Wooster Couple to Wed In Canton Milner Browne Alliance
The Browne family announces the marriage of Edith Bosale Browne to William Howard Miller on July 1, 1008 at Pleasant Ridge Ohio. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Miller, was recently president of Wooster and has moved to Canton for a law career. Browne long resided in Wooster, formerly on Beall Avenue and Bowman Streets.
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Canton
Miss Browne
Wooster
Beall Avenue
Bowman Streets
Ohio Constitution Amendment Text From 1908 Journal
Fragmentary copy of proposed amendments to the Ohio Constitution with attestations by CARMIN A. THOMPSON Secretary of State. Includes language on taxation powers, exemptions, and sessions, dated March and April 1908 with signatures and official seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
United Braise
Auritia Oro
Carmi A Thompson
Hindo
State of Obia
General Assembly
Narch
Tfrtimont
Columbus
AmeRis Ohto
Carmi
Thompson
Obindo
Carmin Thompson
Vale of Ohio
Wxtren
Carme
Ofilo
Cohan
Carmin A. Thompson
Out of town guests attend Canton wedding and W C T U picnic
In Canton a wedding preceded by a large W C T U meeting at the high school park. The gathering celebrated Christian citizenship with talks by Mahlon Roach Rev J K Shellenberger and Prof J H Dickason. A Kentucky visitor spoke on temperance among Mountain Whites. The reception featured a substantial tone supper and music by Alanson Palmer. The newlywed Anna Koatenbader wed William Nolle of Nolle Brothers grocery in a ceremony led by Rev Frank Heilmap.
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High School Park
W. A Littell
Mahlon Roach
J. K. Shellenberger
J. H Dickason
Roach
Shellenberer
Dickason
Wen Lei
Alanson’ Palmer
Frank Heilmap
Lutheran Church
Anna Koatenbader
William Nolle
Olle Brothers, Grocere
North Street
Nolle
Sfore Bright
Thorsday
Tuesday Night Club Adjourning For Summer Break
The Tuesday Night club held its last meeting before the summer recess at the home of Mr and Mrs O B Larwill on the lawn with fireworks as favors. The group plans a Fourth of July celebration Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Gidbe on North Market Street. The St James church hay choir and mothers attended an annual choir picnic at Chippewa Lake enjoying ideal weather, meals, and amusements. Ora and Sadie Kauffman hosted Lutheran Aid No 45 on Spink street for a picnic supper with 43 ladies and a social hour.
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O. B. Larwill
Charles Gidbe
North Market Street
St. Jamea
Chippewa Lake
Ora
Sadie Kauffman
Lutheran Aid No 45
Thoteday
Spink Street
PRESS POINTS A BID FOR NEW YORK
The Bryan men should at least nominate a New Yorker for vice president to keep events interesting where the trend of events may make New York decisive. Brooklyn Eagle. The grand struggle between the Haves and the Have Nots dominates echoes from London and American soil. A hurricane strikes three whisky distilleries in Kentucky while the hurricane rages alongside moral and political debates. Quotes, health remedies, and household cures punctuate the column. Foley's Kidney Remedy promises relief and is advertised with claims of kidney health.
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Bryan
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
America
Veteran Editor Murat Halstead Dies in Cincinnati
Murat Halstead a leading American journalist and prolific writer dies at his Cincinnati home at 78 after a long illness. He left a wife, son Robert, daughter Mrs Arthur Stem, and other relatives including son Alwert Halstead serving as American consul in Birmingham. Halstead reported Civil War battles and major conventions for five decades and was once elected chief editor of the Consolidated Gazette.
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Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Robert
Arthur Stem
Halstead
Mr. Halstead
Marshall
van Agevere
Alwert Halstead
Birmingham
England
Germany
United States Senate
Butler County
Ohio
Bedimé
Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette
Brooklyn Standard Union
Clase
Aleon
Races With Storm Over North Adams Balloon Flight
Charles J Glidden, Boston auto mobilist and aeronaut, rose before dawn and flew 16 miles in a new balloon “Boston” despite a thunderstorm high above. After 1 hour 18 minutes, he landed near Wilmington, Vermont, about 15 miles from the city, meeting Aero Club of America pilot requirements.
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North Adams
Mass
Charles J Glidden
Boston Automobilist
Boston
Glidden
Aero Club of America
Wilmington
J J Dill Plans Babing Trip To Cure Pessimism
Philadelphia Ledger notes J J Dill intends a babing trip to lift gloom though reports suggest the fish may fail to bite, reflecting local humor about travel and luck.
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J. J Dill
Philadelphia Ledger
Texas trousers to be presented to Secretary Taft
A pair of all wool trousers described as Texas won] is to be presented to Secretary Taft in a noted remark from the Kanas City Times. The Russian press severely condemns Emperor William for boasting that Germany is ready to defend itself, while Russia urges restraint to avoid rekindling old tensions.
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Texas
Taft
Kanas City
William
Germany
Russia
Chicago Record-Herald
Boy's Life Saved After Severe Dysentery Attack
A four year old boy survived a deadly dysentery episode after two physicians gave up. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him, with castor oil per directions. The advertising notice also promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure books and various remedies sold by local druggists.
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Chamberlain
William H. Stroling
Carbon Hill
Ala
H. Boyd Bee
Clouds and Balloons Shape Early Flight Beyond Storms
An aeronaut pilots a balloon to stay ahead of a surrounding storm by keeping level with cloud cover. The sight introduces a double trailing line, aiding stability of the “Boston” and improving landing, as reported by Mr. Glidden.
Floods in Southern China Cause Hundreds of Deaths
Detailed flood reports from southern China describe hundreds drowned and thousands starving in ruined villages. Hong Kong and foreign aid flow into relief funds with large consignments of food nightly. Government grants $30,000 and Standard Oil subscribes $5,000.
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Hongkong
China
Hong Kong
Standard Oil Company
Seek Woman's Husband In Murder Case
Chicago police seek Edward Thompson husband of Mrs Francis Gilmore Thompson, found murdered in a rooming house. Thompson, formerly of Fargo North Dakota and Minneapolis, is deemed to have knowledge of the crime. Description of him and of J H Raymond who brought the woman to the house has been telegrammed to several cities nationwide.
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Chicago
Jay
Edward Thompson
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Francis Gilmore Thompson
J. H. Raymond
Cincinnati Hosts Turnfest After St Louis Pick
The North American Turnerbund convention ended in Chicago with St Louis chosen for the 1910 Turnfest and Cincinnati named to host next year’s event.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Turnerbund
St Louis
George H Daniels Dies in Lake Placid
George H Daniels longtime New York Central general passenger agent died in Lake Placid New York from arteriosclerosis. He was a prominent railroad official with a lengthy career and served the carrier through many decades. He is remembered for his leadership and service in the railway industry.
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George H. Daniels
Lake Placid
New York Central
Baseball scores from multiple cities with mixed results
Box scores show Washington versus New York, Cleveland versus Detroit, Philadelphia versus Boston, Chicago versus St Louis, St Louis against Cincinnati, Pittsburg against Chicago, Boston against Brooklyn, and New York against Philadelphia. Games feature detailed batter and pitcher lines with runs, hits, and errors for each side. Teams include Washington, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, and Boston with various outcomes and line scores.
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ST Louis
Cincinnati
Fromme
Hostetter
Camphball
Becilet
Pittsburg
RHEB
Chicago
Young Camnitz
Gibson
Brown
Kling
Marshall
R. H. E.pittsburg
Foxen
Dooin
Mathew Qn
Bresnahan
Dr King’s New Discovery praised for healing lung trouble
A reader from Auburn Centre Pa, Mia E R Pierson, hails Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for long standing threat and lung troubles, claiming it restores health with continued use. Sold at S H Boyd & Co drug store 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free. Also promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a nerve tonic with rapid effects within 48 hours. Sold by Bixler’s Modern Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Usibern Ectovalyee Dr-Snoop
Eatoree Tive-Wills
Aioe
Bixler
Mining law codification commission named in Ohio
Governor Harris appointed a six member commission to codify Ohio mining laws and advise the next general assembly. Miners Percy Tetlow Jas Hennessy and H F McCauley join three operators G C Weitzell J J Roby and Charles L Cassingham. A seventh member will be added after their recommendations.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Andrew L. Harris
Percy Tetlow
Washingtonville
Columbiana County
Jas. Hennessy
Barton
Belmont County
H. F McCauley
Ava
Noble County
G.C. Weitzell
Logan
Hocking County
J. J. Roby
Cleveland
Charles L. Cassingham
Ravenna
Sherman Leaves Cleveland for Utica After Health Issue
Traveling in a private car Representative James Sherman, vice presidential candidate, goes home to Utica with Mrs. Sherman and a physician. Mrs. Sherman says they will bed Mr. Sherman upon return and keep him until fully recovered. The trip to Syracuse was canceled due to his weakened condition. Dr Finney of Baltimore arranged to meet at Utica.
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Sherman
Finney
Baltimore
Utica
Seymour Offered State Superintendent of Banks Post
Columbus July 2 B B Sey mou cashier of the National bank of Ashtabula has been offered appointment by Governor Harris as state superintendent of banks under the new Thomas bank examination law. If he qualifies he will be commissioned next week and must own no bank stock or have any banking interests. It rests with him to dispose of holdings before appointment.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Titoatross
House of Key
I. Hares
Senate
Columbus
B. B. Seymou
National Bank of Ashtabula
Harris
New Thomas Bank
Seymour
Lorenzo Dow Harvey elected president of NEA
Thompson Falls to Land Cleveland July 2 Lorenzo Dow Harvey superintendent of Stout Training school Menominee Wis elected president of the National Educational association at a special general session. The real contest for the presidency occurred at the nominating committee session while the association ratified the committee's work. Other candidates were Dr W O Thompson president of Ohio State University Columbus and J H Philips superintendent of Birmingham public schools Alabama.
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Thompson Falls
Cleveland
Lorenzo Dow Harvey
Stout Training School
Menominee
Wis
National Educational Association
Association
W. O Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
J H. Philips
Public Schools of
Birmingham
Ala
Reappoints James Wonders as highway commissioner
Columbus Ohio July 2 Governor Harris announces the reappointment of James C Wonders of Logan county as state highway commissioner for the full term of two years beginning July 1 He has been serving out the original term of the late Samuel Huston who resigned due to ill health.
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James Wonders
Columbus
Harris
James C. Wonders
Logan County
Wonders
Samuel Huston
Crane Renominated by Fifth District Republicans
Judge John Crane of Canton, current circuit court judge, was renominated at the Fifth Ohio judicial district Republican meeting in Zanesville. He was named for both the long and short term on the bench.
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Crane
Zanesville
John Crane
Canton
Ohio Judicial District
David Keightley 66 Dies After Prolonged Cough
Warren Ohio July 2 David Keightley 66 dies after a coughing fit that began with a tickling sensation in his throat. He could not stop coughing and died within hours.
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Cougting
Warren
David Keightley
Escapes in Boat From Steamer Utstein
Francis G Bailey, president of Export Shipping Co of New Jersey, and associates were aboard the Norwegian steamer Utstein in Honduran waters when Bailey escaped in a small boat during the night. A tent was found on the beach at dawn. Soldiers patrol nearby swamps and woods as the American consul seeks Bailey.
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Francis G. Bailey
Handuran Swamans
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Francis G Bailey
Export Shipping Company of
New Jersey
Albert W . Balfley
Charles HH. Myére
Albert Oxley
Utstein
P W. Beery
New York Police Department
Albert W. Brickwood
Thirty Five Years Of Cham berlain’s Remedy In 1872
In 1872 there was severe diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum leading to wide use of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than other treatments and has since spread across the United States and abroad. Druggists largely recommend it despite other profitable medicines. It is trusted in severe cases. For sale by S. H. Boyd Co. Foley's Orino-Laxative is advertised as a non irritant laxative with money back guarantee from Bixler's Pharmacy and Boyd & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
S. H. Boyd Co
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promoted in Local Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as pleasant easy to take pills. It notes Kriegers Drug Store in town as the seller and mentions a street corner locale in the listing.
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DeWitt
Krieger
Miss Martha A Webster Named Ashland Music Supervisor
Miss Martha A Webster, longtime Wooster music teacher, has accepted the role of supervisor of music in Ashland Kentucky schools and will start in September. The well regarded educator drew offers from other cities but chose Ashland for the position and its better pay. Webster plans a summer at Lakeside and in Chicago before beginning duties.
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Martha .A. Webster
Schooa of Wooster
Ashland
Miss Webster
Tne
Ashland Amy
Misa Webster
Lakeside
Chicago
Wooster University to Adopt Orrville Water System
Pres L E Holden of Wooster University and Treasurer McClellan along with two trustees inspected Orrville water works on Wednesday. They plan a Wooster university system, finding its supply unsatisfactory and praising Orrville's method. They favor implementing the same system at the university.
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Pres
L. E. Holden
Wooster University
McClellan
University
Orrville
What Denver Must Do in Convention Beat Mission
A Wall Street style note shows Denver faces a demanding task to sustain enthusiasm during the convention. The Pittsburg Dispatch quotes a line stressing that clerks need motive to rally for the store and business, warning that lack of zeal speeds decline.
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Denver
Pittsburg
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Charles M. Gray
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