HOURS OF HAPPINESS AND SOCIAL PLEASURES DISCUSSED
Social circle at Mrs. Freeman Bowers home despite bad weather held a dinner and literary program with new members initiated. Mrs. Barnhart read, a duet by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Long entertained, Kodak snapshots captured the crowd, and Muschenich’s Mandolin Serenaders fueled a dancing assembly in Miller’s Hall. About 26 members attended with many names listed, praising Mrs. Bowers hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Bowers
Anna Barnhart
Nap Hill
Lydia Long
Beresford
Bowers
Muschenich
Miller’s Hall
Slisses
Lule Frick
Less Johnson
Nancy Johnegan
Grace
Fio Dunlap
Gypsy Faylor
Isabella Inrng
Zella Bevard
Bess Baumgardner
Addella Gayot
Flo Sibbett
West Pullman Ll
Edward Baitzley
Fred
Chas McKinney
Harry Horn
Jno Zimmerman
J. W. Carnes
Fred Graham
Webb Horn
Will Curry
Geo. McCormick
Highland Park
Warn
Suicide at Lodi depot shocks Wheeling & Lake Erie
Friday night a 19 year old telegraph operator Harmon Weidner of Ankenyton Knox county committed suicide by hanging in the Lodi depot. No motive known. Earlier report notes neighborly aid from J W Christy and others who lent support after Nolin faced crop failures in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Lodi
Harmon Weidner
Ankenyton
Knox County
Cleveland Ladies to Visit McKinley Excursion at Meyers Lake
Mrs Cos Stewart of Cleveland orchestrated a visit for Cleveland women and veterans to Major McKinley at Meyers Lake on July 6. Cars will carry excursionists to the lakeside exercises two miles from the city. a patriotic farewell song will be sung on the return. Notable attendees include Mrs Elroy M Avery, Mrs Mary Stuart Coffin, Captain F S Robers, and Henry Bohl. Major McKinley and wife attended a private musicale with 100 people from nearby towns. The piece also notes local ads for Wash Goods and cheap shirt waists from Beebe and Beade's department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos Stewart
Elroy M Avery
Cleveland
McKinley
Mary Stuart Coffin
Michigan Republican Club
F S. Robers
Columbus
United States
Henry Boh
Marietta
Major McKinley
St. Laws
George D. Harter
Osnton
Massillon
Inaugural Day Centennial Committees Formed and Plans Set
The county marks its Centennial with Inaugural Day events on August 11 featuring wheel races fireworks and a bands display. A large committee led by Arch Moore and secretary Fred Faber names subcommittees for Lodges Industries Bicycles Bands and multiple local districts with prizes for bands and wheel counts and a special fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Forbes Alcock
W. W. Garver
Geo. Plamer, Jr
Fred Faber
C. A. McDonald
E. K. Geigelman
Fred Harding
W. B. Bryson
Enos Pierson
David Nice
A. F. Buchheit
Arch Moore
Alcock
Rnder
Hreworks
W. 8
Bryson
Chester
W.W. Garver
K. M. Baker
D. Musselman
Wm Ratt
Congress
E. J. Pocock
James Brown
Dr.h J. Sullivan
Pinin
C. Lessitter
J.C. Smyser
J. A. Sidle Clinton
C W. van Niman
J. Lehr
John Geesaman
T. N. Denny
Franklin
C. Patrick
H. McCatee
Jas. A. Hamilton
M. McDowell
Yol King. Baughman
G. D. McIntire
J. Welmer
Alf. Weygundt
Chippewa
F. A. Miller
W.H. Smith
E. M. Gardner
Multon
Peter Mouyey
Frank Wright
J. B
Bees Attack Shank in Clarksville Area Accident
John Shank of Nashville formerly Wooster and Harry Lawrence stock buyers were in a buggy near Charney Williams residence when Williams bees swarmed. Shank stepped from the vehicle to warn the family and was attacked by two hound dogs, injuring his right arm and leg. He shook them off but suffered severe lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shank
Nashville
Wooster
Harry Lawrence
Charney Whitiams
Clarks
Mr. Shank
Williams
Oil meeting for Wooster prospects fails to start
The Wooster gathering to interest local capitalists in the Canaan oil boom was canceled as Mayor’s office timing and interest collapsed. Only D L Whitmyer of Canaan appeared at the office with Johnson & Kaup of Akron, while reporters and others left after hours with no plans for rescheduling or continued prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
D. L. Whitmyer
Johnson & Kaup
Akron
Tyoe Republican
Whitmyer
Enthusiastic Convention Boil Over in 10,000 Crowd
The scene at the Democratic convention features 10,000 people roaring with gold and silver factions, Altgeld and Stone prominent on the floor, roll calls and an extended clash over Michigan and Nebraska delegations. After a long tumult, order is restored and permanent organization proceeds with White presiding and Finley listing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flow
New York
E Gold
Daniel
Sousa
Daniels
Governor Stone
Midsum
Cockrell
Illinois
Altgeld
Tavica
Hill
Michigan
Committee On Permanent Organization
Finley
Ohio
Senator White
California
Thomas J. Cogan
McKnight
Stevenson
Nebraska
West
Miseron
Jorge McConnell
Tinois Wir Srpcinwald Committee
White
Grst Lemer
Democratic Party
Goppertefton
Democrat E
Rwraags
W A Clark
Montana
Union
No Matter Where You to Wooster News
A promotional snippet for THE DAILY REPUBLICAN encourages readers to subscribe with postage prepaid to any Avetican address and flexible address changes for 12 cents a week, promising constant home news delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Repubican
Avetica
Axton 6 July 10 Cotell Found Guilty of Murder First Degree
Romulus Cotell, confessed killer of Alvin Stone his wife and Iran Stilson the hired man was found guilty of murder in the first degree. He showed no emotion after the verdict while family mourned in court. A motion for a new trial was filed and sentencing will follow in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axton
Romulus Cotell
Alvin Stone
Iran Stilson
Cotell
Prisoners Paroled in Coxsville Board Actions
The board of penitentiary managers has granted paroles to James Williams admitted November 26, 1894 from Franklin County to serve three years Dallas Smith from Jefferson County admitted March 2, 1895 sentenced four years for burglary Sam Sheehan admitted October 10, 1894 from Lucas County to serve three years for highway robbery Lewis Vandenburg admitted August 17, 1892 from Montgomery County to serve five years for grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxivsnes
Board of Penitentiary Managers
James Williams
Franklin County
Dallas Smith
Jefferson County
Sam Sheehan
Lucas County
Lewis Vandenburg
Montgomery County
Daniel Selected as Temporary Chairman in Silver Victory
The 555 to 849 roll call chose Senator Daniel over Hill amid cheers as the Silver men applauded. Daniel, escorted by Keating and White, addressed the convention praising majority rule while defending silver and opposing gold standard policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altgeld
Illinois
Cockrell
Martin
Stone
Mighigan
Altgell
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gnlngokes
John W. Daniel
David B. Hill
New York
Harrity
Daniel
Jones
Arkansas
H P Keating
Nevada
White
Virginia
Daniiel
Senate
Cizonao
Aurea Ati
Harity
Tre
New Youke
Bea
Democratia Party
Rae
Maine
Maryland
Sud
Oli Damden
Georga
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T. A. Nolin
Gresley
John Nolin
Chester Township
Nolln
J. W Christy
Christy
Nolin
J. W. Christy
Ellaperman’s Nation Store
South Market Street
Beebe’s
Beebe's
J.a.stockstill
Nevads
Bob Opinley
Montana Miners
California Sena
Old Dominion
St Lona
F&is
Corett
Awideo
Danie
Ont
Dami¢l
Rosavrel
Arkansan
Olu
Indiana
Dea
St Loa
New Orleans
Kentucky
Applaus
Great Britain
Ft Gu
Seymour
Greeley
Tilden
Hancock
South
East
New England
Teer
Wolcott
Stanford
McKinney
Herman Law
Tokar
Caon
Eland
Anita Valde
Kre Tiean
Greenhecks
Sherman
Amar
Vrinary
Treasury
Washington
Beth Mealy
Mia
Britain
Europe
Oliver
Grefit Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Chicago
Waniel
Electrical Carhonta
Cubs Mibustersa
Bt. Louis
Ypaubeneck
Teller
San Francisco
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