McKinley Corps Honored with Inspections and Gifts
The Canton Repository reports Ohio W B R Ellen Applebaugh of Wooster visited William McKinley Corps No 4 for the 1901 year end inspection. She praised the corps floor work and duties, then received a souvenir spoon engraved with McKinley’s bust and home. Mrs Rex presented the bust and bronze tribute from Mrs Mary Sidel to the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
W. BR
Ellen Applebaugh
Wooster
William McKinley
Marityred
McKinley
Rex
Mary Sidel
William McKinley Corps
Social events and notices from Fredericksburg gathering news
Social events in Fredericksburg include a reception for Superintendent Weeks-Wenner bride returning from Pennsylvania, a joint G A R and W B C installation, a T S Century club guest night with 70 attendees, evangelistic services at the M E church, and a visit by H C Barnes and Miss Emma Barnes. Elizabeth Robinson, aged 73, died after a long illness. interment in Millersburg cemetery. Schools reopen after a two week break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Jane
Z&tow
Wek -Wenner
Pennsylvania
W. AB. C
Grand Army Hall
T. Sth Century Club
Gilbert Armstrong
M. E
H. C. Barnes
Emma Barnes
Elizabeth Robinson
Jane Knox
Millersburg
D. B
It Girdles the Globe Pherameef Buelien Arnica Salve
An ad proclaims Pherameef Buelien Arnica Salve as the best worldwide healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches and skin eruptions with a pile cure claim priced at 25 cents a box at Lau bach and Boyd's.
Local Clerk Nominee Robert C. Brown of Sparta Alabama
Robert C. Brown of Sparta Alabama has served six years in the 48th district and has been notified of his upcoming appointment as clerk for the United States Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Born in 1859, he rose from a,Blacksmith background, studied law at night, and was admitted to the bar in 1894. He is active in the Knights of Pythias, the Elks, and Modern Woodmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Brown
Sparta
DU. S
Southern District
Illinois
Knights of Pythias
the Elks
Modern Woodmen
Sirs
Particuar
R. C
Caldwell
Change in lecture date for Dr Thompson event
The committee moved Dr W O Thom pson of Ohio State University lecture from January 20 to Thursday January 30 due to a conflict with the University course. This is his first appearance after the 20th. further dates were previously listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O Thompson
Ohio State University
Thompson
Thomps Bot
Automatic Stokers Improve Pennsylvania Line Safety
The introduction of the automatic stoker on the Pennsylvania lines has interested engineers and firemen. It has shown good results, running economically and maintaining steam pressure under normal service. Rail executives believe it will enhance travel safety on trunk lines by freeing firemen to focus on signals, lubrication, and engine cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Obituary notes of multiple local residents
Funeral notes from Applecreek area for Simon Saner aged 64. Other obituaries include Elizabeth Sommers 80, McClelland of Wooster 60s, Elizabeth Robinson 73, Rev. G G Strong 79, J W Hostetter ex postmaster Orrville, Simon Saurers age 5, Jane Bigham 82. Deaths cited with churches, families, and local towns. services and interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sommers
Sommerg
M. M Vanover
Orrville
Grand Army of the Republic
Puneral
Simon Laurers
Albert Saurers
Free Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer
A note invites readers to cut out and redeem at Laubach and Boyd’s Drug store for a free bottle of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. Claims the medicine is the best physic and treats stomach disorders biliousness and indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd's
Chamberlain
Health remedies and cures in old ads
An advertisement page touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver health and bowel regularity, Krause's Cold Cure, Clinic Headache Wafers, and De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as cures. It warns against counterfeits and cites testimonials from D S Mitchell of Fulford Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt’s
Zimmerman & Co Dk
Wever
Ithsk
D. S. Mitchell
Fulford
de Witt
Zimmér Werman & Co
Take Notice of 1901 Newspaper Price Change
On and after December 1 1901 the price of The Republican and New Ark Tribune Farmer when paid in year The Republican and Tribune Review $2.00 per year The cause of this slight variation is explained by the Tribune as a result of factors cited in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Newark Tribune- Farmer
Republican and Tribune Review
The
Tribune
Havana Post Office Fraud Trial Details In Cuba
The Havana trial of Estes G. Rathbone ex director of posts and W H Reeves ex-deputy auditor reveals contention over responsibility for postmasters neglect and missing records. Neely testifies about stamps, vault deposits, and payments to Moya, with Reeves alleging a $4600 payoff. Defense cites Neely's early salary as possible motive.
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Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
W. H. Reeves
Rathbone
Co. W. PF
Neely
Washington
Cuban Post Office Department
Cuban Postal Service
Collettora
Senor Moya
Moya
Neely d . Cowan
Reeves
United States
Spanish War Veterans organize new commands
Spanish War Veterans groups form in numerous cities following the war. A Mansfield command will be instituted soon. Company D members push for Wooster organization, noting the county’s high volunteer turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Cubs
Philippines
Mansfield
Company D
Wooster
Prohibitionist Speech Sparks Controversy in Plain Township
A Plain township Prohibition meeting hears a speaker claim McKinley’s death was divine retribution for army canteen failures and calls the assassin’s act providential. The remarks, made in a hard cider mood, drew immediate attention from attendees and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Patterson
Plain Township
U. S
Czolghosz
Jefferson
Faust to be staged in Wooster with new power setup
Amusement notes report Goethe's Faust will receive a special February 4 production in Wooster. Past shows suffered from insufficient current for effects, but a new power plant enables a full, spectacular performance. Mrs Wright is involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Goethe
Wooster-lh
Électric Light Company
Child of William Parrott Buried After Distinct Illness
Four year old child living near Loudonville was laid to rest after a severe throat illness diagnosed as a mysterious disease not responsive to local remedies. Doctors from the area consulted but could not pin the ailment to a known treatable condition. Honor ns walheam of Washington visited family and met Seth Low in New York after travels to New York and Washington on business.
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William Parrott
Loudonville
Ns Walheam
Washington
Beall Avenue
New York
Seth Low
M Low
Odell
Mr. Wilhelm
Seattle
Mr. Low
McKinley Day Observances Sent From National Memoral Group
Letters from Ritchie and national trustees indicate a nationwide McKinley Day observance. Governors and aldermen prepare proclamations for January 26 church services and January 29 school exercises. Illinois ministers plan a McKinley memorial service. California and South Dakota committees report progress toward their quotas. An executive committee meeting in Cleveland is slated for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ritchie
McKinley National Memoral Association
McKinley
Alexander H. Reve
Chicago
Govenor Yates
City Council of
Harrison
Illinois
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cooke
Mckkinley
Herrled
South Dakota
Scott
San Francisco
California
National Association
Oddfellows Installation in Wooster with Fredericksburg Visitors
Friday evening Wooster Oldfellow lodge held its annual installation of officers with a delegation from Fredericksburg led by District Deputy Grand Master EK Barnes. New officers include Noble Grand T. McCarro and others. after ceremony a banquet followed with brief speeches by E G Barnes Perry McConnell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Oldfellowship
Fredericksburg
Barnes
Wooster Lodge
Noble Grand
T. &. MccCarro
W K Lurnald
I. Neid
Foa Social Screter
Hoh Miller
J. B. Myers
C. M Tawney
Josiah Lucas
Grand
KK. A. Powers
L. S
F. B. Frante
J G. Shultz
Emmet McCarron
Guardian
Barnard
Inside Guardian
T. M. Vanover
S. E. Neikirk
L. E. Patton
D. Emmet McClarran
EK. T. Barnes
W. C. Myers
E. G. Barnes
Perry McConnell
Charles Hauppert
Wooster
A. Ranomyers
Dalton
C.M. Tawney
E. C. Dix
Brother Shields
Kate Roth
Assigned For Hearing In Wayne County Court
The court has set down hearings before Judge J. T. Maxwell in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas. On Monday January 20 the Rosenberry case against Wise is heard, with estates of Lewis Snyder, Samuel Savers, and Anna Kreitzer also listed. Tuesday January 21 features Kuhl versus Houffler and Wayne County Bank versus Downing. Wednesday January 22 includes the estate matters of Samuel Savers and Anna Kreitzer. Thursday January 23 covers Carper versus Trustees, Armstrong versus Merkel, Shondei versus Railway, Rockey guardian versus Bisher et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Maxwell
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Armstrong
Merkel
Shondei
Railway
Rockey
Guardian
Bisher
Wedding and social notices from Canton and Wooster area
Local society page reports a February 6 wedding in Canton for Misa Mary Figert and groom Mr. CrariaefSeCcson, plus other engagements and gatherings. Miss Ina Baxter visits Marsfield. Miss Louise Quinby hosts a golfers’ evening. Classics Club programs feature Prose Day and Presidential Campaign papers. numerous small dinners and parties mark mid January social calendar.
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Satan Cualy
Kappa Kappa
Gainaiatea
Conservatory
Jos
Laubach—&—Boyd Drug Store
Benedicts
Misa Mary Figert
Fredrick Dry Goods
Can‘ton
Mary Althouse
Canton
CrariaefSeCcson
Memphis
Harrold
Maynard Dawson
Reidy
S Faw
Lucila Rockey
Jesse Garrett
Chas. Gimble
Ina Baxter
Marsfield
Louise Quinby
Elizabeth Johnson
Horner
Jata
Ee Lesh
Gibson
Hkdith Brown
Boalt
Cora Herlzel
Mabel Manderwell
Misa Gi
Hurd
Ella Lion
Sadie Franks
Fremont
Leonard Saal
G. W
Jeannatte Koch
Wooster
Aspinwall
Barant Olliver
Pittsburg
Miller's Hall
Andy
Wooster Orchestral Club
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Ulysses
Miss Pendleton
Miss Scovel
Compton
Iris
Sale of A J Jacmasade lands yields higher second auction
The second sale of A J Jacmasade lands, delayed by a technicancy, brought about 8400 more than the first. Tract 1, appraised at 33316, sold to Christ Aufang for 82820. Tract 2, 730, sold to Christ Aufang for 750. Tracts 4 and 6, 467, sold to S P Obliger for 6. Nos 6 and 6, 378, sold to I P Obliger for 345. No 7, 2260, sold to C M Lovett for 167. No 8, 485, sold to Wm Long for 324. No, appraised at 300, sold to W F Kean for 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J Jacmasade
Christ Aufang
S P Obligher
I. P Obliger
C. M Lovett
Wm. Long
W. F. Kean
Dickinson and Myers Wedding at Spencer Home
Irvin Dickinson of Spencer Medina county and Miss Jessie Myers of Congress were married at the home of Rev H D Stauffer on Saturday at 130 PM. Miss Myers is an estimable young lady of Congress and Mr Dickinson is considered a promising young man in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Dickinson
Spencer
Medina County
Jessie Myers
Congress
H. D Stauffer
Time card change takes effect January 26 on Pennsylvania Lines
The new time card rule will not apply until Sunday January twenty six on the Pennsylvania Lines, delaying the schedule update and affecting employee time records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Meet in Indianapolis Amid Talks of Pay Rise
Indianapolis January 18 delegates arriving by train for the United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis. 800 to 900 delegates expected, Mitchell reports a larger body of miners than any prior gathering. Executive board discusses general wage scale increases while awaiting convention decisions. Pennsylvania leads with about 300 delegates, Illinois the largest district with 160 delegates, and an anthracite delegation of 160 to arrive Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Edward McKay
Versailles
Carbondale
William Fairley
Pratt City
Ala
Genre
Terre Haute
Mfoseph Pendiston
Fort Smith
ATR
John Mitchell
T .L. Lewis
Bridgeport
WF. B. Wilson
Flnois
Anthracite Workers of
Pennsylvania
Indianapore
Itching Scalp and Baby Eczema Cure Claim
Mr F S Rose of 133 Sixteenth Street Buffalo New York reports his baby’s eczema improved after using W N’s Ointment. He states the ointment cleared sores and restored natural skin, ending persistent itching on the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Rose
Buffalo
N. Y
Hope in Scott's Emulsion for Consumptives
A reader notes Scott's Emulsion as a strong aid for consumptives, citing its potent access to help where typical medicines fail. The piece emphasizes that the illness weakens the body slowly, allowing the emulsion to offer notable benefit.
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Rebekab
Ebekadges
Laura Plank
Lizzie Paulus
N. G
H. E. Kramer
V. G
Sadie McCarrot
Julia Russell
Fin
Dora Stevens
Treas
Lizzie ‘Snagely
Martha Kra‘mer
Martha Palmer
zoUnr
Jensie
McCarron
Warden
Jennie Mann
Florence Limb
Edna Hall
O. G
R. S
Laura Smith
Johanns Gertechs
Joulah Lucens
H. Myers
Frank McCarron
Woman's Relief Corps
Southwestern
Ilinois
Wl. Yury
Paduesh
Kentucky
Foley
Laubach & Boyd
Krause
Proctor,& Chail
Ithsek
Ast A
Simon Saner
Applecreek
Mt. Eaton
Proctor and Eat
Ore E Iy
BY the
Way
M’kinley Day
Oddfellows
A. J Thomas
Gold Dust Twins
Jonsemrork
N. EK. Fairbank
Mpany, Chica
Ayer
A.reas
Mitéshell
Toronto
de Wirré
Zimmerman & Co
GEM Gallery
Seevollen & Pen
Boyd
Dr . Chase
Ada
Dr. Chase
Toots Chapean
N. A. Nicolat
Division Street
Zimmerman
American National Bank
Barberton, O
H. F Crowl
Undertaker Emn Kalmer
Ures
Ate
Nord Avenu
W. H. Wiler
Dons
Jacob Fischer
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