Wooster Ohio Celebrates Agricultural Station Opening
Wooster Ohio June 3 crowds gather for the formal acceptance by state and federal governments of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The 470 acre site near Wooster features an Administration building of sandstone, a lab wing, and museum room. Rain dampened but could not dull the gala, with 800 visitors arriving by train from Shreve, Big Prairie, Lakeville, Loudonville and Jeromeville.
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Akron 8th Regiment Band Delights Wooster Audience
A Wooster audience filled the City Opera House to hear the Akron based 8th Regiment Band under director W. B. Palmer. The program included Coronation, Semiramide Overture, Old Kentucky Home, Passing the Cotton Fields, and selections from Wagner. The ensemble was praised for faultless playing though at times too loud for indoor space. Tenor Wil Crites and soprano Lucy M. Ross entertained, with Prof. Claude B. Davis delivering recitations and a popular encore.
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Eugene Figid
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Hanged Aim at Urbana as Mob Seizes Jail
Riot chaos in Urbana as Governor Bushnell orders troops and the mayor resists. A mob lynches a suspect named Click Mitchell after a criminal assault case, while militiamen fire on the crowd injuring and killing several. The courthouse and jail become flashpoints as authorities struggle to move prisoners.
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Cable
Vocal Society Hosts Pleasant Reception For Miss Hough
The Vocal Society, directed by Miss Ida Hough, held a Friday reception. About eighty ladies and gentlemen attended, with a short musical program by Mrs. W. A. Mongey, Miss Carrie Geltz, Miss Odie Schuch, and Will Crites. Refreshments followed and young gentlemen organized the event. Guests included Miss Williams of Chicago and Miss Flo Clark of Fopaks, Kansas. The gathering honored Miss Hough and reflected the society’s high regard.
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Carrie Geltz
Odie Schuch
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Fopaks
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Hough
Fort Fizzle Cannon Found by Adjutant General Axine
Adjutant General Axine praises a recovered Fort Fizzle cannon found in Holmes county. The brass piece linked to the draft era was once lost after the fort attack, then moved between places before state custody was sought. The find sparks interest amid state property records efforts and ongoing expositions in Nashville.
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18th annual convention of the 6th Onto District W C T U at Fredericksburg
The 18th annual convention of the 6th Onto District W C T U met in Fredericksburg on Thoratay May 27 and continued two days. Delegates from Ashland Holmes Slark and Wayne heard Miss Goodwill preside. The program covered woman suffrage Sabbath observance temperance and social purity with strong warnings about impurity and liquor. Miss Barnett national lecturer spoke on the union’s role in reform and alcohol in medicine was debated. Officers for the coming year were elected and Fredericksburg welcomed delegates with hospitality.
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Millersburg
Misa Q. M. Dysart
Wooster
Flower’ Mission
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Novay Scientific Temperance Instruction
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Reunion Marks 29th Annual 120th Ohio Infantry Reunion
The 120th Regt. O. V. I. Regimental Association held its 20th annual reunion at Fredericksburg Ohio with 87 veterans and families attending. Speakers included Lt. J. P. Van Nest and Rev. I N. Kelfer. Special message from Gen. P J Osterhaus praised the regiment for its actions at Arkansas Post Vicksburg and the surrender of the Mississippi, and a vote of thanks was sent to Osterhaus. The next reunion was set for June 1898 in Orrville.
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Historic roster of regimental staff and officers listed
A long list enumerates the regimental staff and officers, naming field and staff surgeons captains lieutenants and numerous men by town and surname. The roster closes with a total of 80. The procession reflects a formal assembly and hospitality to a visiting group.
Annual Wooster High School Commencement Program
The 21 annual commencement of Wooster High School will be held Tuesday June 10 at 7 30 p m in the City Opera House. The program lists numerous students and performers under a long sequence of titled items before a note about the Senate progress and a presidential trip plans for June 9 to Nashville on Ohio day.
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Alexandria Fire Destroys Biyen's Millfront Complex
A severe blaze erupted near midnight at Biyen's Fertilizing Mill on the riverfront in Alexandria Virginia. The fire burned about eight hours causing extensive property damage estimated between 459,060 and 500,000 while resulting in multiple losses and injuries.
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Occasion Made Memorable to Many Ways in Lodi
Wooster Commandery No. 48 E. T. and the newly formed Citizens Band joined Sir Knights Alex W. Fullerton and James E. Waite in Ascension Day services in Lodi. The day included a parade, a memorial service at the Methodist church, a tour of the Home for Aged Women, and a banquet at the Masonic building with about 200 attendees, followed by music and recitations. Guests from Wooster, Lodi, Spencer, Creston and West Salem attended, and a large gift supported the Mason ic Home at Springfield.
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Peace Negotiations Open at Topane Palace Under Courtly Ambassadors
The first sitting of peace talks was held at the Topane palace between allied powers and leaders including Count Nelidoff the Russian ambassador, M Gambon the French envoy, and Sir Philip Currie the British ambassador. Deliberations lasted three hours, with memoranda to outline frontier regulations and capitulations concerning Greek subjects.
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Sudden Deaths Shock Local Community
Miss Emma Haughoe, 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ugher of South Buckeye street, died suddenly at 6 PM after a period of illness. A devout member of the Y P S C E and Sabbath School, she had been weak for two years and spent time at her uncle Metzler’s home. Also, Miss Margaret Shaver, about 49, who recently resided with T B Nitp, died Thursday from Bright’s disease. burial will be in Congress Cemetery.
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Wayne County Graduates in Local Commencement
Doyleston high school held graduation at the M E church on June 3 with Mayme Manuter Nellie Werntz Elma Young Robert Myers and Harold Pott in the class. Dr Scovel of Wooster University gave the address on The Sacredoces of Education. Dalton high school seniors heard Rev J H Barron delivering the baccalaureate May 30. Orrville high school completed exercises June 2 with class verse selections, songs and a long slate of orations and memory pieces led by Gail Hamilton and others culminating in diplomas and benediction.
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Charles L. Wirt
Gail Hanmilter
Gail Hamilton
Commencement and concert plans at Wooster campus faded in May
The Daily at Wooster reports changes and arrivals for the Commencement season. Albert Gerber and Prof Hessler travel to Ohio events. many faculty and students coordinate summer stays at Winona Assembly Grounds, Lake Ind., and nearby cottages. Details cover lectures, homecomings, and faculty duties as Wooster prepares for graduation week.
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Well Behaved The Pay Went By Without A Single Arrest
Crowds for Harmer’s Jubilee Day parade attracted thieves and pickpockets. Samuel Leib of Wooster Township had a wallet with papers stolen. Wilcox Cree of Chester township lost about $20. insurance agent A W Fullerton of Lodi suffered a wallet with about $73. Police shadowed suspects but no arrests were made. Mayor Jeffries reported no arrests that day.
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