Wooster Republicans to Convene at City Opera House
The Wayne County Republican committee calls a convention at the City Opera House Wooster Ohio on June 15 1902 to nominate candidates for county offices including Probate Judge Auditor Treasurer Clerk of Courts and Coroner. Delegates and alternates must be forwarded to the secretary and chairman for certification.
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Various stray notes reflect Wooster civic concerns and political chatter
Disjointed observations from Wooster discuss local politics, public works, and social morals. References mention trains, newspapers, political apathy, health opinions, river matters, and the projected railroad network with a tone of everyday civic life. The garbled column hints at ongoing debates about infrastructure and leadership.
Kilt HENET Hero After Orrviile Brand Action Near Mt Vernon
General Kilt Henet emerges as a local hero for days while unlisted as a candidate. They struck yvold near Mt Vernon, a move the text links to earlier Orrville brand push months ago.
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Kenegland
Yvold
Mt. Vernon
Cincinnati Team Could Climb From Near Bottom
Ashland plans a new rubber factory and may grow to support a baseball team after more moves. Jeffries and Fitzimmons show an early start in the preliminary rounds, with the bout set for next Friday night.
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Ashland
Jeffries
Fitzimmons
West Virginia debate over municipal code bill and reform
A garbled OCR style item discusses a West Virginia professor and a thirty day boiled water plan, mentions Governor Nash and a municipal code bill, and weighs political consequences and state censorship. It notes concern over how the bill will be received and the desire to keep the new system stable. The piece hints at legislative maneuvering and regional reaction.
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Kveen
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Woo
Nash
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Marriage Licenses Filed For Badthaet And Tu reek
Jobo Badthaet and Bertha Mars Tu reek oof War er appear in the marriage licenses record. The filing confirms their intention to wed but does not list further details such as dates or places in the accessible text.
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Jobo Badthaet
Bertha Mars Tureek
Antiimperialists to Freer Meeting in Welton's Tarsting Fate
A chaotic fragment but notes a Boston gathering of antiimperialists in Welton's Tarsting area to discuss investigations into the Philippines and the committee’s actions. Also mentions a July 22 Cleveland carriage shooting where Frederick Morison killed himself after a rejected marriage proposal to Mary Cowles.
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Nord
Clarkes
Adama
Jawan Caadman
Welton
George
Hte
Philippines
Heme
Cart Schure
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Miles Avenue
Mary Cowles
Fredérick Morison
Salem
Morrison
Corn for Sale at Our Mill in Thousand Bushels
We offer good yellow ear corn from our mill, available in any amount while stock lasts. Also selling a wheelman’s bag with a bottle of Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil heals. Addresses typos but indicates sale of corn and a patent remedy product.
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Blank & Gray
Thomas
Notice to Farmers at Empire Mills Seek Wheat Buyers
Notice to farmers inviting wheat growers to store wheat for bread at Empire Mills free of charge. Offers 35 pounds flour and 12 pounds bran per bushel of 60 pounds wheat. Promises highest price for good wheat. Flour and feed sold. Reference Wooster National est eu.
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Wooster National
Smithville Notes Record Local Happenings
Smithville notes from July list weather totals rain on nights of the 11th and 18th, several visits and illnesses, including Lem Davis from Coshocton, Jos Shuallenberger recovering from lumbago, Enos Holt injured from a wagon fall, and Typhoid death of John Gilbert’s child. Local guests include the Steddings in Windlay, Prof R B Myers, J W Myers in Findlay, H H Beeleman of Mansfield, Insteck George F Miller of Mansfield, and others. Community events feature the Fete Champetre by Epworth League, a forthcoming Ladies' Aid fete, and social at the Lutheran church to honor Dr Don Morgan family. Threshing underway with 70 to 35 bushels per acre. Miss Ethel Gettelman visiting. Mr Bayes 77, veteran of Mexican War and Civil War.
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Coshocton
Jos Shuallenberger
Enos Holi
Wellersville
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Vis
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R.B. Myers
Familly
J. W. Myers
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Austin Brant
H. Baker
Orrville
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Aly
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Wadeworth
Dohe
Bright
Epworth League
Methodist Church
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Hope
Kev Russell
Bayes
Secord
Pennsylvania
James McDavitt
U.S. Infantry
Ilo
Lusdo
Ethel Gettelman
Reading
Misa Francis Gelvelman
Don Morgan
Ohio
West Virginia
Tl BR Wilson
Bloomfield Clarke St
de Morgan
Injuries From Horses Mark Weekend In Maysville Area
Local notes report a spate of horse related mishaps including a rider knocked from a buggy near Applecreek and a knee dislocation at Jacob Sharp’s. A baseball game incident left Chas Brown with a cheekbone injury while Roy Florian, 14, died after a fall into a quarry following a trip over a water pipe. Gas asphyxiation killed workers John Brand and John Murphy at Lorain Steel. A wagon accident near Ashtabula sent Webp and Hayes-Weaver into a flood.
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Allen Browns
Chas
H Brown
Curis
Bert Smith
Mincie Kyman
Applecresk
Mr Smith
Locomotives Collide Injuring Many in Valley Railroad Crash
Two passenger trains on the Valley railroad collided near Clarissa street and Hope hospital, causing one fatality and multiple serious injuries. Fireman Peter W. Putnam, 36, died instantly. Several passengers from Rochester and nearby areas were hurt as wrecked engines and coaches plunged into the Grie canal feeder and Genesee river area.
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Rellial
Valley Railroad
Grie Canal
Peter W. Putnam
Aotchester
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N. Y
Fred McVittie
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L. A. Bause
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Jimma J Watley
Gladys Wagen
Hochester
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Minnie
Tyler
Sidney Tyler
J. G Tyler
Mr. Mercer
New York City
G Lonefellow
Bridge
Megon Ui Clarissa Street
Hope Hospital
Eneme
Putnam
Genessee River
Canal
HIT A FREIGHT TRAIN EVIDENCING FATAL FOUL MURDER AND ROBBERY
Ohio dispatches report a wreck on the Cleveland and Pittsburg line near Hudson Ohio where an open switch caused a westbound Pittsburg flyer to collide with an eastbound freight. Injured include Mary Nimma a Syrian woman from Columbus, Harrison Headley of East Liverpool, engineer John Schibely of Cleveland, and conductor T J Seith of Cleveland. About 100 passengers were aboard. the freight crew was unharmed. Mary Nimma is said to be en route to Cleveland to bury her dead husband and suffers three broken ribs and internal injuries.
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Renowned specialists offer free trial for chronic diseases
Advertising trip promises consultation examination and medicines at no charge to all who call on July 25 and 26 at Archer House. Cure guarantees cover cataracts deafness and other conditions with new absorbive and electric methods. married women must be accompanied by husbands.
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Archer House
Unclear fragment from historical notice
The readable text shows scattered references to months and percentages but lacks coherent events or entities to summarize into a clear news item. No identifiable people, organizations, or places form a usable summary.
Wooster Markets Produce Corrected by W J Tyma
Corrected by W J Tyma dealer in Wor Wheat Flour Oorn Vain Rye Barley Seed flour per barre Wheat per bushal Kye Oats Oorn Harley Wool-unwashed Timothy Hav Sault shows prices and minor figures for local farm produce market against a dated listing.
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W. J. Tyma
Oorn Harley
Timothy
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