Weathered Wooster Daily: warmer days and local notes
From Wednesdays Daily, Wooster reports warming weather, farmers seeking work, and a bustle of town news. Shoemaking, school promotions, court cases, street work, runaway incidents, and civic events fill the page with names, places, and dates throughout Wayne County.
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Randall
Anton
Akron
Walcome
Republican
Wooster
Wayne County
County tax levy set with small cut and new Armory fund
County Commissioners announce the annual levy for the coming year with a seven tenths mill decrease from last year. A new Armory fund is created by a levy for Shreve. No taxes were collected for the State Experiment Station or Oiteh Foods. First jurors under the new law were drawn for Probate Court service, listing jurors by name and township, including J Bochwalter, Wm F Deer, John K Saltsman, E W Reddin, and others from multiple townships.
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Shreve
State Experiment Station
Oiteh Foods
Bridge
J Bochwalter
Baughman Township
F Deer
Second Ward
Wooster
John K.saltsman
Congress
Congress Township
E. W.reddin
Smithville
Fleming
A. Reed
Paint Township
Armstrong Brows
Salt Creek Town
John Etlingg
Chippewa Ignoanlp
Isaac Harter
Green Township
Henry Stoller
Chippewa Township
J. J. Smith
Wayne Township
Hindman
Franklin Township
Yderson Adair
Isaac Schriber
Wm .Dunkle
Third Ward
J 2 Smith
Chester Township
Charity Koo Moore
Orvilla Bisthion
Margaret Wright
William B Wright
Charity E Moore
New
Baughman
County of Wayne
Uplo
Sara Tat
D Mastro
Snd
Wostalwalt
Saia
Orrville
Wayne
State of
Ohio
Main St
Augustes Voignes
Scarlet fever deaths shock Steubenville ward
Four children die of scarlet fever in a single Ward Steubenville raising alarm on an epidemic. Ashland Democrats nominate H Mykrantz for county prosecutor and BR Jones for sheriff Wilbert tick for commissioner and J M Wolf for infirmary director are also named.
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Steubenville
Ashland Democrats
H. Mykrantz
Uel BR
Jones
Shariff
Wilbert Tick
J. M. Wolf
Randall Commonweal army parade prompts town action
In Wolester the village council refused to feed the Randall Commonweal army and ordered 50 special policemen to escort the force through town. Citizens backed the move as business groups funded meals while the army moved on vacant lots. Randall addressed a large street crowd before dawn and continued toward Canton and Massillon where provisions were arranged. The scene contrasted with Coxey forces in Massillon, with limited incidents noted. Washington reports Coxey camps face hardship as authorities consider relief if disbandment occurs.
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Welesday
Tyille
Randall Commonwealths
Canton
Wooster
B. Eshelman
Chicago
J. H. Kiandall
Andall
Orrville
Dalton
West Brookfield
Massillon
West Gon Club
Randall
Trades and Labor Assembly
Coxey
Independent
People’s Party Club
Washington
Highlands
Bladensburg
New Hands All Around at Cleveland Line Board Meeting
At a Cleveland meeting of the Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway Co directors elected officers with George W priresident William Chisholm vice president F E Rittman treasurer S Y McNair secretary George A Morrison assistant secretary and appraised treasurer Also named were Iootae W W Saul William Chisholm James I Hoyt George Russell Mills Ware J Columbus R M Gilbert Cincinnati Mrs Y McNair named auditor Myr Barrett appointed general superintendent and potential resignations noted Electric rail projects planned to Wadsworth from Cleveland and Akron The Ohio House passed a bill allowing electric railways on public highways outside municipalities and the company seeks freight passenger and mail rights with consolidations possible A separate suit by John H Lantz of Chicago against the Pennsylvania Co in Stark County seeks damages for a 1892 mail train wreck injury and lost property Specific routes and connections via the Pennsylvania system are described for travel and freight to reach Atlantic City and other eastern destinations.
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A. B. Peckinpaugh
Akron
Ibrig
Magpie O'lillen
Cleveland
Michael Kine
Ben Miller
Rey David Page
United Brethren
Lurbank
Lee Liliott
Seville
Court of Common Pleas
Harvey
Greenville
George Young
Orrville
Hills
Miriam Hil
Europe
Abraham Harsh
Toledo
Harsh
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Harrowes
Jacob Long
Sherman Brigade
Woman's Missionary Convention
Mansfield Presbytery
Millersburg
Julia Stewart
Mahlonouch
Sarah Eberhart
McCulloch
Lenore Rhodes
Alice McQuigg
Nessie Smith
Mansfield
Knott
Harding
J’rof Knott
Messrs Ecki and
Seiler
Guy Keeple
Hob Garrignes
Massillon
Guy Teeple
N Kieffer
Wooster
Prohibition State Central Committee
Columbus
W. W. Wallace
Wayne County
Prohibition
J. B Jennings
G W Whornton
Licking
McNary
Eshocton
Cleveland, Akron & Columbia Railway Co
George W. Priresident
William Chisholm
F. E. Rittman
S. Y. McNair
George A. Morrison
Iootae
W W. Saul
Williiam Chisholm
James I Hoyt
George ¥. Russell
Mills Ware
Buffalo
R. M. Gilbert
Jumbus
Henry K. Morehead
Cincinnati
Y. McNair
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad
Taylor
Myr Barrett
Monsarratt
Baltimore & Ohio
McNait
New York
Erie, Queen & Crescent
Wadsworth
Pennsylvania
Masaillon
Clinton
Bhall
John H Lantz
Chicago
Pennsylvania Co
Stark County
Common Pleas
I Njuries
Lautz
Vitsburg
Pittsburg
Shreve
Senior Promenade and Prohibition Event at Wooster
Crowds filled Athenan hall on Thursday evening for Wooster seniors and townspeople to celebrate the term end. W H Crothera and Miss Chris Funck led the reception. the Mandolin Club played while 300 guests enjoyed songs and social chatter. A Pipe of Peace ceremony followed with speakers from class ’04 and ’95, then a Junior response by Fred N McMillin. The State Prohibition contest opened at the Board of Trade Auditorium in Columbia, with W Mch.rack ney of Ohio Wesleyan winning first prize. The evening included notes on college notes, officer elections, and campus visitors, with alarm at pipe use among seniors and a mix of dignitaries and students.
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College Avenue
W.H. Crothera
Chris Funck
Thonipan
Aoatec Andolin Club
Séentor
Thas. C. Pollock
Fred N McMillin
Board of Trade
Columbia
J. F. Fader
the Wooster University
Cleveland Sealer
Gideon I’ Mackiln
J. W.sharp
Rof J. V Irish
W. Mch.rackney
Ohio Wesleyal
J E. Elder
Wooster
A Stephen
Lebanon
Booklyn
I J, Dickman
Wooster University
James Stewart
Ohio State University
Ir. Stephens
Lebanon Normal School
W H <Abdersop
Otterboro University
H F Hoyt
Ohio Wesleyan University
Joseph Myers
Leslie
Mich
H. W Brown
Bloomington
Keta Theta l
Vol C
Dudley J Hard
H&b Work
Plymouth
G & Milligan
J E Spyder
Columbua
Delaware
Visi
Wo Thaw
Wm. McKelvey
Pittsburg
Ihos Mce-Dougal
Cinginnau
A A E. Taylor
Columbus
Westminster and Stoddard
A. G. Melian
McCormick Theological Seminary
Lyon
J. Rt. Jamiegan
Medico-Chirurgical College
I’hiladelphia
Wooster Friends
Excursion Rates to Ohio by Pennsylvania Lines in June
Special excursion tickets to Ohio points offered via the Pennsylvania Lines in June at reduced round trip rates. To Delaware June 24 and 26 for the Teachers Associates meeting, return valid to June 30. To Akron for Epworth League meeting, June 25 and 26, return valid to June 20. Inquire at nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent for schedules and times.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Delaware
Akron
Epworth
Wotil Jane
Pennsylvania Line
Pennsylvania Lines Offer Low Round Trip Fares to Asbury Park
Cheap tickets available July 7 8 and 9 for National Educational Association meeting travel to Asbury Park and nearby coast towns including Ocean Grove Long Branch Cape May Atlantic City Sea Isle Park Barnegat and more. Pennsylvania Lines run the sole route in the area with ample excursion seating. Contact nearest ticket agent or K Van Dusen Chief Passenger Agent Pittsburgh Pa for details.
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L’ennnsylvania
Cresson
Alleghenies
Altoona
New York
White Mountains
Adirondacks
Mt. Desert Island
Vermont
Hampshire
Maine
Fall River
Newport
Narragansett
Pennsylvania Lines
F. van Dusen
Pittsburgh
Asbary Park
Pennsylvania
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Cape May
Atlantic City
Elbéron
Sea Isle Park
Barnegat
New Jersey
Hennsylvania
K. van Dusen
Septant General
Vittsburgh
Wadto Tn S
Platform Endorses McKinley For President At Ohio Convention
Ohio Republican state convention draws large crowds in Columbus with ex Secretary Foster presiding and Governor McKinley in attendance as host. Platform endorses McKinley for president and Foraker for U S Senate, attacks Wilson tariff, backs silver and farm interests, and condemns Democratic policies including immigration and pension actions.
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Treasury
Foster
Lcon
McKinley
el Scure
Columbus
Presient
Foraker
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Major C WF. Dik
Othé
Hairman Jobo
Molloy
William Burdell
John A Shank
Dayton
I J. Dickman Ben S Mo Tayslor
Champaign County
Board of Public Works
Charles J Grace
Pickaway
Dss
Hity
Tonn
Congress
Ilustrious Sebater
John Cerman
T & We
National Grange
Democratic Committee of the Senate
Pension Bureau
Weden
United States
Bloody strike at Littles coal mine crowds clash in Illinois
June 7 report from Pekin describes a mob of about 600 miners west of the river moving toward Littles coal mine five miles south of the town. Sheriff Frederick formed a posse as the strikers crossed the Illinois by ferry. At Bentonville the crowd confronted the sheriff and the tower fortifications. Gunfire erupted with the Littles and two of their sons and a colored worker taking cover and returning fire. The shaft caught fire, air shaft closed, and several miners were wounded or killed. Officials say several miners remain trapped and suffocated inside the shaft while militia arrive to restore order. Arrests include leaders George Tygett Al Tygett Wat Stocks Adam Barth Matt Walker Parson Ginnis.
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Kid
Littles
Tlinois
Pekin
Peki
Frederick
Bentonville
Ilinois
John Jackson
Little
Ed Bloom
Ed. Porter
Peter Little
Gus Moritz
Fred Morite
John Rockey
Shertf
Posse
Sis
Geonge Tygett
al Tygett
Wat Stocks
Adam Barth
Matt Walker
Parson M Ginnis
Engineer Killed in Brutal Miners’ Strike Train Tragedy
A train near Brazil Indiana was attacked by striking miners. Engineer William Barr died from a head wound, brakeman A J Harriman was badly burned, and Farber was injured. The attack halted the eastbound train between Evanside and Terreh Haute. The mob claimed allegiance to the United States mat and warned officials not to move the train. The incident sparked fears of wider violence as authorities pursued suspects and the train carried freight and passengers toward Mounten ery.
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Brazil
New Vandalia
William Barr
J Harriman
Burt Farber
Cuspla
Clay
Unite States
Oraimera
Ecarmirc
Montenery
Miners strife triggers troop deployment in Belmont Ohio
Reported unrest in Belmont and Guernsey counties prompts orders for the Fourteenth, Eighth, and Seventeenth regiments to quell violence as miners clash with authorities. A passenger train is attacked by a mob while a coal train runs under federal injunctions. Governor McKinley and federal marshals move to restore order amid strained labor relations and threats of further disruption.
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Belmont
Guernsey
Panes
Cambridge
Ian
Torough
Sher- Mason
McKinley
Wheeling Dispatch
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C . L. & W. Company
McBride
Oe Court of the
United States
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Mackinaw Fooo steamers offer grand round trips
Travel via Mackinaw steamers advertised as the largest and safest on the lake with weekly departures to Toledo Detroit Alpena Mackinac Chicago Duluth and more. Vetted amenities include bath equipment and comfortable staterooms as part of a luxury travel pitch aimed at city visitors.
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Petoskey
Ripans Tabules Free Sample Offer Notice
Ripans Tabules may be obtained at nearest drugstore or by marcon receipt of price. For free sample address Ripans Chemical Co New York.
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Ripans Chemical CO
New York
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