County Convention Call for Wayne County Republicans 1902
The Wayne County Republican convention meets at City Opera House, Wooster, on June 13, 1902, to nominate candidates for Probate Judge Auditor Sheriff Commissioner and Coroner. Precinct meetings are set for July 2 to select delegates, with noticespublicly posted. The call names chairmen and secretaries and outlines procedures and expected agenda.
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Ant Woosikh
Ju'y
Wayne County
City Opera House
Wooster
Clie
Ed P
Beni
State of
Ohio
Flora Stehr
Court’ of Common Vs. Pleas
John Gallagher
Etul
Kate Gillespie
Christina Gillespie
Charles Gillespie
Rasling
Morgan
Pennsylvania
James Gillespie
Chatham
Ilinois
J W Emrich
Mora Stehr
Common Pleas
Chippewa
County of
Wayne
Oho
Lewis Stoelmiller
Peter Lebert
Mike Walsh
Charlies Bary
Section Hoe
Lewis Stoolmiller
Michael Simmons
Cone
Wilding
Plaistiff
Flora Liehr
McClarran & Jones
J G Moore
The Boy and His Cracker Obsession
A narrative recalls a boy who prefers crackers to other foods, his appetite growing with age and a now uneasy habit of shooting cracker fire. A cane, a carrousel temptation, and a long history of craving mark a restless pattern as curiosity turns toward risk.
Charity of King Edward and a new era of generosity
The piece discusses King Edward’s charity and a lavish 100000 expenditure to feast subjects, hoping to inaugurate a better era. It compares past soup houses and notes the king’s perceived power. It mentions a bill on regulating industrial fee networks and mocks coronation seating. Comments stray to weather, senatorial courtesy, and local oddities.
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Edward
Hngland
Statement on Soviet weaponry control by President Roosevelt
The speaker argues that harmful weapons must be controlled and that President Roosevelt is increasingly adopting a firm stance. He asserts strong confidence that Roosevelt will implement and enforce control measures.
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Roosevelt
Aguinaldo Amnestied Figure Set for Lecture Display
Aguinaldo, freed by amnesty, will be shown by friends on the lecture platform. A bet asks whether his reception will match a past hit. Professor Albion Small at the Chicago lecture group has opposed wealthy heirs. If Small reveals a method to dodge wealth status, the world would judge anew.
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Aguinaldo
Albion Small
Tadrereieye Uc Phicako
Albion Smalcab
Chromatic political chatter and speculation from Wooster
A garbled, panoramic clipping cites Palmer, Coxey, and Dewey era figures amid rumors of nominations and political moves. It mentions gas manufacture, a Wooster manufacturing claim, and lawmakers, with scattered names and dubious ties to August coronations and senate jabs.
West Salem Fire Weather and Local Pleasithe
A storm struck James Strenich’s southwest home tearing siding and killing a cat. Mrs Tanner’s barn burned four miles southwest of town, figures unclear. Presbyterian church bids to build new church open July 2. Commision service held in old church next Sabbath. School board reestablishes second primary grade due to increasing pupil numbers. Dr GA Carlo and Sherm Zehner fishing in Canada. Various local visits and guests listed, including Tolank Elliott and family, Dora Ferguson in Cleveland, and Dr FOR Petit hosting Cincinnati friends.
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West Salem
James Strenich
Tanner
I’resbyterian
Hickok
GA. Carlo
Sherm Zehner
Canada
Lwerry
Twawo
John Seamon
Tolank Eiliott
G A. Carlin
Wm Salen
Warren JC Clark
Bk G Klatz
Ralph RO Hickot
Wooster
Dora Ferguson
Conares
Cleveland
James Barch
Fistin
Bearded Wheat Sample Shown From Congress Discussion
Warner of Congress receives a sample of unusually large bearded wheat. The heads purportedly carry large, healthy, plump grains, noted as among the biggest seen overseas.
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Warner
Congress
Mansfield News WRCC leaders visit for relief work
Mrs Ellen Applehaugh of Wooster and Mrs Margaret Butler of Toledo arrive in Mansfield for several days of relief corps duties with Miss Jennie McLaughlinus. They will be guests of Miss McLaughlin and attend a Wednesday evening reception at the G A R hall. Members of the WRCC plan to be in attendance for the event.
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Mansfield
Ellen Applehaugh
Wooster
Woman's Relief Corps of John
Margaret Butler
Toledo
WRC
Jennie McLaughilinuus
West Third Street
McLaughl
The
Obituary Notes for Waton Kreader's Father Dies
Ann Hothbeter, born January 20, 1828, in Milton township Wayne county, died July 4 at age 74 years 0 months 14 days after long illness. She was a devout mother and longtime Rieter tausen member, funeral held July 7 at Copp cemetery awaits resurrection of the just.
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Waton Kreader
Mis
Tata Monday
Waradedr
Ann Hothbeter
Milton Township
Wayne County
Rieter Tausen
Eagztt
Abouth
Jesus
Copp
Made 2 Dishwasher by James Reid and Bert Reid
James Reid and Bert Reid of the astern House built a dishwasher claimed superior to costly washers. The hotel uses their unit with good results and a patent has been applied for. Orders have come in from people who witnessed the demonstration.
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James Reid
Bert Reid
Astern House
Wayne Building and Loan issues semi annual statement
The Wayne Building and Loan association publishes its voluntary semi annual statement for stockholders highlighting the board’s disclosure. A member says the group has bought the Market and North corner property formerly used by Dr Robison and plans a two story brick office with a fireproof vault and public safety features for deposits.
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Wayne Building and Loan Association
Market
Robison
Western New York flood devastates towns and farms
A torrential rain and windstorm struck western New York causing rivers and creeks to overflow washing away houses barns and livestock. Communications failed across Wyoming Niagara and Cattaraugus counties. Bakery owner Miss Loper drowned as her Mason bakery was swept away and later found.
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New York
Buffalo
Wyoming
Niagara
Cartaragus
Minute Loper
Mason
Loper
Miss Loper
Cloudburst and flood hit Canandaigua area
A cloudburst along Canandaigua's west shore wrecked a barn at Granker's Point and left vineyards underwater. Bridges and piers were damaged while landforms near Vine Valley formed peninsulas. Milwaukee sweltered then a windstorm damaged Wisconsin Central rails and a nearby tannery. one person injured in Phillips city tornado.
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Canandaigua
Granker's Point
Black Port
Woodville
Land Brides Hay
Vine Valles
Wisconsin
Milwaukis
Milwaukee
Phillips Bays
Mammoth
United States Leather Company
Storm floods Attica as dam fails and damages spread
A fierce storm July 7 drove Tonawanda creek over its banks near Attica New York. The Attica Water Company reservoir failed and the east end of the Attica mill dam washed away. cattle wagons wrecked, debris flooded downstream across the Sévan Iron bridge, and hundreds of acres of hay and crops were ruined as railway beds washed out.
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Attica, Nyy
Tonawanda Creek
Attica Water Company
Here
Attica Mill
Sévan Iron Bridge
Historic floods sweep Hornellsville and Kansas mining area
A July downpour flooded Hornellsville N and surrounding towns causing four feet of water, bridge washouts, and extensive damage feared near a quarter of a million dollars. Rail traffic halted and harvest delays noted. In Kansas central counties a storm drenched ten counties delaying crops while miners’ convention and strike talks continued in New York.
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Hornellsville
Pike
N. Y
Nirvare
Ateeheny
Wromine Court
Fireworks crown Blackleyville July 3 celebration gains fame
July 3 event drew crowds from all sections as streets filled and a 95 girl Jag drill impressed spectators. Mrs Bardon led the drill and earned praise for its success. Akron visitors Hoke and Aleshouse stayed with Fair family, while Edward Messner and wife visited Canton relatives. Rev Cassle of Lake Fork to preach at Maple Grove next Sabbath at 30.
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Blackleyville
W. A. Bardon
Hoke
Aleshouse
Akron
Village celebrates Glorious Fourth with band concert
July festival drew near 2000 residents despite wet weather. The event benefited the village band with Mohican band collaboration and music the crowd enjoyed. Edna McKee remains ill and Florence Maple Grove assists. John Bitner rests home from Alston works. William Raundabaugh and Michael Allaman on vacation and Margaret Hayes recently purchased an organ.
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Mohican
Edna McKee
Cale
Miss Florence
Maple Grove
John Bitner
Goodrich Rubber Works
Alston
William Raundabaugh
Michael Allaman
Margaret Hayes
TRACK HUNT FOR Tracy and Anderson Follows Port Gamble Trail
A Seattle area report says Tracy and his unwilling partner Anderson fled Port Madison by boat Saturday night. A fresh forest trail was found after the boat’s discovery at Miller's Bay head, with Deputy Cook leading a posse into the woods as search continues for several days. The hunt follows Indian reservation sightings and a rapid search across Miller’s Bay district.
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Tracy
Anderson
Cook
Seattle
Wash
Port Madison
Miler's Bay
Miller’s Bay
Port Gamble
Port Madison Indian Reservation
Sheriff Cook
Mitter's Bay
Bruce gets eighteen years in murder case at Greenport
Harvey Bruce, indicted with three cousins for the Hallenbeck family murder, was arraigned in Hudson Supreme Court. He testified for the prosecution at the Van Wormers’ trial and received a first degree manslaughter plea, being sent to Dannemora prison for 18 years. The Van Wormers await execution in prison under death sentence.
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Hudson
N. Y
Harvey Bruce
Willis
Burton
Frederick van Wormer
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Greenport
Supreme Court
Justice Betts
Dannemora
van Wormers
Fatal Windstorm in Waseca Kills Family of Three
A deadly windstorm struck Waseca Minnesota on July 8 resulting in the deaths of Adam Bishman Jr and his sisters. Readable fragments indicate cows were involved and a basement area suffered damage. Further details are unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Waseca
Minn
Adam Bishman, Jr
Bern
Convict Tracy Flees Seattle Area With Johnson Family
Oregon convict Harry Tracy fled after overpowering the Johnson ranch, forcing the family to aid his escape by boat and gear. He warned of killing the occupants but allowed meals before binding the family and sending a hired man to row him toward Madison Point, pursued by authorities along the sound. In Detroit, three boys drowned when a sailboat capsized near St Clair Flats, near Savage’s hotel, as rescue efforts failed.
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Wash
Harry Agacy
Oregon
Fisher
Meadow Point
Madison Point
Seatle
Tracy
Johnson
Jonson
Anderson
Desperado
Washington
Detroit
Tony Henkel
Oscar Rosenberg
St Clair Flats
Savage's Hotel
Henkel
Rosenberg
Dutt
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