Blackstone heirs seek partition of Ohio real estate
Andrew J Blackstone and others file a petition in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas Ohio for partition and distribution of multiple tracts in Sunar Creek Wayne County tied to the estate of Annel Blackstone. Defendants Eli Harriet Elackstone and others are summoned to answer by July 5 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adarew J
Ackstone
al Paunthis
Baron Blackstone
Obi
Benypinnin Blackstone
Wayne Conn
Blackstone
Mra
Wackstone
Gay KE
Black Su Court of
Stane
Arvey Eo
Cotetton Phag
Susan Rose
Snydee
WM Snyder
Afi
Wesley Ballera Harrie
el Blackstone
Harvey F Blackstone
Harvey BE Blackstone
Excelsior
Monsan Oo
Missouri
Logan Rose
Florence Hangar
Malissa Sealer
Weasley
Hikhart
Indiana
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne Country
Ohi
As Ptaints
Eli Blackstone
Htarsys Elackstone
Legateus
Cantel Blackstone
Harriet Blackstone
Gto
Aml
de Dansed
Hinckstone
Surar Creek
Sunar Creek
County of
Wayte
State of
Ohio
Township Sixteen
Snyder
Buckwalter
Wmsnyder
Natthwest
Marshal Fisher
Cyrus Brinker
Davyl Bockwalter
Wayne
David Buckwalter
Anlel Blackstone
Andrew J Blackstone
BN Cog
Plaintif Wi
Woodland estate sale sought in Wayne County probate
Wm H Woodland administrator with will annexed of Thomas Woodland deceased petitions Wayne County Ohio Probate Court April 19 1894 seeking sale of lands in Wooster city Lots 1361 1604 115 and 116 per Dowell atlas to satisfy legacy distribution as per will The notice states Martha Tidd and Rose W Leidy are defendants and a July 8 1894 deadline to answer is set. attorney B Sivartz represents the administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Woodland
Wooste
Pas
Enid Thomas Woodland
HB. Woo
Thomas Godland
M B.sivartz
Tension Over Pattison Visit as Miners Strike Persists
Gov Pattison met striking miners at Houtadale Pennsylvania and urged a businesslike settlement while warning that state militia could be used to preserve peace. The scene highlighted a growing power struggle between operators, miners led by John McBride and the national United Mine Workers, with fears over coercion and threats to individual liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata
United States
L’attisan
Pennsylvania
Henderson
Gav
Pattison
John McBride
Eell
Confederate States
Isjto
Iits
Goy. L’attisan
Patrick McBryde
United Mine Workers of America
John McKinde
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Congress
House
Senate
Treaasurer McBride
Ous
Visuer
United Mine Workers
Sample Copy of The Weekly Fassion in Wayne County
An advertisement praises a sample copy of The Weekly Fassion for Wayne County readers. It promotes the paper as the best value, offers a subscription price of 31.50 for 52 issues, and urges advance payment. The ad targets Wayne County homes and claims unmatched local news and metropolitan reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
America
New York Tribune
Wayne Conn
Harsh Tricks and Mental Strife Reported in Ashland and Indiana
A troubled individual in Ashland was sent to an insane asylum after torment by youths drove him to street preaching claiming a divine message. In Indiana a pension spy scheme, masked as tin peddlers, seeks prisoner names for capitation, per Warsaw papers, tainting Democratic tactics in Holmes county and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes County
McKiney
Congress
Wayne
Stark
Indiana
Pension Department
Bi-Metallism Gains Ground Among Statesmen
A Edinburgh speech before a crowded Scottish chamber of agriculture conference tied agricultural depression to falling produce prices, blaming 1873 monetary changes and urging a return to the old monetary system. Henry Chaplin, Lord Salisbury era president, echoed similar Tory lines, signaling renewed push for policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Henry Chaplin
Board of Agriculture
Lord Salisbury
Woscen
Halfour
Chas
Tariff Debate Leaves Business Partially Paralyzed
The Senate debates free trade as Senator Harris argues business will stay in partial paralysis until the tariff bill is disposed of. The Pittsburg Dispatch notes Democrats oppose tariff tinkering while urging swift action to remove trust elements and end the dispute. Republicans in the Senate echo a cautious, time‑sensitive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ilarris
Tennessee
Harris
Pittsburg Dispatch
Repulicans
Proposals Extend Suffrage and Compulsory Voting Vision
The piece argues for wide reforms at the Newark constitutional convention including removing male from the suffrage clause, disenfranchising nonvoters, barring governors from reinstating citizenship, and suspending voters who skip five years. It notes public publishing of neglect and cites Wendell Phillips as a cautionary example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Wendell Phillips
Beal Avenue shooting rocks UK city in a duel style incident
A Beal Avenue shooting last night in a crowded district involved Dick Lee and John Stone over a burglary dispute tied to Mullins. Seven shots were fired with one grazing the cheek, Lee arrested after surrendering. Stone denies intent and posts bail as prosecutors prepare preliminary hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal Avenue
Dick Lee
Caroon
John Stone
North Street
Stone
W. J. Mullins
Mr. Mullins
Lee
Jennie Boor
James Curry
Charles Barrett
Les
Iepublican
Bounas
East Liberty Street
Gleason Heider
Will Hughes
Marshal Ellsperman
Bowman Street
Poon
Greve
Larwill Street
Burk
All Avenue
Boor
Miss Boor
Odell vs Lake et al Executor Suit Over Clinton Township Land
John B Odell as executor sues Lake et al for property in Clinton township 45 and 100 acres appraised at 1450 dollars. John Whitman assignee of J Graber sues J H Graber et al for Milton township lands 126 and 76 to 100 acres valued at 54 dollars per acre, action dated Saturday June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Odell
John
Lake
Clinton Township
John Whitman
J Graber
Graber
Milton Township
Columbus Student Exposed to Smallpox in City
May 30 Columbus reports Charles L McIlvaine of New Philadelphia, a State University student, ill with varioloid at his North High Street boarding house. Fears spread of exposure among many students and others after he traveled from Cleveland to Geneva, New York, and back. His illness is not serious, but concern mounts for those he met recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster University
ColumBus
Charles L McIlvaine
New Philadelphia
State University
N. Y
Court decisions list with divorces and judgments
Disposed cases include Taggart v. McKinney with Taggart winning 39.60, Blanchard divorce granted for gross neglect, Thomas v Mowery for 392 defeating on cognovit, Solessa case dismissed, Mossop v Sheets dismissed at plaintiff cost, and Hizer divorce granted for gross neglect and habitual enness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
James Taggart
John R. McKinney
Labor
Taggart
Frankie Blanchard
Albert Blanchard
A.J. Thomas
Thomas Mowery
Sarah Snell
A. J. Thomas
Keppel
John Mossop
Margaret Mossop
J. W. Sheets
Louisa Hizer
George Hizer
Go-Hetween Recovers Stolen Silverware for $100 Reward
Walter J Mullins' Beall avenue home was robbed two weeks ago of valuable silverware. A tip via Officer Lerner led Mullins to a recovery attempt with a go-between. After a circuitous chase and a midtown stop, two bags containing the plate were found, but the reward was not paid then. Further developments on the burglars were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Mullins
Beall Avenue
Sfullins
Mullins
Quker Leiner
Michael Bauer
Leiner
L’almer Street
Bowman Street
Ith Leiner
Wooster
Minglewood Coal Co
McMullids
Well known lawyer robbed by highwaymen on Wooster road
West Salem attorney T B Keeler, traveling with Samuel Ewing from Wooster Tuesday night, was dragged from his buggy near Congress after resisting highwaymen. He was beaten and relieved of money and a gold watch, but his injuries are not serious and he reached his mother's home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T B. Keeler
West Salem
Wooster
Keeler Luft Weoster
Samuel Ewing
Mr Ewing
Ewing’s
Congress
Keeler
Estate filings and a runaway in the Republican district
A series of estate actions is listed with hearings and filings including distributive accounts for Daniel Gindelsperger and Samuel Hammer, land sale petitions to pay debts, inventories, appraisals, and bonds. A separate article reports a dramatic runaway on East Liberty Street near the Republican office, damaging vendor goods at Rich's fruit store and tying up Buckeye Street traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephindelsperger
Daniel Gindelsperger
Samuel Taylor
Samuel
Sarah Hammer
David McElhioney
Michael Styre
Leah Lewis
Jerry T Lewis
A_E stepfield
Cornelius Frase
Ula
Levi Plank
Samuel Plank
N.J. Royer
Samuel Oswald
Jacob Bechtel
Ori Walters
Jobo Seigly
David Coffman
David Hostetetler
Isaac Hoover
John \. Kurtz
D. P. Yoder
John Whitman
J. H. Graber
Mary H. Lemaster
Isaac Hartzler
Lydia Hartzler
Henry Landaw
Eliza Landaw
Charles Silvers
W. J. Silvers
John Welker
Anthony Menuez
East Liberty Street
Buckeye St
Henry Snyder
George & Mongey
Mr. Snyder
Lewis
Rich
Bloomington
Joseph Hostettler
Orrville
Buckeye Street
Madison Hill
Mr.Snyder
Family Affair Sues Worker Over Alleged Political Representation
A civil action filed in the Court of Justice Thomas Syeckinpaugh in New Philadelphia seeks damages from attorney Adair for failing to honor a contract. Wasson alleges the defendant, to be to look after the plaintiff's interests as a candidate for Congress, failed to fairly represent him in the 1892 Democratic convention in New Philadelphia. Damages claimed amount to 200 dollars with interest from June 4, 1892, and 300 dollars claimed for breach. The case was set for hearing on a Saturday morning in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Sy
Eckinpaugh
Ohio
New Philadelphia
J. A. D. Richards
B. Wasson
Johns. Adair
Wayne County Jury Commissioners select annual jurors
The Wayne County Board of Jury Commissioners names a long list of jurors for the coming year. Included are Harry Mc Clarran H Ho Miller J s Caskey and A W Blackburn with many township and ward selections across Paint Fleming Sugar Creek Stoward Canaan Chester Plain Wooster West Wayne and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Board of Jury Commissioners
Harry McClarran
H Ho Miller
J.s. Caskey
A W. Blackburn
Paint
C Hlosser
J J. Wampler
Fleming Stead
Edward Harper
S Aoschafigdy
Frederick Graber
Sugar Creek Township
Il M Rudy
East Lyon
John Rife
E. M Grant
Lewis Stauffer
L. R Bowman
West
J. P Hkyam
John Hartel
M Lautenschlager
Charles Dicky
Milt Edgell
Salt Creek Township
Armstrong Brown
J J Lytts
John D. Berger
Edward Amell
Wesley Zaugy
John J. Armstrong
Josiah Weigle
James Johnson
Franklin Township
C. T Newsatetter
Ezra Dunham
Levi Geitgey
Josiah Snyder
Wm. Bucher
J. Overt Snyder
Ina Hindman
Wooster Township
Wm. H Bahl
KR. M McCoy
J 3. Wallace
Anderson Adair
James Taggart
Alonzo Leib
Wayne Township
D. S. Tintaman
Richard Wasson
WW. P. Mackey
M. R. Cherry
Henry Hieffer
Jonm McCoy
Jarmon Smyser
W A. Taylor
J. J Smith
Jerscbel Fike
Canaan
Clyruy Crane
James Krinkerhoff
John A. Yost
Joseph McGlewen
John Ogden
Frederick Fike
Henry Smith
Rush Reese
Geo. W. Little
Samuel Whonstetter
Weary Kerns
Win Knepp
Congress Township
F. O. Campbell
Heck
Joseph Troxell
W Warver
D Myers
John Winkler
Plain Township
Jobn Sparr
Philip Wise
John A. Strauss
John Barton
John Austin
S.d. Gall
John C, Sidle
Geo. M. Isrinkerhoff
Smyser
John Horn
Clinton Townsip
Lt. Aylsworth
Otto Troutman
Peter
W. F Derr
John P. Horn
James A. Clinedinst
Elmer Funk
Israel
FP. Ebert
Martin Funk
John Johson
Frank George
George Shipley
Wm. H. Woodland
John W. Bryant
Vilaries Landaw
Wm. H Duuckle
James A. Shamp
Geo
A. Fisher
David Mann
Dr Hand Colic Cure Endorsed by Canton Mother
A Canton mother testifies she has raised a large family of ox children and tried many colic remedies before endorsing Dr Hand Colic Cure for expelling wind and calming babies. She praises its quick relief and sleep benefits, noting the cure is worth the cost compared with others. Lanbach & Boyd source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton, O
Lanbach & Boyd
Century Club Banquet Celebrates Serious Fun and Toasts
The Century Club held its annual banquet at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Katie Roth arranging supper and Rev M Kieffer as spokesman. Toasts by Dr J A Gann followed, praising the club’s aims and the year’s work, while speakers noted openness of discussion and the social, witty ambience of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
First Presbyterian Church
Katie Roth
M. Kieffer
Daughters of Members
Tyreek
Illellenic
Lot Critebneid
J A Gann
QO A Hills
Akron Democrat Couple Visit Doylastown Sunday
Akron Democrat reports Mr and Mrs W C Dague visited Doylastown on Sunday B Marshal of Wooster who has been visiting her mother Mrs Joby Barr of West Milleray returned home Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
W. C. Dague
Doylastown
B. Marshal
Wooster
Joby, Barr
West Milleray
Memorial Day Observances and Karl Merz Monument Dedication
Memorial Day ceremonies in Wooster honored fallen soldiers amid threatened weather with a parade to Oak Hill and Wooster Cemetery. The Karl Merz Memorial Association unveiled a blue Westerly granite monument for Prof Karl Merz, founder of the university musical department, with speeches by Rev. Scovel and Rev. Kieffer, a chorus, and the hymn I Know That My Redeemer Liveth.
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Wooster
George
Mougey
Samuel Metzler
Hon
Moe
Singser
Key & Moisch
Grand Army of the Repubee
Given Lost
Martha Webster
Agi
Fern Jani
Merzt
Merz Memorial Association
Honri
Milligan
Cpl. C V Hard
Geo. J. Schwartz
Gilbert & Sullivan
Memorial Association
Smith Granite Co
Westerly
R. I
Hari Mery
Musas
University of Wooster
Karl Merz
Wooster Cemetery
Oak II
Merz
Que
Jesse McClellan
G Kingsley
Rey
S F Scovel
Wooster University
Discovel
Gotate
Luther
J. N Kelffer
Miicud
Kieffer
Ivergneth
Prof. Merz
Fraternal and civic notes from Ashland area gatherings
Local fraternal groups report social events and meetings. Junior Order of Smithville plans ice cream Friday and strawberry fest. Memorial services and lodge meetings referenced, plus notices of Knights of Maccabees rally in Silver Lake and district confirmations. Community members Ida Heller and Dr W Everly noted in Orrville and Shreve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junor Order of
Smithville
Novas Ct
Washington
Wm Feasel
Dalton
Orrville Cressent
O QO
F Jlarbaugh
South Main Street
Keights
Maccabyes Mente
Silver Lake
Summit County
Ohio
GG Blackwood
Orrville Tert
Kinney
Wooster
Clinton
Blackwood
Uolmesville
W Everly
Shreve
Ida Heller
Orrville
G A Close
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Lyance
Bitean
Mapa
Eden
C. A. Rieder
Square
Shiblay’s Jewelry
W. C. Yost
Aitorney-At-Law
Krieger
East Side
Ross W. Funck
Morne -At-Law
Usurt House
Harding & Co's
W. F. Kean
Storney-At
A & M’clure
Martin L. Bmyser
McClure & Smyser
Pturneys-At-Law
Wooster Ohio
Wil
Ofice
E. W. Newkirk
Vitorney-At-Law
Ohlo
Quinby
Emporum Block
Ast
Liberty Street
GC. A. Lerch
Troopo
W. T. Barnes
M Dov Rice
Huckeye and
Larwill Streets
John A. Gann
Omece
North Market Street
Episcopal Church
Fedto
H. A. Hart
Offce
New Luthenschurch, Wooster Ob
Bye and Bar Institute
Drs Stoll & Ryall
North Market
North County
Omeesw
How Tian
Richard Elson
Orey R
Downing Black North Sale
Bythare Moser Tire
Tegal
William A Crary
Ann
Loree
Johnson
Wal Street
New York
Sinclair F Jonson
Willian A Craig
Ann Aylaworth
Conagell Meas Court
Warren Aylsnorrh
Wuvidven
Vic
Locum Taggart
Amr
Warne County
Ashland
Rose
North Wayne
Wayne County Probate Court
John C McClarran
Jude
Caubach & Boyd
Democratic Congressional Convention
Wasson
John Anistutz
C Chaffir
Peter Mougey
David Hoover
Passaurer
Eter Smith
Solomon
II Johnson
Green Township
H. M. Blattenberg
Martin Rich
V Blough
Isaacs Schriper
C Zdder
Dra Miler
B Norris
John Conrad
David Kurtz
James I. Zaring
Isasc Hartzler
K W Redding
Jacob Stilester
Jacob Musser
David Jerr
Jaco Kraft
Yost Baker
Letiselle
Douala
Bennett
Ming
Lorne Weber
Vratilis
Charles Batpert Gates
Foom Webster
Lucie Aretha
Wen Howey
Erof
Iver
Miss Camthers
Killbuck
U.S
Liberty
Kakl Merz
John Mc Sweeney
Oak Hill
Marsha
Jorbes Alcock
I'ne
Martha Acock
John Metign Tye
David Minsler
Bustie George & Mougey
Howard Dadder
Toomer
Harl Merz
Liern Rept
Dleckt
Lodge
Laconies
Ashland Cartoo
Robenyou
Madina Gazette
H. Fuller
Burbank
B. Harry
Wooter
Die Price
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