Reawednesdays SUEY 28 1807 and Wooster notices
Old soldiers appeared before the Board of Pension Examiners. Water works trustees plan a watermain on Columbus Avenue by the new B&O depot. Beaver Street residents held a 20 pinck at Highland Park. Fire damaged a dry goods store interior from a lamp explosion. Episcopal Sabbath School was postponed due to heavy attendance. A horse and harness were tied to a bank door for entry after damage. A seven year old schoolboy aroused by a runaway horse caused a gash. Community events include Methodists’ choir and lawn party at David Myers’ and fruit sales by Maurer the grocer. Weather mixed, crops hopeful as wheat dries. Fletcher Mandolin Club entertained at a lawn party in Leroy, Medina County. George H. Hay buys Creaton Milling Co plant. preparations to resume work. Wooster items include hospital escape, bank entrance repair, and various local notices. Ltd. doctor operations straighten a malformed seven month old child’s lower limbs. Prof. Lowden lectures on Diet and Mind at Wooster institutions and townsfolk request another talk. Second Wooster catalogue issued for School of Oratory. County jail barn sale and moving to Keller’s lot near Presbyterian church. Soldiers’ reunion program includes a Lincoln-era roster. Insanity petitions filed for Edward Houghton and John Senff. Illinois horses sold at Mongey House stables. 18 head averaged $112. Elyria merchant advertising debate and the value of newspapers for ads. Catarrh ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co. Toledo dealers endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pension Examiners
Anewater Works
Columbus
Beaver Street
Highland Park
Gensemer
Episcopal
Highland Ybiatk
H.C. Swesney
Louise Mulvehill
BhiGo
Shupa
Irah
Selby
Ronaway
Buck
Applecresk
bank /Methodiab
David Myers
East Liblerty Street
Fletcher Mandolin Club
Leroy
Medina County
Maurer
Geo. H. Hay
Creaton Milling Co’s
Hoover
Allady
Hoover Cottage
Grant Etter
Wooster Township
Union
Christian Church
Nokeye Street
J. C. .McClarrax
Toledo
Adam Tz
Ithar Lucas
Springville
Nellie McConkey
Shreva
D. Robison
Huntsville
Wooster
Hig
Ttam Pe
J. J. Kinney
C. J. Warner
F T. Lehman
Madisonburg
of Wonsterniversity
Skanke Chapel
Lowden
Lutheran Church
Soma
Éament
Smith & Keller
Marshall
North Walnut Street
Fe Old City Mills
Oratory
University of Wooster
Claude B. Davin
W. F. Keller
Presbyterian Church
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Wayne County
Lincoln
Edward Houghton
Dalton
John Senff
East Union Township
Illinois
Mongey House
W. P. Snyder
H Snyder
Elyria Republican
Hots
Elyria
Excursion to Seashore Resorts in New Jersey
Special low rate excursions to Atlantic City Cape May and leading resorts along the New Jersey coast will be run in July and August via Pennsylvania Line for details apply to C L Jaball Assistant General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio 814
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
New Jersey
Pennsyvania Liase
C. L. Jaball
Cleveland
Osta K
Li. Kimball
Pennsylvania
Summer
Cape
Ocean
Thoraday
Thordas
Avalon
Anglesea
Walnwood
Hully Beach
Wibe
Wooster Vial
Atlantic Cry
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Ansiet
Witel
Woower
Eveland
Uecker
Nashville
Winona
Eagle Lake
Warsaw
Ind
Agg Ventnsylvania Line
Vanseoger
I. Kimball
Unreadable OCR Notice of Travel Tickets and Transfers
Fragmented text shows references to train or travel tickets and return days with unclear rates and destinations. Names and places are corrupted, making details unreliable. The item reads as a damaged notice about travel arrangements and possible agent involvement, but specifics are not discernible.
Personal notices reflect Wooster social scene
From Wednesday's and Friday's Daily, Wooster readers learn of Miss Nettie Lucass vacationing in Findlay and Manafield, travel plans of Oscar Foss and Louis Rhodes to Pittsburg, Pa, and many locals visiting relatives or traveling for work. Members of the Zanesville bound Prof H B Work’s resignation, hometown politics, and social visits including Arrivals, departures and camp outings across Holmes county.
Dayton Spice Mills contest offers $5000 in cash prizes
The Dayton Spice Mills Co of Dayton Ohio invites customers to guess votes in a contest tied to its Jermey and O K Brands coffee promotions. No limit on guesses, with prizes totaling $5000 for the most correct answers. Circles or letters describe rules. mail or write for details. Excursion tickets to Sabina Ohio at reduced rates offered by Baltimore and Ohio for a conference camp meeting, with return validity to August 16 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Spice Milla, Co
Dayton
Ohio
Jermey and
O. K
Dayton Spice Mills Co
Sabina
Baltimore& Ohio R.B
Biue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Epa
Epforces
B. N.i Austin
Chicago
Death Notices of Faselburn and Patterson Family
John Faselburn, a respected former resident of Congress township, died after months of illness. The funeral was held Friday morning in Severmont at Burbank. Mrs. Katherine Norton Patterson, widow of Major O. E. Patterson, longtime Wooster resident, died July 16, 1897, at Ridgewood New Jersey, aged 63. She was born in Steubenville and married Major Patterson there. her children include Grey Patterson, Paul, Fred, and Katharine. The funeral was held Monday at St Paul’s P E church in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Faselburn
Congress Township
Severmont
Burbank
Katherine Norton Patterson
O. £. Patterson
George Pflager
Ridgewood
N.J
Wooster
Patterson
Steubenville
Major O. E. Patterson
M. B. Patterson
St.Paul
Skillful Child Study Lecture by Dr Lowden at Summer School
The third lecture of the Summer School was delivered by Dr T 8 Lowden of Greenville Pa on The Physics of Mental Action. He presented practical, up to date physiological psychology research in plain terms for teachers and general readers, noting continual advances and planning more sessions next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Lowden
Greenville
Lowden
Wooster
L’ref. Lowden
Wayne County
Fredericksburg
University of Wooster
Wilsenden
J. Stanley Hall
Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Eighth C N G Changes in Steubenville and Nearby Units
Lieut John B McClure resigns as first lieutenant of Co D 8th O N G and Capt A B Peckinpaugh resigns to become Inspector of Rifle. Frank Gerlach becomes sole commissioned officer of Wooster City Guard until election. Weybrecht elected major of Co KH Alliance. Squier and Gygen nominated for KE. Deever resigns. Brosius elected first lieutenant. Heer second lieutenant. Noncommissioned roster filled. encampment at Stenberville Aug 24-29 for Jefferson county centennial. Steubenville area notes on industry and transport included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
McClure
Co. D
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Frank Gerlach
Leutenant
Wooster City Guarda
G. 0. Weybrecht
Co. KH
Alliance
O. Squier
KE. L. Gygen
Lata Regimenta
K. " Deever
E. 4. Brosing
Co. A
Eucyrus
C. ©. Weybrecht
County Tax Settlement Totals and Saloons in County
County officials report 88 saloons in the area and detail tax settlements. Net tax revenue after fees comes to 6,577.47 with distributions to state, police, municipal, and county funds. Town totals include Mt Eaton 174.12, Dalton 348.26, Doylestown 815.06, Orrville 1,367.61, Applecreek 347.86, Wooster City 3,126.57, Congress 223.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Treaster A. Wy
Blackburn
Paul Frey
Mt.Eston
M. Mosgop
Dalton
M. Brookner
Marshall
A. B. Peckinp
Ugh
Mt. Eaton
Doyleatown
Orrville
Applecreek
Wooster City
Congress
West Lebanon
Coos Ta County
Gevert Aa
Doylestown
Wreck at Millersburg blamed on B A C crew
The Millersburg wreck probe shifts blame to the B and A freight engineer and conductor for unauthorized track use, leaving unresolved questions about jurisdiction. Philip Rosemond of Akron died in the collision between the A and C and B and A trains, while coroner's inquest was postponed. B and O officials have laid the men off as litigation looms. arbitration possible. The C A C tracks were used by the Bb QO under Holmes county contract, clarifying rights once facts are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vernon Republican
Millersburg
Adt
Camp Negotiating For Constructing 14 Miles of Railroad
A labor exchange meeting at Center Street HQ discusses negotiations to award the contract for 14 miles of a planned railroad extension to H. Camp. A final settlement is planned for Wednesday in West Lebanon Wayne County with Nevins Heckwell and Ranney to attend. The line would reach New Philadelphia upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Betron Journal
Labor Exchange
Center
H. 5
West
Lebanon
Wayne County
Messrs. Nevins, Heckwell and Ranney
New Philadelphia
Second lecture on Civvie Teaching by Wooster supt Haupert
Wooster superintendent Chas Haupert delivered the second lecture of the Ohio Teachers’ Association course on Civvie Teaching. He urged teachers to pursue self improvement through the reading circle, noting costs, time, and convenience while stressing the program’s value for varied readers and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Chas. Haupert
Wooster
Ohio
Civvie
Ita
Haupert
Board of Control
Fis
Ubito ‘Teachers’ Association
Luptla
Warranty deeds filed with multiple transfers
Deeds recorded include Florian Schaulter to Laura Kister for kt No Bazin sbreve 375, The Wooster Stove Co to John SS Elliott Iota No 138 and 3y to Wooster 85000, Mary I Lee to Michael M Mulier y acre in Canaso township S175, F J Fouteh to Charles KF Coulter pt 1st No 410 Creston S25, Peter Hoover to Mary FE Hoover lots 211 and 22 in Fairview and acres in Baughman township 3300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Schaulter
Kate N
Probate actions in Wayne County list of appointments
McClarran probate judge Amon Walter appointed administrator of John Kampf with 4400 dollars from Wayne County National Bank as guardian. W A Mackey, executor of Cyrun Mackey, to file his account. Nicholas Dressler declared insured and committed to the infirmary. Jennie Stuiler as administratrix of Anna confirmed with deed. Royer and Cook filed schedule of debts. W J Athey appointed administrator of J Cunningham. Petition to sell real estate and will of Anna Ahiammeil filed for probate. Usuring Aug.3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieboth McClarran
Jude Amon Walter
John Kampf
Wayne County National Bank
W A. Mackey
Cyrun Mackey
Nicholas Dressler
Jennie Stuiler
Anna
L Royer
Cook
James Sharp
W J. Athey
Cunningham
Anna Ahiammeil
Weather and Crop Report Highlights Seasonal Growth
Government Weather and Crop Report notes a favorable week for farm work across Northern Section counties south of Marton. Showers on the 16th and 17th aided crops, with warm days and cool nights. wheat nearly all harvested, corn improving, potatoes small, oats baring, and fruit crops varying. Locust has disappeared. hay harvest ahead. notable conditions in Alliance and Wayne County communities with multiple local notices and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ohin
New Berlin
Stark County
Fullhouse
Lake County
Incredible Patent Medicine Peddler Then and Now
Fragmented ad text promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup, Castarets Candy Cathartic, and a Pennsylvania Lines round trip to Philadelphia. Claims cure for constipation, indigestion, sick headache, and biliousness. Mentions Laubach & Boyd, ticket agents, and August excursion dates with low fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brmfo Race Ag
Caldwell
Tska
Laubach & Boyd
Issu
Wpennsylvanis
Philadelphia
C. C
Drispridte
Dr Hand's Colic Cure praised in Massillon notice
A Massillon item features a testimonial from Mrs. L. Traphagen praising Dr Hand's Colic Cure for her four month old baby who calmed within minutes after dosing. The item also notes low rates for Baltimore & Ohio excursion tickets to Mountain Lake Park and advises contacting a B&O agent or general passenger agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Dr Hand
Dr. Hand
Wellsleep
Woman Recovers Heart Trouble After Pink Pills
Mrs. Emily A. Strope of 104 Huntington Street Cleveland testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her heart irregularity and numbness after two months. She credits improved circulation and stability of pulse, noting the pills’ claimed blood and nerve benefits. Sold 60 cents a box or six for $2.50 by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Emily A. Strope
X. M. Strope
Etrope
Ollowa
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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Anne
PF. J. Cheney & CO
F. J. Cheney
Frnz
Xst & Truax
Oledo
Akron & Colambati
Nettie Lucass
Findlay
Manafield
Oscar Foss
Louis H
J. M. Kalmbach
A. Soule
Lock Haven
H.B. Work
Zanesville
Abouts
Prof
Work
Thurgdasy
Geo
A. Corbas
Pauline Kloss
Elgin
Lil
Tillie Lucas
J. K. Barrett
E. J. Barrett
H. F. Plasterers
Terre Haute
Samuel Nicholas
Joseph McDowell
Coshocton
Archer House
Charles Berard J
Jewett
Harrison County
J. B. Leeper
Democratic Party
Holmes County
J. H. Bush
Mra
Geo. W. Leyda Ard
Karl
Wichite
Kansas
Orra W. Beard
Loudonville
Snyder Horse Gate
Martin Schultz
Carson
S. Hart Young
H. G. Behoteguy
H. B. Work
Wheeling
W. Va
Reuben Frake
Clinton Township
Lake F. Jones
L. G. Barton
Gil
H. F. Crow
Quincy
Ill
Northeverstreet
Crow
Lehman
Charles Haupert
Gnadenhatten
Tuscarawas County
Uovington
Miami Co
Schoo! Institute
Calawell
Noble County
Louis J. Bolus
Canada
Mr. Bolus
Noile Sammany Club
Theorge Plumer
H.R. Melamore
Wm. Nolle
Flugh Colling
Louis
D.C. Carry and Son Fowland
I’a
Geo. Kelly
Canton
Miller
C. J Harrold
Mra J
Naftzger
Ittaburg Avenue
A.S. HK. Overholt
Weat Overton
J.P. Arnold
L K. Troutman
Jonsig Baker
Mangfield
Mary Logue
Call Avenue
Freeman Lowers
Applecreek and Wooster Road
Loura Rutter
Washington, D.C
Mes
Jacob Frick
W. D. McClure
McClure & Co
Wadeworth
Steve Kelater
New Albany
Mra Wm. Young
East South Street
Samuel Esssibarp
The
Gesselman Clothing Co
Congres Township
W. W. Yoder
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Lizzie Numbers
Emily Numbers
Austin
Texas
Johns
Adair
Round Lake
Andrew King
Will Shively
Delaware
Louis 8
Cavahoga County
Democratic Executive Committee
Wooster Company
Vets Nkee
Polite
County Poor Fund
Henry
University
K.G. Gregory
Frederickstown
Chamberlain
Wayne County Probate Court
Government Weather and Crop Report
David Smith
Akron
T’eter Sout
Eaton
Doyles Town
Parl Snyder
Millaraburg
Sue Armstrong
Frederickaburg
Norwalk
Harvey Taylor
Milersburg
H. C Holloway
D. D
Harrisburg
Chantanoga
N. J
Metropolitian
Milleraburg God Applecreek
Hiawatha Park
Vernon
Ben. Whitman
Cone
Jentor
Carrie
Church Lown
Elmer Henry
Joliet
Lydia Juone
Wadsworth
Jno. Cranz
Wm. Hergar, Jr
Bacyros
Mies Cable Wirth
John A. Bogan
F. A. Fry
Babserbe
Datuy
Mountain Lake Lark
Baltimore & (Hilo
Mountain Lake Park
Chautauguin Meadog
B.&o
B. N. Austin
Berzeford
Tarlox
Wedding Bulta
Stevens
Derby
Lgeuasiis
Hager Medical CO
Southsbend
Indiana
Atdas
Wayne Gounty
Hottla A
Wisner
Leader
Cleveland, Ohio
Montreal
New York
Bronk'vn Noy
Cesem Pears
Gomst.paten
Elis
Han
Joww ST
Camden
Frederick W. Platt
Wright
Sibley
John Wyckoff
Columbus Road
Turner Information
Tearm
Columbue
New York Weekly Tribune
Republican
Rrepublican, Wooster, O
Geo W. Beat
Tribune
New York City
Malla
Tuk Weekly Reron
Shebime
Gabrier
Jennie Cammoran
Lorena D. Cornell
Comys
County of
Wayne
Ohno
Towit
County of Wayne
Inlet
Shreve
W Garyvhr
Johnson & Taylor
Jlaintiff
W.E Weygaudt
Salad
Susanna Gingerich
Pleas Court
Court of Common Pleas
A.D
Mtale
Obiotawit
Weygendt Platouts
Twili
Sheriff's Sale
David Ervin
Nathaniel Mowery
Mon Pleas Court
Cou of Common Pleasot Way
County
Ota
Cheater
Stale
Seoudefeven
Hestey
Said
Arter
Gbesnehsing
Alfy Engin
Seth
Chatoun
Tory
Perth
Eye
Herria
Geerres West
Torredrum Fort
Dia Maygvou
Rota Wooster
Pol Tees
Chescat
Chan and
Smerny Tree
Ceti
Ciaty
Deerees
Madison
Ethan
Thomas Mowery
Township of
State of
Oli
Vaid
Dante Georg
Chester
Genety
Oule
Luwnstap
Mange
Jonathan Weton
State of Cine
Kane
Resinnnig Ala
Sat
Nuk
Es Port
Theteenth Elebty
Chalog Sud Mhety
Ehatas
Teginating
Stateville
Bectlon
Nathanial Mowery
Court House
State of Oil
Cimde
Jutan Jeffries
Michael M Miller
ELWAH
Sheriff's
Qpfrifr Nair
Charles Frost
Neeshi
Wayne Younty
Gi Thomas Mowery
Wajyte County
Oho
Erry
Wrester
Loctock
Betyg
Deetet
Saul
Marten
Thomasy Mowery
Markey
Mahry
Nate
Pere
Teg Gantas
Seetien
Teertie Yeats
Orb
Carter
Wagle
Huss
Iim
Cricseos
Jennsylvania Lines
Evaveretae
Rentevr
Pennsylvania Lines
Frank Mitchell
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