Miner financier A Sanger slain by Mexican bandits near Sonora
A. Sanger, 85, Colorado capitalist and relative of Mrs George Pullman, was killed by half breed bandits near Sinola in the Mexican wilds during a robbery attempt. Sanger had mining ventures in Northern Mexico and was visiting the region.
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K&publican
Chicago
A. Sanger
Colorado
George Pullman
Fiountain
Sinola
Mexico
Sanger
Moral wave prompts bans on immoral train publications
A moral wave grips the Pennsylvania system with notices along the routes west of Pittsburgh banning illustrated publications featuring women in abbreviated attire. Conductors are directed to stop sales of such material on trains and ensure vendors desist or disembark at the next stop. Other railways are said to follow suit.
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Itsburg
Pennsylvania
Mewies
Gale
Won't You Wear a Carnation Song
The piece credits M J Roberts from Pittsburg, dedicated to RSs Sarthe McKinley Carnation league of the United States. It notes McKinley’s birthday and September 14 as his death date, urging citizens to wear a carnation in memory of the martyr president. The chorus references the nation, colors, and President McKinley in mourning.
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M J Roberts
Fae
Pittsburg
Rss Sarthe McKinley Carnation League
Eee
United States
gMcKinley
League Saar
United "States
McKinley
Achenbach homestead public sale announced
The undersigned offers 45 acres of plain farming land known as the Achenbach homestead at public sale on Saturday February 11 1905 at one o clock p m at the court house youth door Woos dary Wayne County Ohio. Land lies 1.5 miles west of Morrland in Franklin township includes house barn about 10 acres timber near church school and railroad. Terms: one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage. Probate notice for Elizabeth Achenbach Decd. Samuel Mora executor. Advertise in The Republican.
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Court House
Woosdary
Wayne
Counts
Ohio
Morrland
Franklin Township
Weds Dr E I Barratt of Sheboygan to Julia Dennett
Miss Julia Dennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred A Dennett of Sheboygan Wisconsin married Dr Edwin Barrett of Chicago in a 2 pm ceremony at the Dennett home on Michigan Avenue. Rev Father Rogers officiated. The wedding featured matron of honor Mrs Hyman and bridesmaids including Mrs Alice Heather Moss Kimball and Miss Barrett. A four course dinner followed. The couple planned a four week wedding tour by special train and will reside on Michigan Avenue.
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Sheboygan, Wis
Herald
Tishad
E. I. _Barratt
Julia Dennett
Sheboygan
Wis
Fred A. Dennett
Edwin Barrett
Chicago
The
Birds
Michigan Avenue
Father Rogers
Fond du Lac
Hyman
Alice Heather
Moss Kimball
Neenah
Mies Barrett
Wooster
Ohio
Dr. Sweeney
Alden Dennett
Jeanne Dennett
Helen Zillier
Wohengrin
Schmidt
Conservatory
Mendelssohn
Wide Birds
Miss Dennett
the Herald
Sheboygan Wan
Concordia Hall
Harry Stearns
Alice
Heather
Edward J. Barrett
Second Regiment
Local Notes From Golden Corners and Nearby
Jan 18 reports Mrs Lulu Miller of Golden Corners visiting John Miller and family. Roland Hensel and brother Ernest were at Lodi. Wm Spitler faced two horse deaths in three weeks and is described as poor. Mrs Mary Hartzell and baby were ill last week. Dagon held a contract to cut 20 cords of wood for Hill Top school.
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Lulu Miller
Golden Corners
John Miller
Roland Hensel
Ernest
Lodi
Wm. Spitler
Mary Hartzell
Baby
dDagon
Hill Top
Cor urges renomination of Governor Herrick in Ohio
Cincinnati January 17 Republican leader George B. Cor announced a public stance before departing for Hot Springs. He supports Governor Herrick, says the party should be consistent, and endorses Herrick's administration as moved by good motives for all people. The statement asserts Herrick deserves renomination and Cor pledges his support.
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Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Ark
George B. Cor
Herrick
Trolley Sleepers Begin on Western Ohio Route
Lima Ohio Jan. 17 The first trial test of a new trolley sleeper car was conducted on the Western Ohio railway. Through sleeping car service starts Lima to Indianapolis via Piqua Dayton Troy and the Dayton and Western. The Indianapolis and mistern line will operate without car changes on two specials and the limited on the Dayton Lima run will connect at Dayton for the west, creating about four trains each way daily.
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Western Ohio Railway
Indianapolis
Western Ohio
Piqua
Dayton
Troy
Dayton and Western
Dayton-Lima
Avalanche Shelters Lake Loenv in Naesdal. 59 Die
A rock avalanche at Naesdal sent a 20 foot wave into Lake Loenv sweeping shores, houses, and cattle. The disaster killed 59 people and left many missing. Rescue and relief efforts underway as communities reel from the catastrophe.
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Christinia
Naesdal
Loenv
Mitchell cites mining union losses and injunctions
President Mitchell presents an annual report noting 20 000 to 25 000 members on strike reducing dues payments and causing heavy losses especially in eastern bituminous and anthracite fields. He warns for coal workers to unite amid ongoing demoralization and cites federal injunctions and damage suits as key threats to unions.
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United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Colorado
National Treasury
Ineof
Overton Gleanings Deaths and Local Fox Hunting Notes
Overton notes report Mrs. Elizabeth Smith’s death on January 11 at age 70, with a large funeral gathering. The piece mentions Essie Smith Bac, Toth’s union with five children, and late family tributes. Local hunting anecdotes describe fox hunts by McAfee brothers and others, with several hunts around Killbuck hills and nearby areas.
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Overton
Elizabeth Smith
Ldth
Essie Smith
Tro Toth
Esli Smullu
Kinney
Harry Smith
McAfee
Charley Randebaugh
Fttle
Michael Wagner
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Social Event
About 100 members of the Knights of the Maccabees and the Ladies of the Maccabees attended a Grand Army hall gathering. Officers led the ceremony, a banquet was served, and many participants enjoyed the social evening with drinks and humorous toasts.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Women’s Relief Corps
Fritz
Seer
Hotereres College
Advantinpe
Gweing
Nebie France
Jefferean
Nice
Joseph Hervel
Charles Jeth
Bernard Matty
Johny Dantas Wii White
Elant Homer Hoover
Astmhan Redward
Homer Binkley
Gleon Thompson
Giny Richards
Ant
Lehuian Themistre Sebmuk, Flor Shearp, Virginia Drinkhene
Toulon Lawrence
Ola Levers
Nellie Prone
Pearl Rangy
Rath Hart
Helen Snyder
Ada Futp
Mayville News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Mrs Philip Malouit is in poor health with heart trouble. Albert Nossbaum and family ill with grip. John Irboff recovering from a serious illness. Local political flyers attend Jackson celebration in Wooster March 9. Joseph Marthey returns from Canal Dover business trip. band held a business meeting. three youths lose membership. Ernest Harbaugh of Akron visits David Morril. A sled road trip from town to W Hunter's last Tuesday evening. Angel Johneon directed the ribbon ceremony. lively time reported. School hall literary society plans a big program next Saturday night. Under Squaire Howenstines court orders, movable property and household effects moved to Alfred Otgenberger’s home. Grose’s move surprises wife and family. Grose plans disposal of property after Indians trip and return.
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Mayaville
Jao
Philip Malouit
Albert Nossbaum
John Irboff
Itis
Jackson
Wooster
Joseph Marthey
Canal Dover
Tuscarawas County
Eurnest Harbaugh
Akron
David Morrul
Hunter's
Angel Johneon
Howenstines Court
Imboff Ahad Onder
Jacob Grose
Alfred Otgenberger
Grose Wacon
Bia St
Postoffice Robbed in Richwood D
Robbers entered the postoffice at Richwood Wisconsin broke the safe and took between 800 and 400 dollars in money and about 300 dollars in stamps before escaping Martial Law Prolonged in Brazil until Feb 16 according to a cablegram Ambassador Thompson at Petropolis Washington Jan 17 Colonel Dantel Jones 89 longtime organizer and den stified with many banks in Wisconsin died at Watertown Wisconsin
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador-Thompson
Petropolis
Brazil
Wisconsin
Watertown
Wis
Dantel Jones
Letter List No 3 From Wooster Post Office
The text lists names of addressees and names for letters remaining in Wooster post office as of January 18. The handwritten list includes Wm Bailey Grover Copeland Wilbur Evans Win Evans Hall Way Hebbe Hoke Jr Lambead Stiney E Miller Farland Mot Meyer Jobo McDonald Jota Wout Potter Gien slayer Earl Sacth Ho Jo Sraihter Kos Ladies Mee Web etc with stray fragments and unreadable lines about recipients and delivery reminders.
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Grover ‘Opeland
Wilbur
Evans
Wim E Evans
Win Hall Way
Hebbe
Win Hoke, Jr
Har
Lambead
Stiney E Miller
Halpo
Meyer Jobo McDonald
Jota
BO Potter
Syott Gien
Earl
Mat Miss Auarda
Duchess Caroline, 20, Dies of Pneumonia In Saxewelmer
The Duchess Caroline of Saxewelmer, aged 20, has died from pneumonia. Her death ends the Seimer-tantz era and leaves the duchy to heirs yet unnamed.
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Seimer—tantz —Graid
Caroline
Saxewelmer
Canaan Social and Literary Notes Tiny Town
News from Canaan reports Lily Wiles returning from Cleveland and visitors at the Lichty and Orr households. A planned Friday literary program with drama and Jared is noted, along with social dances and local visits to Akron and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Scott recovers, Abraham Lehn served on the jury, and Moethnolist meetings held with attendance.
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Canaan
Lily Wiles
Cleveland
Misa Vira
Congress
Lichty
Daniel Bowman
Akron
Jared
Mary Scott
Sineas
Emma Orr
Chas Orr
Abraham Lehn
Samuel Steele
Snowers
Wifs
Clevalardd
Mrs. Anderson
Pitteburg
Urs Wm
Fred Fike
Yarman girls visit and revival events noted
Yarman and Hela Stoller visit Cronton sister Mrs Jennie Wilden. Last Thursday night a well attended program at No 6 school house is reported. Rev Torbet has led revival meetings for two weeks before returning to Wadsworth. Local notices mention illnesses and social visits, with several names and places including Akron Canton Orrville and Notts Center.
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Dong
Martin Ang
Torbet
Wadsworth
Yarwan c& Clardner
Conrad Barth
Orrville Thureday
Harvey Chekner
Notts Center
Dave Mer
Faniashh
Steinmetz
Local Reading Circle Plans and Evening Recital
The gathering at a local venue featured Miss Bethel Shade traveling to Akron and Cleveland for a visit with friends. The event included a program with readers and recitations led by Alpha Armstrong, with works such as The History of the Baxulieh Lancaster and The Advantage of Daily Mental Improvement referenced in the listings.
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Jan
Fora Sascpe
Appire
Peek
Pyace
Bethel Shade
Akron
Troveland
Tory Cly
Mire Almira
Mra Wenner
Ale McCorurtek
Clas
Merroriam
Alpha Arnstrong
Theatre class postponed due to instructor illness
Marshallville reports the theatre class for the week has been postponed because Prof. C. A. Kine of Orrville is ill and unable to teach. The delay affects intermediate students and will be rescheduled once a new instructor is available.
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C. A
Lueuer
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