Es ABooster Republican' Al Booster is a local note
Wednesday June 6 1900 reports include Grace Armentrout death from consumption and probate judge J B Adair declaring Calvin Shissler insane. Dr WF Derr and son Will Derr removed a three pound throat tumor from a pony. Winkler horse sale drew 37 head, average price $122. Local graduations and church events are noted with brief remarks on teachers and sermons.
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Grace Armentrout
Wade Armentrout
Hayesville
School of Music
J. &. Adair
Calvin Shissler
Samuel Shissler
Alossillon
WF Derr
Will Derr
Sumluy
Derr. Or
Winkler
Wylie Smith Barn
Boiling Pot Recaps Happenings at Home and Abroad
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were warmly received at Grand Rapids Michigan. Fire at New York destroyed Ketcham and Company grain elevators with losses around 400 700 dollars. A trolley collision near Chicago injured thirteen as a picnic wagon was hit. Watchman James Delaney died after a duel with a burglar in Chicago. Chicago population is estimated at 2 046 600. General Otis was thanked by President McKinley for his services. Miss Mabel Williams of Philadelphia died by suicide at Niagara Falls. Aboard the Italian bark Feta at Pensacola two seamen died and Captain Masella was injured in a conflict.
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Dewey
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
Ketcham & Company
Chicago
James Delaney
General Otis
McKinley
Mabel Williams
Philadelphia
Whirlpool Rapids
Niagara Falls
Feta
Pensacola
Fla
Harder
Masella
Drowning Tragedies Mark Louisville boating mishap
A young couple in Louisville drowned after a row boat accident at Fore Grove on the Ohio River. Miss Misa Atee slipped and was pulled under by her partner while trying to change seats. Chief Vickery in Toledo ordering Havana post office probe. Rev Ignatius Ponchell’s preserved face found intact when his iron casket was opened for relocation.
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Louisville
Misa Ling Me Atee
Sherrifin Morris
Fore Grove
Miss McaAtee
Norwalk
Ignatius Ponchell
St. Mary's Church
Ashland Military Band Delights Oddfellows Crowd
An Ashland Oddfellows celebration featured a concert by the Ashland Military Band on the bandstand. The large crowd enjoyed over an hour of faultless, modern band music. the audience called it among the best heard in similar conditions. The band members include Jake Heitz, F. E. Greenamyjer, Fred Heitz, F. R. Beer, C W. Rollins, Joe Gast, Arthur Ulrich, Pearlie Gable, H. C. Westover, Mark Osborne, Charles Ulrich, James Black, W. F. So Barr, E. E. B. Westover, Elmer Shoemaker, Ed Hichards, Hank George, W. L. Vanesdall, and Guy Moore, with a property man.
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Ashland
Jake Heitz
F. E. Greenamyjer
Fred Heitz
F. R. Beer
C W. Rollins
Joe Gast
Arthur Ulrich
Pearlie Gable
H.C. Westover
Mark Osborne
Charles Ulrich
James Black
Wfsobarr
EE. B. Westover
Elmer Shoemaker
Ed Hichards
Hank George
WL. Vanesdall
Guy Moore
Property Man
Ashine
Wooster High Commencement Draws Large Event Crowd
Students filled the Wooster commencement program with 24 graduates listed for orations and essays. The event ran 7:30 to midnight, drawing a sizable attendance and featuring a varied program, including acts and a masked or dramatic segment.
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Wooster
Vieversy
Pleasing Event to Celebrate Brotherhood Anniversary
A community group named the Brotherhood of American VY co- Maite hosts a first anniversary celebration at a city hall venue on Thursday evening. Members gather to discuss plans with core members present and rehearse a program of music and hymns to support refreshments and worship.
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Brotherhood of
Fragmentary Local Notice From OCR Clip
A damaged OCR excerpt presents an unclear report with few legible details. Names places and dates are not readable, leaving only scattered fragments about an incident or event and a scattered set of words.
Unclear OCR Marriage Licenses Record
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places without coherent details or dates. Key entities are obscured, making it impossible to extract a valid event, participants, or jurisdiction for a meaningful summary.
Widow laid to rest beside husband in elder service
The body of Moss Ida Plard was laid beside her husband Jon eu of Mis Ge after services conducted by the rector. The remains were interred at Woutsworth with mourners including family members Dadiew J Ila and nephew.
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Jon EU
Moss Ida Plard
Rew
Lev
Vox Curt
Woutsworth
Dadiew
Letter List No 24 in the Worcester Obie Post Office
A damaged post office letter list shows names of addressees and recipients from various households. Entries include Jane Pllend, Oscar Bailey, Frank Houphtaliog, Wm Vikee, Kamp Will lard, Kamp Geo Lawrence, Newell Jerry, JoHsbaum Merton, Updegraft, Vance, Nathalie Flenderson, Lallie King, Dinah Lehman, Fella Mate, Miss Dinah Lehman, Mrs Richman and others.
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Jane Pllend
AL Med Bailey
Oscar Buran
Frank Houphtaliog
Wm Vikee
Adam Jot
Hoc Kamp
Willard Kamp
Geo Lawrence J Lo Miller
O Maadock
Joh Newell
Jerry Moll
JoHsbaum
Merton Updegraft
OB Vance
Nathalie Flenderson
Mis Lallie King
Kynma Livenhagen
Dinah Lehman
Fella
Richman
Mm Geo. Wuchter
Jealous ex-convict fires twice at Wooster girl
The Ohio State Journal reports ex-convict Frank Mauk of Wooster fired two shots with a 32 caliber revolver at Kate Taylor of 150 West Chestnut Street Sunday night. Taylor survived as police hunt Mauk who fled after the attack following a breakup with her for another man.
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Ohio State Journal
Frank Mauk
Wooster
Mauk
Kate Taylor
West Chestnut Street
Taylor
Government Troops Routed Near Panama
Washington June 13 Consul Logan at Colon Colombia reports an engagement near Panama where national forces were defeated. The retreating troops, low on ammunition, were reinforced and ordered to renew the attack. Five officers were killed or wounded.
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Washington
Navy Department
Logan
Colon
Colombia
Panama
London
Frederick Forstier-Walker
South Africa
Hoodeval
Lord Roberts
Derbyshire Regiment
Boer Telegrams Claim British Defeated Near Donkersport
A Boer telegram from London reports a British defeat near Donkersport in the Orange River colony area, with substantial Boer gains and multiple troop movements around Kroonstad. Dispatches mention 50,000 British troops within 60 miles of the rebels and ongoing efforts by Gen Kelly-Kenny and Gen Buller to pressure Boer positions, along with casualties and prisoners from recent actions.
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London
Donkersport
Frea State
Orange River Colony
Norvalspont
Laing
Buller
Kroonstad
Alender Wer
Kelly-Kenny
Reuter
Maseru
General Brabant
Ficksburg
Machadorp
Transvaal
Lorenzo Marques
Lor Roberts Haa
Cape Town
Boer Envoy Wolmarans Addresses Dutch Audience in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan June 12 Boer envoy Wolmarans spoke to a large audience in Dutch with English addresses by Montague White and Sybrent Wesselius. He reviewed prewar conditions and said the impending disaster was anticipated since the occupation of Pretoria as part of a Boer plan.
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Grand Rapids
Mi¢ch
Wolmarans
Montague White
Sybrent Wesselius
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Ohio Democratic Convention Prep Brightens Columbus Scene
Columbus June 12 reports Ohio Democratic delegates arrive for the state convention at the Columbus auditorium. District meetings will elect a vice president and members of credentials resolutions rules and order of business with a slate including leaders from Allen Morgan Mercer Knox and other counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Credtals
Hun Walter
Ardivore
Democratic Territorial Convention
Gix
Market Reports Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Grain and stock prices for June 11 are listed with cattle and hogs values across Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York Cincinnati Toledo and Baltimore. Highlights include Prime cattle and fat hogs with mixed medium and heavy classes and assorted lambs and sheep varying by market and date. corn and wheat bids appear for No 2 and related grades.
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Poxas
Cholen Tury
Northfield seminary trustees reelect most board
East Northfield Massachusetts June 11 The semi annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Northfield seminary re elected the old board except Mrs J H Harris wife of the late professor of the board wished her name dropped The two new members elected were Paul Dwight Moody to fill the vacancy caused by Dwight L Moody and George B Keith of Brockton Massachusetts By the appointment of Moody's son to this position Moody's last request from his deathbed is fulfilled.
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Bloody
East Northfield
Mags
The
Northfield Seminary
J. H. Harris
Paul Dwight Moody
Dwight L. Moody
George B. Keith
Brockton
Mass
Moody
Allen's Foot Ease Endorsed by Medical Men in Chicago Ad
A reader testimonial praises Allen's Foot Ease as a pure powder absorbing perspiration and protecting gloves. Editor De W C Abbott of the Chicago Times notes it as a trend setting preparation. The message mentions physicians and nurses endorsing the product and references samples and distributers.
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Allen
W C Abbott
Chicago
Fragmented OCR: ash ed and ten dollars to two twelve
Fragmented text shows numbers and currency but no full context. It mentions ten dollars and a figure of 212 with unclear meaning. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
PERIL IN CHINA AS FOREIGN TROOPS MOBILIZE
Amid rising tensions near Tien Tsin and Peking, hundreds of villagers and foreign troops crowd streets. Admirals and staff join two trains carrying British, American, Italian, Austrian, Japanese, Russian and French forces with repair material, while Cossacks defend, and mob violence escalates against palace guards and foreign outposts. Hongkong reports urge readiness as Boxer disturbances trigger troop movements.
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Admiral Seymour
Peking
Cossaglia
Tien Pein
Hoking
Tien Tsin J
Shanghai
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