcement lags. A Monday concert by the Old Plantation quartet drew a crowded school hall. Clyde Rudy's daughter has diphtheria. Rev Townsend of Illinois will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday as the first candidate for the charge. Mrs Pope visits her daughter in Kent.
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Townsend
Illinois
Wanday
Pope
Kent
Indigestion Sickness Hits University Professor on Long Hospital Stay
Professor Thomas Archbald of the university and Mrs Archbald are at a Buffalo area auditorium recovering from a severe acute indigestion attack. The incident places the couple in a medical setting near Buffalo New York as doctors monitor the professor’s condition.
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Thos. Archbald
The
University
Archosid
Buffalo
New York
Light sentence for Wooster trio in zinc theft case
John Miller Louis Mann and Arthur E Stough Wooster men indicted for larceny over zinc from Pennsylvania lines pleaded guilty to petit larceny after a conference with prosecutors and attorneys Judge Eason sentenced each to 30 days in Canton workhouse since they could not pay fines.
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John Miller
Louis Mann
Arthur E. Stough
Wooster
Pennsylvania
Eugene Carlin
Carlin
Hay
Miller
Stough
John McSweeney
Lovix Menno
Mann
Coboul
Manon
McSweeney
Eason
Canton
Installation Night for Woodmen Officers at Woodmanhall
A large crowd gathered at Woodmanhall to witness Modern Woodmen officers installed. Neighbor Hunsicker delivered a humorous speech about delirium fueled ocean and German travels, then presented cigars. An elaborate banquet followed with music and cards into the night. Membership stands near 850000, growing about 75000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmanhall
Hunsicker
West Wooster Homes Sold to Shupe and Barnhart
Mr and Mrs John A Hall through agent E 3 Landes sold two West Wooster homes on Friday to Albert Shupe and W H Barnhart Jr The buyers will occupy the houses as employees at the Wooster Shale Brick works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hall
E. 3. Landes
West Wooster
Albert Shupe
W. H. Barnhart, Jr
Remonstrance Over Speakers At Democratic Meeting
A citizen reports strong reactions to Judge Nicholas and General Sherwood during a Democratic meeting. Judge Nicholas attacks Paul Morton over rebates while defending Roosevelt’s cabinet. General Sherwood calls for moral awakening yet questions U S policy in the Philippines and Puerto Rico politics.
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Judge Nicholas
Sherwood
Nicholas
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Morton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burton
Santa Fe
Nicholls
Cortelyon
United States
Philippines
New Hose Cart For Wooster Fire Department
The Wooster fire department will buy a new hose cart within a short time. Half the money for the cart and hose will be available after the budget is parsed, the rest due in July. Lee and Lott of the board of public service plan to proceed now, noting prior purchases and comparing to other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Hoss
Joly Messra
Lee
Lott
Board of Public Service
Joly
Andover
Trey
Kentucky
Mr. Lott
Municipal ownership fights in Cleveland and Chicago votes
A Pittsburgh Dispatch quote notes municipal ownership struggles to reach Cleveland and that Chicago requires repeated popular votes to move ahead. The piece contrasts this with a grim lynching tally in 1906 and few legal efforts. It ends with a wry Toledo Blade quip about people fooled into believing spring has come.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Pitts
Ugh Dispatch
Wooster Railroad Cuts Jobs in Winter Readiness
A number of Pennsylvania railroad employees at Wooster have been laid off as the company begins winter reductions. The move aims to trim costs during the season, reflecting broader labor adjustments in the region's rail industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninslvania
Wooster
Date set for trial of Harry White in Dye killing case
The trial date for Harry White, one of the youths charged in the killing of Thomas Dye, was fixed for Tuesday February 19. Circuit court convenes February 1, with defense led by Lyman Critchfield and Prosecutor Carlin remaining state attorney. A special venire drawn includes numerous Wooster Chippewa and nearby wards and towns as jury candidates.
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Harry White
Thomas Dye
Circuit
Carlin
Lyman Critchfield
White
Bia Jong
Samuel Robinson
Nos
Newcoméfayawn
Critebfield
Woeel Ag
Dpecial Venire
Gaigeebb Jr
Wooster
Warl H Bo Brown
Clintoy
Lynan Stan
Jhermin Johnson
Milton
Henry Overs
Canaan
Samuel Tageart
Franklin Barry Ries
Chippewa
Theodore Keyser
Plain
George Howey
Congress
Emmet McCoonell
Milton Nathan W Hent
Charles Fabt
Chester
Fred Winger
Greene Henry M Weitz
Baughman
William Bricker
Saltcareak
U Henry A Haller
Walter Firestone
Douglass Griffin
Frankla K B
King
George Ott
Talmadge Lash Palot
John Cutter
Franklin Jobo Penick
Wooster Secunsward
Edward Barnel
Vestry Meeting Accepts Pastor’s Resignation at St James
The St James Episcopal vestry met at John McSweeney’s home on Friday evening. Nine supper was served and H D Stauffer’s resignation as pastor was formally accepted. No call for a new pastor was made. Another vestry meeting is planned in a few weeks and a parish meeting may be held meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Episcopal Church
John McSweeney
McSweeney
H D Stauffer
Who's Who in the Harrison Weygandt Clash
A reader condemns Commissioner Harrison and ex Prosecuting Attorney Weygandt for their bitter standoff over trial delays. The writer accuses both of avoiding accountability and asks for enlightenment from others while signaling blame rests with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editorepublican
Harrison
Weygandt
Lingafelter case judges read 600 page brief
Judge Frank Taggart and circuit court heard the Lingafelter case on Friday. They received a printed 600 page brief to study, a document the circuit judges must read. The rest comments mix opera opinions and social notes about Fifth ward youths, escorts, and a local hostess, with misspellings and local color.
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Frank Taggart
Probate Court Proceedings on Multiple Estates
A P Moser as executor reports sale of real estate to Joseph Klett and deed ordering. Joan M Criley files final accounts for Allen Clark estate. Joseph Crites guardian for Emanuel Crites files inventory. various filings include wills admitted to probate, administrators appointed, bonds set, and hearings scheduled through February. Names include John Chambers, Reasin Hand, John Etling, Zyda McClellan, Elizabeth Shaler, Carahion, Andrew Jake, Robert Hatéchl, Sherwan Goriawold, Thomas W Alexander, Charles Senutt, Samuel Morr, William Swanger, Mary Arnold, and Charles Boley among others. Court actions include approvals, recordings, and letters issued across multiple estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Moser
Charles W Forney
Joseph Klett
Joan M. Criley
Allen Clark
Joseph Crites
Emanuel Crites
John
Reasin B
Hand
John Etling
W Barkhawer
Jyon Etling
Zyda McClellan
Elizabeth Shaler Hledor
Carahion Denny
Andrew Jake
Robert Hatéehl
Triste
Sareh Bo McElberne
Martin E Cole
Sherwan
Gqriawold
Thowas
Alexander
Heatettler
Alexander A. Tacbaotz
P xAmih
Charles Senutt
G Barnes
Bamas W Alexander Novond
Samel Morr
Elizabeth Acheovach
Warren Boley
Charles Boley
William S Swanger
Mary Arnold
Hestand
Washington Republicans hold December national committee session
December in Washington set for the Republican National Committee meeting to decide Chairman Cortelyou’s resignation. Acting chairman Harry New notes next national committee gathering and the choice of a new chair will determine the date and location of the next convention. Washington report notes wage requests by Is Isthmian canal workers and Illinois Central tax dispute details. Emma Goldman speech leads to a New York hearing with continuance granted until Tuesday for Goldman and co-defendants Berkman and Coryell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cortelyou
Harry New
Indiaapolis
Elmer Dover
National Committee
Cortelyou Ds
Cartelyau
Emma Goldman
New York
Miss Goldman
Alexander Berkman
John Coryell
Cured of Lust Trouble by New Discovery Says Kerkshaw Man
C. O. Floyd of Kerkshaw reports eleven years since a near consumption escape. He says he lost weight from 170 to 135 pounds and suffered constant coughs. After using Dre King’s New Discovery for six months his cough and lung trouble disappeared and he regained weight. Thousands are healed yearly. Guaranteed at S. H. Be drug store. 50¢ and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
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C. O. Floyd
Kerkshaw
Dre King
S. H.be ‘Drug ‘Store
Mwfk
Political Turmoil and Court Actions Reported From Kentucky
Attorney General Frankfort Ky Jin 12 Adjutant General Heng Ro Lawrence returned from Jackson with reports on conditions there to Governor Beckham. The court of appeals paused further proceedings in the badgia trial until next Tuesday, easing tensions between factions. Concurrently, stories recount feuds, crop urgencies, and local politics, with Senate and House actions outlined and constitutional questions raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Ky Jin
Heng Ro Lawrence
Jackson
Wit Mare
Beckham
Court of Appeals
Bacgia
Carmel
Cee Te Tal Lawrence
Gtornesve
Hargis
Breathitt
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Worried Wooster Plumber
Worster evidence shows W F Young, employed at Harding & Co. hardware on South Grant Street, Irving, testifies that after eight years of using Doan's Kidney Pills he has advised friends and acquaintances to use the medicine for backache and kidney complaints. He says the pills relieve symptoms and never caused further trouble, urging buyers to remember the Doan's name. For sale by all dealers at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, sole U.S. agents.
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Doan
W F Young
Harding & Co
Haraware Atols
Irving
Grant Street
Wooster
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doann
Lax-ets laxative tablets advertised in 19th century ad
An advertisement promotes Lax-ets as a gentle laxative with pleasant effects. It touts small tasty tablets, no griping, and portable packs priced at 5 and 26 cents from Bixler 8 Modern Pharmacy. The copy uses misspelled phrases to imitate period advertising tone.
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Bixler
One Woman's Experience Pink Pills Promise Health
A testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder for women around age forty. The speaker, Mrs Hannah A Lozier of Detroit, credits the pills with curing dizzy spells, nervousness, and weakness after overwork. The ad asserts benefits for anemia and nerve issues and offers a free booklet, with pills sold nationwide.
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Willianee
Cvan
Mra Haannah
Lozier
Antillery
Matonic Engineers
Pullman Relief Corpa
Esch
Ron Wiel
Dr Williams
Dave
Whiliamne
Apella
Williams
de Williams
Sccot
Joe
Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, NY
Assassination and Morocco Crisis Highlight Tangier Talk
Fragmented dispatches report a gas plant explosion in Wilmington injuring many, Franco German tensions over Morocco settled via Vienna to Tangier, and US bank bankruptcy filings. Also notes a fire at Springfield Coliery mine destroying the tipple with two men rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Foh
Pope
Edward Scheibner
Wilmington
Rome
France
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Tangier
Springfield Colliery Company
Bee Laxative Cough Syrup for Children Approved
Advertisement notes a cough syrup containing honey and tar suitable for children with no opiates or poisons. Claims compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law of June 30, 1906 and promotes relief for croup with claims of expelling the bat and curing swell, advertising at Salary Ave Store.
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Pennsy
Dalton
West Wooster Homes
Wes
S.S
Ene.s. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Cleveland Plain
Ray
ANE
Episcopal Church
BY the
Way
Opera House
Nemober
Outhera
Fitch
Gestio
Claugit
Mies
Akron
Kriunner
Miss Tyler
Probate Court
T. W. Orr
Saya New
Den
Thomas J Dolan Genera
Secretaes Tremmarer
Nathernal Brotherheed
Shean
Isthmilan Canal Commission
J T Harahan
Illinois Central
Deneen
Finois
Inois Central Railroad
Harahan
Ilinoia Central Railroad
Tok
Ca'lahan
Vita
Smith
House of Representatives
Senate
Rhode
Riverdale Vieh
Robert W Gibson
Wat
Castoria
Bear
Willams
Pavlosmith
St Peters
Morocco
Hirmingham
Standard Trust Company of
Delaware
Standard Trust Company
HL Sheffield, Jr
Galveston
Tex
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