Wayne County sheriff sale notice for Pad Township lands
Wayne County Ohio will sell at Wooster courthouse on January 15 1998 the north half of the southeast quarter of section fourteen in Pad township containing eighty acres more or less. The property is appraised at 7500 dollars with cash on delivery and terms set by Garver and attorneys Yocum and Taggart.
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Wayne County
Corm- Jobo Q Dodd
Ohio
Theourt
Wooster
Wayre
Pad
Wayne
Garver
Sleride
Yocum & Taggart
Attys
Mary Webbet
Court of Common Measal
Wave
Mme
Meeoster
Mayne
Thio Lowll
Wworster
Obou
Fittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago
Mary Ann Webbin
Platotifft
Jiated Wooster
Kear
Atty Tur
Kate Sherrick
Dalton
Massillon
Dector Pope
Stark
Dew County
Republican
Dr Pope
Dallen
Massilon
Board of Trade
Western
Catal Oshmer
Stack County
Bis Ness
Magathon
Executor's Sale of Cyrus Mackey Farm in Wayne County Ohio
In pursuance of a Probate Court order, the 145 acre Mackey farm in Wayne County Ohio will be sold at public auction. The property includes a large farm house granite bank barn outbuildings and two wells with springs and 20 acres of timber. The sale offers two tract options 63 93 100 acres and 82 46 10 acres with deferred payment terms of one third cash and two equal annual installments secured by mortgage. Executors William A Mackey and allied attorneys announce the sale in January 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Coupy
Ohio
Ilgate
Cyrus Mackey
Wayne County
Wooster
Massilon
Saventins
Fondos
Illiam A Mackey
The
Wii
Eyius Mackey
Samuel Bon
John McSweeney
Altorseys
Debates over pensions and Cleveland's policy stir Congress
The House refuses to ratify a Senate amendment raising the monthly pension to six dollars, while party lines fray over impeachment charges against Judge Ricks. The piece attacks Cleveland’s Hawaii policy and calls out Democratic leadership, arguing American interests in Honolulu are at risk and that debt has risen under his tenure.
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House
Hawley
Bailey
Texas
Judge Ricks
Congress
Exports and Gail Losses During Fiscal Year 1804
The report shows a large drop in exports of principal articles for the year ending June 30 1804 versus the prior year with provisions up by 20000000 while bread stuffs lag. The current year is expected to see a total export shortage around 109000006 due to reduced home demand and free trade impacts on American manufacturers.
Sherman Proposal to Save Treasury From Bankruptcy
The proposition backed by John Sherman aims to shield the treasury from insolvency without Carlisle style bond schemes. It enters immediate effect, avoiding Carlisle currency bill complications. Supporters argue Mepublicans like Sherman offer a clear path. Democrats in Senate are urged to back the measure, potentially making it law within a week.
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John Sherman
Treasury
Carlisle
Sherman
Senate
Pension frauds and convictions contrast in Cleveland case
The report contrasts cries of bare faced pension frauds with 194 convictions in the year, 18 more than Commissioner Raum achieved without fuss. It notes higher costs in pursuing pensioners, claims only fraud found in 1 in 5,000 pensions, and argues the cost of Hoke Smithism outweighs the savings.
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Cleveland
Locbren
Raum
Noter Lochren
Hoke
Militia Deliver Aid as Mining Strike Ends
Ohio National Guard units continue relief work for destitute miners. The 17th Infantry sent Gov McKinley 3150 in 25 checks from separate companies, reaffirming duty over personal feeling and aiming to ease past tensions and prevent future disturbances.
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8Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Gov. McKinley
17Th Infantry
Washington senator's wife dies in Wooster apoplexy
Mrs Lavina Cope of Washington DC, wife of J W Cope, doorkeeper in the National Senate Chamber, dies in Wooster after a train stop en route to Ft Wayne. Cause listed as cerebral apoplexy. Daughter Edith, 14, and relatives describe a sudden fatal attack after a day of headache and distress. The couple had been traveling to notify of the elder Cope's illness and death. The tragedy unfolds with telegraphs and burial arrangements in Bucyrus.
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Lavina Cope
J. W. Cope
National Senate Chamber
Washington
Archer House
Cope
Crapeng
Edith
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pittspurg
Burton City
Vepe
Arrville
Wooster
W. W. Firestone
Copwell
Cornell
Taubath
Ges Po Vtwater
Khepeonager
Tim Giardner
Migs
Maul Gardner
Kt Wayre
Ipd
Ada Fulton
S Ster
Thucyrus
Keplinger
Anton
Mr Cope
Bin
Mr Connell
Stark County
Geometeers
North Dakota
Bucyrus
Wooster to honor Lincoln with city tribute gathering
Wooster plans a merited tribute to Abraham Lincoln with prominent citizens from Republicans Democrats Prohibitionists and Populists assembling February 12 to join in eulogy of the Father of his country as a shared memory in United States history.
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Wooster
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Unclaimed Letters in Wooster P O Week Ending Jan 19 1895
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Wooster post office for the week ending January 19 1895. Names include Clark Manley McNamara Mrs Lewis Fox Mrs Jennie Smith Mrs Jennie Jacobs Edgar or Master Board Miss Mary Mawery and others. Persons calling for unclaimed letters must state they are advertised and give the date of advertisement. John F Marghand P M
Sensation That Was Mostly Mistake Near Smithville
Wm McFadden reported being robbed by three youths near Smithville last Wednesday night claiming a revolver was pressed to his face and a buffalo robe taken. A posse pursued, but the affair proved false as the robes were scattered by intoxicated youths whose horses ran away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm McFadden
Smithville
Wooster
McFadden
Hat
Rudy Pile Suppository advertised in Lancaster ad
An old Lancaster advertisement claims Rudy Martin Rudy a registered physician offers a remedy called Piles Suppository that supposedly cures piles and constipation, with a refund promise, priced at 60 cents per end. The notice features garbled names and locations suggesting an earlier era medical ad.
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Rudy
Hessurpieto
Martin Rudy
Ehedaecisl
Lancaster
Ararp
Lau
Bera and
Geo.j
Krieger
Drowleg
Change of Venue for Mrs Snell Referred to Supreme Court
Prosecutors Fonck and Eagan travel to Canton to seek a jurisdiction ruling on changing Mrs Sarah Snell's venue from Wayne to Stark County. Judge McCarthy notes no formal decision yet, aiming to forward a journal entry to the Supreme Court and preserve options for error appeal. If no agreement, he may rule himself, with Wooster to receive the entry.
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BR. W. Fonck
Bb. Eagan
Sarah Snell
Canton
McCarthy
Snell
Wayne
Stark County
Supreme Court
Wooster
Himeek
Dalton Fire Money Report Details Cash Recipts and Distributions
W. C. Scott, treasurer, reports the Dalton fire fund received 1130 dollars and 55 cents and distributed it among listed locals and merchants including B. Martin, W. D. Harper, A. H. Anck, M. F. McDowell, A. C. Stuck, Peter Luckard, Hartman, Weber and Istaeckner, Lydia Lckhart, Mary Clippenger, Lulu Eckart, Davison, and others. Several subscriptions circulated on papers in Dalton remained unpaid.
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W.C. Scott
Martin
W. H. H. Wertz
John Luginbuhl
Elizabeth Donald
Geo
Millbrook area debate over railroad line and future growth
The article discusses plans to make Millbrook a division for a freight line between Alliance and Crestline, citing the Pennsylvania Company negotiations for land and the impact on Wooster and Wayne County. It notes the Mt. Millersburg corridor, possible extensions to Cambridge or Zanesville, and a push to improve the town with water works before the railroad arrives, along with local opinions on track conditions and regional transportation debates. It also summarizes lively sleighing scenes and social events in Wooster and surrounding townships, highlighting community gatherings and sleigh rides.
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Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Wayne Cently
Millbrook
van We Sen
Alliance
Creasttire
Wooster
Alvance
Conway
Millrook
Crestline
Miversburg
Bb & O
A &C
Millersburg
Cambridge
Zanesville
Valley Railroad
Cleveland
Improvemen
W H Banker Dies Former Wooster Fire Chief and Councilman
W H Banker 56 former Wooster councilman and fire committee chair died Thursday at his Pittsburg home after a long Wooster residence marked by city hall work and merging volunteers into a paid department. He later ran a bicycle business in Pittsburg with six children and noted bicyclists among them. His son George gained international praise as a rider. The family includes Mrs Banker and Mr W L Firestone of Wooster.
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Pittsburg
Wooster
Pittsbur
Banker
Florice
William
Albert
George
Arthur Banker
W. L. Firestone
Hawker
Irene Councll K. H
What Has Ad opened Tre Gary RervBiioan
The snippet appears to be OCR junk from a historical newspaper, mentioning general news coverage and a two cent day rate. No discernible event, person, or location is clearly identifiable to summarize into a proper card.
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Gary RervBiioan
Repuniidan
Foster home hosts visiting youngsters with decorum
Nice, John Yoder, John Young, Ed ward Scobey, Frank Messmore, Earl Miller, Al Ksinger. The little folks were to the Foster home where they were the guests of their schoolmate, Willie Foster. They were nicely entertained and conducted themselves with decorum, convincing Mr and Mrs Foster to invite them again.
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Nice
John Yoder
John Young
Edward Scobey
Frank Messmore
Earl Miller
al Ksinger
Foster
Willie Foster
Mrs. Foster
Death at Ban McCoy, Wayne Township Leader Dies
Hon Thomas A McCoy long respected Wayne township resident dies at 10 am Thursday after months of ill health. Born April 5 1821 in Juniata county Pennsylvania he lived on the family farm until death. A Democrat he served in the State Legislature elections in 1875 and 1877. Funeral from his home ten miles north of the city at 10 am Saturday.
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Wayne Township
Thomas A. McCoy
Juniata County
VanDrey
Mr. McCoy
I’riscilla Stair
McCoy
Fueurgi
Fire Destroys Jennie Whitmore Barn South of Town
A large bank barn belonging to Jennie Whitmore, about three-fourths of a mile south of town, burned last night with all contents. Seven horses, forty sheep, eight cattle, hay, oats, and corn were lost. only some feed and a few items were saved. Insurance listed on the barn and contents. The cause remains unknown as the fire was well advanced before discovery. The Lindsay and Whitmore families receive community sympathy.
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Jennie Whitmore
Hotmne
Lindsay
Sexsant G
Mire Whitmore
Otto Farmere
Fire damages greenhouse and barn near North Market
A fire started in a greenhouse behind Glien Schwartz's residence on Son Ket Street destroying fine plants and damaging a barn portion. A horse and buggy were removed. property loss estimated at about 200 dollars. Fire crews contained the blaze with minor overall damage and no injuries reported.
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Syed Ata
Rome
Ailey
Ohio
Mr Thomas
Ty Thomas
Gienschwartz
Son
Ket
Schwartz
Policemen's Disputed Barroom Altercation Sparks Probe
Reported clash between Policeman Leiner and Hod Shaffer in an Archer barroom last night drew scrutiny from Major Jeffries and Mayor, with initial claims of Leiner’s injury proved exaggerated. Bar owner Howers described a tense dispute over money leading to a brief grapple before detachment, while officials reviewed Leiner’s duty conduct and city ordinances on intoxication and improper conduct.
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Heere Leiner
Hod Shaffer
Lerner
Digehowers
Jeffries
Schaffer
Leiner
Howers
Shaffer
Leer
Mr. Bowers
Marhal Ffilsperman
Omeer Leiner
Gong
State of
Ohio
Olterin
Gandlirg
Jury verdict in bond case against Warner sureties
The jury in the case D M Osborne v M L Warner et al returned a $50.08 verdict for the plaintiffs on a bond signed by Warner as principal and Elmer McMannis and Perry Yarnell as sureties to recover about $2,000. The bond's delivery, prior signatures, and an alleged agreement not to deliver until all signatures were obtained were disputed.
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Circuit Court
Warner
Key
McClure & Smysen
Beste & Taylor
Fox
Tariff Tinkering in Washington Sparks Revenue Plan
Washington report notes Democrats covertly drafting a new tariff bill as a reconstruction measure. The proposal aims to raise revenues by about 12 percent across all sectors rather than cutting coal iron and sugar. The plan is tentative and likely to be disavowed by interested parties.
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Washington
Congress
Dnstead
Norman
A Letter Every Week for an Absent Friend
An effort promotes weekly correspondence with an absent friend, emphasizing the value of writing a letter even when time is scarce. The notice suggests a recurring weekly schedule as a meaningful gesture.
Boy maimed by shotgun cartridge accident at school yard
Eight year old Clarence Fisher son of Mrs Arthur Fisher of Pittsburg Ave Boe was injured after holding a lit match to a shotgun cartridge in a school yard after classes. The blast burned his left hand and face and required amputation of the thumb and first finger. He walked home bleeding as onlookers recounted the scene. Doctors W W Firestone and J D Beer performed surgical care and the family awaits further recovery.
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Joseph Wagner
Wayne Township
Clarence
Arthur Fisher
Pittsburg Ave
W. W. Firestone
J. D Beer
Solon Boydston Death Drives Solon Civil Suit Verdict
The jury awarded Frank Boydston administrator of Solon Boydston versus Cleveland Akron & Columbus Ry $1,500 for Solon Boydston's death. Boydston, Wayne County undertaker, was acting as special policeman during a fair when struck by a moving engine on the C A C track. The mangled body was found in Boydston's undertaking rooms. Stillwell represented the plaintiff Johnston Paylor the defendant.
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Frank Boydston
Solon Boydston
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
Solon Holdaton
Orrvile
Wayne County
H Boydston
Akron
Columbus
Boydston
Broydston
Wellington
Stillwell
Johnston
Paylor
Fire at Montana Central yards kills many in explosion
A fire at the Montana Central railway yards in Butte Jan evening caused powder cars to explode with tremendous force. The blast killed a number of firemen and spectators and maimed many others. Fifteen bodies have been recovered. the death toll is expected to rise to at least 78.
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Butte
Mont. Jan
Montana Central Railway
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures Catarrh in all states a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation. Proponents offer $100 for any failure and urge sending testimonials. Sold by druggists in Toledo.
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Hail
J. Cheney
Toledo
Cheapest advertising ever offered in Wooster
An eight day weekly ad in the Wooster Daily Republican promises 25 words or less for 6 cents, and 40 cents for the whole week. This third page notice highlights the low rates as the cheapest advertising option available.
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Tor Daily Republican
Wooster
A Plea From Dalton to be Relieved from Wooster's Domination
The Dalton issue reports corrections to a January 3 1590 article about Wooster's influence. Mayor Harrod disputes phrases about grudging donations and a typographical error misstates election results. Readers are urged to consider letters and excerpts from Massillon Independent and Orrville Crescent, ending with medical ad copy for Dr Pierce's remedy and a note on daily Republican notices.
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Dalton
Wooster
Harrod
Counci
Welders
Massillon
Orrville Cresent
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