Local notices and personnel moves across Lodi town
Jan 15 items report lawyer Harry Smith's office move, bank title change approval, county commissioners meeting, and funding debates on Muddy Fors Witch project. Also notes bond renewals, staff resignations, new medical practice, newborn twins, fraternal arrests over unpaid bills, and upcoming entertainment and school events with speaking engagements and birthday observances.
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Harry
Smith
D. Nice
McClure House
Lodi National Bank
Exchange National Bank of Lodi
Carlin Gua Fetz
Leonard Dirck
Trisie Beil
Anton
Ellen Kimver
Rifle Shooters Aim to Raise Command Standard
Captain Limb seeks to boost rifle shooting standards amid a night of damage to the Western Union Telegraph lines in Indiana. The disruption affected the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railway corridor and required many extra timemen. About fifty workers rebuilt the lines after a significant incident on six special trains.
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Limb
Western Union Telegraph Company
Indiana
Pittsburg Ft. Wayne
Accident Claimed by Aged Mrs Boyle Near Wayne Township
Mrs Boyle, aged Poheetwan Wan Boyles, suffered a severe fall Sunday night near her home in Wayne township while returning from a board meeting. She broke her right ankle and sustained painful injuries to shoulders and body. Dr Lincoln Yocam attended. On Monday he found the left shoulder dislocated.
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D A Boyle
Wan Boyles
Wayne
Boyles
Eoard
Lincoln Yocam
Mre Bowles Ie
Yocam
Royalty suit over coal rights settles on court steps
Judge Maxwell presided as Lehman trustee sued West Lebanon firm for royalties on coal taken from McCaughey land. After a long session a settlement was reached with defendants paying costs and 726 to the plaintiff. Isaac Horet jailed for assault with intent to kill but released on bond.
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J T Maxwell
Lehman E A
Evangelical Lateran Church of West Lebanon
The
West Aan Oe Coal Co
Prome
Sae McCaughey Ger
Mansillon
Ana A D ‘Metz
Jona McSweeny
Aim
Isaac Horet
Orrville
Blaze of Light Lights Up American House Hotel
The private electric planting installed in the American House by A H Zeipter was tested this afternoon and found to work perfectly. Landlord Zeigler plans to keep the front illuminated to daylight brightness thereafter, with lighting to be used throughout the hotel for driving fans.
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Zeigler
Death of a Babe Huta aged 1h months
The infant daughter of John Reiman and wife formerly of Wooster died in the early hours Monday from pneumonia. Remains were moved to the city Monday afternoon for burial. Funeral Tuesday at the parents’ home on West Liberty Street with interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Huta
Dauhter
John Ieiman
Wooster Board Deliberates Water Works Plan at 1905 Meeting
City Council in regular session with most members present votes to refer a Citizens Committee report on water works to the Water and Light committee. The committee proposes spending up to 60000 for a full system including pumping, boilers, and pipes with bonds to fund over fifty years, location near Clear Creek or Killbuck valley, and a five year maturity for the first bonds. The report is signed by local citizens led by Mullins and Swartz, and the council adjourns to January 7.
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Kisling
Weiser i
Milner
HB Swear
Citizens’ Committee
Wooster
Ohio
Acti N
Ein
Wade
James Mullins
Chas
E.,. Bair
Walter D. Fees
W. J Seelye
M. M. van Nest
Miscellaneous Business
Weiser
Johnston, Ginter and
Keister
Wertz introduces Ohio railroad commission bill in house
A new Ohio bill by Wertz proposes a state railroad commission with authority to set maximum freight rates after complaints of discrimination. Modeled on the Hepburn act, it creates a three member panel appointed by the governor for six year terms, with one appointed every two years. Each member would earn a $400 salary. The measure mirrors Wisconsin law in key respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertz
Ohio House
State Railroad Commission
Hepburn Interstate Commerce
Vich
Wisconsin
Protracted Illness Manns Farm Sale and Local Events
Robert Wallace and wife of Akron visit to count protracted illness of daughter Mrs Kate Johnson Jonas Hartee. Farm sale at Mary Clonse farm 30 acres for 2426 dollars. Visitors from Orrville. tenants changing farms. Local officials note division of gym and reading rooms by Young Men's Athletic and Reading Club. John Wood, senior citizen, seriously ill. Imperial Male Quartet praised for a lecture course success.
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Robert Wallace
Akron
Kate Johnson Jonas Hartee
Mary Clonse
Harry Apa Muay Yeagley
Orrville
Pinkley
Harry Johnson
Barton Ginter
Gee Jackson
Oklahoma
Thorley
Eva
Mra Belle Campbell
Estelle Freach
Pawner
John Wood
Gymnaium
Fred K Clodfelter
Milo
Randolph Ringler
Sullivan
F Hord Eicher
Helman Farm
William Stinebring
Congress Township
Quarttt
Perfet
Hoddle Helps Down the Lide at Departure White
Jan 17 Bloomville resident E K Hoddle assisted at a departure event in Floris for two or three weeks. The Larry Born Dramatic Company offered Rip Van Winkle at Town Hall Thorday to a crowded house. The troupe exceeded local billing, while Mr. Horn’s performance as Bolly Dog impressed audiences. The Hotel Creston opens on the European plan signaling urban growth.
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E K Hoddle
Bloomville
Deageture
Iain Floris
Larry Born Dramatic Company
Rip van Winkle
Town Hall
Mr. Horn
Joseph Jefferson
Bolly Dog
Creston
Fragmented Note From A Local Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR fragment references a menu and an editor at Creatia Journal with a baby at press and a ninth edition. It notes Evangelical services at the Presbyterian church with Dr Hershey and Rev Wallace, a Wayne County Medical Association meeting in Orrville, and an onion crop update from local garden farmers. The piece mentions Burdock Bitters as a health product.
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Goda
Creatia Journal
Suiliger
the Presbyterian
Hershey of Wooster
Wallace
W. Irvin
Wayne County Medical Association
Orrville
Delinquent Tax Sale Held By County Officials
The annual delinquent tax sale was conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the County Auditor Hough’s office. Attendance was sparse, with only 85 pieces of property sold out of many offered. County Treasurer Geor Ge Kreiur acted as auctioneer.
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Wooster
Geos Te Kreiur Actel
Wayne Coal Company Elects Board at Annual Meeting
Wayne Coal Company held its annual meeting in Lodtion on Wednesday January 3 electing a board of directors and officers: M S Reed Geo Burr John Hartman W Comiller A L Clapp Pres Geo Burr Vice Pres W S Reed Sec and Treas M T Serley Manager W W O Miller M re Buss T B Walsh The company reports strong business and solid profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne __ Voal company
T. B. Walsh
Bas
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L. White
E. D. Fisher
Marysville
Samuel Huntsberger
W.F. Derr
Derr
Clevelands
Bob Wilson
Bob
Adam Snyder
H. H. Hayes
Aleveland
van Nest
Hayes
Leiner
Kohler
Cleveland
Vic Zeigler
Ways
Opera House
Tenent
University Athletic Association
Elmer
Landes
Johnson and Taylor
H R Smith
McClure
Moor
Mrs. Boyles
Officer Boyles
Common Pleas Court
Thomas
Tesk
Fathers of the City
Citizrns
Schoppf
Foltz
Schlosanogie
Ginter
Senlossnogie
Folts and Ginter
Johnsten Tt
Ours Rine
Wm. Annat
Cungres
the Syndicate
Tito
Wayne Coal Company
Wright
Eee
Men's Way
Erco
We. Se
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