A Place for Economy in Wooster Council Debates
The Wooster city council plans to print the city auditor’s statement in pamphlet form at a cost not exceeding $125 to save newspaper publication expenses of $170, arguing economy should target the source of growth. The letter criticizes salaries and asks why cuts aren’t made there to reveal spending to taxpayers. The piece includes a satirical aside about A Hart McKee and a marriage license case, reflecting local discourse on economy and public accountability.
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Lear
Hart McKee
Pennsylvania
Quttersund Wooster
Seadime
Trendlenen
Professore
Meg
A. Hart McKee
Representative Beard Denounces False Gods in Democracy Speech
The Florida representative criticized the Democratic Party calling it swayed by Wall Street and false gods. He argued the party’s eight years of leadership failed and implied a shift in public sentiment, noting reactions from readers and concerns about internal party divisions.
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Representative Beard
Florida
Pera
Democracy
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Notin
Seth Etics
Attr
Wieyne
Atds Tench Bieer
Post Kipling in South Africa Amid Health Threat
Fragmentary notice reports Kipling traveling to South Africa due to threatened disease of the Janga while wind conditions allegedly allow him to maintain a lamp. The vague text also mentions Morgan leading a syndicate that bought Chicago Electric railway lines and hints at retirement rumors after January 1.
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Post Kipling
South Africa
Kipling
Be Morgan
Chicago Electric Railway
Morgan
Travel Safety From Old Rail to Waterways
The passage weighs travel safety comparing water and rail by urging cautious progress and vigilance. It suggests the only safe method is the traditional, steady pace of early travel keeping alert for trains and locomotives.
Millionaire Buys Car Hall Naming Privilege
A financier paid 20 000 dollars for the right to name a car hallong but reports say the choice did not yield a satisfying run or any financial prospectus attached, with many calling a posses by any name they wish and facing no repercussions.
Pastors Harshly Attack Rockefeller in Sunday Sermon
A New York pastor condemns Mr Rockefeller as Mr Olyfeller in a forceful sermon. The speaker argues Rockefeller is fit to lead despite critics and notes the安心 of American life versus fear of a Siberian exile when voices rise.
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New York
Rockefeller
Mr. Olyfeller
Juin D
Carr
United States
Siberia
Untidy OCR Fragments Blur Local News Tone
Fragments describe rapid auto pace and vague gambling or personal mentions. Text references a woman from Arkansas and a cautious comment on trust and events. Names, places, and concrete facts remain unclear in the jumbled report.
Bank to Run Day and Night Sparks Public Interest
A New York bank plans to operate continuously, raising questions about how many customers can deposit all their funds during standard business hours and whether the new schedule serves broader needs.
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New York
Suar“ Eertain
Minnesota Cold Snap Tests Industry Lure of Locations
Minnesota reports a 2 degree below zero temperature as a harsh factor in choosing plant sites. The article notes industry leaders face unattractive conditions amid incentives to relocate factories and expand operations.
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Minnesota
Dr Chadwick Plans Autobiography From Recent Files
The writer hints that Dr Chadwick will assemble a lengthy autobiography by compiling several recent documents, suggesting a focus on his experiences and insights from SP theater 7 Sara era.
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Chadwick
Phinney’s next offer to Wayne County commissioners anticipated
A cautious note claims B F Phinney will likely secure wind work on the cut if the project is promoted by another party. The remark suggests Phinney’s advantage depends on who backs the proposal and implies a strategic edge in negotiations with the Wayne County authorities.
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B. F. Phinney
Wayne County
Tammany Leader Murphy Smirks at Indiana Corruption Claim
Leader Murphy of Tammany Hall says he has always known corruption exists in Indiana and shows little concern for any public uproar or appearance of reform, framing the issue as expected and non urgent.
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Murphy
Tammany Hall
Indiana
Acenery
Man with scheme for Monte Carlo breaks bank plan
A man armed with a plan to break Monte Carlo's bank faces swift tel scheme changes as others retain cash amid the shuffle.
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Monte Carlo
Pennsylvania Judge Sheds Light On Litigation Help
A Pennsylvania judge delivers guidance on litigation help as a crucial factor in case strategy. The remarks stress that clarity and timely assistance influence outcomes and judicial efficiency.
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Pennsylvania
Columbus People Purify City Water With Blue Vitriol
Residents face a court inquiry into alleged purification methods using blue vitriol. The report details differing routes considered over time as officials balance safety and supply needs.
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Colombus
Date candidate in Pips Vroatatts faces Joehsyanster setback
A date candidate for president encounters a setback in Pips Vroatatts as efforts to restart his campaign unfold. The report notes the challenge of rebuilding momentum and securing support amid uncertain timing.
Rockefeller era strayed from ether policy, little game ends?
Fragmentary note mentions John D Rockefeller and ether policy with garbled phrases about a “freeze the ether” game and a possible reference to a “Whotione te Tobe DP a bhirg,” leaving the intended meaning unclear.
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John D Rockefeller
Fragmented query on polygamy terms and calls
The user asks about a phrase in a garbled text: what are they people calling polygamy in a given context, and what does it mean. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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Its
Wind Through Old Waterways Misreads in Note
A fragmentary note describes wind moving through a waterway area with unclear details and a casual, observational tone. The text hints at weather or environmental conditions impacting a locale, though specifics are missing.
PRESS POINTS AND RUMORS ACROSS OUTLETS
A jumble of clippings notes varied topics from library recalls to excavations in lost cities and the fate of Ecoona and Indianola Mississippi. It mentions a band in Port Arthur and a pair of Ohio men pursuing an air invention amid political debate.
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Ecoona
Indianola
Miss
Washington Post
Ohio
Philadelphia Inquirer
Forgetful Krieger Faces Smith Spelling Aide at Drugstore
A county treasurer owner Krieger struggles to recall a visitor’s name in a drugstore encounter. The man finally self-spells Smith, eliciting amused reactions from onlookers as a weather prophet predicts January storm centers and frigid, stormy conditions through the month with follow on effects for livestock and railroads. Ohio Fire Marshal Davis launches February drive urging merchants to remove inflammables and maintain protection compliance.
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Krieger
Mr. Krieger
Smith
Gicks
Hirek
Ith
Mith Wall
Central States
Warshal Davis
Ohio
Pemora
Obituary notices from a Wooster area newspaper
A series of brief death notices and funeral notices from Wooster and nearby areas. Details include births and infant deaths on South Market street, burial at the infirmary graveyard, death of Ollie M Hurst of Bellevue avenue after kidney trouble, the passing of Miss Ollie Snyder, Elizabeth Kiener near Orrville after a fall, Ella Manson of Shreve, David McElhinnogy of Dalton, Samuel Burkholder, and Frederick Kultwaasser with funeral attendance noted.
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Alvin Graber
South Market Street
Thomas Queer
Institution
Ollie M Hurst
Furst
Bellevue Avenue
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Wooster
Ollie Snyder
Ella Manson
John Manson
Shreve
Mies Manson
Samuel Manson
David McElhinnogy
Dalton
Gallipolis
Samuel Burkholder
Massillon Hospital
Old Peoples Home
Rittman
Bosmtal
Frederick Kultwaasser Bel
East South Street
Knights of Pythias
Wooster Building and Loan elects officers at meeting
At a Monday night meeting of the Wooster Building and Loan, L. B. Cooley was chosen president and C. A. Gray vice president. W. T. Peckinpaugh was elected secretary and F. H. Boyd treasurer by ballot at the stockholders meeting.
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Wooster
Pennsylvania Railroad Strike Talk Spreads
Still talk of a strike grips the Pennsylvania system as crews vote on a walkout. If approved, a nationwide freight train tie up from New York to Chicago could occur, with heavy divisions between Altoona and Harrisburg and preparations underway on both sides for a bitter clash.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Wooster
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Betwen Altoona
Harrisburg
New Orthography praised by state authorities
Elwer S Landes of Dusiton publishes a practical orthography for country and lower grades. Authorities including Prof J G Park Ada Huw John A McDowell and Dr H A Jones commend the work as easily taught to teachers with limited orthography knowledge.
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Elwer S Landes
Dusiton
J G Park
Ada
Park
Huw John A McDowell
Millersburg
H A. Jones
Columbia
Landes
McKinley Day celebration planned by G A R ladies
An editor's note explains a misunderstanding over who organizes the McKinley day observance. Keiffer circle Ladies of the G A R will host a Monday evening program at the G A R hall featuring patriotic addresses, recitations, a male quartet, and singers. Special robe and blanket discounts start after January 10 from Gearhart & Hawk.
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Keiffer
G A. R
McKinley
Golos Bie
G. A. R Hall
Mie Vountay
Executors Farm Sale of Champion Keeney Estate
The farm of the late Champion Keeney in Canaan township eight miles north of Wooster will be sold at public sale on February 1 at 1 p m. The 252 acre property offers parcels of 80, 2, 20 and then as a whole with minimum bid 8600. Features include a fair house, new barn, wind pump, good pasture and permanent water. Forty acres of Liber land, fifty acres of fertile land balance tillable. Terms 500 cash day of sale, balance by April 1 1903 or in two years. Auctioneer David Martin.
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Keeney
Canaan Township
Wooster
Greston
Champion Keeney
BK Keer
David Martin
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