Quail Game Law Changes Prompt License and Penalty Debate
Discussion centers on extending the hunting season and changes to the game law. Proposals include non resident license at 25 dollars and stricter controls to protect species like the syproiile chicken and black bass. A provision imposes heavy penalties for illegal brick bass fishing and selling. Separately mayoral matter in James Shanklin case sees a motion to dismiss denied with representation by John C. Marr and Ross W. Fanci.
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Avise
Ohio
Smith
James Shanklin
Solon Byall
eMast Uolon
Shankin
John C. Marr
Byall
Ross
Canton Belt Line Railway Elects Officers and Directors
At the annual Canton meeting, C. W. French was named president with A. A. Purman as vice president. Directors include W. Davis, W. W. Pops, A. B. Stewart, F. L. Alexander, and W. J. Steele. A branch from Canton to Barberton is proposed, about 26 miles, via Middlebranch and Greentown, to the cement works and coal mines.
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Canton Belt Line Railway Company
Canton
C. W. French
A. A. Purman
Ft. Wayne
W. Davis
W. W. Pops
A.B. Stewart
4. L. Alexander
W.J. Steele
French
Belt Line
Barberton
Columbus
Middlebranch
Greentown
Wooster Urges Local Funds For New University
Community appeal stresses that Wayne county must raise the remaining portion of the $300,000 for Wooster's new university buildings. Officials warn funds will not appear without local contributions and urge residents to act now before the deadline, noting local labor and economic benefits.
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Wooster University
Wooster
Wayne County
Ballot Printing Bids Sought for Wooster School Election
Deputy state supervisors of election issue notices to printers seeking bids for ballots to be used in the spatial school election in Wooster. Bids must be submitted by 12 o'clock January 30.
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Wooster
Corties Reported as Working Dayg for Friday at Two
A fragment notes Corties, a known BR figure, being noted to sip work for the upcoming Friday at two o clock. Details are incomplete.
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Corties
BR. R. Ong Twas
Rumored Greek King stabbing thwarted in park
Vienna report confirms an alleged stab attempt on King George of Greece during a walk in the park at Phaleron. A park inspector was wounded as the assailant was arrested. The incident follows tense rumors and ongoing security concerns in royal circles.
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Vienna
King George
Greece
St Phaleron
Spector
Jeffries Sharkey Fight Postponed Indefinitely
San Francisco Jan 25 News reports the proposed Jeffries Sharkey bout postponed indefinitely amid dissatisfaction with the ending of the Sharkey Mauer fight in Philadelphia. The decision cites unresolved safety and public interest concerns affecting the match.
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San Francisco
Yosemitec! 3
Philadelphia
Mutiny Rumors Denied by Halifax Report
Halifax January 25 The military authorities deny that a reporter’s claim of planned mutiny by Canadian mounted riflemen en route to South Africa is justified. Disciplinary measures at the concentration camp are strict and murmuring exists among the men, but officers foresee no serious trouble. Discharges have been issued.
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Halifax
South Africa
Miller Nominations Confirmed by Senate in Washington
The senate confirmed W J Robinson as third judge in Hawaii First district Olivier Miller as surveyor of customs Colum bus C W W Follett as consulting engineer for the international boundary commission with Mexico The actions were announced from Washington on January 24 1903
Probate Court Proceedings and Estate Filings Summary
Probate court actions show multiple executors administrators guardians filing first and final accounts inventories and appraisements with hearings set for February 7 and other dates. Wills probated orders issued real estate and personal property sales and guardianship actions for residents of Massillon and surrounding townships.
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Earnest O. Maurer
Pnard
Bese Dees
Lois Kidd
George F. Wedilhorse
Frederick Raser
Thomas Roth
Gatharine M. Lake
Time Lake
Gustavus C.” Fritz
John Butler
Sarat
Thompson
Adams
Elizabeth M. Adams
George W. Plasterer
D. Adams
Michael Booth
Mahaleth McConkey
Wnt A. Craig
Ralston B. Brown
D. B. Good
Margaret Good
Henry Owens
Abraham Swisher
John Swisher
David Byler
Leah Byler
Wita
Charlotte Ried
Cohvey
Iréne Stewart
Massilion Staté Hospital
Mary Kelly
Passing Kelly
Winey R Huseband
Seopa
Silas Goudy
Tink
John Goudy
Clayton Good
Samuel Buchanan
Wm. Hageman
Harletta Parrot
Paint Township
J George Troutman
Wayne Township
John Markley
Green Township
Massillon State Hospital
J. W. Dysle
Frederick Dysle
John
H. L. Piper
Mary W., Piper
Tosall Real
Tate
Mabel Reynolds
Wooster Township
Massillon
Mary Stouffer
George R Laubach
Amy C. Laubach
Caroline Horn
Robert Hatfield
Susan Lehman
Christein Horr
James B. Taylor
Lucetta Yarnell
Samuel Byler
Greene Township
Will
Hourletta
Parrot-of-Paint Township
Louis
Edward Parrot
Wooster Preserving Company Elects New Directors
Stockholders met Thursday afternoon at the corporate office and elected directors J W Wilson, J Q Snyder, F A Warner, W W Wallace, D C Curry, C M Lovett, L P Ohliger to meet for separation within a few days.
Property transfers chaft in Canaan Wayne and Wooster townships
A batch of land transfers and deeds listed from various townships including Canaan Wayne Green and Wooster. Notable entries include Frank Egbert and wife to E S Cart cenal 3 acres in Canaan for 200 dollars. Jaco Philip to Hiram Cramer two lots in Fredericksburg for 475. and multiple Burkeholder and Shreve family transfers in Green and Wooster townships with sums ranging from 350 to 20,000 dollars. Executives and administrators execute deeds in Green township and Congress township.
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Frank Egbert
E. S. Cartcenal
Canaan
Plessant
Markal
James A. Grube
Wayne Township
Andrew P. Détrick
Wits
Chas. Franke
August Pranke
Cansan
Jaco Philpe
Hiram Cramer
Fredericksburg
Ada B. Keeney
Alsane McGlenen
Creston
I. McGlenen
J. W. Derthier
John Keunkler
Rittman
Harvey Fetters
Saloma Fetters
Jacro
Green Township
Jacob Y. Kurtz
Oo -R. Tanmensaleor
Sp Spoon
Ai. Aulp
SR . Moores
Isaac Fickes
Thomas A. Shreve
Arlie Shreve
Wooster Township
John Young
Lara F. Myars
Wooster
Edward M. Quinby
Harry L. Bogner
Zenas Funk
Joe Willis
Funk
SR. Cook
Ruth Elgin
A.J Ruse
Congress Township
Spelling contest held by sixth grade classes
The sixth grade held a spelling contest at the new Second Ward building on Friday. It was an exciting contest between Miss Warner's and Miss Shamp's classes, with nine of Warner's and twelve of Shamp's students remaining at closing. Parents were invited to attend. completion will be at a future time.
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Second Ward
Miss Warner
Miss Shamp
Ancient foe to health is scrofula in old time prose
A testimonial from Mrs K T Voice of Troy Ohio describes scrofula causing neck swelling skin disfigurement and mucous membrane inflammation. She recounts a lump on the neck was lanced grew into a running sore and a general decline. After taking Hood s Sarsaparilla the disorder healed and never returned.
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Hood
Troy
Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim cure for scrofula
Advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills will rid users of scrofula radically and permanently, claiming thousands have been freed by the remedy.
State senate backs death penalty for presidential assassinations
Special to Tag Aeromuigan Columbus Ohio January 23 The State senate passed a bill making death the penalty for the assassination of the President Vice President cabinet officers governors and lieutenant governors of any state and life imprisonment for attempted assassination.
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Columbus
State Senate
Wooster Pastor Wedded
On Tuesday January 21 at 7 30 p m Rev Dr E Chesney pastor of the Bautist church of Wooster and Miss Lucie Geligey oldest daughter of Mr J Geligey of Wooster were united in marriage at the home of her aunt Mrs O J Halliday of Boone Iowa After a short stay in Chicago Dr and Mrs Chesney returned to Wooster Thursday night
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Wooster
E. Chesney
Bautist Church
Lucie Geligey
J. Geligey
O. J. Halliday
Boone
Iowa
Chicago
Blood Emulsion Promises Rosy Health for Girls
An ad style note touts Scott’s Emulsion as a cure for pale girls and thin blood. It claims the medicine makes rich red blood and rosy cheeks, promoting it as a reliable remedy for wasting or lack of appetite. Delivered by Scott & Mawne at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Hee - Scott & Mawne
Pearl Street
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