Wooster Golf Club to Build Clubhouse and Incorporate
Wooster Golf Club members vote to build a clubhouse on the current course and incorporate as the Wooster Centry Club. Twenty five new members join, bringing total to seventy one, with Walter Whitaker elected secretary. A contract is let to D G Curry Lumber for a slab house, to be finished soon.
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Wooster Golf Club
Ata Zneeting
Johnson Sweeney
W. G. Whitaker
C. E. Baer
Wooster Golf Glub
Wooster Centry Club
Walter Whitaker
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D. GC. Curry Lumber Company
Alfred W Lawton Offered Panama Canal Engineer Post
Alfred W Lawton chief engineer at the brewery has been offered a fine position as an engineer on the new canal at Panama. The job pays nearly $200 monthly with transportation both ways. Lawton expects to accept the offer.
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Alfred W. Lawton
Panama
Lawton
Water Bills Issued For Six Months To Consumers
Water works bills for consumers for the six months were issued on Friday and mailed by the same method used by the two gas companies. The notices detail charges for water consumption and reflect routine billing procedures.
Unprecedented Fall Trade Hints In July Review
Dun & Company reports a quiet early July with idle labor at a low point for the season while preparations for a fall trade surge grow. Early jobbers appear in primary markets, and 1906 half-year defaults show improvement except speculative occupations. Railway earnings for June rise 9.1 percent over 1905.
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New York
Wauy Commercial Department
Dun & Company
Wooster loses two games on Fourth of July
Wooster dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Chicago Junction as Hector started and pitched in relief. Morning tilt saw Chicago Junction explode early with a four run first inning, Wooster fighting back but falling short 5 to 2. In the afternoon Hector again shut down the visitors and Wooster showed late spark, though Robinson held them to limited hits. Umpire Corlett. Loudonville also lost to English Woolen Mills 8 to 6. Pilsners dropped two at Greens to invincible laps 2–1 and 4–2 in eleven innings.
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Hector
Jack Robinson
Chicago Junction
Wooster
Mekert
St. John
Ryan
Healy
Reichard
Daly
Nydegger
Blaser
Corlett
Cleveland
Culley Wilhelm
Culley
Nydeggr
Wilhelm
Chicago
Robinson
Ecore
McCanneil
Kagangs
Eckert
Kilney Wheelery
Reichardc
Sarees
McCornnell
John
Miller
Ragan
St.John
Loudonville
Tomy Atkins
Kid Wonder
Akron
Pilsners
Nebraska Indians loom large in Green baseball plan
Téa notes Guy Green, originator and manager of Green Nebraska Indian team, as the key ally for young Indian graduates. Green scouts promising players from colleges nationwide, offering high wages and steady positions, explaining the strong records of his organization. The Nebraska Indians are set to play in Wooster soon.
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Guy Green
Green
Nebraska Indian
Nebraska Indians
Ias
Wooster Eoon
Long Is Not Yet Landed Town Nar Ae Ay Ed With Ae Peed Han Be
Local note records a fragmented entry mentioning an unsettled town land dispute and a referenced party or entity, with unclear names and fragmented phrases. The readable elements suggest planning or assessment steps but lack concrete actions or dates.
Fourth of July Quiet Celebrations in Wooster
The Fourth of July in Wooster was peaceful with mock displays using powder and crackers. Despite no organized celebration, residents on the hills saw a beautiful night sky lit by rockets balloons and Roman candles, with several burned indicators but no serious accidents reported.
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Wooster
América
Board to Recommend Water Plan for Wooster
The Board of Public Service is preparing a water supply recommendation for Wooster. It investigates about 83 propositions including the Clear Creek plot and weighs costs. A bond-issue recommendation will be sent to the council as soon as possible, after which the decision rests with the legislative body.
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Radfield Regulator
Atlanta
Gax
Board of Public Service
Wooster
Clear Creek
Cannon to Stamp Here In Ohio Campaign Stop
Speaker Jos Cannon consents to General Charles Dick to lead the campaign in Ohio. Cannon will speak in the seventeenth district for Smyser and may appear for a speech in Wooster.
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Jos Cannon
National
House of Representative
Charles Dick
Ohio
Cannon
Wooster
Benjamin Myers Dies After Long Illness in West Salem
Benjamin Myers, longtime merchant in West Salem, died Tuesday after a prolonged illness. He recently returned from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he had sought health. Mrs. John Otten, aged 78, of Wooster, Chester Towns and Borbank, died Monday at her Akron home. burial set for Thursday at Borbank.
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Benjamin Myers
West Salem
Myers
Albquerqus
N. M
John Otten
Wooster
Chester
Borbank
Akron
Revelations Shake Russian Finance and Debate Credibility
July reports from St. Petersburg reveal alleged admissions by Finance Minister Kokovsov about padding wartime liquidation estimates to secure a larger loan from foreign markets. Constitutional Democrats see this as a chance to gain power, while arms smuggling into Russia prompts Berlin to warn and Russia to tighten patrols along the coast under international law.
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St. Petersburg
Fingnos Kokovsoff
Budget Commission
Russia
Mushroom South Amart Ck
Nabouloff
Berlin
Germany
OMmeral Gazette-publiak@nee
Revenue Cuttery
Three Mile
Ita
Jury's Verdict in Rebate Case at Chicago Trial
In United States district court in Chicago, officials of the Chicago & Alton railroad were convicted of illegally granting rebates to Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing. Judge Lind instructed the jury on counts and withholdment of sentence pending a new trial. Government alleged secret rebates via transportation refunds. two defendants found guilty on eight counts, Elkins law violations proved on two. Max penalty up to 120000 per defendant per three counts. no imprisonment provision. Also notes firebug incidents in Findlay and a gas stove explosion in Coshocton as separate brief items.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Chicago & Alton Railroad
John N Fatthorn
Fred A. Wann
Road
Schwarzschild & Sulzberber
Cominy
Landis
Elkins
Schwarzschild & Sulzberer
Kansas City
Ohio oil rail probe and labor strikes dominate Cleveland scene
July reports from Cleveland and surrounding cities detail U S grand jury preparations into interstate commerce and rebate law violations by railways and the oil trust with Oliver Pagin arriving to supervise. Independent refiners allied against Standard Oil through National Refining Company formation. multiple local labor and crime items follow.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Sawyer
Cleveland
Oliver
Pagin
Department of Justice
Washington
United States Grand Jury
C. D. Chamberlain
National Petroleum Association
Central Organization of the Independent Oil Dealers
Standard
Columbus
National Refining Company of Cleveland
Albert E. Green
John M. Gareld
Allison J. Thompson
Joseph Hidy
Frank H. Ginn
Independentzoll
Standard Oil Company
The
National
Marietta
Findlay
Kansas
Thaw sails home from Dover and other 1900s notices
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century clipping reports Mrs Thaw and Harry KE Thaw sailing from Dover to home, the death of Rev Dr P L Mercer in Cincinnati, the drowning of McK Twombly’s son at Big Squaw Lake Holderness, a train fatality near Wooster involving William Kostenbader, and political shifts as Col W W Lumpkin withdraws from a South Carolina Senate race, leaving Te elec tion prospects.
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Wooster
W W. Lumpkin
South Carolina
United States
Senator Tihwan
Og Bas
East St Lous
Deasso
Petecs_ Deasso
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Ohio State University
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