Overton cider mill to boost local industry
June 18 report notes a new cider mill will be built and Ira Miller will relocate T. F. Smith's mill to Overton within weeks. Real estate moves include J W Easterday selling a blacksmith shop to Mr Sehaad of Jefferson and Martin Winkler’s 423 acre farm sale. Several local residents travel, visit, or recover from illness amid weather troubles.
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Overton
Ira Miller
T. F. Smith
J W. Easterday
Mr. Sehaad
Jefferson
Martin Winkler
Simon Eberly
Cleveland
June 1X Miss Dunham Returns to Work at Akron
June 1X Miss Nancie Dunham returned to her work at Akron on Monday after a week at home with a sore throat. Mr and Mrs Myers of Smithville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Keslur. Miss Flora Johnson and Mary EF Dunham of Applecreek called on Ida Thomas last Wednesday. Dont let your tempers sour this damp weather. Mildred.
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Swartz
Colorado Springs
Col
West Salem
Louisa Barnard
Iix
Barnard
Congress
Charles
Canton
Rev A Scott’s Ferman
Scott
Elta Thomas
Chicago
J. P. Bush
J . Sharp
Iain Niles
Ohio
Ww. Sulen
Grandma Weaver
Toledo
Wm. Salen
Chas. A. Haskins
Shelayy
Meene
Dr. Ferguson
Haskins
Nancie Dunham
Akron
Local notes and visits from June period
Mrs. David Stair returned from Pennsylvania last Thursday. Frank Gearhart installed a new roof on his Thorne place farm. Mrs. Amanda Wagner and baby of Eodi visited friends. Joe Whitworth moves his saw mill back. Joe Sherrick painted his barn. Miss Ann Jacobs recovers. Mrs. Edu Miller remains unchanged with slim recovery hopes. Palmer visits southwest of Congress. Arrangements underway for a Fourth of July celebration. Hofman and Max of Barbero return home after a short visit with their parents.
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David Stair
Pennsylvania
Frank Gearhart
Thorne Place
Amanda Wagner
Baby
Eodi
Joe Whitworth
Joe Sherrick
Ann Jacobs
Edu Miller
Allas Palmer
Congress
Dowie Claims Doctors Plot to Kidnap and Harm Him
Chicago June 17. Dowie, head of Zion, warned of a plot by physicians to kidnap him, detain him in a hospital, and beat him into insanity. He urged Zion male members to stay after service to guard against the perceived threat, claiming threats to his life and immortality claim.
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Chicago
Dowile
Zion
Tabernacle
Dowie
Jose
Zion Guard
July
Donte
Elijah
Snowshoe Itinerant Dyer Dies In Colorado Trails
Denver reports the death of Rev John L Dyer famed as The Snowshoe Itinerant after throat paralysis following a long illness Born in Franklin County Ohio in 1812 he began preaching in Wisconsin in 1849 and arrived in Colorado in 1861 earning his nickname for journeys to mining camps He authored a book of the same title and was noted for rugged circuit riding across the West Meanwhile Prohibition candidate John G Woolley sails from San Francisco June 29 on a world trip to study liquor trade in preparation for a forthcoming book Zionist Federation holds its fourth annual convention in Philadelphia with aims to aid persecuted Jews in Russia Roumania and elsewhere Ex Congressman S R Peters of Kansas receives word of possible appointment as pension commissioner in Washington and Mexico plans a new steel framed post office in city near the School of Mines Also: Runkel Brothers chocolate factory in New York destroyed by fire.
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John L. Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Frankin County
Dyer
Wisconsin
Colorado
New Mexico
Chicago
John G Woolley
Woolley
San Francisco
Honolulu
Australia
England
Ireland
Scotland
McKinley to Canton Soon in July Visit
Special to The Republican from Washington dated June 17 reports President McKinley and his wife plan to leave for Canton in July. Mrs. McKinley is improving while the president prepares travel plans for the trip.
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Washington
McKinley
Curly
Tuly Fes
McHley
Despondent man commits suicide in Cleveland home
Robert Smith, linked to J W Robison of Wooster, helped prepare Picturesque Wayne, a county history. After long illness and business troubles he died by self-inflicted shooting at his Cleveland residence. J W Robison attended the funeral in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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Robert Smith
J. W. Robison
Wooster
Wayne
Cleveland
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival Planned at Presbyterian Church
Applecreek notices report a C E society ice cream and strawberry fest Saturday June 22 to raise funds for church painting and repair. Also noted are local visits, poultry and horse mishaps near the post office, a ME church children day, and a horse runaway incident near a freight train.
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Applecreek
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jameson
Ada Burns and
Ross
Hower City
Harris Jameson
Hazel Hobbes
Wooster
DeHa Yenger
Nixon
Theo. Shaffer
Frederick Graber
Frank Beazel
Frank
James Tracy
Mr.Grosjean
Wooster Social Notes on June 1901 Weddings
Invitations received for Martha Almira Oberlin Leavitt to wed William James Henry Strong on June 26 1901 at First Congregational Beloit Wisconsin. Reception at bridal home and at home in Wooster from October at 43 College Avenue. Mrs Leavitt is daughter of ex County Commissioner Andrew Oberlin. Lucien Lautzenheiser marries Anna Oberlin of Doylestown. Rev J H Deeds officiates. Lautzenheiser employed by Fred Hookway.
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Wooster
George R. Leavitt
Martha Almira
William James Henry Strong
First Congregational
Beloit
Wisconsin
College Avenue
J. H. Deeds
Methodist Church
Lucien Lautzenheiser
Anna Oberlin
Doylestown
Andrew Oberlin
Lautzenheiser
Fred Hookway
Illinois Horses to be Sold at Wylie Smith Barns
Thirty Illinois horses listed for sale on Thursday June 20 at the Wylie Smith barns in Wooster. The lot comprises feeders chunks and general stock with details partly unreadable in the fragment.
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Illinois
Wylie Smith
Wooster
Mitre Haraac
Orrville Buggy Company to Close Out Stock in Public Sale
C Boyd proprietor of the Orrville Buggy Company announces a big public sale on Saturday June 29 to close out the entire stock of buggies surreys harness and related items. Everyone planning a purchase in the near future should attend as heavy stock of high-grade goods must be cleared before month end.
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C. Boyd
Orrville Buggy Company
Festival of the Season at No 5 school house
No 5 school house in Greene township hosts a summer event on Saturday evening June 22 featuring ice cream strawberries cake and other refreshments. An evening of songs recitations and entertainment will be provided with instrumental music by the Grander orchestra of Creston. All invited.
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Maggie Buckley
Miamisburg
Correll
Colorado
Alice Basinger
Putnoum County
Kate Lower
G. M. Harsh
Buffalo
Clapper Grove
Here
Greene Township
Creston
Half Rates to Put-In-Bay For Music Teachers Meet
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets from western stations to Put-In-Bay at one fare round trip on June 30 July 1 and 2. Return validity until July 8 1901. For details contact B and O ticket agents or B N Austin Gert Passi agent in Chicago.
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Music Teachernet National
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Music Teachers’ National Association
Callon
Ngarest B. & O
B. N. Austin
Gert Passi
Halt Rates to Columbus via B&O Excursion Ticket Offer
An early 20th century notice announces halt of rates to Columbus via the B&O. It mentions excursion tickets sold from all local stations in Ohio for a single fare. The public is invited to use the offer and travel to Columbus with reduced cost. Specific dates and full terms are unreadable but the core intent is a fare sale.
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Pgp
Daitlmemore
Ohio
Columbus
Aests Calvention
Republican
Wooster
Philippine Forests Offer American Market For Archipelago Woods
Captain Ahearn, chief of the Philippine forestry bureau, plans to show Philippine woods in the United States to spark American demand for mahogany ebony and other gums. He notes limited timber lands on government or private land, licensing for lumber, and labor and transportation bottlenecks. A vast orient market exists, but the chief obstacle is securing labor and accessible roads to exploit the forests.
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Forestry Bureau
United States
Manilla
Captain Ahearn
Philippine Forestry Bureau
Ahearn
Grand Rapids
Orient
Timber demand rises with rebuilding in provinces
The market notes 665 native tree species including 11 oak types and varieties like ebony teak camagon narra tindalo and calantes. With early peace and resumed provincial construction, demand for timber and transport will increase this year and next.
Judges Appointed for Philippine Supreme Court Sessions
Manila June 17. The Philippine commission appoints chief justice Cayetano Arellano and justices Florentino Torres J F Cooper James F Smith Charles A Willard Victorina Mapa Fletcher Ladle to the Supreme Court. L R Wilfley named attorney general. Seventeen judges assigned to first instance courts. Cailles capitulation expected soon as American authorities praise the surrender plan. Washington reports welcome news of Cailles nearing capitulation after efforts to end the war.
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Philippines
Philippine—commission
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Florentino Torres
J. F. Cooper
Texas
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California
Charles A. Willard
Minnesota
Victorina Mapa
Iolo
Fletcher Ladle
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Missouri
Bbs
Manila
Kinkaid
Odin
Hamipahires
Averri
Blountzot
Dagupan
Michi
Washingto Washington
Cailles
Ng Garon
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