Thorne Removal Rumors At Ohio Agriculture Station
A local source close to the Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station reports Thorne’s removal as director is being discussed. Governor Pattison may reappoint holdover board members and name new appointees, with potential shifts among Henrick supporters and other holdovers. The station circles react as the matter appears to have quieted, while the Governor reviews appointments and the Vanover political stance remains unclear.
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Thorne
Ohio
Althugh
van Yer Sae
Thorne Thee
Whetier Hewater Vanover
Argevmert
Getting Anxious About Ice Supply Across the Country
Pennsylvanian lines and distributors fear ice shortages for next summer as demand pressures rise. Industry edges toward artificial ice to bridge gaps while railways and refrigerator interests press officials to harvest at Lake Ontario despite a six foot thickness and prior record lows.
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Tee
Wester Artificial Ire
Penoneylvania
Ocell
Gret
Bernake Tub Ld
Wurkus
Fea
Appointment of Mrs Reid as church charity agent
The document records Mrs Charlotte Reid of North Walne street being appointed as representative of the Christian Parishing Company St Louis Missouri for community duties. Signed by HB Garrison president and L Shively secretary in St Louis, it notes her acceptance and prior similar appointments.
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Charlotte Reid
North Walne Street
St .Loin
Garrison
L Shively
St Tous
Reid
Lng
Wooster
National Benevolent
Angeuetiun
Improvement on School House Storm Door at Beall Street
A storm door at the south entrance of Beall Street school building receives ten creeds. The improvement is expected to greatly reduce the cost of maintaining the structure.
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Beall #eerue
W C Myers Honored for State Representation
A garbled report notes W C Myers recognized for advancing value and service. The fragment mentions a Warren event and anticipated roles, with reference to a representative position and state affairs, though details are unclear.
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Claims Superior Nourishment
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a superior nourishment and strength builder. It cites pure Norwegian cod liver oil, hypophosphites, soda and glycerine, and asserts medical science approval, promising best results when prepared with pure ingredients and proper proportions. The ad directs readers to Pearl Street in New York for purchase.
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Panulston
Scott
Pearl
New York
Petitioner Seeks Removal of Guardian in Perrysville Case
A petition filed in the court of common pleas at Apbland by Attorreve Duuglass and Webter seeks removal of BF Shelly as guardian of Panl Quiver, a ward in Perrysville. The petitioner alleges failure to file an inventory, improper handling of estate valued around 50 000 dollars, and misused funds plus excessive attorney fees. A notice to appear is asked, with removal and revocation of letters of authority, and proceedings to probate court for further action.
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Court of Common Pleas
Apbland
Attorreve Duuglass & Webter
Lourdonille
Panl
Perrysville
Alonzo Shambaugh
Wooster
Wayne County
Shelly
P Ftitiorer Raya
Avera
Anid Oliver
Alonzo Shambaught
E F Shelly
Saia Tront
Pant Oliver
McIntire travels to Kentucky to push Wooster oil leases
E. D. McIntire travels to Kentucky to arrange shipment of drilling equipment to Butler field where Wooster partners own leases. Wooster aims to rapidly develop Butler with ample facilities to export to the market, while Standard Oil faces unfulfilled pipeline promises and potential competition from local operators.
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E. D. McIntire Io
Kentucky
Wooster
al Company
Butler
Would Run Glass Plant In Wooster Says Board Of Trade
The Board of Trade reports a second communication from a glass plant seeking a Wooster location for its new plant. The board notes the Wooster plant is currently inoperative and that the company desires city assistance to pursue a relocation. If financially viable, the board will connect the firm with local owners to arrange either securing or operating the plant.
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Board of Trade
Yveta
Witel
Wooster
Wreoeter
Whaey
Birmingham Team Seeks Fresh Go With Local Players
Harvey Clark and Forbes Alcok received contacts from Birmingham Alabama officials about the Birmingham ball team for the season. The report notes Clark was drafted by the New York Quertons management but a mistake is suspected. If services are needed by New York, they would have to purchase his re bence from Barware bar Ys Haters Rijhhard is linked to Birmingham Wooster’s representation on the squad.
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Harvey Clark
Forbes Alcok
Toring
TG Path
Roert
Clark
New York
Vuertons
Vorra
Re Bence
Barware
Rijhhard
Birmingham Wooster
Lost Sight Suddenly Befalls Local Aged Citizen
Jobo Rahm, a well known elder, lost sight in his left eye suddenly while walking alone. Doctors say the sight may be lost permanently despite treatment. He recently consulted a Cleveland specialist who offered little encouragement.
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Jobo Rahm
Mr. Rahn
Mr. Hahn
Cleveland
Distinguished Chinese officials visit America for economic study
An eastbound special train over the Pennsylvania carried Tau Fang and Tai Hang Chit, imperial Chinese commissioners visiting the United States to study economic conditions. The group traveled Thursday noon and were on a government mission as part of a goodwill inquiry.
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Pennsylvania
Tau Fang
Tai Hang
Examiners Cite Faults in Wayne County Fiscal Report
The examiners Carlin Fritz and Leonard Dueck report the County Commissioners annual statement of Wayne County Ohio for year ending August 31 1908 contains proper vouchers but notes overcharges in felonies and misdemeanors cases with excessive allowances for prosectors and travel. They call for strict adherence to Revised Statute sections addressing cost bills and request removal of improper expenditures including livery hire and county treasury payments.
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Carlin
Gus Fritz
Leonard Dueck
Henry Leiner
Wayne County
Ohio
State of
Martin Sander
Woooster
Charles Weiser
Fritz “de Leonard Dirck
Eugene Caalin
Ashland case details shocking alleged crime by Daugherty
Witness Lillian Dyfor testifies she is 24 unable to read or write and cannot recall her birth date. She says she was married about two years ago in April and lives with her husband on East Linerty Street. The testimony outlines alleged crimes by Daugherty and eight companions. Daugherty’s father appears for the boy.
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George Daquerty
Lillian Prior
Ashland
Lillian Dyfor
Apus
Aso
Apinevreel
Wayne County
Wooster
Shland
Prior
Slater
Hye
Daugherty
East Linercy Street
Literary Entertainment at Valley College School House
Friday night January 1 2 large crowds gathered for a literary program at Valley College school house. Yendered under Mr Wise and Mr Wolgamott. Metter Earl Beger sang a solo to great applause. Centralization of township schools discussed. Decor included evergreens hunting maps and chains.
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Valley College School
Lterary Exercices
Wr. Wise
Metter
Earl Beger
Charles Wolgamnat
No. Wayne Township
Wolgamott
Wise
Hyomel tested by Laubach and Boyd as remedy promise
Laubach and Boyd promote Hyomel with a refund guarantee if it fails. After inhaling for minutes daily, users report relief from catarrh as the spray soothes throat membranes and the rest of the system. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes a bottle and dropper. refills and additional bottles are offered.
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Laubach & Boyd
Ita
Aod
Boyd
Iowa life insurance charges alleged by senator
In Des Moines Jan 27 a Iowa senator charged life insurance companies with law violations extravagance and graft. He cited salaries of officers and employees totaling 55 000 annually and ledger assets under 1 500 000. He alleged one Des Moines home office company wrote 63 000 in a year with no premiums collected and all of it lapsed next year.
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Désa Meines
Molsberry
Iowa Senate
Lfe Insurance Companies
Iowa
Mossberry
Des Moines
Reorganization of Unionist Party Suggested on Chamberlain Basis
London January 27 The Morning Post hints at reorganization of the Unionist party on a Chamberlain tariff reform basis posing as if Premier Balfour would accept the London seat vacated by Alban C H Gibbs. It urges a party meeting to press Balfour for a policy statement and says support hinges on a tariff reform platform. In New York Norman Hapgood editor of Collier s Weekly is found not guilty of criminal libel. The trial drew in prominent social and official figures as defense claims factual accuracy of statements about Justice Deuel Town Topics ties.
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London
Morning Post
Tafb
Imer
Balfour
Alban C. H. Gibbs
Balfour Mus
New York
Supreme Court
Norman Hapgood
Collier's Weekly
Justice Deuel
Gift Said to Have Hid Maud Haynes in West Virginia
Col umbus Paugh of Upper Potomac West Virginia claims to have located 12 year old Maud Haynes who disappeared from Oakland Pennsylvania in mid December A newspaper dispatch reports Paugh sent two letters under the girl her handlers address to the paper but they were returned unopened He also wrote to Susquehanna Pennsylvania postmaster and received a reply lacking details He suspects forcible confinement and seeks information to reunite the child with her parents
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Wheeling
Columbus Paugh
Upper Potomac
Maud Haynes
Oakland
Paugh
Susquehanna
Tier
Stane-Patters I Minority at the Winers Confab
A January 27 called session of the International Mine Workers of America showed minority support for stand patters and failed efforts to admit operators and miners from the southwestern district to the joint conference. Mitchell warned no consent could be obtained and urged avoiding extreme measures at the session in Indianapolis.
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Mitchell
Indianapoli
Yited Mine Workers of America
Hich
Yatters
Liire- Nef
Favor the New Plans in Ohio State Institutions
A may be believed report states that a bill to place Ohio penal and benevolent institutions under merit selection faces support from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station officials. Tabs from Columbus announce plans to put the experiment station and state institutions on merit, eliminating partisan control and dividing trustees and officials between two factions with merit-based subordinate staff.
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Ohio
PRESS POINTS AND OTHER HUMOR OF THE DAY
A jittery roundup of satirical snippets and quips from papers like the Kansas City Journal the New York Herald the Milwaukee News and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Items mock Henry A. Rogers Pat Crow Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland and Grover Cleveland Pattison and more with light political jests and dry asides.
Common Pleas Court Action Seeks $109 in Legal Fees
Judge H B Swartz is plaintiff in a Common Pleas suit filed Thursday against Marv A Schwam of Greene Township. The petitioner seeks judgment for $109 owed for legal services.
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H B. Swartz
Mre
Marv A Schwam
Green
Fox
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