Wooster Republican Print Shop Notice June 13 1804
Public notices warn advertisers to place ads by noon for same day insertion. Notices cover entertainments trials sales and related items with charges applying if not published in the Daily and Weekly Republican. Printed at 1 East Liberty Street Wooster on Wednesday June 13 1804.
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Wooster Reyriblican
Republican
Comoaire Room
East Liberty Street
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Wooster Items From A Turbulent Week in 1894
Saturday notes include a long list of local incidents in Wooster area: Frank Jost, long detained as an inmate of the Sterling insane asylum for 14 years, returns from Foley night to an infirmary. multiple minor injuries from falls and accidents. a Chinese pheasant added to Geo Faber’s taxidermy collection. a hotel misdirection case involving a disguised suspect. preparations for an excursion to Cleveland on July 4. and various school, legal, and civic notices. The town records a graft of small-town life with weathered names, local officials, and community events amid a busy week.
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Sher Smith
Foley
Frank Jost
Sterling
Insane Asylum
Wooster Wctu
Henry Hockey
North Market Street
Republican
Gawd
William Shoup
Heater Township
J. H Stoll
Geo. Faber
Coithx
John Housekeeper
Joseph Horsekeeper
Iman Samo Hell
Mr Hell
Sir Bell
Ball
Washington
Archer House
Landford Connell
Connell
Strikers face Wooster Guards in Ohio mining clash
Report from Wooster notes Vo. D members in good spirits though under strain. Sergt Hard and Corporal Mead describe scarce underwear while meals are ample. Militia lines hold bridges near Glencoe and McLainsville as miners resist, with guards enduring night skirmishes.
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Richard Mead
Fence
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Herureican
Express
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Corp
Mead
Fisher
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Miller
Barnes
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Tard
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Hard
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McBride
Indiana
Vennsylvania
Betwee
Barnesville
Boisgrain
Glencoe
McLainsville
Mineral Siding
Bellaire
Wheeling Creek
Mciainsville
Poll tax law repealed by legislature for state and cities
Several supervisors asked if the poll tax law was repealed. On May 1 184 repealed the law requiring labor on public highways or a three dollar payment. No person is now required to pay or work the poll tax, applying to cities and country. Also an unrelated ad for Craighead Co selling farm produce and seeds.
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A. D. Sete
King letter urges swift work on Millersburg railroad extension
Thos M King, second vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, writes to Johnson and Saylor about advancing the Cleveland Wooster Muskingum Valley line. He notes progress with Fort Wayne track crossing at Wooster and urges completion of track laying at Millersburg under contract terms, naming local officials to share the letter.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio
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Johnson &Saylor
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Millersburg
Cleveland, Wooster
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Swarts
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W Rochenderter
Hardy Township
Als
Hard of Wooster
Church Notes From Wooster Area June Events
Wooster area church notices list upcoming meetings and services. Delegates from North Buckeye Street Christian church plan Children's Day events and a concert. Rev J Lose from Sharon to preach. new pastor Josless expected July 1 with family and strong leadership. Killbuck College held Mission Sunday observances with student participation and local residents attending. A Baptism at the Methodist Episcopal church occurred and plans for a church youth program and a local eating meeting are noted. A one-fare round trip to Buffalo via Pennsylvania Lines advertised for June travel.
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Hankey Lumber Co
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Granville
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Sharon
Killbuck College
Chester Township
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Esther Swarte
Solly
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Buffalo
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Pennsylvania Lines
St. John Meeting
Musical Department Commencement at Wooster
The Wooster Musical Department graduation filled Kanke Chapel with seven graduates performing a rich program including Mendelssohn and Verdi pieces. Sunday featured a full baccalaureate in the Gymnasium with a prize-winning oration contest and later a large preparatory class graduation.
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Mowery and Griffiths Obituaries In Wayne and Shreve
Mrs David Mowery of Wayne township died Monday night at her son Jumby Mowery’s home in Chester township. Mrs Mary Griffith widow of the late Wm Griffith of Shreve died at 1 am Monday at her daughter Mrs James Latimer’s home on Nold avenue after heart trouble. She was about 60 and a native of the county. The body will go to Shreve tonight for burial with funeral Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Corrected Market Prices at Woosten and Craighead & U4
Wheat flour oats rye and corn prices corrected by Frick Tyler and Craighead U4. Listings include butter lard hams cheese beans potatoes onions and poultry with per unit and per measure figures. Names Woosten Craighead U4 and dates referenced.
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Laney
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