Wooster News Highlights Local Events and People
Widespread items from Wooster include a sale of a Wooster bus to Hauttinger Bros. in Arkland, new postmaster candidate Jacob Summers in Kidron, Edu board staffing changes, and various small incidents. The report notes local performances by Mrs. Mougeys in Detroit, a mass of civic notes, and a train collision damage angle in the Erie crossing survey.
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Kidron
Jacob Summers
J.C. Morris
Hauttinger Bros
Arkhland
Crestan Board of Education
James A. Zaring
Eva Carlin
Jessie Yoder
Daisy Warner
Dora Zartoy
Ees Parks
West
Ots
Marshal Latimer
Y Works
Smith
University
Sandrain
Sandrain Asistant President Elolden
Uuniversity
Stockholders Targeted in Universal Plow Co Case
In Wayne county Court of Common Pleas the National Bank of Toledo sought to hold stockholders liable for about 39 000 tied to Universal Plow Co debts. Amended petition adds new defendants from Wayne Medina and Stark counties claiming liability for the city of Wooster’s enterprise and related sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State National Bank
Yoledo
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Universal Plow Co
Aston Lehman
J. J. Giergey
M. L. Smyser
Elliott & Wacker
Landis
W. D. McClure
John R. McKinney
James Mullins
Frank Taggart
Taggart
McClure & Smyser
C. M Gray
David Nice
Abraham Plank
Levi Plank
Samuel
Adaline Burd
Medina County
Edward Hay
J.C. Henry
H. I. Sherlock
Sheldon Nobles
Stark County
Iris
Wayne County Republicans Organize Central Committee
Wayne County Republican Central Committeemen met Saturday in Mayor Robino Smith’s office to organize for the coming campaign. They elected Dr HEBB Bertollette as chairman and Harry McClarran as secretary, naming an executive committee including G2D Melnatyre Orrville and Jota McGinnlff Creston, with further members from Wooster Lawrenceburg Conyores and others. The county slate lists many ward and district organizers, including J Smith Wayne and McClarran, with officers Dr Bertolletta and Hervey H Hubbell elected as chairmen and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Republican Central
Robino Smith
Hebb Bertollette
Shreve
Harry McClarran
Wooster
HE Bo Bertolletta
G 2D Melnatyre
Orrville
Jota McGinnlff
Creston
W. OW. Garver
Law Tnsbury
F G Campbell
Conyores
J. Wampler
Mt Faton
JF Harrison
Fredericksurg
WB. Bryson
HH Hubbell
Mo L. Smyser
M l Smpyser
Hervey H. Hubbell
Bauyshmanist
Harry Stowers
D. F Griffth
Harrison Greene
Soshibler
Micall Milton
J. B. Gish
Gish
Eaton
RC Hard
A. E. Spyder
Chas. Lautenschlager
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Dr King's New Pills Promote Appetite and Digestion
Envy of the poor who suffer stomach and liver issues. Dr King's New Pills offer a splendid appetite, sound digestion, and regular bowel habits for health or energy. Only 25 cents at Lau Bach & Boyd drug store.
Insurance cures claimed for Bright's disease and kidney trouble
An advertising item touts a fifty cent bottle of Spiley’s Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for Bright's disease diabetes and other ailments. It credits Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co. with distribution, and mentions a joint sale or sale point in June.
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Bright
Ifpley
Laubach & Boyd ‘and Zimmerman & Co
West Jefferson Man Claims Self Cure From Fistula
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio, told by doctors his rectal fistula would kill him without costly surgery, says he cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The sale is advertised by Laubach & Boyd with Zimmerman Co. at 24 cents a box, noted as the “surest cure on earth” and “best salve in the world.”
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson, O
Bucklen
Laubach & Boyd. Drugggists Disks
Dreyfus
Paris
Benbte
M. Clamaghram
Picquart
Maxime la Comte
Taylor
Frankfort
Beckham
Mount
Indiana
W. 3
Goabel
Franklin
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hrafley
Probate Court Probate of multiple wills and guardianships
Probate court grants and filings include the wills of Rachel Gardner Hannah Richardson Henry Keck Jacob Spal and Jacob Spal plus guardianships for Rebecca Martin David D Steiner and Daniel Ferrer with several final accounts and hearings set for July 5 6 and 7. Executors guardians administrators bond amounts noted and appraisals ordered with several sales or settlements.
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Rachel Gardner
Jacob Gardner
Henry Saurer
Rebecca Martin
Harvey S Baker
Jonas Urban
C. Steiner
David D Steiner
Hannah Richardson
Cyrus Ewing
John Snell
Daniel Long
Samuel J. Whensettler
Mary J. Shearer
A W. Shearer
F. M. Frederick
Joseph Deal
George W. Plasterer
William D.D. Adams
Perry D. Cotterman
Susan Speicher
Mary Franks
Israel Franks
Levi Neiswanger
Daniel Ferrer
R. V
Isaac N. Oswald
Abraham Hershey
John Maurer
J. Iplebaugh
J.G
Sanborn
Weber
Onder
Jacob Spal
Pea
Catharine i
Alexander Carl
Charlotte
Stolen Goods Reported From Doyestown Stable
Disorder at a stable leads to theft of about $50 worth of items mainly boys clothing and harness. Window damage noted in the rear. police have no leads. Investigator mentions someone named Henry Heyman associated with the incident.
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Avialte
Henry Heyman
Anderson Stock Sold in Bankruptcy Proceeding
Born in the stock of M. C. Anderson, bankrupt, was sold Friday afternoon by H. H. Hubbell to H. W. Sayers. The stock has undergone bankruptcy proceedings before referee W. F. Kean for some time. Both stores will reopen on a parents day 16 by Sayers and Bryson and the stock disposed of in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transige H. H. Hubbell
H.W. Savers
Eferee
W. F. Kean
Mr. Sayers
W. B. Bryson
Pair of Accidents in Maysville on May 30
In Maysville a derrick raised a bank bed for August Chamiley toppled injuring Lois Malcult who was struck by the windlass handle and knocked unconscious before regaining some mobility. Several workers narrowly escaped being crushed under falling timber. Another accident at Pear Applecreek while plowing Mountiny struck an underground obstacle breaking two ribs from the breastbone.
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Maysville
August Chamiley
Lois Malcult
Ethan
Census Enumerators Must Not Reveal Work Details
The article notes strict census rules forbidding enumerators from disclosing district population data. It cites penalties of up to a heavy fine for sharing information and directs that any inquiries be referred to the census director. It emphasizes that local officials have historically made errors, justifying the confidentiality law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odwa
Forged Capture of Toledo Man Fred Blair
Wayne county grand jury indicted Fred Blair of Toledo for for vor. Blair was arrested at Creston by Sheriff McCoy and Prosecutor Wes aundt after Joe Manus traced him to Columbus. Blair held on 400 bond in county jail. Blair’s family and past cure at Kiely are noted as factors. Ohio State Journal suggests possible out of court settlement.
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Juoe
Fred Ulair
MCC
James Brubaker
Beister Bros
Teachers’ Association of Hotel Victory
Oxth
Haupert
Raymond Zimmerman
J. Warder
Zimmerman
Frank 5
Flack
Adair
Garver
Marshal Quallamer
Massillon
AM. McCool
Ashland County
Ho Peckinpaugh
Ashland A Wooster
Hou
Salt Lake Guty
Position Palace
Ohio State
Lake Erie
Wayne County
Fred Blair
Toledo
Creston
McCoy
Wes Aundt
Blair
Thes
Hearres
Coalumbis Gu
ShervTi Garver
Meoy
Joe Manus
Columbus
Manuus
Kiely
Ohio State Journal
Fourth annual reunion and picnic of Wayne County Farmers
The fourth annual reunion of the Farmers' Association of Wayne County will be held on the Experiment Station grounds Saturday, June 1. A basket dinner at noon, followed by a farm tour led by association members. Afternoon session at 1 o'clock with Magic American by audience, remarks by Dr. Biresthe Wooster, and multiple addresses on station work, soil analysis, Hessian fly, and agricultural topics by Prof. C. BE. Thorne, Prof. J. W. Greege, Prof. J. T. Hickman, Prof. F. M. Webster, Prof. A. D. Selby, and Lowell Roudebush.
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Farmers' Association of
Wayne County
Experiment Station
Oak Aoom
Molock Sharp
Biresthe, Wooster
CE. Warner
C. BE. Thorne
Aderes
J. W. Greege
J T Hickman
Springtime jests and traveling tales from Detroit to Glasgow
The Detroit Journal recounts James Whitcomb Riley and a companion sharing a hotel room with a newlywed couple in a neighboring chamber. The wife laments, You told me you were well off before you were married, and the husband retorts I was, but I didn’t know it. A Scottish American note mocks hotel travelers boasting of endurance and daily routines, with a Glasgow man challenging a tall tale about river plunges.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Detroit Journal
Glasgow
Clyde
Anyold Glasgowegian
E Boaster
Four Try Ales Foot-Ease Incident Report
A fragmented report notes several individuals attempting to use a product labeled as foot care remedy. The text implies discomfort and swelling following use, with references to a scene involving multiple parties and unclear outcomes. Further readable details are limited.
Debated anti trust measure defeated in Senate
Washington June 2 The House waged a two day debate and defeated the joint resolution to amend the constitution empowering Congress to regulate trusts. The roll call: ayes 154, nays 181. Democrats and one Silverite joined Republicans for the measure. two Republicans sided with Democrats. Populists voted solidly against the Union. The debate grew political and personal with Messrs. Grosvenor and Lentz among the lively speakers.
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Washington
House
Congress
Allverite
Union
Messia
Grosvenor
Lentz
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Card Ad Claim
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys presents a health claim for kidney trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It asserts kidneys purify blood and that most diseases begin with kidney issues. It offers a free pamphlet and requests mention of the paper in correspondence.
Not Emigrate Visit In Pittsfield Boer Envoys
Three hundred residents in Pittsfield Massachusetts greet Boer envoys on their way to Springfield with handshakes and cheers. Wessels says Colorado land offers would not tempt Boers to emigrate, praising New England welcome. In Washington June 2 President names Luther H Hare and J H Smith brigadier generals of volunteers for Philippine campaign service. Also June 2 Key West reports fatal boiler room explosion aboard the steamship Hollvar killing Chief Engineer John Thompson foreman Pablo Feal and boy Willie Haascock.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Springfield
Wessels
Colorado
South Africa
New England
Luther H. Hare
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Seventh Cavalry
J. H. Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
Volunt
Philippines
Key West
Hollvar
John Thompson
Pablo Feal
Willie Haascock
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