Sherman Horn Dead in Texas After Typhoid Fever
Telegram to George R. Laubach reports the death of Sherman Horn at Hanley Texas after several days of typhoid illness. About 88, he spent most of his life in Wooster Ohio where born, later moving to Springfield Ohio and then Texas. He held a senior position with a traction company in Ft Worth and is survived by his wife. Funeral held at Tanley, a Ft Worth suburb, on Saturday.
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George R. Laubach
Sherman Horn
Hanley
Tex
Wooster
John Horn
George Laubach
Frank and
Webster Horn
Alice Simon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Horn
Springfield
Texas
Ft. Worth
Lone Star
Tanley
Farmer Hurt In Hay Wagon Accident At Overton
W. Mowery, a farmer, was injured yesterday around 6 p.m. when a hay wagon loaded by his crew toppled as it crossed a ditch. He was thrown headfirst onto the wheel and whiffletree, suffering facial and head cuts. Dr Ryall treated him on site.
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Overton
D. W. Mowery
Mowery
Pretty Home Wedding at Yoder Residence
Grace Yoder wed Prof Ohio Yocum of Wooster branch of Yorum Bixler Business College in a intimate ceremony at the Yoder home west of the city. Rev H W Lowry officiated as guests praised the simple service, piano selection, and floral bower while attendees served a generous feast before the couple departed for Warrenton, Maryland, to visit relatives and begin their new life in Wooster.
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John Yoder
Grace Yoder
Ohio Yocum
Wooster
Yorum Bixler Business College
H W Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Lohengrin
Mabel Nice
Valence Whie
Anna Laurie
Warrenton, M
Prof Yocum
Spruce Street
Cough Remedy Promoted With Testimony From Alexandria Woman
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana reports sleepless nights due to consumptions and coughing. She credits three bottles of Dr Klogs New Discovery with curing her and gaining five pounds. The ad touts a guarantee for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and throat and sun troubles priced at 50 cents and one dollar with free trial bottles at Laubach Boyd’s drug store. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and nerve nourishment.
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Chas Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Laubach & Boyd's
Mark
German Syrup promoted as only cure for consumption
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole effective remedy for coughs, colds, and consumption. It claims the formula with tar and gum extracts relieves night-time distress, dry coughing, and aids easy respiration with fresh air and good food, selling at 25 cents or 92 cents. Also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with a patient testimonial about curing piles after eighteen months.
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Boschee
al Jruggists
DeWitt
A. Tiesdale
Summerton
D. C
May Not Come Back Jewish Petition to Czar
Washington July 2 Count Cassini prepares to leave for St Petersburg and may not return as Russian ambassador. State department defends forwarding the petition of American Jews regarding Russian massacres, stressing official propriety and sympathy for victims while noting tensions over Russia seeking China’s support in Manchuria and access to trade.
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Russia
Washington
Count Cassini
St. Petersburg
United States
State Department
Hay
Thesein
China
Manchuria
Conciliators In Session At Wilkesbarre Meeting
The board of conciliation in Wilkesbarre Pa met to adjust mine workers grievances but reached no conclusions. A second meeting is set for Thursday. The session was secret and orderly with no serious disputes. The main issue debated was whether the 10 percent advance should be computed on net or gross earnings.
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Wilkesbarre
Board of Conciliation
Veteran Ohio Editor Dies At Toledo Hospital
Veteran editor Clark Wagerner of Ohio newspapers died at the Toledo hospital after a 36 year career. He edited the Blade from 1836 to 1868 and the Toledo Commercial from 1865 to 1876.
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Ohio
Toledo. O
Clark Wagegoner
Toledo Hospital
The
Blade
Toledo Commercial
University Notes Reception to Summer Term Students
The article notes a reception for summer term students with Prof. Ostander and A. J. Gerber visiting from Bluffton. Mrs. Vail traveled to Youngstown for the Fourth. Dr. S. F. Scovel led chapel exercises and then left for Boston to attend the National Teachers’ Association. Westminster Christian Endeavor society hosted a reception on Friday evening despite bad weather. light refreshments were served. Mrs. Weigell extends her stay to cover two more weeks of the Speer methods instruction. Bapt. C. C. Miller of Lima, an instructor, will be absent Sunday, July 13 due to rheumatism.
Obituary notices of Lancaster figures and Wayne resident
George W Eaby of Lancaster died recently. His son Harry B Eaby survives. Mrs Mary A Wilson, mother of Prof W H Wilson, died at Canton. funeral was held after train arrival with pallbearers including Prof Chaddock and Prof Seelye. Mrs Alexander Campbell, 49, of Wayne Township, died after paralysis. funeral 2 pm Friday at residence. interment Wooster cemetery.
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George W Eaby
Lancaster
Lettercarte
Harry B. Eaby
Mary A. Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Canton
Chaddock
J. G Slack
W. J. Seelye
W. J. Seelye, Dre N Mafeer Rev. O. A. Hills
D. D
Alexander Campbell
Wayne Township
Wooster Cemetery
Washington and Loomis discuss petitions and Manchuria
Washington reports Count Cassini’s visit as a routine exchange with Mr Loomis. The talks touched on the Jewish petition and Manchuria, not binding either government, merely restating published positions. Russia maintains noninterference in internal affairs, and the meeting ended on good terms, likely Cassini's last before European travel.
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Washington
Count Cassini
State Department
Loomis
Manchuria
Manghuria
Russia
United States
Europe
One Cent Reward Offered by Toledo Firm
A fragmented testimonial notice offers a One Hundred Dollars reward and asserts long acquaintance with a Mr Cheney over 15 years. It claims Cheney is honest in business and references wholesale druggists and a bottle product. the text includes garbled OCR and unclear details.
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By&co
Tolédo
Cheney
Tee
Diuggista
Praise the Preacher Divides on Lynching of White
Wilmington discusses burning of George F. White after Miss Helen Bishop murder. Clergy largely condemn lynching while urging law and order. Rev Montrose Thornton condemns white persecution and urges black self defense, echoing Booker T Washington ideas. Nearby reports cover a train robber escape, arson suspects, wage questions, storms, and a requisition for a suspect’s return.
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Wilmington
Del
George F. White
Helen Bishop
Robert A. Elwood
Montrose Thornton
First
African Methodist Episcopal Church of
Tracy
Booker T Washington
PRESS POINTS AND OHIO POLITICS AT ISSUE
A collage of political snippets and commentary from papers like the Pittsburg Gazette Detroit Free Press and San Francisco Call discusses Ohio campaigns with Hanna Herrick Hardin and Roosevelt plus broader debates on governance and public accountability. It notes high customs receipts and calls for civic engagement amid corruption concerns.
Dr Miles Nervine Credited For Child Recovery
A testimonial from Mrs Anton Nurso of Lansing Iowa credits Dr Miles Nervine with saving her 18 month son from severe cramps and nervous distress after three doctors gave up. She notes the medicine calmed fits, strengthened his nerves, and allowed him to return to school with improved health. Listed as sold by druggists with a first bottle guarantee.
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Milervine
Miles
Eigtonea
Miles Crye
Anton Nurso
Lansing
Arantee
Mara
A Word to Women on Life Plant Medicine
An 1880s style advertisement extols Life Plant as a cure for female illness by purifying blood and nourishing organs. It claims the womb weakness stems from impure blood and promotes Life Plant as renewing life, aiding digestion, and delivering vital elements to every organ. Mrs Knifely and a Canton Life Plant Co endorsement appear as testimonials and merchant listing.
The Truth About Idaho Gold Fields Book Ad
This illustration filled ad promotes a book describing the Idaho gold fields being opened. It urges Americans to learn what is happening and promises accurate details about the country. Address The Stuyvesant Publishing Co New York City for 10 cents.
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Idaho
Stuyvesant Publishing CO
Postal Telegraph
New York City
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