Lorain and Ashland Rail Plan Rumors Grow In Ohio
An inc orporation for the Lorain and Ashland Railroad Co was filed on Friday with James W Patterson W E Griffiths N W Ramsey and others named as incorporators. The charter authorizes building and operating between Lorain and Ashland with possible extension across the state. observers cite potential Wabash involvement and cross state connectivity to link with A W and Wheeling and Lake Erie.
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Ashland
J W Patterson
J Ramsey
W. E. Griffiths
E.’ Morton
H J. O'Dell
Lorain
the Plain Dealer
James W. Patterson
W.E . Griffiths
Pittsburg
N. W. Ramsey
Dayton
Goulds
Wabash
Custaloga
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Lines
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Toledo
Lost Right Foot After Train Accident in Orrville
John E Dulabahn of Massillon was badly injured when a eastbound Penn Gervania train struck him in Orrville Tuesday evening. His right foot was crushed and amputated at Dr A B Campbell's office. He had been a brakeman on a Wheeling and Lake Erie local and was returning home after spending the Fourth with friends. He rested comfortably Wednesday afternoon with no complications.
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Penn- Gervania
Orrville
John E Dulabahn
Massillon
A. B. Campbell
Dulababa
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dalabahn
Pennsylvania
Rieder Divorce Petition Seeks Custody and Alimony
Mrs. Tamzon Rieder of Richland County sues Gleason A. Rieder for divorce and relief. They married Oct 14, 1897. Children listed include Ethel, Emma, Marcella, and Gleason. She accuses neglect, dissipation of earnings, and failure to support. Requests custody, alimony, and restoration of her maiden name Tateion.
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Tamzon Rieder
Bbreve
Richland County
Gleason
Taryeion
State May Force Wooster Water Supply Change
The article discusses state oversight potentially forcing Wooster to secure a fresh pure water supply. It suggests the next legislature may pass a law to enable state supervision, with Wooster likely to find a method to obtain a reliable water supply.
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Wooster
The Diamond Cure for Consumption Reported in Paris
News from Paris claims a diamond cure for consumption has been found. An advertisement touts Kinb New-D for consumption coughs and colds with instant relief and permanent cure claims. Sold at Laubsch Boyd's drugstore for 30 cents with a 231 guarantee.
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Paris
W.T. McGee
Van‘leer
Fenn
Kinb
Laubsch &Boyd
Lightning Strikes Ira Irvin in Barn Accident Near Orrville
During a severe electrical storm Ira Irvin assisting Will Hetrick to install a bay track in Jesse Schaller’s barn two miles east of Orrville was struck by lightning. He fell from a ladder, was unconscious for ten minutes, and suffered head facial wounds and burns. He was rushed home, treated by Drs. Shie and Irvin, and rests with injuries expected to heal.
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Orrville
Ira Irvin
Will Hetrick
Jesse SchaHer
Irvin
Hetrick
Schaller
Ivin
South Main Street
Telegraph Operator Geoghan Dies After Illness
Tom Geoghan a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania lines at Westernville died Friday night after two weeks of liver trouble. He had lost both legs as a youth after an accident on the Cleveland & Columbus road. He learned telegraphy and served despite artificial limbs, throwing switches and aiding colleagues. Survived by wife and two children, interment was in Massillon on Monday, July 10.
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Tom
Geoghan
Pennsylvania Lines
Westernville
Cleveland & Columbus Road
Tleoghan
Wooster
Massillon
Daiger Heir Consults Attorney Over Parental Estate
Wm Daiger formerly of Wooster now in Barberton located by The Republican article visited in city Saturday with attorney Rob Funck regarding the estate where Daiger is an heir. He believes funds due him come from his parents estate and notes years of no contact with relatives left him unaware of his parents death.
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Wm. Daizer
Wooster
Barberton
Republican
Rob Funck
Daiger
Automobile Tourists Aim for National Sentinel Meeting
A large touring party from Wooster, the biggest yet, set out from Parkeraburg West Virginia on Wednesday to attend the National Sentinel Benevolent Order convention. They plan to travel to Kalbach for a stop and reach Cleveland by Friday morning to spend Saturday before resuming their trip to the convention, with hopes of a friendly reception among Elka members and nature beliefs.
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Wooster
Pacers
Az Aur Bense
Pargeraburg
Raene
Tvere
Kilbaek
Kalbach
Nantes
Latherstaure
Sentunel
Cleveland
Elka
Saving Dollars by Small Daily Choices
An old adage notes saving a dollar saves ten and warns against waste. It cites seeds for a garden and endorses Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, priced cheaply and often preventing a doctor’s visit, sold by druggists.
Summer school attendance and staff updates in period
Attendance at the summer school is expected to exceed 650, with new classes forming in the fifth week. Several educators receive principalships or science teaching posts, including J O Wesday in Lorain and E L Rickert in Youngstown, while Arthur March heads to Hang Chow, China for a college post. Dr C C Miller and Dr Edward F Bigelow give lectures on nature study and related topics, drawing hundreds of listeners and field trips to local sites.
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J O
Wesday
Lorain
Simon Miller
Galion
F P Kiser
Baltic
Fand E L
Rickert
Han
Youngstown
C. C. Miller
Lima
H C. Wickoff
Beaver Falls
E L. Boydson
A. I. Root Company
Medina
F. N. Switzer
Canton
Dora Sutter
Shelby
Supt
Damon
Brownhelm
University
Roth
Edwin B. Evans
West Liberty
Littsburg
Byron King
Edward F. Bigelow
Stanford
Conn
Chicago
St. Nicholas
Dr & F Bigelow
Stamford
Michigans
Taylor Ball
Dr. Bigelows
Ast ‘Root
Democratic senatorial convention called for Wooster
In Wooster on July 27 1905 the Democratic senatorial committee chaired by Dr A Hart and secretary Frank Bhrper calls for a joint district convention of Holmes Knox Morrow and Wayne counties to nominate a state senator. Delegates allotments include Holmes 25 Knox 80 Morrow 18 Wayne 42.
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Knox
Morrow
Wayne
New Life Bills Sold as Remedy in Local Drug Store
A fragment notes a medicine called New Life Bills offered at Laubach and Boyd's drug store. It claims to relieve headache dizziness and constipation and to be a “wonderful remedy” with alleged sure relief, though wording is unclear.
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Laubach
Boyd’s
Rheumatism sufferer cites pink pills cure
Mr James Jones of Oxford Michigan describes a three year battle with rheumatism and paralysis in limbs and feet. After trying doctors without success, a friend recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills. By early 1904 after three boxes he reports a complete recovery and credits the pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers a booklet on blood diseases.
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Dr. Williams
Arone Deey
William Jones
Oxford
Mish
Oakland
Lapeet
Schenectady, N.zay
Exemption of State and Municipal Bonds From Taxation
A noisy legislative item presents a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to exempt state and municipal bonds from taxation. The text details section changes, ballot wording, and effective date, with sponsors Speaker Thomas and Senate leaders backing the proposal as part of a broader tax relief plan.
German Evangelical picnic at Odell's lake attracts big crowd
Social notes report the annual picnic and excursion of the German Evangelical church and Sabbath school at Odell's lake with a 6 40 a. m start. A large turnout is expected as past picnics drew many attendees.
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Odell’s Lake
Odell’s
Edith Smith Resigns From Procter Dry Goods Ators
Miss Edith Smith resigns her position at Procter dry goods. No successor named, turnaround indicated, leaving duties to be reassigned within the store.
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Edith Smith
Procter Dry Goods Ators
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment Article XVII reads terms and elections
The document outlines an 1905 joint resolution proposing Article XVII to Ohio's constitution. It sets election timing for state and county offices, specifies term lengths for governor and other officials, outlines terms for judges and other offices, provides vacancy appointment rules, and directs that vacancies be filled by election at the next general election after a set period. The text includes the certification by Secretary of State Lewis Claylin and signatures.
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State of Ohio
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Lewis C Fg Ylin
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