German class and rain mark Wooster daily life
A Wooster Daily item notes a newly opened German language class in the Third Ward school, ongoing postwar adjustments at the post office and city offices, and a heavy rainstorm that benefits city and countryside. It mentions local civic and social activity including farms visits, pensions hearings, and ongoing repairs to the old German Evangelical church edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krom
Wooster Shale Brick and Otay Co.n
Farmers’ Institute
Polk
Ashland County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Thorase
Wooster Boy Becomes New York Teacher and Lecturer
Woodlands of Havana Schuyler County and the Free Press report Prof Woodland from the third ward gave a lecture at Cook Academy on a Friday evening. He presented solar system views with clear explanations and a moon and planet panorama rivaling fine telescopes. The program continued with lake scenery from the Empire State including Havana and Watkins Glen in summer and winter with notable frost work and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufmmet Woodland
Woodland
the Free Press
Havana
Schuyler County
Cook Academy
Toth
Iref Woodland
L’rof
Eempire
Watkins Glens
Summer Visitors and Local News from June 26
June 26 notes a refreshing evening shower and lists local visitors. The Misses Mc2fillen of Pittsburgh relax with cousin Mrs Laura Lake, Mrs F C Newkirk and son George visit Prairie relatives, Glenn Shields visits two weeks with Wooster friends, Mrs Major Pocock and daughter return to Indiana, Mrs Alf Rose of Massillon visits Joel Rose's family, and Prof Stauffer ends a successful term at Newkirk's last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Cleveland
Clara Durstine
School of Art
Harvey Hardy
Chester Township
Upper Sandusky
A. D. Fast
Yoder Tod Harvey Geiselman
Columbus
Elsie Branatet
Laura Knoger Ore
Mra Bert
Mary
Mal Loudonville
Sadie Clark
Daugh Clark
Anna Ee
A. R
Jamestown
Charles Villard
Apwile Creek
Lorain Coun
Charles Rheurer
Maysville
Jana
Rev. C. Schaeffer
German Evangelical Church
Rochester
O.R. McCullough
International
York
Shamp & Gard
Wo. Duncan
Holmes County
Pit
Jeffries
Newelephone Exencourage Exchange
Mc2fillen
Pittsburgh
Laura Lake
F. C. Newkirk
George
Glenn Shields
John Shields
Wooster
Major Pocock
Indiana
Alf. Rose
Massilloy
Joel Rose
Prof. Stauffer
Newkirk
Allen's Discovery for Piles Ad
Ad claims Allen's Discovery for piles offers a certain cure for all forms of piles. It promises relief from soreness itching and nightly discomfort and urges a trial. Tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch with price figures and a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
All
Hobo Army Passes Through Springville on Freight Train
Clark's Commonweal Army a group of about 60 tramps arrived in Springville seven miles southwest of Wooster. They slept in a barn on the Eason farm after foraging from locals. Captain Clark said they would ride a freight to Millbrook coal shutes and then Alliance, with conductor Safe Wagner arranging transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Wooster
Clark
Perrysville
Eason
Millbrook
Wagner
Alliance
Seashore Excursion to Asbury Park July 7 8 9
Low rate excursion tickets to Asbury Park offered via Pennsylvania Short Lines for National Educational Association meeting. Tickets valid both ways with stopovers on the New Jersey coast connecting through Baltimore and Washington. Details from nearest Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
Reduced Denver Rates From Pennsylvania Lines For Summer Travel
The Pennsylvania Lines announce unusually cheap summer excursions to Denver with low rates for long journeys. Dates include July 20–21 returning by late August for Mystic Shrine meeting and August 9–10 returning by mid September for League of American Wheelmen. Tickets available to the public from any agent or F Van Dusen, Chief Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Denver
West
League of American Wheelmen
F. van Dusen
Pittsburg
Low Rates to Cleveland and Youngstown by Pennsylvania Lines
Special excursion tickets through Pennsylvania Lines are offered for Christian Endeavor meetings to Cleveland on July 10th and 11th and to Youngstown on July 8th to 10th. Tickets sold at Ohio stations only, open to the public, return allowed until July 18 with possible extension to September 15. Por transports apply to nearest Pennsylva Lines Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Youngstown
Christian Endeavor
Ohio
Pennsylva Lines
We A. Ia
Pennsylvania Lines advertise East Coast resort routes
Mountain and Ocean Resorts of the East are served by Pennsylvania Short Lines with daily trains to Cres son and Altoona and through connections to New York. From there travelers reach the White Mountains Adirondacks Mt. Desert Island and summer retreats in Eastern New York Vermont Hampshire and Maine. Connections provide Fall River Newport Narragansett Pier Martha's Vineyard Nantucket and Atlantic City Cape May Long Branch Ocean Grove and other New Jersey coast havens via the Fall River Line. Contact Van Dasett Chief Passenger Agent Pittsburgh for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cresson
Alleghenies
Cressons
Altoona
New York
White Mountains
Adirondacks
Mt. Desert Island
Vermont
Hampshire
Maine
Fall River
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Cape May
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Albury Park
Summer Havens
New Jersey
van Dasett
Pasenger
Pittsburgh
Mysterious singing sleepwalker tale in Wooster area
In Ohio near Wooster, Mrs. S. Fouch awoke to singing from Miss Zella Earles while she slept. Over weeks and months the same chords repeated, though Earles claimed no memory. Doctors and family note the events as unconscious cerebration, with Earles later recounting only the opening line. Local residents, churches, and nearby notices form a mosaic of 19th century life and anxious curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Republican
Keim
Eatles
Kansas
Ohio
Cchool
Igh
Correll
James M Correll
Holmes County Republicans visit district amid shifting race
Millersburg and New Philadelphia area leaders traverse the district on Tuesday urging voters in the Conese race while noting A Beechy of Sugar Creek as the heavy weight contender. Death in Medina county claims pioneer sheriff Mrs Mary Cutter widow of Damel Cutter who served Holmes and Wayne counties in the 1840s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Pouers
New Philadelphia
Tuscatawasunty
Conese
Mary Cutter
Damel Cutter
Wayne County
la Grange
Medina County
Woostar
Ira Cutter
Oxford
N H
Mary Nasun
Samuel Catter
Henry Catter
I3xalent Catter
Social notes on at home affairs in Zimmermann mission era
A Columbus area society note describes two large gatherings at the Zimmerman Mission on Beall Avenue. About 160 invitations issued with few regrets. Mrs Zimmermann and Mrs Shephard hosted, assisted by Mrs Charles Zimpirman of Springfield and others. A separate reception by Mrs Nachfried and Mrs Horn on Leall Avenue is praised as among the season’s prettiest, with numerous ladies assisting in reception and refreshments crafted by several Misses and Mrs. Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Mission
Beall Avenue
Jdn Zimmermann
Is Shepherd
Charles Zimpierman
Springfield
Laurge Willenbourg
Carrie Worttorat
Massillon
Ms. Nachfried
P. J. Horn
Leall Avenue
Robert Biechele
Canton
Charles Horn
George Plumer
Julian Jeffries
Lou Graeter
Low fare excursions to the South via Pennsylvania Lines
Cheap round trip tickets offered by the Pennsylvania Lines for land seekers and travelers to Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Valid on select dates in 1894 with 20 day return window. Tickets available at principal offices. dates include August 7, September - October 2, November 6, and December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsyl Wlvania
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Caepe Kentucky
Louisana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Pennsylvania Lines
Wirh Good
Local cemetery road proposal sparks viewer debate
Notes from Grove and Shreve areas discuss opening a road through Killbuck cemetery with viewer approval pending. In Doylestown Byron Franks saves his son Garry from under a wheel, injuring his elbow. Creston reports a man named J W Wilson misrepresented as J W Longdon seeking a runaway sister-in-law, later found in Cleveland and returning home with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Roe
Gk Grove
Killbuck
Markleyland
Brinks
Shreve
Doylestown
Byron Franks
Pup
Garry
Creston
Telleat
J. W. Wile
Ron Awa
Wilson
J. W. Longdon
Akron
Longdon
Cleveland
Scottish chambers back bi metal policy amid fiscal mood
A June report notes the Scottish chambers of husbandry adopt a resolution blaming the 1872 monetary change for the current financial low mood and plan to petition Parliament for bi metalism. In West Brookfield a special school board election sees 13 of 77 votes by women and Mrs James Thomas defeated by J M Garst in a new district near Springfield. The male voters failed to swear the election judges, so the contest must be rerun, leaving women poised for a possible victory next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Brookfield
James Thomas
Springield
J. M. Garst
Dr Hand’s Colic Cure Sold By Laubach & Boyd
A Canton mother praises Dr Hand’s Colic Cure for infant colic and teething Lotion as invaluable for her six children. She endorses its quick stomach relief and restful sleep, noting its worth far above four times its cost.
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Canton
South Cherry St
Laubach & Boyd
Wooster and Wayne County News Roundup
A jumble of short notes from Wooster Orrville and nearby towns reports visits by residents to relatives in Wooster Ashland Shreve Millersburg and Loudonville. Mentions include Dr A L Kear and family visiting friends in town and Prof Eberly teaching at Sharon High School attendance prospects at the Medina Gazette item, and locals traveling to West Salem Canton U Won er an express agent. A Wooster post office Sunday closure debate stirs petitioning ministers and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Ella Seacrist
Magsillon
Yistange Bosa Knapp
Wooster
Ravenna Repubican
Geo. W. Barrett
Orfville
Carey McAfee
Wilson
Qdell
Frank Wilson
Axenk
F. J. Mullins
Salem
John Meoe
Kean Andi
D. L Hoffman
Saat
D. I
Heile
Borbaniks
Creston
Jackson
Grestop
Hay & Turner
Planer
Rip Saw
W. D. Koster
Hisifarm Neay Easton
Grilli
Orrville
Moreland
Sidney K
Miller
T. A. Eberly
Doylestown
Geo. Ries
Wm. Ax
Chicago
Shreve
Medina County
Lee Zimmerman
Smithville
Father Martin
West Salem
Gable
Canal Dover
Willie
George Uber
Oliver Sheets
Louis Stoolmiller
Mansfield News
Lottie Bair
Florence Robinson
Park Avenue East
KE Held
Rittman
St Thomas
N D
Abraham
Jacob Eckard
Easton
C. M. Shuster
Beaver Falls
Holser
Schultz Wagon Co
Dalton
Maud Hacher
Henry Lefever
Dalton Gazette
Fredericksburg
Holmes Co
Alliance Review
J. A. Dorrising
Eaton
Wilmot
Mansfeld
J.N. Case
Astland
G I. Woner
Woner
Express
Medina
A. L. Kear
Eberly
Sharon
Louise Williams
Adam Hiphop
Jas. Newton
Massillon Gleaner
Alberta Bernard
H. A. Volklock
Jennie
Uanton
Massillon
W.H. Shults
Wooster University
Presbyterian Church
Millersburg
John Painter
Argille
A. S. McClure
Congress
Wayne County
Souis
New Philadelphia
Monday Alliance
Frank Hampton
Jen Mays
Akron
J. W Hampton
J. M. Thomas
Alliance
West Virginia
Alice
Pearl
Stover
Loudonville
Mary Worfel
Jacob Shearer
Lakeville
Henry Winkley
Jelloway
Hissem
N C Byers
Ashland
Sandusky
Lake Frjones
Lake
Ashland Vimes Lev A
Fry and Wife
J W
Delia Fry
Paradise Hill
KE J, Warner and Daughters
Carter McCulloch
Wm Z McDonald
Columbus
Lyman Critchfield, Jr
Walter A McNamara
Taylor
Harvey
Taylor Marsh
Leetonia
Cleveland
Washington
Demo crate state convention nominates Singerly for governor
June 28 Allegheny delegates moved to give half a vote to Fourth district delegates causing a walkout by George Fleming followers. Julia M Norritt was seated as the Fourteenth district delegate while George Fleming and T M Brophy contested the Fourth. The majority report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harraisston
Wallan Singerly
Philadelphia
Overnor
Jo & Rashing
W. Grreenland
Clarion
Dr. Magee
Lancaster
H K Sloan
Indiana
Joseph C Bucher
Lewebung
Union County
Robert E Wright
Allentown
William U. Hensel
Allegheny Delegaton
Brennan
Allegheny
George So Fleming
Committee On Credentials
Julia M Norritt
Fourteenth
George Fleming
T.M Brophy
Allegheny District
William J Brennan
Democratic Convention Indorses Administration in Part
Springfield Ill June 28 In the Democratic state convention a fight by Congressman Fithian secured only partial indorsement of the national administration to align with the Democratic platform The American Protective Association was denounced. Tickets nominated Frank J MacVeagh US senator Henry Raab state superintendent Bernard J Claggett state treasurer Julia Holmes Smith C L Pleasants T C Clendenin for University trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpringfield
Ill
Fithian
American Protective Association
United States
Frank J. MacVeagh
Henry Raab
Bernard J Claggett
Trustees State University
Julia Holmes Smith
C. L Pleasants
T C. Clendenin
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PRS Mas Lavall
Wayne County Board
Unio
P. E. Seas
Grant
West Henry Streets
Wooster Iron Hallers
Dr. Criley
Udell
Herring & Straub
Mansfield Contractors
Fostora
Tiflin
Center Streets
Cammarn
Spreve
Odessa Rogers
Joseph Cammarno
Mra Koogers
Boston Piano Works Band
George & Mongey Hand
John J. Kinney
Lehr Kinney
Board of
Kinney
Joseph Shelly
Shelly
United States Civil Service Commission
James A Shamp
Secretary of Board of Examuiners
Pet
Gite Kos
Berges Aas
Parker Ik
Magelion
Pittsburg Lloyd
Will Clark
Massillan
D.L. Freedlander
Buffalo
Harvey Osborne
Cley
J. ¥. Manchand
John S. Larwell
Mansfield
W. P. Snyder
J.G. McVoy
Aew Vialt
Jos. H. Larwill
Athrie
O. T
Will Lang
Poughkedpsie
N. Y
E. C. Zartman
Monmouth
Elson
West Liberty Street
Anthony Wright
W. F. Lance
Cashocton Congressional Conventio
Joel Pomerine
J. R. Mackey
Henry E. Manonnz
Woosten
Sheriff Smith
Christian Lehman
Hast Union Township
Toledo
Earnest Amos
Sida
Harry Horn
North Buckaye Street
Wheeling
War
J. A
Richarda
Coshocton
Albert Swartz
Cyrus Swartzland
West North Street
Lodemy Philips
Bloomington
Ani
Ooramiah
Persia
Goan
Miss Speer
Germany
A. W. Shearer
Magnetic Springs
Lyman Critchfield
Jrji
L BR
Critchfeldy Sr
Cal
van Nilman
C Keys
E I. Pigkerton
J Brown
Tom
Hacen
Gladito
Anna Immel
Wooater
David Fook
Lee W.A. McBane
Mechanics O
Aly
John Hoelzel
Alice McGuinness
Blows Ington
Malville
Teon
W. D. Folipe
Maxwell
Ighland Ark
Maud Ellsperman
Seville
Thos. Hetherneton
Stella Ellsperman
Anns Tiefenthaler
Charles M. Pepper
Chicago 7
Ribune
Rev
Pepper
Italy
U.S
Milan
Sim
Big Prairie
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Short
National Educational Association
Baltimore
van Dusan
Jesus
Cupaus
Bho
Natal
Warne Couns
W. S Hothstetter
Doylestown Journal
Samuel Dtinson
Nebraska
Marshallville
Dakota City
Lefever
John S. Eshleman
George Fortner
Orrvilla Creston Journal
Henry Byler
Hockey & Heck
Byler
Leaver Dam
David Cornelius
Dalton Corporation
Isova
Creston Jetter Geo. Hay
Bart Weaver
Burbank
Gso. B. Harter
Lovina Newfer
Main
Lake Streets
Harter
Boston
Wmarton
Norton Township
Mse
John D. Armsma
Sune Ie
Shan
Wayne
Negret
Ssle- Binley Trong
Desvex
National Republican League
J Freeman
Der
Rat
Republican Party
Jriubt
Denvercratic Party
Ipeal
Lata
Wunry
Republicsu
Adiem
Sallam
Mon
Democratic Party
Adiaisson
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Collorado
Wyoming
Caore Mors
Adjutant General's Office
Imines
Pirsra
Jones & Laughlins
F Jones
Amalgamated Association
Fs Boyd
Will Petitlog Vor
Tera
Mary S. Torrey
West 63d Street
GEO. A. Fisht
Cronin
Camete
Frick’s
C. A. Imler
Banker
THE
Bovinine CO
Fig Honey Co
Laubach & Mod
Sapolio
Pittsburgh Bank For Saving
Trustees
Fourth Ave
Truste
Berty Jaslaosbuy
Kredbee
Peioter J
Epi Eatrow
Ater
Geo A Pepwy
Prest Avex Pearce
Ooseran Forest
New York Weekly Tribune
Wooster Republical
Workin News
Mm F
NEW York Tribune
Tribune
Werfaly
Golid
N&w York Tribune
Joe Lou
Republican
Democrats
Singerly
Mada
Iemin
Dresser
Caris
Biliois
W.O. Beebe
Weil
Geiselman Clothing Co
Laubach :& Boyd, Wooster, O
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