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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

7

Wooster Matinee riders draw big crowd at fairgrounds

The Wooster Matinee Association hosted a Saturday matinee at the fair grounds drawing about 1,600 spectators for six events. A Knights of Pythias band concert preceded heats while the program featured trots and races with two horses performing best in straight runs. A summary of results lists times and entrants across six events, noting wide attendance and smooth management.

Wooster Saturdaay Daly 4 Knights of Pythias F Méedica la Martin Lithian Tihok

Fell Over Dead Farmer Near Overton Dies in Sudden Collapse

Jacob Eutzly aged 68, a farmer near Overton, died suddenly on Sunday morning after rising and falling to the floor. Cause of death was heart failure after a period of illness. He leaves one son and daughter.

Jacob Eutzly Overton Mr Eutzly Ourvegiot SF Buzzly

Quiet Fourth Celebrations Across Chippewa Akron and Town

July Fourth passed quietly with people visiting Chippewa lake Akron and Cleveland and others at home. A children parade led by Miss Jessie Ryton and Claire Kratzer drew crowds and a fine display of fireworks lit Felton and Overs homes and other sites. Several residents like Musa Dora Weber and Otto of Wilkinsburg visited relatives. marriages and visits pepper the week including M J Barth and Anna Kelty of Astland. Cherries ripe and harvests underway as residents stay active.

Chippewa Lake Akron Cleveland Jessie ¥Ryton Lauder Claire Kratze R Felton Musa Dora Werberich Weber’s North Front Street Otto Wilkinsburg Weiser Zimmerman S J Bentz Wellington Sampon Nattzger Ashland D Nattzger Star Mre Staples Lima R M Ccennell Jenote Wm. Gast West Selew Charles Kratzer M* J Barth Anna Keltey Astland Camp Red Haw Davil Kelter Mira J. Bickwan Cifestoc

Former student Joe B Atkinson shot by younger brother

Former student and longtime Wovnster University athlete Joe B Atkinson, once captain of the O B U football team, was accidentally shot by his younger brother James Tharadsay. The gun misfire caused a superficial left side wound and a wound to the right wrist and arm.

Joe B. Atkinson Wovnster University Joseph Atkinson Janes Tharadsay Esgwoois Tata

Wooster Items Chronicle Local Notes and Incidents

A roundup of Wooster events includes a bulldog’s death from poisoning and arrests of three Italians for disorderly conduct and concealed weapons. Also reported are a favorable bandstand concert, street horse mishap, a near-tragic wagon accident, school board meetings, Capitola treatments, and a glass pane injuring a boy at the courthouse.

Man Not Dead Just Drunk After Freight Yard Incident

Early Sunday a man found on an eastbound freight gondola at Millorook Coal Shutes near Orryville was believed dead. Coroner Corone Zaring, Dr. Campbell, and Marshal Adame determined the man had a faint pulse and was intoxicated. The man, later identified as James Culligan from nowhere, recovered after admission to the infirmary, claiming to be a wandering tramp who drank with another man.

Pennsylvania Linen Millorook Orryville Corone Zaring Zaring Bana Baggags Campbell Marshal Adame Wee Brown Buffalo Wooster Schmuck & Bevington J D Beer Beer Sligh James Colligan Culligan

New Pastor Speaks at Wooster Presbyterian Church

Rev David Heron, welcomed by two large congregations, preaches Sunday at First Presbyterian. He urges shared work with his flock, notes the need for prayer and support, and prepares to be joined by his wife and family from Wisconsin Lake in a few weeks.

David Heron Wooster First Presbyterian Church Heron Ng Warner Wioona Lake

Automatic mixer debut for Coftral Construction worksite

The Coftral Construction company shows an automatic concrete mixer on Tuesday. It will boost tamping out work capacity and operate Wednesday. Interested parties are invited to visit and see the mixer in action.

Coftral

Paying Final Dividend At Wooster Bank

Judge A D Lynch receiver of Wooster National Bank began paying out the final dividend to total depositors at Commercial Bank on Monday. Many depositors called and received checks. Judge Lynch hopes depositors will call at their earliest convenience to wind up his work.

A .D. Lynch Wooster National Bank The Commercial Bank Uank Judge Lynch Anxioua

Akron pugilist and blacksmith jailed for wife beating

William McDetric of Akron and former Wayne county resident, a pugilist and blacksmith, was sentenced to 89 days in Summit county jail for beating his wife. He received a two week grace period to set up his shop, then vanished. His wife filed for divorce last week. He has frequently visited Doylestown operating a striking machine.

William McDetric Akron Wayne County Bla Summit County Doylestown

Artery Cut In Street Fight At Miller Leaver Building

In an afternoon incident a crowd of youths near the Miller Leaver building saw Walter Huffman and William Blacklock involved when a shard of glass was tossed between them. Huffman’s throw struck Blacklock’s shoe and stocking, cutting an artery below the ankle. Blacklock went to Dr H McKinney’s office next door, receiving prompt treatment after notable blood loss.

Dogsleetown Journal Miller Leaver Walter Huffman William Blacklock Blacklock Hoffman

Wooster Manis Mablon Roush Nominated for Attorney General

In Wooster, Mablon and Roush of this city are named as candidates for attorney general on the prohibition ticket to be nominated at Columbus. Since Rouch is already a probate judge candidate on two tickets in Wayne county, it is unlikely he will accept a position on the estate ticket.

Mablon , Roush Thia City Columbus Rouch Tao Wayne County Thia

Dislocates Shoulder In Bicycle Accident At Massillon

Faul Meeks, son of W W Maeks of Pittsburg Avenue, suffered a severe left shoulder dislocation after being thrown from a bicycle while visiting relatives in Massillon on Sunday. A surgeon advised rest for a few days, and Mrs Mucks went to Massillon Monday morning to help care for him.

Faul Meeks W. W. Maeks Pittsburg Avenue Maurill Massillon

Great Catch of Rats Reported by Clerk Michael Sellars

KoisterBroa records a remarkable rodent haul after a Friday night trap. Saturday morning, clerk Michael Sellars found 37 large rats ready for disposal, marking an unprecedented capture for the area.

Michael M. Sellars Koister Broa Mr. Sellers

Republican Judicial Convention Seeks District Candidate

The Republican judicial convention in the district named to select a candidate for common pleas judge meets Thursday in Orrville. John Haston of Minerva is chairman and Lloyd Staats of Coshocton secretary. Coshocton county has 15 delegates, Holmes and Wayne 17, totaling 18 needed for a choice. W F Kean is expected to be unopposed.

Orrville John Haston MiNeraborg Lloyd Staats Coshocton Coshocton County

Bills Allowed by Commissioners in Various Townships

The commissioners approved numerous bills including Walter Sprowl for banking pipe and Frank Tih for township work in Franklin township totaling $12. Amos Thompson for pipe and headwalls in Franklin township also $12. others include H. M. Knepp for ditch services $27. Wooster Electric Co for court house and jail lighting $20.50. drayage by B. JF. Hartman $0.50. W. E. Rice supplies $8.15. rodmen pay to Ralph Lytle $1 Tom Brown $20. Andrew Reiman $2. Wm. Fritz $2. engineers H. M. Knepp on bridges $168.10 and A. M. Knepp on roads $18.95. J. W. Ney hauling and sewer work in East Union township $4. Elmer Wyler placing bridge in Saltcreek township $3083. George Edis bridge repair in Cannon township $1. rest includes burial of indigent soldiers Schmuck & Bevington $75 and J. A. Hunter $75. other line items for postage, hardware, cement, planking, and travel expenses.

Walter Sprowl Frank Tih Thowparn Franklin Township Amos Thompson H. M. Knepp Wooster Electric Co Court House B. JF. Hartman W. E. Rice Ralph Lytle Rodman Tom Brown Rolman Andrew Reiman Wm. Fritz A. M. Knepp J. W. Ney East Union Township Elmer Wyler Saltcreek George Edis Tridge Cannon Township D R. Honser Chester Township D. R. Houser Ehip Portage Colombus van Tompson Walser Schmuck & Bevington Byron Fogelsin J. A. Hunter Cyrus Ligget Saurer Farmers’ Hardware Co Ebert Wm. Caskey Stannage Law Library W. H. Stannage W.W. & O. Telephone Co

Naturalization Hearings Reported In Cleveland Court

Judge Eason presided Tuesday morning as two aliens sought American citizenship. Henry Snyder of Rittman faced scrutiny for ignorance of U.S. laws and was given a constitutional copy and ordered back on October 1. Francesco Pulsios of Wooster showed understanding of duties but lacked five years residency proof.

Eason Lear United States Court Cleveland Henry &Nyder Rittman Francesco Pulsios Wooster Francesco

Dalton Fireworks Fires and Local Sports Defeat

Ex mayor George Race suffered severe burns from a new type of firecracker on the Fourth while Ubellonad also injured his left hand. Dr. Haney treated both. Dalton hall team lost its first game of the season to North Lawrence 24 to 4. A basement fire in Owens department store caused smoke and water damage. Samuel Weaver, recently deceased, weighed over 780 pounds and required a special casket measuring 25 by 22 inches interior, 6 feet long.

George Race Ubbellonad Haney Dalton Hall Suagon Xegukir Waterloo North Lawrence Owen's Department Npataiia Treworksa Samuel Weaver

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