Three youths returned from Holmes County Home raid
From Saturday's daily: three boys who fled the Wayne County Children's Home were found, one in Canaan township and two at another location. They were returned to the institution. The ongoing effort to locate missing youths continues in Holmes County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Barr
Willam Reet
Lusviteen
Ratee
Haack Street
Charles Foster
Pannsvyivants Lines
Conway
Frank Foster
Wayne County Children’s Home
Canaan Township
Aartland Courtly
M H Appleman
Ooi Scldtra
Howe
Nahin
Euengay
Mlansitd
Corts
Norton Huckeye Street
Erty Railroad
Wayne County
Cleveland
Marion
Bain
Chicago
Mario Henry Miller
Sterling
Joy McKenna
Prodace Court
Jos
Tye
Dbb
Seville
Aleding County
Joe
Local residents of Wooster area visits and news items
Numerous names are listed visiting Wooster or in town today from Shreve to Cleveland, with notes on travel, visits, and summer plans. Mentions include Capt. W H Bucher of Chicago, Miss Jennie Long headed to Denver, Dr W G Whitmore in Crestline, and Chaplain J O Campbell returning from Philadelphia. A reader recounts healing with Chamberlains Pain Balm after a hip sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trop Baturdayfe Dal
Bpeniing Twatwinters
Redfachs
J. Stearing
A. C. Kuestrick
Qrayton
Ware
Be, Jones
Shreve
Howard Herring
Cleveland
Gorge Hef+ring
Fred Prestoo
Filut
Ich
Tomerlyn
W. A. Brashaw
Anna Dall Douglas
Jessamine School
Musais
Nicholasville
W. H. Bucher
Chicago
The
Archer
David Hudla
John Moore
Mechdulsburg
Wayne County
H. BK. Leyenbrger
Mankato
Moon
Alviz
Zi Cunningham
Weat
Liberty
Hiram Prank
Lodi
Henry Saal
Colcsge
Wooster Relatves
Shrives
Homen
Burbank
Charles Ler
Mra
Belle Wilhelm
Neille Wilhelm
Shyerd
Wooster
Jennie Long
Denver
Gol
Leyda
New Waterford
Garate
George W. Leyda
Aaron Dague
Glenn
Helen
Ashtabula
Dantel Oostott
Bristel
N. B
M. Ind Mra
Jacob Long
E J. Obivas
Wilkinsburg
Woogter
J. O Campbell
Philadelphia
Fred Scbach
Jesse Howard
Akror
John Campbell
Service
J. A. Campbell
W .H. Bucher
Chieago
Windy City
Harry H. Miller
Board of Equalization
W. G Whitmore
Crestio
George H Kracker and
Soo
S'orm Lake
Ognaly
L'a
Mra KE J Smith
Misa M
Gordor
Mary Robertson
Laurence
Marton
S.s
M. Swarts
Cantor
Central Union Telephone
Swarts
Shreve High School
Jeyda
Perrynville
Wooster Wea Tatiaec
Veo Meat
Jarles Vin Nas
Ber
Blaok
Caskey and
Witr
B. F. Moller
Idros Monaner
J. K. Taylor
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Copy Style
Fragmentary ad text markets Dr King’s New Life Pills as health boosting. Claims include turning weakness into energy and brain power with globules priced 25 cents. Reads like a vintage sensational health tonic promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
TeavBacit & Byyn
Lyons Dies at Home in Arlegenby Funeral Planned
Misa Caadha A. Lyons daughter of Mrs. Ann and the late Jono Lyons of Woonter died Sunday at her home in Arlegieby Ps L'ne. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery after services at the d'yoa train No Y on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Caadha A. Lyons
Mra. Ose Ann
Jono Lyong
Woonter
Arlegieby
Al Veterans Meet Bureivett at Parks Event
A veterans gathering titled Al Veterans Meet took place at local parks with Bureivett of es in attendance. Organizers noted community support and planned activities for attendees, emphasizing camaraderie and remembrance.
Reunions Describe Lawful Gatherings and Feasting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering of about thirty people and their families, with a large bounteous dinner shared after hours of conversation. The text mentions reverence and social enjoyment among attendees, but many words are distorted or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Baltimore and Ohio Adopts Pay by Checks
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway shifts from pay cars to payroll checks for employees. The final pay car trip under the old system occurred last month in Wooster where agent GC Kishog distributed checks to workers. He believes the new method will be better and save the company time, though some employees must still wait for their pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.kishog
Wooster
Memorial Day Exercises Shine in Spencer
Special to THA Rerupisca reports Memorial Day exercises in Spencer were unusually successful. The highlight was an eloquent Civil War veteran’s address by Captain J. C. MaUiletland from Wost wae, whose word pictures drew strong applause and heartfelt sympathy from the audience. It was deemed the most successful Decoration Day in Spencer to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer, O
J. C. MaUiletland
Wostwae
Bela
Spencer
County Commissioners Divide County into Nineteen Districts
County officials in the afternoon session split the county into nineteen districts for the land appropriation plan. Districts include Petrt Sagaroceek Bungatwan Chippewa Milton Greene Hy tuk Union 641 cree Prdnk lin Wooster Wayne Canaan Congress Chester Plain Chipton Firet and Fitch Wacne Second Ward Woos ter Third and Fourth Wards Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrt
Sagaroceek
Bungatwan
Chippewa
Milton
Greene
Hy Tuk Union
Cree
Prdnklin
Wooster
Wayne
Oil Well Notes Near Wooster Strike Salt Vein
From Monday’s paper the drill near Wooster dipped about 29 feet and a strong salt vein was struck near Killguck on Saturday. Plans to shoot the well this week were postponed as casing below the salt is needed. Joespyker of Limb will confer with Wooster parties on rating the Wooster well. his involvement is highly endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Lodi
wBeké
Killguck
Wooster Partita
Spyker
Water Board to Trottee Plan Cuts Water Supply
A Friday Daily report states the Board of Water trottees adopted a plan to cut the bank of stupe and force conservation. Geiselman acted on orders to tune off the supply, with crews turning water on and off. a back taxic paid for restoration as the-day disruptions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water
Ince
Wales
Bank of Stupe
Ubt
Geiselman
Colec
Gelselnen
Jruntes &Arted
Almedan petition seeks $6000 from City of Wooster
Andrew Jackson Leach of Wooster, by attorney John McSwedney, files in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas a personal damages suit seeking $6,000 from the City of Wooster for injuries after May 20 1899. He says he stepped on a wool box near Ishers harness shop, was thrown, and broke his left arm. alleges the city maintained the box and water pipe, which obstruction has since been removed. Additional items list jurors for a road petition near Golden Corners and prior lawsuits including Mrs Rambaugh versus W H Bush over stock and alleged fraud and divorce proceedings with further details of alleged misconduct and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovs
Ars
Cleveland
Munday
Wooster,McClelisn & Sanborn
Joln
Evernole
Northarkebjetrest
Wm. Ajnnat
Geo. W. Byatt
Consideration
Wooster Bod and Gan
Imcov
Civil Service
Wooster Ostofiza
Carrier
Lerk
L. (. Pwrence
James A. Shemp
Danel Derr
A. C. Karstrick
Opp
Bald
Datah J. Wells
O Cregton
Obn McClellan
Wm. Jenior
Wm. Ligatt
Doylestown
Te Bilman Farm
Andrew Jackson Leach
Wooster
John McSwedney
Wayne County
Habib
Ben
Minnis Rumbaugh
W. 8
Ush
Buap
Jerry Kosh
W. H. Bosh
Jerry Bosh
Jerry Sash
Promiard
Jerry Bush
Jerry B
Jerry
Jerry Kish
Dioice
Jerry Rush
Critehfield & Critch- Held
J. Thomas
W. F Hean
Rambangs
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Iowa Family
A Des Moines Iowa reader thanks the Chamberlain cough remedy makers for relief in coughs long troubles and whooping cough. The letter expresses gratitude and recommends the product. It mentions Leerkagney-Bove Drugists on the Square as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ooma
Thory
Des Maines
Iowa
Leerkagney Bove
Kjyune
Escaped Maniac Captured on Fort Wayne Freight Train
Thomas Averill an escapee from the Wooster Lunatic Asylum was seized on an eastbound freight near Wooster and brought before Justice Hall. He was found mentally unbalanced and Lud estate officials were notified, with hospital authorities to send an officer on the first train. Averill was once a well to do farmer but is now badly unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allance
Thomas Averill
Iumatsuf & Sanitarium
Wooster
Itaiwel
Woos
Averill
Albagrin
Wooster Citizen Praises Doan's Kidney Pills in Local Notice
A Wooster man presents strong local support for Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes relief from back pain and kidney-related symptoms after use, citing a positive experience with the product distributed by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fli
Wooster
Tate
Iocel Ciizner Hurd Collins
East North Street
Moidér
Epus
Gorge O Zimmerman & Co
Doan
Rale
Foster-Milburn Co
Hkuffaic
N. Y
Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
Generous proprietors have donated over ten million trial bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and throat chest lung diseases. Free trial bottle offered by Callan Latkacuh and Boyp, druggists. Regular size 90 cents and 31. Guaranteed or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings
Wayne County Prisoner Arrested for Burglary
Special to Wooster Republican reports Charles Savir, held in Wayne County, was arrested days after allegedly stealing a berge from the sabia of Charles Vbtte at Midier 504 Hous'en Lincoln. Four years were sentenced for burglary in Ware County. controversy arose as the suspects were placed in solitary confinement after a shop incident yesterday but separated before any story could be told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corumnes
Charles Savir
Tre Sabia
Charles
Waree
Donn Rhey
Excursion Fare From Wooster to Warwick Planned
On Sunday June 11 Bb & O KRR offers excursion tickets at 1.25 for round trip from all stations Wooster to Warwick. Tickets valid one day only. Special train departs Wooster 7 30 p m arrives Cleveland 10 30 pm. Return leaves Cleveland 9 00 pm. Encourage all to enjoy Cleveland the Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb & O. Krr
Wooster
Warwick
Cleveland
Forest City
Local residents named in scattered Ohio notices
Alva Sparr and Anda G McAfee of Wooster Alber I Fiath of Deplestown Maggie L Saal of Marshallville Samuel Schlonegar of Louisville UC and Miss Anna Ganer of Sterling appear in a set of small notices listing names and places in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva , Sparr
Anda G. McAfee
Wooster
Alber' I
Fiath
Deplestown
Maggie L Saal
Marshallville
Samuel Schlonegar
Lousville
Miss Anna (}Aner
Sterling
Bucklen's Armca Salve tops 20 year war wound tale
Historical ad recounts a Civil War wound healed by Bucklen's Armca Salve claiming cures for cuts bruises burns boils felons corns and skin eruptions with a 25 cent box price and guaranteed results. Also touts paints wallpaper and a new location near the Court House with low prices and a wide selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Latsacy & Bovpb
Electric Bitters Prove Life Saver for Mrs Gardner
Victims suffer stomach liver and kidney troubles and loss of appetite. J W Gardner of Idayitle Indiana promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to restore strength and appetite, claiming they gave her a new lease on life. Sold for 50 cents at Bach & Boyer Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gardner
Idayitle
Ind. Hel
Law Bach & Boyp
Fragmentary antique ad fragment with paper store items
A damaged OCR text from a 1900s ad lists wallpaper and curtain pole items at a Bryad Wallpaper Store near Public Square. Mentions Climax etolre sold by Scott Billwan and low priced spouting fittings, with garbled product codes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Billwan
Bryad Wall Paper
Somier Public
Trees Topple in Naperville Area Following Storm
Fragmentary OCR recalls a storm scene with toppled trees near a house and two injured persons. The text notes a timber trunk, safe vicinity examination, and unclear cause. A church sermon was delivered by Rev. Netsirk with Rev. F. M. Hickok preaching later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Trank
Prominent Republican Quips on Hanna Faction and Kariz
A Friday speech by a noted Republican drew jokes about an imagined Hanna faction and a nameless Kariz reference. The remark pivots to a quip about a deceased Charley and a playful aside about college students preparing account writings for hombito pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Hanna Fian
Phare
Kariz
Charley
Allen 8 Dimited LeRoy Nak trial packures free
Foot powder product ad fragment promises relief for sore feet with a trial offer. Mentions Allen and a Dimited LeRoy location, unclear street details, 250 eer amps. Readable pieces suggest a small regional advertisement for foot care items and free trial packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Dimited
LeRoy
Grocery and farm prices in Ro duor 1899
Market notes list corrected prices for groceries and farm goods from Roduor, June 7, 1899. Items include butter, cheese, eggs, chickens, potatoes, oats, barley, flaxseed, wheat, millet, and wool, with per bushel and per barrel rates and ranges. Prices reflect rural daily commerce and local dealer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bead & Co
Ounaebes
Sens
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Standard Coach Pad Co
Wonrater Odd Fellows
Jace
Mercury
Daia
Wiliam Annat
Jennie Porter
Orrville
Dravy Firez
Williams Anust
Wilts
Tula
Pice
William Annat
Joan W. Byant
Jono Beesing
Frank Kramer
Joseph Helfrick
Loira-Fourth Ward
Parwure
David Collier
Lakeville
Holmes County
Christine Bros
Isc Ming
Cloyd Manri li
Astland
Dcli Lyevering
Mootean
George Wal- Riore
Peryay Ile
J.H ¢Hapms
Ashland
Gsar
Surrey
Mr. Pierce
Spink
Bow Man
Pierce Pela
Lrekity
Chamberlains
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Banunk
Ernie
Latwach & Bevo
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CysParks
Baltimor
Ohio
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Amos Brinkerhoff
Golden Corners
James Briddp
Congress
Frank Kissinger
Josiah Signer
Aluprismyser
Chester
Jane
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Belisire
Igan
Wiscbie
Wwe
Maniac
Ft Wayne
Wayne CO
Charles Porta
Wooster Repphtie
Court House
Gourt House
H G & Cok
Aarts
Brysop
Iner
Pete Fenk
Apol
Beapeotfal Rm
A. Bihore
Treaster
Bryaen’ Rel
Fred. W. Platt
Yoder
Ig Nea
Teoppele
Edge
Netsirk
Presch Peg Mohican
Anblana County
F. M. Hickok
BY the
Way
Wouster Markets
Roduor
Market Reports
Firestie Cy
Eifirn Og i
Dora Herdles SN
Iovan
Buffalo
Othman
Toledo
Cora
Shae Oateaip
Eigen
Craighead
Public Square
J. R. Webster
Architect ‘and Etintch Ent
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E. Cor
Fubtiec Spuareg
McClure & Co
North Buckeye
Phone 101
Ublican
Harding & CO
Children’s
Debe
Nick Amster
Wooster, Ohio
Silk
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