Detailed 1894 Farm Output Report For Wayne County
Official report lists wheat, oats, corn, rye, barley and other crops by township and precinct with bushels produced and acres sown for 1894 1895. It covers livestock losses bees milk cows hogs sheep cattle horses and tree fruit plus sugar maple products and butter cheese and syrup production and slaughtered animals totals for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat—Paint
West Lebanon
Sugar Trees
Baughmanigt
Chippewas Township
Autton
Greene
East Union
Saltcreek
Franklin
Wooster
Wayne
Canaan
Congress
Chester
Plain
Clinton
Wooster City
4Th Ward
Clinton Township
Baughman Township
Banghmau
Sugar Creek Township
Sugercreek
Baughman
Amp
Milton
Green
Chinton
Sugar Creek
Chippewa
Tuo
Sat Creek
Ciaton
Minton Township
Paint
Sugacreak
Roughman
Oar Works to Resume With a Stronger Firm
James JL Conner forms a partnership with John N. Boor and Edwin M. Boor of Wayne township to manufacture boat cars and bandies. Their sawmill outfit will be moved to the former factory site and operations will restart with buildings erected quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James JL Conner
John N. Boor
Edwin M. Boor
Wayne Township
Messrs. Boor
Wooster Guards March to Chippewa Lake in Strenuous Detachment
In a Friday march the 35 members of So. D. 8th Regt OU N.G. headed for Chippewa Lake carrying rations, gear, and a wagon ambulance. Captain Kuhns led the excursion aiming to reach Creston by evening with Hay's Hall as the night stop, and the force plans a brief two to three day stay before returning early Saturday. Mr. Johnston of Wooster visited last week with J. W. Leggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So. D. 8Th Regt OU
N. G
Chippewa Lake
H.L. Kubns
Kuhns
Creston
Hay’s Hall
Serious Mishaps At Electric Works During Repairs
While workmen repaired boilers at the electric light works Alberti Rup recht, 13, was struck in the left eye by a splinter of iron. The eye injury threatened sight. Dr. J. F. Barrett attended. Albert Kapp, assisting a small cannon for Independence Day, had a spark explode a half pound of powder in his right hand, causing minor burns and singed features. Samuel Horner, Curry planing mill night watchman, fell into an old well while on duty, dislocated his left shoulder and sustained facial bruises. he was treated at home and will be out of work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Works
Alberti Ruprecht
Fred Ruprecht
Fifth Ward
J. F. Barrett
Albert Kapp
West Liberty Street
Samuel Horner
Curry Planing
South Buckeye Street
Dre. Jos E H
E. J. Barrett
Miss Carrie Koff Hosts Emma Imgard Guests at Jer omeville
In Wayne County notes, Carrie Koff of Shreve visits Emma Imgard in Jer omeville as several residents travel for visits. A Massillon firm leases 900 acres of Applecreek land for a new coal field and a monument will be placed in West Lawn cemetery weighing nine tons and costing over 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Koff
Shreve
Emma Imgard
Jeromeville
F. WH Pope
Pope & Binkley
Canton
Dalton
Keller
Massillon
Mt. Eaton
West Lawn
Dunn
Wooster Clergyman Honored At Mansfield Meeting
Rev. J. B. Ross of Wooster responded to the welcome address as the Christian Ministers Association of north central Ohio held a Monday afternoon session at the Y M C A rooms in Mansfield. He noted ministers’ welcome due to the bond of life in Christ and thanked Rev. Lynn for the cordial reception. He served on the constitution and bylaws committee and was elected president for the next gathering at Mt. Vernon on July 6, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Ross
Wooster
Christian Ministers’ Association of
North Central
Ohio
Mansfield
Lynn
Doylestown Bridegroom Wedding in Ashland Press
Carmen R Andre of Doylestown wed Viola Weygandt at Weygandt residence north of Jeromeville last Wednesday June 26 in a small ceremony attended by relatives. Bride’s sister Kelle Weygandt and groom’s Titus Andre stood as attendants. Hon A W Naftzger officiated. After benediction, a supper was served and guests from Dayton visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Gertruda
Bessie Weaver
Ithoda Smith
Doylestown
al. Wagoner
Orrville
Canton
Lary Lindsay
West Fourth Street
Mt. Eaton
Kate Numbers
Wooster
A. E. Blanchard
West Third Street
Alica
Sylvia Firestone
Perry
van Horne
West North Street
Jeromeville
Ashland Gazette
West Salem
Akron
Carmen R. Andre
Viola Weygandt
Ashland Press
Kelle Weygandt
Titus Andre
A. W.naftzger
Reedsburg
Clara Andre
Andre
Dayton
University of Wooster Summer School Under Way
University of Wooster notes show Summer School progressing with many students enrolled including Cora Aylsworth Joe Bente Miss Berry Helen Black and others from Wooster and nearby towns. Report mentions lectures teacher training life certificates awarded to Krichbaum and Armstrong and a death notice for George J Cass of Ottawa Ohio with funeral planned Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Aylsworth
Bigprairie
Joe Bente
Wooster
Miss Berry
Wapakonats
Helen Black
Charlotte Black
Rou Cheetbam
Alvin Clark
Harley Mar Codding
la Rue
Harry Dancap
Millersburg
L. &. Everascarawas
Ida L. Fisher
Stevensville
Mon
Florence L. Franks
Moreland
Samuel Glenn
David H. Graven
Nashville
O. Chas
L. Grosjean
Shreve
Maude Harrold
Mr. Eaton
Christian W Hass
Warsaw
D. D.aeFe
Eliza J. Kurtz
Myrtle Hubbell Wooster
Mary E Moore
Hadley
Willis Norris
Smithville
Anna Oberlin
Conn R. Obilger
Clinton
A. G. Patterson
Youngstown
Allie Smith
Ira Smith
Bert Stauffer
Springville
Bert Weaver
H. L. Wellmer
John C. Zimmerman
Will Saybolt
Fred Zimmerman
Myrtle Shipley
Tom Shepherd
Minnie Shreve
Sidney
Columbus
George Krichbanum
A. C. Armstrong
Canton
New Democrat
Ohio
Krrchbaum
Wooster University
Accidental Gun Discharge Injures Neighbor During Boat Trip
In Crestline on a Thursday, Jesse Spear, son of Capt. W. F. Spear, accidentally discharged a gun injuring neighbor Harvey Cooden a brakeman on the P W and C Railway. The pair were boating for squirrels when the gun fired as Spear rose. Shot lodged in Cooden's neck. Spear assisted him and sought help. A Tiro physician deemed the wound serious but not necessarily fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Spear
Crestline
W.f.spear
Yooster
Harvey Cooden
Spear
Cooden
Settling Estates and Guardians Named in Local Probate Notices
In estate actions multiple hearings set for Aug 2 and Aug 3. Executors and administrators including John H. Myers Lewis J. Buehl Jacob Hartel and E D Pocock face inventories final accounts and distributive statements. Guardians appointed for McGregor children and others with bonds set. several estates declared insolvent or under probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Myers
Lewis J. Buehl
John Snyder
Iaaac
Anna P
Ray Edson McGregor
Mary B. Read
Brady F
Albert E Sonnedecker
Henry J. Sonnedecker
Amos Waller
John Forrer
Jacob Hartel
Easton
H. J. Chaffilo
Simon Chaffin
Frank S. Lytle
I. Lehman
David Lehman
Dayton B Read
Charles R. Head
Martin Weimer
J.B. Crosby
John Ewing
Lucifoda McCollough
Presbyteriab Church of
Fridercksburg
Horst
David Horst
Sarah Clapper
Jos. A. Schach
Podlich
Frederick Schach
Elizabeth Buckwalter
David Buckwalter
Jasp
Thomas Lecky
Ebenezer Brigham
Jacob Stair, Jr
Elizabeth Stahl
N. L. Roger
Samuel Oswald
Margaret Acker
Daniel Acker
Daniel Branatetter
George Wertemberger
Elizabeth Summerton
Robert Hatfeld
Franklin Goff
Isaac Richwine
Oberlin
Solomon Richwine
A BK. Lee
Eliza V. Shamp
David E. Foltz
Margaret McLaughlin
Lewis Aukerman
A. B. Lee
Eliza
Riot Ends Fourth of July Parade at East Boston
July 4 parade of patriotic societies in East Boston erupted into violence over the Little Red Schoolhouse feature. John Wills was killed, Patrick A Kelley injured, and several others hurt as rocks and revolvers were fired. Harold Brown and John Oss were arrested. Police and 350 officers faced a hostile crowd. the incident sparks citywide outcry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Patriotic Societies of
East Boston
John W. Wills
Michael Boyle
Stewart
Patrick Kelley
A. S. Bates
Rel
Board of Aldermen
Wir
Putnam Street
Kquad
Michael Doyle
Brooks Street
Albert E. Andrews
Everett
Rosebury Horse Guards
Thederty
Boarder Street
John Wills
Patrick A Kelley
Tarriends Tue
Harold Brown
John Oss
Largest Ohio woman dies in Mille rsburg burial today
Mrs Sarah Steele the largest woman in Ohio weighing 675 pounds died here yesterday from fatty degeneration of the heart. Her burial occurred today. it took 16 men to lower her coffin into the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Sarah Steele
Ohio
United States
Steele
Hats and Trousers Warn Guardsmen Uniform Fashion
Akron Democrat notes airiness of new dress uniforms for 8th U.N. corps with white duck trousers and high black hats for Fourth of July parades. Authors suggest small necktie to meet U S army regulations, highlighting Ohio National Guard standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th
U.N
Akron Democrat
Akron
Conny B
United States Army
Ohio National Guard
Costly Cannon Crackers Start City Trouble
Independence Day drew little business as Harry Robison celebrated by tossing a cannon cracker into Jim Rich's establishment on the Square. Jim Hick, citing a city ordinance, had Robison arrested, who pleaded guilty and paid 610 dollars. Outside the mayor’s office Robison lit another cracker and faced a second charge, pleading guilty again. He was fined one dollar and costs and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Harry Robison
Jim Rich
Jim Hick
Italy
Harry
Marshal Ellsperman
Boyea Named to Cook County Civil Service Commission
W D Boyea of Chicago, once a Wooster grocery clerk and University student, was appointed to the Cook County Civil Service Commission under a new Illinois law and elected its first president. At 40, he is a businessman with weekly publications and real estate holdings, a longtime Republican, and active in yacht and social clubs. Also notes visits by Myrtie Young and Charles Van Nest to Wooster friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Boyea
Chicago
Wooster
Cook County Civil Service Commission
Illinois
the Inter Ocean
Michigan
Boyce
Dearborn Street
Wrightwood Avenue
Clark Streat
Columbia Yacht Club
Idler
Rambler
Twelve Forty- Five Club
City Civil Service Commission
Healy
McCauley criticized after state convention clash
Dayton Press notes ex president W F Metauley faces sharp criticism over conduct at the recent state convention. Cleveland World defends Hellen Adams, a Cleveland newspaperwoman rebuked by McCauley for addressing him without a prior introduction. The World questions etiquette and propriety in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Metauley
State Organization of Christian Endeavorers
Dayton Press
Cleveland World
Hellen Adams
McCauley
Miss Adams
Christian Endeavor Society
Local Shoppers Back in Full Swing at Greentown
Wadworth News notes Mrs Joseph Sullivan and Miss Minnie Joeselyn visiting Wooster relatives, plus Mr and Mrs Turner in Ladd Street. Anna Young and Jamie Watt visiting in Wooster, and the Falor McCoy reunion set for Chippewa Lake on the third Saturday in August with nearly 200 family representatives from Summit, Wayne and surrounding counties attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Minnie B. Joeselyn
Raleigh
Wooster
Porter
Chippywa Township
Wayne County
Robt. Turner
Ladd Street
Anna Young
West Exchange Street
Jamnie Watt
State Street
Waoater
Falor-McCoy
Chippewa Lake
Summit
Wayne
Ing Counties
Mrs O Leary’s Cow Owner Dies After Pneumonia
Catherine O Leary, owner linked to the Chicago 1871 fire, reportedly died Wednesday night of pneumonia at age nearly 80. The widow reportedly had no comment on the blaze that ruined Chicago decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catherine O'Leary
Explosion at Akron Armory injures Guard member
A charged wire touched a can containing 15 pounds of powder at Akron Armory, injuring Private Charles Condon and causing nearby uniforms and supplies to flare. Battery F of the Ohio National Guard prepared for Fourth of July duties when the blast shattered the building and drew the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Axygox
Ohio National Guard
Charles Condon
Abe Bea
Artion
A Cool Retreat at Eagle Park Pennsylvania Lines near Warsaw
Eagle Park near Warsaw Indiana offers Winona Assembly and Summer School with a 8000 seat auditorium and outdoor amphitheatre. The 200 acre grounds include cottages cottages for summer homes, a lake with boats and fish, a race track, hotel and restaurants, with low season tourist rates and fifteen day round trips via the Pennsylvania Lines. Applications and rates are available from ticket agents and the resort secretary in Lake, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Bake
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Assembly and
Chautauqua Assemblies
Spring Fountain Park
Eagle
Aleket
Pensylvania
Ambly Department
Oly Ist
Aducatis
Oulter
Forest ‘University
Abtalla
Pennsylvania Lin
Fran’ Dusen
Axershin
Ibtsdurr
Scott
Kagie Lake
News is A Trifle Take Two Cents Day for the Home Tax
A quirky Home Tax event named Take Two Cents Day draws small crowds as locals joke about civic duties. The piece notes lighthearted protests and suggests residents consider small monetary contributions to support community services.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wooster Guards
Mr. Johnston
J. W. Leggett
Tuscarawas
Tarapent
Samuel Villard
Applecreek
W. Berler
Mansfield New
Frank Cook
Western Star
Lreweter Coal Co
Ratchford
Republican Daily
University OF Wooster
Baltzly
Mr Johnston
Chippens
Lake
Fred Taylor
Eugene Chaffer
Sullivan, O
J. H. Dickason
B. Clay
Apollecresk
University Friends
Hapuert
Doberman
Lansing
Mich
Anna J.berlin
Frederickaburg
T. W. Kimber
Cleveland
Homer Graven
Nashrille
Jas, Grosjean
D. W. Loreaux
Sterling
Harry Leyenberger
West Liberty
Ed. Hills
Carey Gregory
Indiana
Cedar Valley
Scovel
Ottawa
George J3
Cass
John C. McAlarrap
Little Red
Pittsburg
Prrrascne
Sshenley Park
Dinctor
Edward M. Bigalow
Muretti
Myrtie Young
Charles van Nest
A. B. Houser
H.R
Greentown
Wadworth News
Joseph Yullivan
Lance
Peter Roach
Woosng
Mrs. O'Leary Gead
Fdre Oyac
Com
Baltimore
Convention of Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Moston
National Christian Endeavor Meeting
Knights Templar
Loniaville
Pennsylvania Line
Geo. W
F. van Dusen
Penna
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
New Jersey
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Maine
Cresson
Bedford Springs
Ebenburg
Altoona
Alleghenies
White Mountains
Adiondacks
Watkins Glen
Mt. Desert Island
Eastern
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mackinaw
Petoskey
Charlevoix
Mt. Clemens
St. Clair
Muskegon
Traverse City
Mackinaw City
Sault Ste. Marie
Gogebic
St. Ignace
Watersmeet
Au Sable
Iron Mountain
Ashland
Cedar Lake
Devil’s Lake
Pelican Lake
Three Lakes
Waukesha
van Dusen
Padfw
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