Inspectors tally Wayne County treasury funds
The Inspectors' Report to the Probate Judge by Dr H A Hart and Frank Taggart Esq finds 829192 44 in city water works and school funds in the county treasury. Apportions show city funds 216040.27, water works 1152 08, school funds 8110uy 77. Unapportioned tax collections total 114201.61, making overall treasury 14334905 counted and accounted for.
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Wayne County Treasury
H. A. Hart
Frank Taggart
Treasury
Editor's Wife Sues for Divorce Over Adultery and Cruelty
Clara D Krieble files in Common Pleas at Orrville for divorce from Perry F Krieble alleging multiple adultery acts at his Orrville office and extreme cruelty. She notes their marriage produced three children, and details Wooster residence history and his employment at Crescent printing.
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Clara DD Krieble
Common Pleas Court
Perry F Krieble
Orrville Crescent
Krieble
Orrville
Kriebles
Wooster
Ipper Printing Company
Crescent
Hamilton
Pan American Exposition impressions from Wooster visitors
A Wooster observer reports Buffalo Pan American exposition highlights. He praises the Niagara Falls route, the Elmhurst Hotel stay, and the electric towers as city of light wonders. The writer contrasts Pan American with Chicago 1893, noting the Midway and exhibits like Darkest Africa and Baby Incubator, and salutes local manager Ned Miller at Plaza.
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Chicago
Saayit Earpard Croerg
Bostock
Japan
Africa
Elmhurst Hotel
Geo
Kattler
Hotgel
Earth
All Wooster
Wayne County
Court of Honor
Midway
Phillip- Wine
Nuremberg
Vienna
A Room for Collars in Hot Weather
A Wooster store man notes warm weather boosts collar sales, with customers buying fresh collars for hot days or convenience. He observes shirtwaists heighten demand, as collars sell when coats conceal them, and some buyers opt for lower collars to stay cool.
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Wooster
Oil Explosion Kills Mrs Ratza and Three Children
Pittsburg July 22 Mrs Sophia Ratza and three children died in an oil explosion at their home when a woman tried to hasten the kitchen fire with oil. Francis Ratza the husband was severely burned aiding them. Early reports from Nashville and Storrs Conn note other unrelated items in the day’s briefs.
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Pittsburg
Sophia Ratza
Francis Ratza
Missing girl sparks wide search and ransom suspicion
The 27 year old daughter of Mrs Jane Jerwain, Mr Eaton area, has been missing since Saturday morning. A Mt Eaton party will join ongoing hunts causing worry to the well to do family. Police and neighbors fear possible kidnapping for ransom as the mother grieves over the unsettled disappearance.
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Soutoqueunt
Millersburg
Wooster College football seeks eastern coach and schedule
A Wooster committee in charge of procuring a football coach has a candidate from an eastern college viewed as a strong addition. It expects to announce success in a few days. The university has secured several first class opponents and will publish the full fall schedule in about a month.
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Wooster
Universit
Spors Im Wooster
Railroad seeks right of way in West Lebanon coal fields
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus railroad, now controlled by Pennsylvania interests, sued the Ulysses Chatelain estate in West Lebanon Monday to gain right of way for a spur to coal fields and assess damages. The suit, aimed at opening the West Lebanon fields, was settled Monday afternoon without trial for 450.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad
Ulysses Chatelain
West Lebanon
Pennsylvania Company
C.A & C. Railroad
U S Agriculture Official Makes Ohio Station Inspection
Dr A C True, Director of the Office of Experiment Stations at the U S Department of Agriculture, visited Wooster on Monday to conduct his annual inspection of the Ohio Station.
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A ¢ True
U. S Department of Agriculture
Wooster
Ohio
Quick Time About as rapid delivery in Wooster
H H Miller reports a letter mailed from Seattle Washington at 7 pm on Wednesday the 11th and received in Wooster at 12 o clock Sunday noon the 21st. The delivery is described as fast enough for all practical purposes.
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Wooster
H H Miller
Mr Miller
Seattle
Washington
Canton Visit Discusses Massillon to Mansfield Line
Mr Parrish of this city traveled to Canton on Saturday to confer with Stark county commissioners about securing a franchise grant for a proposed Massillon to Mansfield railroad line. He said the line would eventually extend to Canton and towns along the route were pressing for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton News-Democrat
AM. Parrish
Canton
Massillon
Mansfield
Parrish
News-Democrat
Stark County
George Megrew Leaves Wooster for Cleveland Visit
George McGrew, long at Wooster since the university commencement, left Tuesday afternoon for Cleveland en route to other cities. He plans to return soon and spend much time in Wooster. During his brief stay he showed a generous spirit, contributing to English Lutheran, St James Episcopal, First Presbyterian English Reformers, and others. He is noted for wealth and potential as a benefactor if health and life permit.
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George McGrew
Wooster
Cleveland
McGrew
Wooster University
St. James Episcopal
First Presbyteriaeae
Megrew
Gdma
Ed-—U -Lea
Winkler Seeks Divorce Over Domestic Strife Near Wooster
David Winkler sues Rosa Winkler for divorce in Wooster area alleging she refused to cook and forced him to fend for himself for up to two weeks, hid his medicines, and dressed him for a pallbearer role, with other unfounded suits to drain his property. He cites health issues and ongoing friction as grounds.
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David Winkler
Rosa Winkler
Wrinkler
Winkter
Wooster
Shreve Man Killed After Surrey Crash
Edith Danny Repen reports Saturday evening tragedy near Roll Bowers residence as Andrew Allison age about 70 and his daughter return from Millersburg. one horse lunges, tramps Mr Allison, surrey falls, he dies Sunday night. Daughter and two children escape with minor injuries. Allison a Civil War veteran and Shreve Post 208 member.
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Edith Danny Repen
Atlock
Andrew Allison
Mra
John Woolgamot
Shreve
Millersburg
Roll Bowers
Mr. Allison
Mr Allison
Surrey
Ya'elock
Eccaphe
Allison
Shreve Post
Gare Shreve
Hochstetler Recommended by Republicans to Succeed Miller
Walter Hochstetler of Doylestown is recommended by the Republican executive committee to succeed FJ Miller of Doylestown as term expires. The new board will be organized in August.
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Walter Hochstetler
Doylestown
Republican Executive Committee
FJ Miller
Bum John Martin Arrested Near University
John Martin, who styled himself as a bum, loitered near the university Monday evening and was arrested. He lacked funds to pay a fine or buy lemonade, so he was given a few minutes to leave town and he complied.
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John Martin
Monday Evening Wedding at Stark Home Unites Stark and Deitrick
At the home of George Stark of East Nord avenue John Deitrick a popular blacksmith on South Buckeye street and Miss Emma Stark were united in marriage at eight Monday evening in the a2 0. Campbell of the U. 1 Church. Both parties are estimable and their many friends extend hearty con-
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George Stark
East Nord
John Deitrick
South Buckeye Street
Emma Stark
Campbell
U. 1
Electric Line Speeders Near Medina to Wooster Progress
The electric line from Cleveland to Wooster nears Medina with 100 workers daily. Company aims to complete this segment early spring if weather cooperates. Right of way securing from Medina to Wooster continues as trains may run soon after. Substantial horse training activity at the fairgrounds draws attention amid strong speed events at local wood track.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Vo Hard
Repuan
Medina
Medion
Massillon Mines Faces and Future Development Plans
New York dispatches report the Massillon mines towe d July 11 and now in running order with a 31 000 000 capital. Titan bonds totaling 87 000 000 back the issue. The prospectus says 1400 acres of coal land in Massillon district to be developed and further acquisitions as found. Dan Hanna of Cleveland is president and Walter J Mullins of Wooster is general manager. stock controlled by M A Hanna & Company. Consolidated properties include James Mullins Coal company and James and Walter J Mullins coal company. Bonds of 340 000 are being sold for development. West Lebanon Field in Wayne county will be fully developed with railroad connections soon, enabling large coal shipments once facilities are in place.
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New York
Massillon
Dan
Hanna
Cleveland
Sad Walver
West Lebanon
Wayne County
Soldiers Cause Commotion at Buffalo Exposition Gate
The 74th Regiment of the New York National Guard returned from Buffalo claiming a good time at the exposition. Some Mansfield and Ohio soldiers attempted free admission, rushed the gate, and caused a brief incident before guards intervened and most exited or paid the fifty cent entry.
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Guombang
Santurday
Daing
Seventy-Fourth Regiment
New York National Guard
Foreman
Buvyrus
Ohio Duy
Venguet
Wayun Pate
Ohio
Buffalo
Wooster Post Office Letters for Week Ending July 22 1901
List of gentlement names and recipients remaining at the Wooster post office for the week ending Monday July 22 1901. Names include R. H. Borden Wilbur Borden Geo Cooley Samuel Ust J.D. Band William Ny Philip Pfeister H Ss.
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Wooster
Wooster Post Office
R. H. Borden
Wilburt Borden
Geo. Cooley
Samuel Ust
J.D. Band
William Ny Philip-Pfeister
Books for Five Years At the State Board Meeting
The Worcesterity Board of Education met on July 6 13 and 2 to decide five year text book adoption for Ohio public schools. Revisions render many current editions unsuitable and a special committee will review U S History and other subjects.
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Reed
McQuffey
White
Walshe
Swoddard
Mowall
Ginn
Kellogg
Steele
Martin
Andrews
Gage
William
Gray
Miloe
Wentworth
Myers
Collar
Hantels
Bennett
Torrid Heat In Midwest Triggers Deaths And Prostrations
Reports show extreme heat across towns in states like Iowa Kansas Missouri and Illinois with temperatures in the 90s and hundreds. Nine or more deaths are tied to the heat and many people suffer prostrations as thunderstorms briefly bring relief.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Corn Belt
Leavenworth Kan
Keokuk
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Lars Moines
Indianapolis
Intipnuth
Terr Harterod
Pine Elam Ark
Topeka
Lingala
Nob
Ashland Threshing Accident Leaves Several Injured
An Ashland threshing accident occurred at a barn on the Savannah road when a threshing engine from Emmons and Stitzel exploded. John Wertman was seriously injured, K Jackson and another Wertman were scalded, and George Deimer suffered facial injuries.
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Asheanh
Emmons & Stitzel
Tintem Hoyd
Savannah Road
John Wertman
K Jackson
Wertman
George Deimer
From Ohio Towns News Garnered In Cukeye Field
Ohio items report political maneuvers at a state convention in Columbus on July 31 and local incidents. Also noted are a habeas corpus ruling in Mollie Frye's deposition, a bank theft in Daytona, and tax changes for the People's Gambler company in Cleveland.
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Niagara Falls
Hudson House
Mgard
F. R. Msberman
Kettler
Cever
Hudson
Goat Island
Rirea. Storrs
Conn
Connecticut Agricultural College
Flint
Nelson S. Mayo
Henry A. Ballou
Thomas D. Knowles
Charles B. Myers
St Paul
Walter
Bourne
Ramsay County
W. R. Johnson
Frank Underwood
Carom
Mr. Eaton
Apeelal
Rapublican
Mr. Parrish
George Megrew
Ethel Hall
East Liverpool
Bruce
N. G
Speeders
Tratatoy
Wadsworth
THE
Massillon Mines
Trust
Anon
74Th Regiment
Board of Education
Seome
Ana Pear
Minnet
Concord
Alaska
Navy Department
Knox
Qom Pauwis
Amsterdame
Kruger
R Puble
Pretoria
Prétoria
Ashland
Cukeye
Groot
Bryan
Columbus
Jalil
Miner
Mollie Frye
William Mee
Hla
Daytona
City National Bank
United States
Asanal City Board of Equalization
People’s Gamblet Company
Bridgeport
Wheeling Traction Company
Powers
Eikine
Mortatt
Rural Mail Service
Warhinston
E. H Hathaway
R.C Hazard
W. B Galtree
Navy
Naval
Hartrath
Naval Academy
Micigan
Berati
Venoa Gay
Adelbert Steroleg
Hiers
South Africa
Conje
Paar Debers
Prince Miguel of
Braganza
Constitution
Columbia
Long Island Sound
Neely
Root
War Department
Department of Justice
Mertade
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