Wooster Daily Briefs Include Arrests and Happenings
The front page notes William Reese and John Levers sent to the penitentiary after a case reported by Garver. Heavy rains disrupt railroad tracks near Pitts, while Corpl. Gus Unger wins a code badge and John Brandon is jailed for assault by Marshal Latimer. High School commencement set for tomorrow with sold-out seats. Rising Star Knights of Pythias consolidate with Morgen Stern. High School Alumni banquets canceled due to finances. More items cover locust sightings, medical aid funding, mischief by youths, a kitchen fire, a major freight train derailment near Pittsburg. Wreck recovery involves copper worth about sixty thousand dollars. Teachers Grosjean and Welker to lead an auto mechanic course in Shreve. A new wagon debuts in Wooster.
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Larry Woolman
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Hall's Catarrh Cure claim and offer
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds up the constitution and offers 100 dollars if it fails to cure. Testimonials are promised upon request with address in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F J. Cheney
Toledo
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Everybony Says So with Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant medical discovery. It claims gentle positive effects on kidneys liver and bowels cleansing the system and dispelling colds curing headaches fever constipation and biliousness. Boxes priced 10 25 50 cents with Spldane guaranteed to cure.
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O. C.C
Daily highlights from Wooster include visitors and events
Dr F W Platt of Delaware and many locals are in the city for meetings and social visits. Leaders, editors, and lawyers attend the High School annual, Synod events, and marital notices while others travel to Columbus Mansfield and Shreve. Various residents announce travels, health, or job changes and celebrate graduations.
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Delaware
Lee Elliott, Esq
Seville
Wa Lay
Lura Cunningham
E al Britton
Weat Salem
Yoder
T. C. Raynolds
Akron
Wooater
W.H. Quinnett
LaPear Circus
D. M. McConnell
F. C. Newkirk
George
Bigprairie
Edgar A. Steele
Eng
Sterling
J. C. McClarran
Columbus
Frank Koster
Dalton
Luther Thomas
Jacob Frick
Mansfield
Lutheran General Synod
Josephine M. Barnes
Dresden
J. BR. McQuigg
A. Imgard
Cleveland
Jacob Robinson
East Wooster
A. B. Bricker
West Salem
Shreve
Central Hotel
Ida
Bertha Kosier
Odie Hawk
W. A. Barnard
West Liberty Street
B. T. Jones
Smithville Normal Academy
Prominent Cleveland Merchant J G Hower Dies in Accident
J G Hower senior partner of Hower and Higbee, a longtime Cleveland dry goods merchant and Wayne County native, died instantly when a buggy overturned after a frightened horse ran into a stone culvert near Lake Shore track during a drive with visitor Miss Stone of Scranton. The 37 year veteran of Cleveland business was a member of Second Presbyterian Church and resided at 469 Euclid Avenue.
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Cleveland
Burbank
Hower
Hower & Higbee
Cabe Stone
Scranton
Lake Shore
John G. Hower
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Mr. Hower
C. Higbee
Eleanor Smurr
Euclid Avenue
Pickling Guidelines From Smithville Growers
Arranged by J W Bricker Smithville Ohto Concluded. The guide stresses picking cucumbers early from vines not allowing overgrowth to protect standard grades for manufacturers. It covers removing first pickles, proper sorting on shelter tables, delivering stock promptly, and avoiding injury to vines. Tips from B A Hoffman D L Hoff and Wm J McFadden emphasize keeping pickles small, not letting nubs or large cucumbers sap vines, and transporting with crates shaded or covered to prevent color loss.
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B. A. Hoffman
D. L. Hoff
Mr. Hoff
Wm. J. McFadden
Probate Court Proceedings in Wayne County Ledger
Wayne County Probate Court docket lists first and final accounts, inventories, and appraisements for multiple estates including Orrin Frase administrator of Samuel Frase, Mary Eberly will probate, Peter Fetzer executor A W Shearer, and several others. Hearings set for June 1 4 and July 2 with private sales and bond amounts noted. guardianship and adoption petitions also appear among the filings.
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Peter Fetzer
Harry McClarran
J. Smith
H. BR. Messmore
John W. Willtord
Fanny Wilford
Bohd
John Whitman
D. W. McDonnell
D. M.jy Oder
Robi. Hatfield
D. F. Mackey
John First
Mary First
Christian Flager
Benj. F. Wallace
Robert Floyd Wilson
H. W. Cary
Lidia Pinkerton
Fred_ Bauman
Anna Hendricks
Lewis Aukerman
Toledo Hospital
N.L. Royer
Andrew Oberlin
C. W. Shidler
Outs Berkey
Thos. Cully
Joseph Cally
Nadabaha
Asle Byll
Philip Miller
Frederick Miller
E. F. Graber
Emanuel Hugulet
James Taggart
Y.C. Klein
Christian Voilee
Aly
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Jane
M. Lower
Mary Kall
John Fay
A. Stoll
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Frances Haag
Charles Haag
A. W. Shearer
Pater Fetzer
J.J. Hatfeld
Abope
James Sharp. Hatcheld
John Porter
Lt. M. Porter
Meat Thieves Target Local Butcher in Ashland County
Two suspicious men offered cheap meat in Keister Brogs JT, one held after selling three hams and a shoulder, letters suggest the name Hi Guard. A sack with three shoulders and a ham found at the Mongey House barn. Witnesses report large thefts from Hiram Warner near Overton, suspect identified as Jobn Zimmerman from near Nankin.
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Ignor
Dafinita
Ashland
Mongey House
Hiram Warner
Overton
Jobn Zimmerman
Nankin
Ashland County
Honest Physician Endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An old advertisement cites Dr Harlandson and claims a weak stomach causes thin, nervous conditions. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural cure for digestive weakness, promising increased appetite, vigor, flesh, blood, and nerve strength. Available at druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Stuart Co, Marshall, Michigan. Free little book on stomach disease offered.
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Harlandson
Stuart
Marshall, Mich
Thoughts on Thought and Infinite Destiny
A snippet discusses the boundless resources of thought and humanity's potential beyond earthly limits. It extols pure good thoughts as valuable coins circulating through the world, noting that thoughts move beyond action and reveal a higher destiny for mankind.
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Hartel and Murphy jailed for daylight burglary near Applecreek
Otto Hartel and Charles Murphy, who burglarized John Wise's residence near Applecreek, are in Canton workhouse after pleading guilty to daylight burglary. Prosecutor Fanck dropped grand larceny, noting stolen property valued under 35 dollars. Hartel gets six months and fine. Murphy six months plus costs.
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Charles Murphy
John Wise
Applecreek
Canton
R. W. Fanck
J.C. McClarran
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