Death of Esteemed Citizen in Mount Eaton
In Maysville on July 3 haying continues as farmers work. John Lechot and wife visited O C Rieder's. families and locals, including Miss Estella Savvain and Miss Jane Rouhier, are noted visitors. Peter Clerc, born in Roumania, died June 25 1905 after paralysis. He lived in Mt Eaton since 1837, married Justine Bevkler, had five children, joined Reformed church, and left a lasting family and community legacy. Funeral held at Mt Eaton Reformed church with interment there.
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Apple“creek
Albert Trace
Nelson
Mable Davidson
Wooter
Fritz Graber
Peter Glere
Clérc
Roumania
France
Louisville
Stark County
Mt. Eaton
Wayne County
Justine Bevkler
A. A. Beal
William Grosjean
Orr- Ville
Fmum
Henry Clerc
Reformed Church of
Reformed Church
Burglars About Secured Plunder at Home
Philip Markley, a city civil clerk, reports a burglary at his home early Monday morning around 5 o clock. Entry was gained by prying a window. pants and vest were found in the yard with six to seven dollars missing from pantaloons pockets. a highly prized watch remained. police searched for suspects without success.
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Markley
City Civil Co
St Te Noyee
Mr. Markley
Iseo
Léon
Leiner
Golden Corners notices and remembrances update
Community brief recalling ailing Stair of Armstrong 100 and sorrow over Mrs Ed Markel’s Wooster death with funeral notes. Mentions of Kurt Riffel family visiting Mechanicsburg, Ed Geyer returning to Canton, and Joe Whitworth resuming shop work after a weekend visit with Burbank residents.
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Dace
Stair
Armstrong 100
Kurt Riffel
Laura
Edward
Lawrence Crile
Grube
Mechanicsburg
Ed .Markel
Wooster
Markel
Mt Eaton Doings Tell of Weather and Visitors
Mt Eaton July 5 report notes poor corn due to wet weather and scarce hay. Local activity includes church preaching and vacations, several residents visiting relatives in Beach City and Tiffin. Multiple funerals held, guests staying with Tasker family, and social visits among Stutz Roth Lehman and Rosenfield circles.
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Mt.Eaton
A. Schlafly
T. B
Beach City
Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertisement
When bilious take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Saloon Vote Keeps Liquor Out In Sterling Township
In Sterling Township on election day 337 votes were cast with a 91 point majority against relaxing liquor rules. Voters included elderly residents Barnard 80 Murray 80 Steale 80 Flickinger 88 who supported preserving past conditions.
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Sterling
Barnard
Murrayy
Enoch Steale
Samuel Flickinger
Spring
Hota
Big Prairie Notes On Travel And Local Happenings
Postmaster Emmons and wife Mrs Gertie Rush and Mr Pannie Kerr returned Saturday from Pennsylvania after attending the burial of James OBrien, brother in law of Mrs Summons. L N Aylesworth drove to Wooster to visit his sister Mrs D Newkirk. During the storm last Wednesday Mr McDowell saw a ball of lightning roll across the floor. B A Lake found the ball in the generator of a gasoline engine. James Daugherty and Master Carrell Numbers of Akron are visiting relatives. Clover and wheat harvests and corn plowing progress between showers.
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Emmons
Gertie Rush
Pannie Kerr
Pennsylvania
James O’brien
Smmons
L. N. Aylesworth
Woosterterday
D. Newkirk
North Bever Street
McDowell
James Daugherty
Master Carrell
Akron
Record Game Between Athletic and Champion Bostoke
Long ball records fall as Philadelphia Ath- Fate WOT races on ace after 20 innings. Both teams play sharp fielding and flashy defense. Pitcher Toung delivers a marvelous game after the first inning in a marathon 20 inning effort.
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Athletice
Chammpion Bostoke
Beaton
Philadelphia
Wooster Day Off Night Baseball In Trolley League Action
Wooster observed a citywide day off as residents relaxed and casinos and shops closed. The Giants and Elyria Trolley leaguers played two uneven exhibitions with key players off their best form, drawing large afternoon crowds but poor performances overall. Medina and Norwalk split a doubleheader while Birmingham beat Montgomery 1 to 0 and New Orleans led the Southern league race. Ginger Clark and Frank Olehanty starred for Birmingham, with Clark hitting .280 on the season.
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Medina
Norwalk
Te Linda
Akins
Berea
Oberlin College
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Hanley
Outlaws of
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Beachby
Clark
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
the Plain Dealer
Frank Olehanty
Ras Atrack
New Labor Union Bars Officials From Membership
Militiamen police deputy sheriffs and other officers of the law are barred from joining the Industrial Workers of the World as Socialist leaders shape a new labor organization. Delegates adopted resolutions against admitting officials and chose a name and a constitution preamble denouncing present unions as ineffective and pro employer. A separate item from Colliston Kentucky reports a collision near Lexington injuring 22 people including A Freak of New York and Mrs B M Snook of Londonville with injuries ranging from broken ribs to cuts and bruises. In Helena Montana a statue of General Thomas Francis Meagher was unveiled in the Capitol grounds with Governor Toole and others attending.
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Territory of
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Toole
American Squadron Attends Court at Elysee Palace
President Loubet receives Ambassador McCormick and a 96 strong American squadron party at the Elysee with military honors. McCormick presents the delegation to Loubet who greets the visitors warmly.
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Loubet
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Loomis
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Elyse Palace
McCormick
M Loubot
Panamanians Celebrate Fourth of July Festivities
Enthusiastic crowds across Colon and Panama marked the Fourth of July with closures of stores and offices. Governor Magoon and Judge Gudger gave addresses in Colon and Corozal, respectively, as celebrations included a dance tournament, baseball, races, a Te Deum at Panama Cathedral officiated by Father Russell, and the President Amsdorf and Governor Magoon inaugurated Panama’s new water supply while the fire brigade tested its pump.
Tragedy at Philadelphia July Fourth Parade
Philadelphia reports four deaths and over 200 wounded during Independence Day celebrations. A policeman was killed in a crowd disturbance as Cleary and a companion fought with an Italian. Lind griff intervened and arrested one suspect after a fight escalated into violence.
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Philadelphia
Cleary
Lind
Griff
Fredericktown Fourth Year Visitors and Local Guests
A large Fourth of July crowd spent the holiday in Fredericktown with many visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs George Snyder and baby from Akron came to stay with his parents. Mrs Nettie Hughes and baby and Miss Iola Holderbaum from Akron are guests of their parents. Miss Mary Barnes of Alliance visits with her mother and sisters. Rosell Wright of Granville visits grandparents and Mrs Wm Berger. Misses Mary Emna McCulloch and Gertrude Barnes visit Apple Creek. Miss Tillie Barnes of Akron returns home for a few days. Mrs Stanley Kaylor of Canton came home Saturday.
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Luna
Graw
Tiffin
Akron
Isaiah Tasker
Emma Numberg
Canton
George B—_Beth
Masallon Hospital
Coral Rosenfield
Cleveland
Chad Thompson
Tasker
Calamantier
Peter Claire
Rocha
Ruth Beales
Simonard
Washington
Rachel Bester
Jane
Geo. Snyder
Baby
Nettie Hughes
Misa Iola Holderbaum
Samuel Holderbaum
Mary Barnes
Alliance
Mary Staff
Rosell Wright
Granville
Wm. Berger
Mary Emna McCuiloch
Gertrude Barnes
Applecreek
Young
Tillie Barnes
Stanley Kaylor
July Fourth Socials Across Rittman and Nearby
Mrs Cyrus Young and Mrs C E Smith visited Rittman and Barberton during the Fourth. aE Mise Betta Overs attended a funeral in Bucyrus then planned a brief visit. Mrs FT Myers and daughter Hazel spent a few days in Akron while Edna Edgar stayed Home for the holiday. Lenore Mowery and son Edgar of Akron joined her sister Mrs Wm Collar for a brief visit. Citizens celebrated at Cleveland Chippewa lake Wadsworth Weat Salem and other spots. Silas White traveled to Ashland on business. Arthur Noble and sister Irene from Ashland visited over the Fourth. Recovery noted with waning appetite and fatigue in the vacation period.
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C. E Smith
Rittman
Barberton
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