London House votes £50000 to Lord Kitchener in South Africa
London reports that the house of commons approved a £50000 grant to Lord Kitchener for service in South Africa. The vote saw Irish members oppose, led by John Dion, citing opposition to the war and its conduct. William Redmond condemned the motion as unworthy, while Redmond urged accountability for the campaign's devastation.
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London
House of Comp Hans
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
John Dion
Fe William Retmond
Lord Kichener
Mr. Redmond
Judges Rule For Schofield And Durfee In Pennsylvan ia Railroad Suit
Hon W E Schofield and E F Durfee won a judgment for 2700 dollars against a Pennsylvania company in the United States court at Toledo. The men, who had bought tickets via Crestline to Marion, claimed they could stop at Alliance but were removed at Wooster and later sued for 310000 dollars. The long case has dragged on for over three years.
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W.E Schofiel
Congress
EF. B. Durfee
Marion
Pennsylvania Company
United States Court of Toledo
Schofield
Durfee
New York
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Alliance
Pittsburg
Wooster
Toledo
Probate court probate notices and early hearings listado
Probate court entries show administrators guardians executors filing first and final accounts and inventories for numerous estates. Hearings set for July 3 including for David Clark Miller Susan Nolin Catherine Steiner and others. guardians appointed and bonds posted. orders to sell real estate or personal property noted. Multiple estates including Schlot Lydia Kautelman McDowell Lirazier Young Shaffer.
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Wm Miller
David Clark Miller
Jobo B Nolin
Susan Nolin
Russ Funckn
Willus John Dailey
Clinton Township
A. H. Dailey
Winschlost
Eilaasehlott
William Hague
J. A. Whitman
Joseph Y. Whitman
Amsturz
Catherine Steiner
Wee Orr
Smith Orr
David E. Kauffman
Lydia Kautelman
RR Soavely
David McDowell
Henry Flickinger
John J Llrazier
Harry Young
George Young
William C. Myers
Cariatena
Link
Mary Shaffer
Canaan Township
Wayne County Property Transfers and Executrix Deeds
Wayne County records list numerous private deeds, transfers, and executrix actions. Wm H Ferrer transfers 42 acres in Chippewa to Jeremiah Wirth for 81650. Elizabeth Eyman to Nathan Royer 277 Orrville lot for 1400. Keck to Knestrick 25 acres in Canaan for 1800. Lehman to Daniel Lebrae acres in Baughman. Moser to Lydia Benner Orrville lot 434 for 31600. Dunlap pair to David Walmer part lot 47 in Orrville for 3925. Pershins to Weaver lots 5 and 6 in New Pittsburg for 400. Eberhart to Yates lots 5 and 6 New Pittsburg for 225. Poorman to Detweiler lot 1229 Wooster for 100. John Conn to Elizabeth Conn lot 606 Wooster for 81. Franks to Joan G on parvidut lot 19 in Shreve for 200. Quimby to Sade Deneke lot 6 in Rittman for 320. Baker to Joseph Baker 1 acre in Burbank for 800. Cunningham to James Cunningham 100 acres Saltcreek for 5000. Cunningham et al to Jesse Cunningham 80 acres Saltcreek for 3000. Cunningham to B.mer E Cunningham 30 acres Saltcreek for 1200. Lance to Elizabeth Quinby lot 7 in Rittman for 150. Executrix deeds list Gertrude Linberger to Frederik Karffmatrid acre and lots 172–176 in Orrville for 2305. Louisa Horst executors to N L Royer part out lot 58 in Smithville for 1000.
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Wm. H. Ferrer
Jeremiah Wirth
Chippewa Township
Elizabeth Eyman
Nathan L. Royer
Orrville
Herbert F. Keck
A. C. Knestrick
Canaan
Samuel’. Lehman
Daniel FP
Lebrae
Baughman Township
Joshua D Moser
Lydia Benner
Wooster
Margaret Franks
Joan G
Shreve
Elizabeth Quimby
Sade Deneke
Rittman
John S. Baker
Joseph Baker
Burbank
Miller Named Superintendent for Fourth Ward School
Harry H. Miller, who previously supervised the Second wild school building project, has been secured to oversee the construction of the new building in the Fourth ward.
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Harry H. Miller
von Conserdturen
Second Wild
Fourth Ward
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Memorial services for Wooster Lodge I O O F
Wooster Lodge Independent Order of Oddfellows holds memorial services for the dead at 2 30 p m Sunday June 15 in St James Episcopal church Rev H D Stauffer D D will preach the sermon and the Daughters of Rebekah are expected to participate.
Phythian Officers Named At Rising Lodge Meeting
Regular Rising Lodge Knights of Pythias gathering Tuesday listed officers C C Benton and G Hay as leaders. Names shown include Harry F B Moses Prelate W P Moses Master of W H A Haller M at A Melville Garrett J G W W Herman O Gor and AZS Rahk.
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Rising Lodge Knights of Phythias
C. C
Benton G. Hay
Harry BF. Moses
W. P. Moses
H. A. Haller
Melville Garrett
J. G
W. W. Herman
Gor Azs
Forbillousiess ise Chambe lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Fragmented OCR text describes a patent remedy named Forbillousiess ise Chambe lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The wording suggests claims to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver, with garbled, unclear promotional language. The readable parts imply a medical tonic or herbal preparation rather than verified medical evidence.
Fads and Fancies of the Hot Weather Season
Flower season brings in demand for well proportioned vases with no long necks. Green Spanish faience over holders are praised for value. Yellow pieces remain scarce even in Japanese stores. strong color with green accents recommended for oak rooms. German yellow and green brown dinner sets suit summer breakfasts. Green water jars, cretonne lamps, blue and white chine plates with dragon pattern, and chrysanthemum motifs define current style trends.
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eGehioan
Brittany
Autopsy Clears Palmer of Foul Play in Medina
An autopsy on S. S. Palmer in Spring Grove cemetery Medina found no foul play. Coroner H B Hard and Dr. Freedman conducted the examination at the request of Prosecutor F. W. Woods after a stepdaughter in Spencer raised suspicions. Palmer died suddenly at his Lodi home Saturday night. death attributed to diseased heart after examination and testimony collected in Lodi.
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S. S. Palmer
Spring Grove
H B. Hard
Dr. Freedman
F. W. Woods
Mr Palmer
Spencer
Palmer
Lodi
Palmers
Glass Factory Output Report From Wooster Mills
The Massillon glass industry summary notes total season output near 27 1000 000 bottles with Reed & Company supplying 17 000 000, Massillon Bottle and Glass Company 10 080 000, and Rhodes Glass Bottle Company 5 570 000. Loss of work is expected as June ends, with many blowers taking vacations or staying local. Wages range from 2 to 34 per day and workers hold back portions of pay until season end, while some plan to draft on savings.
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Masson
Wooster
Massillon Glass
Reed & Company
Massillon Bottle and Glass Comjunoys
Rhodes Glass Bottle Company
Atlantic City
Zour
Doylestown High Graduates in Commencement Exercises
The Doylestown high school held its commencement Thursday evening with a program including music by Mozart selections, invocations by Rev. J. Mague, a palutatory essay by William Myers, instrumental solos by Charles M Reis, and Valedictory by Bessie B Meech. Diplomas were presented by K. KK. Adair with closing music and benediction by Rev. T. J. Dague.
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Doylestown High School
Gloria
Mozart
Mesdames Wilson
Dugue
Pilkey
Wotring
J. Mague
William Myers
Harley Hornbergver
Chas. M Reis
Artie
Artie V Tugg. Imesy
Florence Kk
Spencer
Silver Spring
Sidney Miller
Coward
Bessie B Meech
Adair
Dague
Messrs
Worring
T. J. Dague
Wooster Beats Baldwin Wallace In Tight Friday Contest
Wooster University shut out two errors and a wild throw to win a close baseball game over Baldwin Wallace. A long homer by Fodlis energized the crowd as Iden pitched for Wooster and Barr for the visitors, with runs flukily coming on misplays. The teams then traveled to Granville to face Denison. Wooster aims to improve against Western Reserve and Cleveland appearances.
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Wooster
Barr
Wooster University
Iden
Fodlis
Boliwin-Wallace
Pa Chapel
Loomis
Bumgarten
Etmemsbretter m
Morrissey
Fae
Petal Wooster
Baldwin- Wallace
Idea
Nyer
Follis
Tden
Barrett
Old Larwill suit in Columbus Supreme Court
The case dates a quarter century, John C. Larwill of Mannsfield sues Stevenson Burke and others over Snow Fork coal land. He alleges an executive group manipulated stock to bond land with the CG, H V & T interests to secure a $14.4 million loan. Larwill seeks an accounting of his 2,460 of 30,000 shares and $246,000 stake in Snow Fork and Cleveland Coal.
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Supreme Court Ab
Columbus
John C. Carwill
Mannsfield
Stevenson Burke
Snow Fork
Leveapd Coal Company Sp
Coal Company
Larwill
Haking Valley
Tuarwill
Burke
Charles Hickox
W. J Lee
Hocking Coal and Railroad Company
CG. H. V. & T Railway Company
Consolidated Railroad
Snon Fork and
Cleveland Coal Company
Dying Wish Granted for Massillon Blacksmith Funeral
Cooper Chidister 97, once of Mr. Eaten, requested his funeral pulse include the four generation anvil once used by his investors and blacksmiths. Rev Stephen K Mahon preached from the old anvil as Chidister was laid to rest at MG Eaton. The heir preserves the anvil for future display.
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Blacksmittinogg
MG. Eaton
Chashidi Ter
Seville High School Commencement Observed
Seville held its graduation exercises in the town hall with the class of gists: Paul E. Beaulyde Ik Brouts and George Fo Acker led the classical and English courses. Members included Mabel A Derhammer Don L Crawford Evalva J E Dowd Edyth V Rickard. The program featured recitals, orations, duets, and a class poem, with diplomas awarded to the graduates.
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Seville
Trom
Town Hall
Paul E. Beaulyde
Mattie Miller
T. H. D. Harrold
Clyde Ro
George FP
Acker Youal
Jock MacDowel
Lesdy
Rome
Faith Vo Rickard Orathon
Mabel SN
Derhammer Voegl
M.S Clark
Mrs. Etta
Mano
Paul i Benehore Tien
Dani
Crawford
Pologaisa Militaire
Mayor
Mattie Multer
Evalyn Kk
Dowd
Civda
Woo Sheely
Advertising Man Vanishes From Cache' Directory
A church directory project for the Cache’ area stalled when a printer refused credit and the advertiser, Mr Norton, vanished after a few days. Church members recall him as gentle and manly, though they worry why he has sent no word since.
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Crete
Mr Norton
Mans
Hawil
Dovene
Alliance Review Reports Brumpter Veterinary Appointment Hope
Baldwin of Tiger, member of the state board of agriculture, stopped in Alliance en route to Wooster to see Dr Brumpter the veterinary surgeon. The board plans to hire a state veterinarian at a gout salary and considers Dr Brumpter for the post. He would visit herds with contagious diseases and condemn affected herds.
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Brumpter
Bill Alliance
BP Baldwin
Tiger
State Board of Agriculture
Alliance
Wooster
Baldwin
Sinking Whaleback Collision Sinks Wilson and Crew
A whale back steamer collided with the Wilson near Minn June 7 causing the Wilson to sink within a minute and drown a number of people. The other steamer Hadey was involved in the accident.
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Hadey
Tay
Wilson
Wishart Iron Company elects new board of directors
Stockholders met Thursday night at WF Kean's office and chose a board including Judge M Lemyser W U Kean Prof Seelye Cot Adams G Gilson John J Robertson and Fo A Warner In a following meeting Prof Seelye was named president W I Kean vice president Gil Roy Noah A Walker named secretary and treasurer The promoter Noah A Walker retires from the board as the company forecasts a busy summer for its self heating gasoline rods and big business ahead.
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Wishart Iron Company
WF Keans
M. Lemyser
WU Kean
Profseelye
Cot Adams
Gili
John J Robertson
Fo A Warner
Saxkholders
Prof Seelye
W. I Kean
Sog Gil Roy Noah A Walker
Health restoring claim for Pierce medicines cited by reader
A letter describes men and women affected by coughs bronchitis and emaciation being cured by Dr Pierce medicines. The writer credits Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pilots* Medicine with restoring strength and mobility after eighteen months of use and notes the Common Sense Medical Adviser offer.
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Pierce
Sentree
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Bloodhound Tracks Two Suspects to Farmhouse
At Locioo Priday the B and O freight conductor detained two men inside a merchandise car. After they kicked out through the side, a village bloodhound tracked the trail for about three miles to a farmhouse where the two suspects were found at dinner. The dog and officers identified the men as those sought.
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Locioo
New Train Schedule for West No 43 Stops at Wooster and Dates
The timetable lists trains West No 43 and No 21 with stops at Wooster and varied times. Services include Sunday only and daily runs. Specifics mention No 2 1040 p m and No 71 646 p m with multiple routes and start times from Wooster.
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West
Wooster
Wooster Boom
Rates to Ore Bay Ohio by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all local Ohio stations to Put-in-Bay at one fare for round trip on June 33 and 21 for the State Teachers Association. Tickets are good until July 6, 190%, with further information from the Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agent or the General Passenger Agent in Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Coumpany
Ohio
Teachers’ Association
Baltimore & Ohio
Austin
Chicago
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