Local Ticket Listings Supposedly Published in July 49
Fragmented OCR shows names and offices for a 19th century election ticket. Figures include JOSEPH G. BRADELAY, JOHN M. SHLETS, T. B. CAMDRON, D. GUILBERT, and IRANK 4. HUE EMAN, with references to Supreme Court Judge, State Treasurer, State Auditor, and Public Works positions. The text is garbled but indicates a political ballot listing for Hamilton, Van Wert, Ottawa regions.
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Nash
Hrantito
A A. Caldwell
Hamittton
Supreme Court
Joseph GB. Bradelay
Melcathorney Venere
John
Shlets
Ottawa
Ber
T. B. Camdron
Columbinha
Tata
D._GUILBERT
Noble
Boat of Public Works
Irank
Hue Eman
van Wert
Republican primary election notice in Wayne County
The article outlines Republican primary election procedures in Wayne County with details on nominees for representative probate judge treasurer recorder and coroner and a list of ward precincts where voting will occur. It notes precinct committee members will designate polling places and two judges plus a clerk will handle returns to be reported to the executive committee on August 3 at 2 o clock p.m.
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Wayne Cod
Rath
Woop
Andere
Dekbusen
Striets
Precines
Clark
Oelpek
Tannard
Huobell
Duwatny
Prodlicans
al Persyns
Sien
M.L Sateshat
Faurmad H Rubbel
Beerevary
Canada and United States Arbitrate Alaska Boundary Dispute
A historical newspaper item describes tensions between Canada and the United States over Alaska boundary claims. It notes Canada’s initial willingness to arbitrate, then withdrawal of territory from arbitration, and possible military posturing. The piece mentions figures, places, and events of the era, including England as mother country and broader political contention.
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Canada
Ena
England
United States
Toledo Mayor Denies Running as Independent Governor Candidate
Mayor Jores of Toledo denies plans to run as an independent for governor. He warns that affirming or denying his candidacy could sway public opinion, suggesting his stance shifts with time and may reflect retirement timing.
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Philippines
Jores
Toledo
Ape
Aguinaldo Recalls Philippine Tensions Amid Unclear Claims
Fragmentary text references water around Manila and a figure named Aguinaldo tied to legal reclamations. The garbled passage hints at detention or restraint on issuing claims, with unclear timing and individuals, reflecting historical confusion.
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Manila
Joan
Aldo
Aguinaldo
West Salem News Notes And Local Gossip
West Salem community notes recount visits by Mayor Wiley in Volarpde, citizens at Cleveland events, and visits to Mt. Glead. Mentions include telephone line progress from Wellington to Jeromeville, civil union meetings, church reports, and local marriages and travel plans, with several residents named.
Letter Recounts Beer Purchase Row From Orrville Fair
A letter to Orrville Mayor John M. Fiscus from Elkhart lodgers recalls an incident years ago at the Centri opic Fair Grounds where a beer was ordered and consumed without payment. The writer, now converted to Christianity, offers to pay and includes stamps as compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Fiscus
Orrville
Elshart
Lod
Mduches Bros
Summit
Akror
Elghart
Orrville Fair
Atumps
Resignation of Wayne County Deputy Supervisors Chief
Last Saturday Eshelman, president of the Wayne County Board of Deputy Supervisors of stations, submitted his resignation to Secretary of State Kinney. Kinney accepted it in a letter dated today. The move prompts speculation about a new clerk and potential party shifts on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Eshelman
Wayne County Board of Deputy Supervisors of Stations
Cana
Kindey
Eshelman
Department OF State
Jay
B. Kaneiman
Wooster
Waynes County
Yonna
Charles Kinney
Persch
Democratic Executive Committee
Ratherman
Democratic Committee
Oly
Dew
Bosra
Church Notes Highlight Sermons by Balmer and Banslin
Pulpits at Methodist Wandled Sabbath with Rev J Balmer from Mili raburg described as pressing and notable. Lutheran services at Sunday morning and evening led by Rev David H Banslin of Wittenberg Theological seminary drew large audiences. Dr Hauglin also praised as a strong pulpit orator and earnest minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. Balmer
Mili@raburg
Balmer
Lutheran Church
David H. Bansiin
Wittenberg Theological Estuary
Banslin
Big Rey
Smith
Hauglin
Reunion Notice for Wayes County Soldiers and Sailors
All soldiers and sailors of the Mexican, Civil and Spanish American wars in Waynes County are urged to meet at A K Hall near Wounter on Saturday July 15, 18H at 2 o clock to organize the third Waynes County Soldiers and Sailors Association reunion to be held in Wooster, V on Tuesday Aug 2, 18gu. Bring wives and daughters. they may join. President A W McCure, Secretary J P Van Nest.
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Wang County
K. Hall
Wounter
Wayes County
Wooster, V
Tooreday
A. W. McCuore
J. P van Nest
Arnica Salve claims healing for skin ailments
Valve of grand claims for a skin salve called Arnica Salve cures eruptions and rashes plus boils ulcers felons corns warts cuts and burns. Sold by Lausaca & Boon druggists for 95 cents per box with a cure guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnica
Lausaca & Boon
Court House Priority Case Notes by Harding and Co
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the court house and Harding and Co. in a low priority desortment of entries. The readable items reference legal or civic matters but lack clear actions, dates, or participants to specify outcomes.
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Vourt
Harding & Co.k
Officers Elected In Lattasburg Meeting
Correspondence from Lattasburg July 10 reports the Bankers Association election of officers: President M L Zimmerman, Vice President True Houser, Secretary J W Prexel, Treasurer F L Minerva Etherua, Sentinel J I Swinehart, Business Manager G A Rouser, Trustees Kyron M Baker and J Swinehart. Guests J Myer and Miss Baker visited. Jono Myer works at Lodi for Myers and Stence. Mrs Mary Herahsey of Pleasant Home and four KQOTM candidates initiated. Line rights discussed for a Cedar Pole and copper wire project from Wellington to connect at Lamd with proposed route. Work to start soon.
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Lattasburq
Banker Hi! Association
D¢U P
Sal Ineir
M. L. Zimmerman
True Houser
Seictotary
J W. Prexel
Presaurer
F. 1
The
Minerva
Ether Ua
Demeter
Ethelspotta
Guide
W.H Littenger
Sentinel
J I. Swinehart
Hualness
G. A
Wedlock
Newton
Mary Herahey
West Salem
Pieasant Home
Lattasburg
Redhaw
Ownburg
Erameville
Local Notices and Social Updates From Ashland County
Unstructured items report deaths and burial today in Ashland County. Mary Pocock, age 70, died after long illness and was interred in the local cemetery. Elijah Bun has nearly recovered from an injury and attended church. Jessie Leyda returned home from Akron after a month away. Postmaster Harvey Emmons and his wife celebrated daughter Gertrude’s marriage to Mr Rush of Modena. Upcoming marriages expected next week. Reverend J. Crawford will preach at a local church. Helen Hady of Wooster visits, and George Elliot preached yesterday at Kirk's M. K. church. Social gatherings and community notices fill the page with names, places, and events.
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Lowns Dip
Ashland County
Barat
Dryiewi
Mary Pocock
Preene &North
Elijah Bun
Tse Marvey
Jimo
Jessie Leyda
Akron
Frank Hatter
Pound Boy
Harvey Emmons
Gertrude
Vires Rush
Daniel Hush
Modena
Atpad
Jostan Grawford
M. Churen
Jay Ali
McFarlake
Fatotly
Mansfield
Odel
Laka
Helen Hady
Wooster
Visitg Gunpt
Meyrel
Sporge Llia
Gorter
Kirk
M. K
Yeateragy
Hassel
B. P
Vice
Koseda
Caldwell's Syrip Pepsin touted as a cure for motivation
A fragment notes Caldwell's Syrip Pepsin as a purported remedy for boosting motivation. The source provides limited context, lacking dates, places, or identifiable organizations. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Fourth of July Peace Follows Busy Celebrations
Townsfolk recount a quiet Fourth with near perfect order and a single arrest. Mrs Bell Meese and daughter travel from Witmot to visit Ida M. Thomas family. neighborhood news includes visits, farm weather notes, and local gatherings at the Rookd near Wilmot. Community rosters mention Jameson kin, Lytle sickness, and local reunions in Bellville and Wooster areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jameson
Morris Landers
Near Wooster
Jowo
Ward
Anndal
Wilmot
Story Jameson
Wooster
Robert Moore
Wooter
J. H. Moore
Armstrong
Sam Lytle
Gilbert Lower
Jonnathan Nawatyte
Democrats
Josa
Misa
A. Altca Gatley
Chicago
Florence Z4ring
Smithville
Aynsworth Lan Ano
T. Dunham
Isa Hunban
Stephen Haley
Whiteley
Lod
Vistt
Luelia Barnbé
Annals of
New York City
Mire Orennen
Mra Wiley
Ladretta
Mr. Eaton Bande
Miss Bye Avit Receives Guests In Morri son Colorado
July 10 events note Miss Edith Keck reading a fine paper and young people's exhortations at the Evangelical church. Many residents visited Dalton and Barberton. local ball game vs Hulton ended 8 to 1. Various locals, travelers, and visitors are listed with brief remarks on their moves and health.
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Bye Avit
Morrison
Colorado
Evangelical Church
Edith Keck
Yes
Ilsa Royer
Jeste Mobba
Dalton
Barberton
Hulton
Ray Ault
Frederickaburg
Bessie Neigwanger
Frispos
New Cansise
Jay Bird
Local notes and weather mark a busy July week in Chester and surrounds
Scattered brief items from Chester and nearby townships detail weather, agricultural updates, social visits, and community happenings. Rain eases dust, threshing ramps up, families travel and visit relatives, church notices and lawn party successes brighten the week.
Wooster News Briefs From Doylestown July Funeral and Events
Correspondence from Wooster reports foreman at the Empire Works attended the funeral of his cousin Mr. Flickinger at Chippewa Lake after an appendicitis operation. Dr. Davis of Youngstown assisted in a case with a serious fever. Rev Father Lindesmith returns from Cleveland hospital where a skin cancer was removed. A street railway meeting discussed raising 810,000 and a committee was formed to solicit tickets and donations. Mrs. Gertruds Spencer visits her father Dr. Armstrong in Olmec Data. Albert Hommel of the Empire Works goes to Grand Rapids to start machines. The Epica Band plans a festival and a concert on Saturday with bands from Seville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Barberton
Will Miller
Ithaca
N. Y
H. Miller
Father Lindesmith
Cleveland
Epica
Banda
Seville
Wadsworth
Johnadn
Independence Day in Wooster Brings Fights and Injuries
A dull Fourth in Wooster saw many partake in private celebrations and lake trips at Chippewa Lake and Ordell’s Lake. Incidents included fights, a man assaulted near the lake, broken noses, and several injuries from firecrackers. Notable injuries affected Cardwell, Gasche, Robinson, and Otter families, with others treated for eye and hand injuries.
Wooster Summer School News and Faculty Moves
The report covers Wooster University summer school activities with Professor James H Hyslop and Professor Wook UCrabpe from Columbia College visiting Worster friends. notes on Prof T S Orr’s potential southern position and praise for his leadership. mentions new and returning students, faculty visitors from Wilkinsburg and Wellsville, and Mr. Harp’s departure to Briville for his father’s illness. Also lists new students from various towns and praise for the program’s growth and opportunities.
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James H Hyslop
Columbia College
New York City
Worster
O10
Qadiotances
Rofeesur Wook Ucrabpe
Shsudpeide Academy
Q Pit Gourg
Siater
Bowman
L Weaver Haseen
Niles City
Jono B
Marakmeu
Galion
Mrr
Allis
Santiago
Kissing Bug Report Spurs Alarm in Wooster
A Wooster sighting of the so called kissing bug prompts experts to warn of potential bite dangers. Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers discuss the insect identified as Malanolestes biciepeas and other names, noting its bite can cause irritation and illness. Local resident Cameron reports feeling a crawling bite while resting, leading to a specimen being captured for examination.
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Ohio Agricultural Igen Station
Webster
Whittris
Webster Augaifii
Washington
Fisher
Wooster
Polyste Vail Cameron
Co UD
Bng
Kia
Stameton
Itpa
Missouri professor proposes new name Uaong for United States
A Missouri professor advocates renaming the United States to Uaong instead of America. The item questions the idea, noting it as controversial and controversial and costly in public debate. The piece reflects a tongue in cheek tone about political naming disputes.
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Missouri
United States
America
United State
Venus
Washington
Q C
Unclear OCR fragment mentions arrest near Medina
A garbled report references an arrest and an officer confronting a man described by suspicious actions. Details are unreadable, but the event appears to concern law enforcement and a potential transfer or travel by train. Further readable context is not available.
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Medina
Bat
Akron Captain Predicts Regimental Rebuilding Pace
Critchfield of Shreve reports in a Beacon Burnal interview that military reorganizations are slow. He notes old Ergbtt section units will receive regimental organization when two regiments are prepared, likely stationed at Ste or Canton. He favors Dick for colonel of the ROW UTZAD Zilion and predicts votes favoring Weybrecht or Vollrath for second honors. Akron being Dick’s hometown could boost his interests.
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B. Critchfed
Shreve
No. BH
U. V. IL
Akron
Beacon
Ergbtt
Lwo Giere
Ste
Cacton
Critchi Tellls
Dok
Tordolonel
Utzad'zilion
Abd Loat
Market cattle and hog prices across New York and Pittsburg
New York reports cattle values from mixed lots to prize stock with hogs around 4.40 to 4.50 per hundredweight and calves near 500 dollars. Wheat and corn futures listed with No 1 red around 79 1/2 and No 2 corn at 40 1/2. Pittsburg shows varied prices for cattle from choice heavy to common, with fresh cows and calves, hogs at 4 4 20, and sheep and lambs prices reflecting spring demand. The data include numerous misreads and OCR garbles but reflect market ranges and key entities such as cities New York Pittsburg hogs cattle calves and sheep.
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Bert Yakkers
Market prices for groceries and grains corrected
Corrected prices list for groceries and provisions including butter per pound cheese beans white potatoes and chickens with grain items such as wheat flour corn oats barley flax seed and wool. Prices shown per unit or per bushel with corrections by Ornignesd & Co and W. D. Tyler for the Groceries and Provisions and Wool sections respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornignesd & Co. Geautra
Eisickens
W. D. Tyler
Desser
Barrali
Timothy Reed
Bae
Lngn
New Enterprise at Old Overholt Mill Site
A. M. Fombell, already an active hay and potato handler, has leased the mill property on Perko side track along the old Overholt mill. He plans a large 30 by 75 barn for loose hay storage and will expand operations, closing the building contract tonight to start work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penosylvavid Co
A. M. Fombell
Bolt Op
Wonderful deliverance from typhoid fever to pneumonia
Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lally recounts near death from thyroid fever and pneumonia. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery. He praises the medicine as the quickest cure for lung trouble, with regular bottles at Laceach & Boop s Drug Store and trial bottles free.
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J. E Lally
Hannibal
Laceach & Boop’s
Hair breadth escapes in McLean band wagon praise
The Wayne County Democrat lauds John R McLean for nearly defeating Sherman and failing Hanna for Senate while praising his leadership. A poem by B Eshelman echoes the claim of McLean as a strong Democratic leader. Also quips about enduring picnics and the crowded Fourth year ahead.
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Wayne County
Iagefey
McLean
John R
John Sherman
United States Senate
Ohio
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Andio
Mark A. Hanna
K. K. Rife
Ohio State Journal
Youngstown
Fragmented OCR Note on Footwear and Pain
The readable text hints at a note about a powder or remedy affecting teeth and feet, with references to swelling and fatigue. Mentions numbers and brands unclear, content appears jumbled in an OCR fragment. No coherent event or人物 identified.
Farm Notes From Oe Sonmick Contato Sorte
Fragmentary notice reports a farm matter at oe Sonmick farm with references to a contest and an experiment. It mentions a person named hmaaok ter and the number 0. and suggests local agricultural or property context in ALB.
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Sonmick Farm
Hmaaok Ter
Fragmentary OCR Notte Sateen Ete Record
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and dates in a broken sequence. The readable items include references to a person named Pats and events surrounding August and a public or administrative context, but most text is indecipherable. No clear incident, place, or outcome emerges.
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