Advertisements Deadline for January 23 1895
The Republican Printing Co informs advertisers that notices must be in by 12 00 noon to insure same day insertion. Free motions offered in the Daily and Weekly for entertainments. Printing of bills programmes tickets etc is available near the office. Wednesday January 23 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Opy
Wooster Daily reports sheriff sale and local notices
A wide array of Wooster items fills the page including sheriff sale advertising resuming in the Wooster Republican, a death of Joseph Witzigman once a leading jeweler, raids on Nancy Lee’s house of prostitution, various court and town record updates, band elections, mine work resuming, and local incidents from sleigh collisions to lighting outages, with community notes on pensions, clergy concessions, and real estate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F
Wooster
Board of Examiners
Lake Jones Pill
Thomas Woods
Tor Wooster
Garver
Joseph Witzigman
Congress
Millersburg
West Salem
Mirs Nancy Lee
Cathol'c Church
Lee
Wm Eberly
Myrtle Marks
Michael Higgins
The
Wooster Building and Loan Association
W. O. Beabe
Cooley
J. C. Given
H. A. Hart
Harry McClatlan
Jesse McClallan
Samuel Metzler
W. Peckinpaugh
Samuel Il Boyd
Frank Taggart
Personal notices from Wooster crowd the county
Wooster and nearby towns show a lively stream of visits and calls. J O McCullough travels to Cleveland on business, while Maze Frick of Canton visits Mrs Johnson Sweeney. Numerous locals attend court, church events, and social calls as residents travel to Lima, Marion, Akron, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. McCullough
Cleveland
Asing Maze Frick
Canton
Mra Johnson Sweeney
Monroe Harmon
Ménafield
Wooster Grocers
A. Geo. Haettinger
Hirst
Thos. McCoy
Chase Silvers
S. F. Scovel
Richards
Crisp
Post Office Department
Payne
Kentucky
John Martin
Wayne County
Columbus
Ohio Infirmary Officials Association
Charles E. Thorne
Wooster
Ohio State Journal
State Farmers’ Institute
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Local Newspaper Writer Denies Representing Any Paper
GEO KETTLE asserts in a circulating report that he is the correspondent of a Western paper circulated in the city on Saturdays. He claims twenty years in journalism and says he has never represented a paper he would be ashamed to let the public know about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO Kettle
Bad Reports From College Initiation Parade
On a Saturday night, Mayor Jedries allowed a college fraternity to parade on the Square for initiation. The mock funeral with a coffin and robed members caused alarm as farmers thought a contagious disease was killing people. The event spread nationwide, with visitors learning the burial was a misinterpreted stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedries
Golden Society Formed At North Market Street Meeting
Women gathered January 19 at Miss Morgan's home for a lively union session with 48 visitors. Devotions led by Miss Dysart followed by papers on charity work in Chicago and Mrs Lucy Stone. The group adopted the name The Golden Society in honor of founder Miss Madge Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Ct
Misses Morgan
North Market Street
Moore, Brown
Morrison
Dysart
Davin
Chicago
Morgan
Lucy Stone
Blackwell
Anna Hurst
Golden Society
Madge Golden
Executors Sale of Solom on Stumbaugh Homesteads in Ohio
Executors announce sales of two Chester Township acres in Wayne County Ohio near Congress Village. The 100 acre frame homestead and a 100 plus acre farm with water access and timber are appraised at 4200 and 4290 dollars respectively. Public vendue to be held at Wooster Court House south door January 26 at 1 30 pm. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years with six percent interest secured by mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Stumbaugh
Chester Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Congress Village
Court House
Wooster
Miter I. Ruweacaeg
Solomon Rumbaugh
Imuel B. Eason
Attor- Hy
Wooster Notes and Obituaries From Local Visitations
Residents and visitors gather in Wooster with a list of regional travelers and events. W H Bohl travels to Burbank to begin painting on the M E church, Mrs A A DeWitt visits her sister, and Geo Kelffer returns to Wooster from Toledo. George H Clark returns from Michigan without a bride. Doctors Greenamyer and Pope attend Wayne County Medical Society meeting. Joseph Hushdur, 73, dies of pneumonia after living in Apple Creek and with his daughter near Wooster. funeral at residence then interment. Georges L Blackburn from Polk visits for granddaughter Maggie’s diphtheria burial. his daughter Ella Christy's other daughter ill with the disease. Local fear grips Polk and vicinity after death of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Samuel Anderson
Wayne County
Independence
Wm. Beresford
Court of Common Pleas
Geo. P. Enrich
John van Nostran
W. H. Bohl
Burbank
M. E
A. A. DeWitt
Catawba Isane
P.C. Given
Geo. Kelffer
Toledo
Hoe
Apple Creek
Erik Franks
Georges L. Blackburn
Polk, O
Ella Christy
North Buckeye Street
Maggie
THE
Republican
Christy
Polk and Vicinity
Pease
False report corrected on relief to Lawrence miners
A letter from Jawrs Mutirss clarifies a Cleveland Leader inaccuracy about shipping provisions to North Lawrence miners. He says relief was not sent due to workers not seeking work, except for one case funded via township trustee Janes Strown. He authorized store orders to address needs and promises further aid if urgent needs persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Lrader
North Lawrence
Janes Strown
Lawrence
Jawrs Mutirss
Religious services broken up amid church dispute
A Sabbath morning scene at a church erupted over regulation of the Sunday school and church discipline. Members opposed to the pastoric board actions clashed as teachers were reassigned, voices were raised, and chairs and objects reported as thrown. The disturbance disrupted the Sunday worship and prevented services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrae
Otcial Board
Rev Koflea
Spectator tides and touring acts clash in Wooster gloom and glow
In Wooster winter crowds vary as burlesque grows the largest audience ever while a noted company plays to the smallest crowd. Amateur minstrel groups multiply as regional acts from Sousa Band to Bresy Time promise engaging evenings. A melodrama Fablo Romani features dramatic thrills with earthquake and Vesuvius. W.H. Wilers discount ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Edo
Gus Wiliams
Fabio Ktoman
Incinnat
Io Wooster
George & Mongey Minstrels
Jodi
Kodak
Wooster
Mulersburg
Fablo Romani
Mount Vesuvius
City Tax Payments Due Before January Twenty Sixth
Notice to taxpayers from County Treasurer C. M. Lovertt warns that the legal tax payment limit expires January 26 and a 15 percent penalty applies after the books leave the office. The Republican paper promotes local news and offers home delivery by carriers for 12 cents per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Loverrt
Tor Y Republican
Union Prayer Meetings Shine Amid Local Church Camaraderie
In Wooster union afternoon prayers divide by church affiliation after daily weekday services. A Sunday program featured three unions for men women and children at the Lutheran Methodist and Baptist churches. Rev J D Irons led the final Sunday session on gathering fragments from Christ’s feeding of 5000. The series drew wide attendance and strong church cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Methodist
The
Baptist
Methodist Church
J. D. Irons
Christ
Ooster
Baptist Church
J. 5
Hess
Wooster
Local notes record many names and events in Millersburg area
A collage of community life from Millersburg and nearby towns notes horse trades, church meetings, sermons, tax sales, sleighing, illnesses, and social visits. It highlights residents and visitors, school events, baptisms, funerals, and local business moves with numerous names, places, and dates scattered through a busy weekly snapshot.
Grain Market Notes and Prices Across Staples
A broad list of grain prices and farm staples is presented with corrected figures for wheat flour oats and clover seed, plus prices for butter, eggs, hams, cheese and vegetables. Markets show an active tone with quotes for corn oats hay flax and timothy seed and a note on milk prices per hundred weight. Also included are live animal prices for cows calves lambs and sheep, and regional price reports from Philadelphia New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finck
Tvner
Deners
Bartey
Cralybomut & Ts
Hess
Death of Colonel B Remy Noted in Navy History
Notice records the death of Colonel B Remy, longtime advocate general of the navy. The obituary notes his service as United States Mariana retired at Merville, Massachusetts and confirms a 12 year tenure in his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeton
Jan
B. Remy
United States
Mariana
Merville
Mass
City Council Orders Officer Leiner Restored to Duty
City Council met for the second time in 1895 with eight members present. Mayor Jeffries reported suspending Police Officer Leiner on Jan 17 and appointing Patrick Kelly to fill the vacancy. The Police Committee favored another trial but Leiner was restored to duty by unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Ross
Bell
Keister
Eason
Lemuel Jeffries
Henry Leiner
Patrick Kelly
Fifth Aid
Bec
Leiner
Zaring
Lerner
Harry Phelps
City
City Hall
Julius Eberhardt
Eberhardt
Lote, &c
India
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Denkirk
Jones
Kirkwood
Columbus
Sapbult
Northwestern
Sullivan
Gags Works
East Henry Street
West South Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
WITIL
Bie Wooster Pista
the Republican Printing CO
Minglewood
Pennsylvania
Myrtle Prest
Michiel Higgins
Tefere
Jefferes
Prestimn Inn
Nettner
Hus Honor
Keren
LKAM
Lucerne
Ind
Paul Herebey
Iis
David Hershey
Cross Kes
Young Hershey
Useigh
Thaantmal
M. Royer
Orrville
Royer
Ex Smith
Mr. Smith
South Market Street
J. Fourwill
Third Ward
Nancy Lee
James Latimer
Latimer
Harrison County Court House
Cadiz
Duratine Sliding Blind and Lumber Company
Dany
Reddick
Court of Common Plecg
Fred Baird
Pittsburg Avenue
Jacob Kratz
Second Ward
Sheriff Garver
Alonzo
Elser
Hoston Fianc
Jacob Graber
Ed Sharp
Steve Smith
Horace Miller
Mgr
Harry Sweeney
Horace Barrett
Daly
Suptobus
W. W. Garver
Michael Callahan, Jr
Toledo Asylum
Samuel Taylor
G. and
D. Yost
Burbank Station
Frick Co
J. W. Fry
Avefenge
McClure & Smyser
Critch-field & Critchfield
East South Street
South Bever Street
Wllls
East Liberty Street
Massillon
Chinamen
Salem
Jankees
Panel Miller
Pittsburg
James WU. George
M. Parrish
H. Pierson
H. H. Wilson
Manafield
Yoder
Wm Annat
Lima
W Wies Bradshaw
Vales
Ill
FE WK Gesselman
T C Raynolds
TiteertsLiay
Akron
John A. Bower
O Kaffith
John Hindman
North
Jacob Mougey
Marshallville
Harbara Graber
Mougey
C. G. Williams
Trumbull County
A J Houser
Mias
Mamie Kingsley
Norwalk
Geolaully
Hsy
W Fletchers
Standard
John Mowery
West North Street
Allegheny
L’a
Hamptonian
Mfrs Aid
W. 1 Foss
Knight Tempra
Camtridge
Wvhoenix Insurance Co
Brooklyn
Daniel Funck
Oberlin
Miller
U5 Circuit Court
Jobin
J M Shaffer
Detroit
W L Firestone
Wm. H. Hawker Infirmary
P J) Cotterman
K Iluntington
Dr Case
Indiana
Kate Brown
Shreve
Fj J Keister
Richard Mead
Cleve
of the Press C.38
McIntire
Gallop
New Mexico
I McIntire
Wm. Stevens
Cincinnati
Stevens
W. C. Myers
Hutchison
Hannah Jones
Charles McClellan
John Mader
James Rightly
James McAfee
Uinby
Kline
Jos Finley
Jacob Stark
Findlay
Ida
Carrie van Nest
U. W. Chamberlain
East North Street
Waterloo
N. Y
R. 8
Redinger
Coormick Harvester
Elmer Geiselman
W. J. Malling
Newkirk
Beall Avenue
W. F. Derr
Mansfield
Madge Stinson
Dalton
Lara Cunningham
W. ¥. Landis
Perrysville
David White and
Nora McFann
the Gulden Society
James Mulling
Wooston Republikan
Ama
Aetor Io
Scimilate
W.H. Wiler
D&w
Ie Gobo
Work Edke ‘Union
First Presbyterian Church
T W Bellingham
Granada
Hristian
Peelagates
Reformed Church
Schaffee
Mansfeld
Eters
Dor H TL Waites
Manfeld
Church Foxtens
Bngheh Lutheran Church
General Synod
Hagerstown
Peter Proxel
Fredericksburg
Boston
O. M. Fresh
Dr. Shie
E. Grogsen
Schumann Quartette
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Ramsey
Itchell
Wadisinburg
Sickly
Smithville
Board of Health
Tola Modern Cagliostro
Lorenza Feliciana
Mary Becker
Caskey
Willis
Sheely
Dunlap
John Derthie
Klurst
Hommel
Wadsworth
Jacobs
Akmatkong
Jan Zi
Yoaung Haasola
George Garver
George Jamoes
Henry Raudebaugh
Josep Berry
John Wagnee
Wifs
George
Overton
Armstrong
Landa
Milier
Laura Hepp
Fan
J C Warrer
Garden Isle
Sarah Wager
Meua Hart
Indvana
Carver
Anog Brinkertoft
Styar Ia Vwatig
Bert Horer
Murcan House
Maud Reid
Bessie Heid
Grace Carlin
Wane Carlo
Leraine Carew
Mrs Thompson
Dyson
Tniversity of Wooster
Poly
Os Broght
Harri
Woo Morrison
WoCrows
Kire Kogs Brown Vartunms Billett
Rothwood
Gleuto
Grorge
Kle
Misa Tebuye Dali Otf Wooster
Mra Kaufman
Ose
Oteuu
Melbuger
Jefferson
Ashtabaila
Chy
Spencer Grid
Frank Jutt
Sherif
Posyton
Magge Fortra
Dan
It A. Lucas
Nimmons
War M. Ds
Hugh Peoples
North Dakota
Ireland
Mr. Peoples
Wm. Woods
Reed School
Leander Miller
Mathais
Wilmot
Maysville
Adramn Fouts
John Fouts
Marshell
A. Maurer
Wm. Villard
Louis Jaundergein
Christian Tachantz
Peter C. Smith
Florian Schaffter
Jady
R.A. Lucas
Sarah Hansinger
George Hansinger
Hardy Gable
David Rudy
Frank Kostar
Feasel
Bell Wynn
C Freets
Fulton
Stock
Justice
Aizen
Readsburg
Lockuy
Greenville
Action
Nebraska
Rady Roebuck
Hlrbank
Nickerson
Medina County
Adoulp
Ftev
Martindale
Ibis
Wade Nati
Bali Ue Safran
Abrahams
Athens
Apada
Egypt
England
France
Germany
Saxony
Scotland
Spain
Wales
Imadet
Medina
Henry
Pioneer
Williams
Miliy
Havangelical
Vaca Barnard
Stek
Creston
Clevelaradk Poliee
Elviash Red
Alanis
Bey
Rosenthal Ot Chyapes
Ella Lo Advis
Joe Hagar
Nerestadt
Seegertch Dosnsee
Sonar Poe
Bert Audim
Moby
Crean Dase
Wooster Markets
Debs
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Eugene V Debs
Dudge H Rick
Jay
Chudge A D. Ricks
Big Counsel
Committee of the
House of Representatives
Central Labor Union of Cleveland
Colonel Remy
Awertdzd
Platt
Winagan
Wiam Sbibie
Woek WiosTee
Geo. A. Fisher
Frick
HE Durstine
Sliding Blind & Lumber CH
Ner Beyer and
Larwill Street
Daily Republican
W.h.wiler
Beresford
Wedding Suits
Archer House
White
H A Leis
Prestrahallville
Mai Jor
Clerk
E. KE
Tou
Harry Gallery
Artoise Wooster
Ww. O. Beebe
Smith & Keller
Wooster Pump Co
South Market St