Pile removal ultimatum to Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Prosecutor Carlin serves notice to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad to remove their piles by the Applecreek bridge at the Preserving works within thirty days or the commission will remove the piles and charge the cost to the railroad. The railroad had promised to remove the piles in 1904 but did not. The report cites ongoing correspondence and public concern over drift damaging the bottoms during high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Applecreek
Commission
Death of Canaan Township resident Rush Reese
Rush Reese, a prominent Canaan Township farmer aged about 80, died Friday evening from sunstroke suffered while working in the hayfield. Survived by four daughters and five sons. funeral at home Sunday with interment in Wooster cemetery. An extended obituary will follow.
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Canaan Township
Rush Reese
Reese
Wooster Cemetery
Seeing is believing in doctored testimonials from Sunbur
A garbled advertisement cites H G Synod of Sunbur Pa claiming rheumatism cure benefits from Crocker's Rheumatism Cure after five months of illness. It mentions drug store sales, dubious tonics, and a Dr Shoop Night Cure with unclear claims and nonsensical text.
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H. G. Synod
Sunbur
Crocker
W. A. Wilson
Trenton
Moderp Pharmacy
Final dividend announced for Wooster National Bank depositors
Judge A D Lynch receiver of Wooster National Bank sets Monday July 2 from 30 a m to 5 pm at the Commercial Bank to pay a final ten percent dividend totaling 83 cents on the dollar. Depositors must present certificates for prompt issuance of drafts and return Receiver's Certificates for retention to complete the closure. Delays may require contacting Washington for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
A. D. Lynch
The
Wooster National Bank
Lynch
Washington
Wedding in Wheeling Announces Cunningham Daughter Union
Alvinz Cunningham received a telegram Saturday announcing the marriage at Wheeling West Virginia of his daughter Vinnie Cunningham Levenserme in Ti en 4G Pyle of Middlebury West Virginia. The wedding took place at noon Saturday.
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Alvinz Cunningham
Wheeling
W. Va
Vinnie Cunningham Levenserme
Tien
Pyle
Middlebury
Saturdar
Wooster Golf Club first round match list revised
The Wooster Golf Club committee released a revised first round schedule for next week with many daily matches. prizes awarded for first through third places alongside the cup from President Schwartz. The list includes Sweeney versus McClure, Rich versus Figert, Frearick versus Carlin, Frearick vs Foss, and others with a Thursday deadline or eighteen hole play by agreement.
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the Wooster Golf Club
Wooster
Schwartz
Harry Sweeney
Joseph McClure
Alvin Rich
Fred Figert
Jas. McSweeney
R. Smith
Jacob Frearick
Eugene Carlin
Clifford Foss
W Gimble
H. Larwill
S. H Dawson
Martin
RJ. Sweeny
W. G. Whittaker
Nick Amster
Howard Agee
Hoelz¢i
Thomas Shupe
Jamie Mullins
D. Overholt
Geo. Schwartz
R. L. Adair
Geo. Krefgor
Water access spur at D Allen building eyed
A merchant on East Liberty Street recounted a well dressed stranger who asked for water and urged wider maintenance of drinking water facilities. He proposed initiating an effort to install a water turret at the front of the D All en building.
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East Liberty Street
Merchar’ Intendi
D.allen
Blaxrlaze Licenses For Hartree and Vitard Pair
Mas-Ulim resident Goren Hartree and St. Bates native Louvie Vitard appear in a list of licenses tied to a local event. The damaged text references couples or individuals possibly linked to a marriage or ceremonial permissions, with locations including Mas-Ulim St. Bates Mortlard and Euston. Further context unclear due to OCR issues.
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Blaxrlaze
Licesocs
Goren Hartree
Mas -Ulim
Luevie Vitard
St. Bates
Thecdyez
Hats
Lbayle
Lottie-M- Sanchere
Mortlard
Pasa ci Man
F -Euston Prand
Two Die in Millersburg Area Fatal Fall
Thursday James Patterson fell down a cellar at his daughter's home west of Millersburg, breaking his neck and dying. Mrs Patterson, who witnessed the incident, died of heart disease. The couple was buried in the same grave.
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James Patterson
Millersburg
Pattereson
Mrs A Thompson Welty Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs A Thompson Welty wife of Cary Welty died at her Spink street home after years of bronchial and catarrhal trouble culminating in nervous system breakdown. Born August 16 1863 near Lucas Richland county she married Cary Welty November 15 1882. Survived by four children Mary Estella John Dwight David Ray and Clarence Emanuel. Funeral at nine Monday with burial in Ethans cemetery near Perrysville.
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A. Thompson Welty
Cary Welty
Spink Street
Welty
Lucas
Richland County
Mary Estella
John Dwight
David Ray
Clarence Emanuel
United Premyterian Church of
Manefield
Lutheran Church
8Thns
Perrysville
Thaw Case Mentioned in More House Proceedings
The Thaw murder case in New York is cited in the More house trial where new trial motions were argued. Prosecutor Weygandt discusses motives in cases and questions how Harry Thaw could be moved to kill Stanford White. Wooster lawyers watch the closely contested legal battle with keen interest.
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New York
Morehouse
Weygandt
Weyxgandt
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Wooster
Weather forecast faith shown by farmers urge for prediction
Farmers showed strong faith in the weather forecast today when Josiah M. Hawthorow asked for today’s predictions before risking a day of field work. The report had not yet arrived due to a weather man delay, but hopes were high the hay was safely mowed.
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Prine Tesl
Josiah M. Hawthorow
Nvedad
Country Club Proposed by Golf Enthusiasts
Golf enthusiasts push for a country club with active steps toward organization. Republicans report the project is meeting success and may limit membership, placing slow movers on a waiting list as the effort progresses.
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Saye
Suceise God
Leaded resident dies aged 89 in Leeds home
Henry Fanck a former Chester township resident aged 89 died at his Leeds home on June 16 after a long illness. He was the brother of Samuel Martin and Daniel Fanck and B F Burdy of Wooster. News of his death arrived by a letter to Daniel Fonek.
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Medina County
Burbank
Herry Fanck
Chester Township
Leeds
Samuel
Martin
Daniel Fanck
B. F Burdy
Wooster
Daniel Fonek
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