Wooster Obituaries and Local Notes July 18 1600
The Wooster Republica reports Bert Burkholder 19 died at a Lodi home with funeral set for Monday. Various items include horse sale notes, injuries from binder, a juvenile arrest for shoplifting, medical moves to Cleveland, and a planned picnic address by Rev Neikirk. Mentions Mrs Radigan to Cleveland for care, Ada Hosler's decline, and local transport incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Burkholder
Frank Burkholder
West North Street
Lodi
W. Houser
Mra Obser
J. M. Quinby
A. A Geigey
Robert C Stinson
Mayor Pope
Dalton
Wooster Beats Ashland In Baseball Matchup
Wooster defeated Ashland 9 to 7 in a preseason baseball game. The Wooster schedule lists the Smithville Chautauqua running August 3 for 10 days with a no charge camping policy. The partial programme includes concerts by the Wooster City Band and multiple lectures and performances through the week with varied start times and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ashland
Smithville Chautauqua
The
Wooster City
Col Copeland
Samson
Riddie Rev Brown
Raim
Heroman
Cumhack
Col Haus
Georgia
Old Times
Dixie
Adim
Leland
Jesus the Carpenter
Jesus the Man of Science
Seashore Excursions to Atlantic City and Sea Isle City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers low rate excursion tickets to Atlantic City and Sea Isle City for eight days with a 12 day return window. Stops over Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia available. Info from ticket agents and J. Capefty, Vd, with Deer Park Hotel details and dates June 1 to Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B.C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Orustin
Chicaga
Deer Park
Allegona
Baltimore & Ohio
Avery
Naval Academy
W E. Yarnold
Ald
Deer Park Garrett Co
Odenkirk Plans Two Wells With Lodi Crew
H B Odenkirk told The Republican from Lodi Tuesday that his company would shoot two wells Wednesday afternoon and one more Thursday afternoon. A local official from Here will be present to witness the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Odenkirk
Republican
Lodi
Poultry Show Planned in Wooster January 11 to 23
The Ohio Poultry Association will hold its next meeting and car show in Wooster from January 11 to 23, after directors accepted an offer from the Central Ohio Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Wooster was chosen over Canton, Cleveland, and Columbus, and local members will organize details and plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Poultry Association
Wooster
Central Ohio
Canton
Cleveland
Columbus
Saint sect member Lydia Kauffman dies at Georgetown
In Georgetown a spinster named Lydia Kauffman died recently. She belonged to a local Saints colony and was remembered as a kind neighbor. Her funeral Monday was led by a Saints minister from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Lydia Kauffman
Kauffman
Miss Kauffman
Kentucky
Husbandman foot caught by wheel on farm near city
James Heller brother of Count-Treasurer-elect Daniel Heller suffered a severe foot and ankle sprain when his right foot became wedged between a farm wagon frame and a wheel on the Jacob Geiselman property about 33 miles southeast of the city. Help required removing two wheel spokes before he could be freed. Dr A T Rashford treated him. No bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heller
Daniel Heller
Jacob Geiselman
A T Rashford
Filed the Shackles
Milo Dashem, a runaway from the Children s Home, escaped Sunday night and used a light chain and padlock. Superintendent Jarvis says Dashem is the worst boy he has ever had at the institution and notes repeated escapes with other youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Dashem
Hay
Orrville
Dashem
Jarvis
North
Ingeon
Farvis
Daushem
Farmer injured after trying to stop runaway horse
Matthew Stair of Plain township was severely injured on South Beaver street when he attempted to halt a runaway horse owned by Job Saul. The horse bolted past the Moupges House, striking Stair and throwing him onto the street. Stair suffered deep head cuts and facial injuries, was carried to a hotel, treated by Dreof and Harris, and remained unconscious briefly before regaining some comfort. The horse was halted on West South street and the buggy sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Stair
Plain Township
Job Saul
Beever Street
Newell Hlhurphrey
Moupges
Starr
Bon
Tre
Dreof
Haris
Steli
Stair
Juda Webster
West South Street
Blue Goose Robbed and Local Notices in Congress Township
John Mier reports a sneak thief robbed the Blue Goose saloon till Saturday night and damaged the exit lock. Sheriff McCoy sold Hettinger Bros grocer stock and personal property. John Mykrantz bought the stock for 8301. Wheat crops in Congress township near failure with fields uncut. Plus various personals: new baby, visits, teaching duties, and local bounty of community members and events in Wooster Congress area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicar Congress
John Mier
Blue Goose
McCoy
Hettinger Bros
John Mykrantz
Ashland
Travy & Avery
Mansfield
Hettinger
Congress Township
Important Date Excursion Tickets To Atlantic Coast Resorts
On Thursday August 9 excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines to 10 popular seashore resorts on the Atlantic coast. Destinations include Atlantic City Capo May Avalon Anglesea Holly Beach Boardwalk City Wildwood Rehoboth Ocean City. Round trip from Wooster is 13 50 good for 12 days from Geo Loyola ticket agent at Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suf4aia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Cit Capo May
Avalon Anglesea
Holly Boonc Boa Tale City
Wildwood
N. J
Rehoboth del
Ocean City
Gale
Wooster
Geo
Loyola
Many Defendants Wooster Woman Granted a Divorce
A Wooster divorce case draws a large hearing with about 400 local residents facing stockholder liability for the Lake Erie, Wooster and Muskingum Valley railroad. Arguments cover statute of limitations, donations, insolvent subscribers, and misapplied bond funds. The proceeding unfolds with multiple attorneys and court inspectors over a likely extended session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Roach
H. ,Harrett
Smiser
Spooner
John Metalla
Smitchfeld
Wof Ween
Sweeney
Vod Metz
Ross Wook
Thomas
Barrett
Sever
Caprious Davos
Capetain Kauke Judermos Bo Ladson
Vite Horn
Charles Pdormoon
Horn
Femge
Hetler
Harvest Field Accident Details From Local Farm Incident
A garbled field report describes a harvest day accident near a farm, mentioning a worker near a horse and several injuries. The text references water, family, and the home return of an individual named Veron, with scattered names and fragments indicating a local incident with medical attention and community response.
Woman's Rights Club Convention Notes and Dinner
Fragment from a historical society paper describing a Women's Rights Club convention. It details remarks on success, a mass gathering of women, speeches, songs, and recitations. It records charges against Mrs Miller by president Mrs Hartzler, decisions upheld, and several officers elected including Mrs Hartler as president and Mrs Miller as treasurer. A list of attendees and a notice about bill posting as a source of income is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama
Thos. Georhan
Foe Miller
Fod Hartz Fer
Eof Miller
Ivy Hartler
Thomas Geoghan
Win. Coulter
K. E. Miller
WW. Haf Nery
Publi
Bk. F. Miller
J. R. Hartzler
S P Hartzler
F. B. Johnston
John JT Kurtz
NW Spear
John Mertz
A Brandt
F Brandt
A Hall
Mary Roe
Wm Fetter
John S Yoder
John Speicher
Anna McEwen and Son
C. Z Yoder
J Wirth
A J. Tawney
Mary Hartzler
E. H. Miller
Jay
Sterling
A. Deneke
H. Fetter
Amanda Mishler
Johnathan S Yoder
Harry Hoover
Rolly Fetter
Alvin Byler
Roy V. Myers
Chas. F. Hartzler
D M. Knapp
D Speicher
G. C. Hall
Ella Wirth
Goldie Mertz
Della Miller
Mamie Zimmerman
Viola Speicher
Howard C. Yoder
Mary E. Yoder
Earl Root
John Root
Joe Geoghan
Alice Geoghan
Mary Kreger
Alpha Breneman
Sadie Root
Lavinda Kurtz
Dalta Mary Speicher
Cara Byler
Bertha
Mary Fetter
Mary
Chinese minister reports safety of minsters in Peking
Special Telegram from Washington July 17 Wu Tang Fang the Chinese minister to the United States received a cablegram announcing the safety of foreign ministers in Peking on Monday July 6 two days after the massacre. The government calls the news queer as Conger US minister at Peking has not sent word. News came from a New York Herald correspondent and was copied from that source. Chinese defeated at Tien Tsin cable recalls Remy report of allied force storming a wall of Tien Tsin on Saturday July 14 with Americans participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. C
Wu Tang Fang
United States
Peking
Noews
Conger
U. S
New York Herald
Woostyk
Wasnixeres
Remy
Tien Tsin
Revolt Spreading in China as Boxers Threaten Peking
Reports from Shanghai and provinces Chi Li Shan Stoar and Shan Tune describe massed Chinese populace toward Peking to resist foreign influence. British and Japanese forces brace for potential clash while casualties mount in Tien Tsin after allied assault fails. Admiral Remey confirms heavy losses and ongoing combat as global powers monitor the crisis.
German Press Responds with Sorrow Over Peking Massacre
Berlin reports a unified national reaction to the Peking massacre with deep sorrow and calls for perfect harmony among powers. The German press notes the death toll rising to 93, up from earlier figures, and urges unity in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Peking
Liscum Death and U S Losses in China Action
Springfield reports camp Lincoln learning of the Chinese battle at Tien Tsin and the death of Colonel Liscum of the Ninth Infantry along with wounded officers. General Wheeler lauds Liscum and a second brigade tendered services to China. Washington posted an estimate citing 25 percent American casualties at Teh Tain versus 9.26 percent at Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscum
Springfield
Ills
Camp Lincoln
Tien Tsin
China
Ninth Infantry
I. N
Tannerd
Chicago
Joe Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
Santiago
Washington
War Department
Tien Tam
Vis
Teh Tain
Floods Sweep Texan Towns and Kill Fifteen
In Galveston Texas on July 17 fifteen people die as floods from recent rains devastate Coleman and surrounding areas. Rivers overflow and rail lines submerge, delaying relief efforts while property loss mounts and trains struggle to reach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaa
Galveston
Tex
Coleman, Tin
Colemano
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Pe Road
Ouleman
Forde
Rem K
Coleman 15
Ita
Rushipe
Feart
City Council Minutes Show Bills and Lighting Demands
Regular meeting of the City Council with President in chair. Budgeting and repairs dominate talks, including pavement on North Grant Street and lighting costs for Day Bark and Park. Insurance on City building discussed, with policy adjustments urged to cover the entire structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman
Holl Tall
Noller
Orthe Stern Avene
Overholt
Mra. Herd
Nold Avenue
van Nest
McGowarp
Strouse
Grant
Callahan
Joneca Street
Solith Crithfield
Fisher
Pbekigric Light Company
Faber
Sittin
Berk
Smoth
Malier
Bun Perrag
Toredh
Achamerimansard
Nero
Mirgmn
Brett Pramas
Vai Nest Wabter
Wb Ftaban Gamed
Waynes Lanplers
Nest Water Zuimerman
Dole
Atmiperina
Barkwborn
Mmeuber
EMP
Nelo Vite Veao
Meuse
Nel
Drapes van Nest Walter Cmmmermian
Rhinnes
Unclear OCR fragment hints at shoe care or fashion note
Fragmentary text mentions shoes and footwear topics with garbled words and names. no clear event or entities to anchor a news item. Provides no cohesive facts or identifiable people, places, or organizations.
Atlantic City excursion by Pennsylvania Railroad line
Tickets available August 9 for a round trip from Wooster to Atlantic City via Philadelphia and Delaware River Bridge route. Sleeping car included, price 1.50, with stops at Cape May, Avalon, Ocean City and more. Information from agent W G Lryde in Wooster.
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the Wooster Republica
U. Is
Odenkirk
Creston
M. S. Freed
Morris Nickel Plate
Stacy and
Sidle
Winkler
Wylie Smith Barns
Milton Miller
Jakie’ Hagerman
Ada Hosler
Blacklesville Road
Alice Wiliams
George L. Williams
Takio
Shanghai
Chominee
Carling Moon
Skron Offenmyer
S F Neikirk
Princa
Smithaile
Wayne Cerin
Smithwall
Louis Shaffer
Duomild
A& Train
Cave
Wille Moore
Stacey
Fallow
Atlantic City
N.J
Ortville
Rues Pen Ivania
Joly
State Poultry Association
Ooster
Saints
Ray Wager
Congress
John Seifert
J Warner
Towg
J F Simon
M J Barth
Burbank
Simon
Misa
Eva McAoney
H J. Sullivan
George
George Garver
Wm. Ga
Fredericksburg
Rec
Mr Twintes
Greentie
Ted Tran
Telets
Mose Watie Harness
Moss
Agra
Woman's Rights Club
Weilersville
Penere
Tien Tsins
New Hwang
Meusia
Svidon
Rhinehn
Mercandice
Thracene
Chefu
Chi Li
Shan Stoar
Shan Tune
Dreseat
Tain
New Chwing
Port Arthour
Rur
Pye Hing
Ch'eg Hing Po
Grand Canal
Roy
Mike
Remey
Lissum
Davis
Marine Corps
Lemley
Butler
Leonard
Wheeler On
Anderson
Western Union Telegraph Office
Kelly
Frankfort
Jim Howart
Jack Chinn
Goebel
Market Reports
Caicos
Pittsburg
Wendy Tutchers
Meroe
Wes By
Medinma
Heavy York
Eho Beckers
A. Tate
Coonfon
Bur Fkalo
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
Pruc
Wooster Markets
Craaighead & Co
WDP
Tyueni
Bram Se
Coung Trenee
Smith
Board of Equalization
Allens
Throughio
Saxpd Aps
Pennsyvanbenes
Pennsylvania Blues
Atlantic
Édarry
Willia Eun
DP Hadelphia
Iplaware River Bridge
Athlantic
Cape Slay
Amelasea Avalon
Ny Tech
Geeun City
Sea Tele
Wild Wise No
Ocean
Rehoboth
Pines of
Lebel Ps
Ee Wits
Nea
Jon
fave _ McClure & Co
Craighead & CO
A.J. Fredrick & Go
Narpkins
Lapigs
COODS
LACE
Wooster, O
A. J. Fredrick & CO
Jot Landers
Logue Manufacturing Co
Pittston Pa
Oper
Bialer Business College
Sale
Hudson Bay
Sable
Wostet Court House
Winkler Horse CO
Orrville, Ohio
Feedinghories
W. J. Winkler
J. & Eshelman
Conooerrh, W. He. Harris
Mr Ede
Fawity
Apierica
St. Leon Family
Gonklins
Isa Irne
Edison
Edieean
National Phonograph CO
Fifth Ave
Daily Republican
Delaw
Aherbus
Agustif
Nick Amster
Ohio
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