Mrs Feeman Dead at 92
Mrs Katharine Feeman, age 92, died early Friday. Her husband, in his second year of age, had left the city a month ago with daughter Miss Sarah Feewan to live with another daughter in Kansas. Mrs Feeman was born in Ohio and spent most of her years as a Wooster resident. Reworded telegram details indicate family moves and place of death in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Katharine Feeman
Feeman
Sarah Feewan
Kansas
Wooster
Teenan
Boro
Ohis
Pittsburg
Kes Weo Peeunu
Ron Frank
Minn
Cits
Loule
Winger
Akron
Henry Spence
Plant Breeders Convene At Annual Association Meeting
A large influx of visitors arrives for the Obra Plant Breeders Association annual convention at the experiment station. The group focuses on breeding corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, and soybeans. Officers include President Wors Farnsworth, Mt Gilead VP Horatio Markley, Wooster secretary Lo Hootraddara, and Keaton treasurer A Martin. Speakers at the meeting include J Aldwin and Wu Cook. The organization holds a separate January meeting in Columbus with the state Agricultural Association.
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Obra
Asaviiaton
Wors Farnsworth
Waterville
Horatio Markley
Mt Gilead
Lo Hootraddara
Wooster
A Martin of
Keaton
Atuepey
Apeakera
Ares Jaldwin
Sommitcouguty
Wu Cook
Camden
Colombnos
State Agricultural Association
Local couple seeks divorce custody amid cruelty charges
Mrs Ella Yoder of Chippewa township files for divorce from Laude Yoder alleging cruelty and asks for the custody of their four month old daughter Helen L. The complaint cites repeated physical blows and behavior described as abusive. Attorney Styers Wey and A Welset appear for the petitioner.
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Ella Yoder
Chippewa
Helen
Yoder
Tela
Ror ar is nor Evil condensed timetable notes
Fragmentary OCR yields a timetable with times such as 10 3H pm, 11.12 am, B'05 pm, 6 30 pm, and 10 46 pm. No clear event, location, or entities are identifiable beyond these time references.
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Tia
Drystera
Local Transit Timetable Fragment and Routes
Fragmented OCR shows scattered hourly times and routes from LOCALS8 North comprising multiple connections to Chippewa Lake Lindale Puritas Springs Riga North Amherst Lorain Norwalk and Birmingham Berlin Heights. The text lists various departure times and excursion rates with unclear formatting and place names.
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North
Peeeed
Chippewa Lake
Lindale
Puritas Connectio
Wooster items mix of fires, fairs, people and events
Heavy machinery arrives at the Wooster brick works depot and a relay of local incidents follows from a flood on North Sackeyve street to a public square wreck, a fire chief speech, lodge elections, shipments, a trip to Europe, a divorce suit, and a runaway team endangering residents with several notable local figures referenced.
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Wooster
PennsylvaLid
North Sackeyve Street
Roc Taylor
Frank Keen
Fragmented 19th Century Notice With Mixed Advertisements
A shuffled OCR page mixes legalistic notices with medical adverts and fragmentary anecdotes. It mentions a courtly property dispute near East Larsverll, references to Mes Nerkirk and Judge Hiswarzz, and notes a public injury tale. Included are health remedy claims for Foley's Kidney Cure and various local pharmacist endorsements.
Ringling Brothers Menagerie Awe Strikes Circuits
A feature on the Ringling Brothers circus menagerie claims an afternoon guide’s tour reveals a near complete zoological collection. It highlights unique captive animals including the three girativa and the rhino cyros, as well as rare species like hippop stars and numerous elephants camels bears and primates, promising great performances ahead.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
America
Burglar Jim Charged Crew Linked to Escapes
A garbled OCR item reports on a group led by George Duncan alias George Clark, termed notorious criminals, with references to jail, escapes, and a tense confrontation. It mentions Jim Anterson and others, alleged robberies, and a dramatic pursuit ending after a violent clash at Chillothe.
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Gerge Duncan
George Clark
Onow
Japan
Jom Anterson
Atlanta
Phon Oicean
Andergol
Treas
Chillothe
Miss Margaret Lantz Dead After Illness in Malvern
Miss Margaret Lantz died after an illness of neuralgia and weakness. Her home was in Worcester and she recently visited Canton and Malvern. The death occurred at the residence of O Spratt in Malvern during a visit, with services and burial planned in Canton.
Teller Cured by Medicines Smo and Community Aid
A reader describes lasting illness for two to three years that left her unable to work or attend to duties. After receiving medicines and community help, she recovered and regained ability to perform tasks. The note mentions Mr. Rong of Almond and a local chemist, with bank or shop names implied but unclear.
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Ho Boyd & Ck
Dr Shoop Restorative advertised for nerves kidneys
An old-style ad claims inside nerves control heart and kidneys and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative from Racine Wisconsin. It also touts Foley's Kidney Cure from Modern Pharmacy and S H Boyd Co as a reliable medical aid, inviting inquiries and samples.
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Choop
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Foley
S. H. Boyd & Co
Year off to Dr Scovel endowment drive progresses
At a university meeting on Wednesday unanimous support was voiced for raising 25 000 to secure the Rockefeller gift and to press forward until funds are secured. The year’s report shows 10 214 42 raised, 5 747 since April, leaving a balance of 15 780 82. One donor pledged 1 000 on condition others follow, with 265 80 already promised in sight. Alumni heard reports from Dr Compton and Miss Elizabeth Bechtel, with necrology for about a dozen deceased. Trustees renewed efforts to assist President Halden toward next April endowment. Honorary degrees conferred. Rev C S McClellan and others noted. Several trustees re-elected. Rev SB Alverson’s resignation accepted. Rev F Scovel given a year’s leave of absence with full pay.
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Rockefeller
Po Han
Compton
Elizabeth Bechtel
Association
Toledo and
Pittsburg
WG Whitmore
Miss King
Miss Kean
L C Knight
Wm Annat
Ciley
J A Dickason
Halden
C. S McClellan, DD
Wm. Paston
Cleveland
Thomas
Sprinztel
Charles Krerehbaum
Cantona Cuate
Foss
Wooster
John Halliday
Norwood
Robert Laidlaw
Cincinnati
Myron Wick
Youngstown
John M. Criley
Frank Taggart
SB Alverson
Portsmouth
Scovel
Wayne County Man Captioned in Parade Altercation
Captain Palmer of the Eighth regiment band of Akron and Ed Wirta of Orrville clashed during a Canton Grand Army parade. When the Wayne County detachment joined, Wirta was pulled from the march as Palmer accused him of being a union musician. The Orrville band, ten union, then withdrew with Palmer.
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Palmer
Eighth Regiment
Akron
Ed Wirta
Orrville
Canton Wedneway
Wayne County
Wirth
Old Veterans Clash During Parade Disrupts March
A rowdy confrontation erupts as veterans attack Captain Palmer during a parade. A man with a souvenir badge threatens arrest, crowd shouts, and many bands withdraw. Grand Army officers anticipated tensions as two union bands joined the procession.
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Palmer
Cne
Grand Army
Unio
UN Onion
Applecreek Delegates Attend Sunday School Convention
Applecreek June 14 delegates from the Reformed Church left Thursday noon for Canton to attend the Toscarawas Classis Sunday school convention at Trinity Reformed church. Superintendent Eyman and wife lead the group with Misses Ida Brown Lucretia Bott and Anna Bott on the program. Bott sisters stayed in Canton to visit relatives.
Wemer vs L starke Co jury returns damages verdict
In Comon Pleas Court the jury found for the plaintiff in the case of Wemer versus L sterke Co, awarding 4225 dollars. The jury also heard the Pinkley versus Disbelbis action on a damage claim arising from a hay sale contract. Fritz & Harb represented the plaintiff, T B Keeler the defendant.
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Wemer
L Starke Co
Sheexee-duikan- Upas- Tae
Pinkley
Disbelbis
Alot
Hay
Fritz & Harb
T. B. Keeler
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Beauty Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for all skin and body health to improve complexion. It promises beauty benefits and lists 35 cent tablets from H Boyd & Co and Bees Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar as a safe option for children and coughs. The ad notes availability at a local drug store.
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Hollister
H. Boyd & Co
Krloger'a
Tramp Cut In Two After Freight Train Incident
A tramp was killed near Marshallville when a freight train ran over him Thursday morning. The coroner held an inquest at Doylestown as the badly cut body lay unidentified. Tattoo marks included I N L B and a butterfly on the chest, with a bust and the number 1376, and two nickels found on the clothing. The body was buried in the Potter’s Field at Doylestown Saturday afternoon. Coroner Zaring faced travel delays to reach the inquest, including a long detour by horse and buggy and trolley before finally arriving at 11 am.
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Marshallville
Daring
Doylestown
L. B
Potter's Eld
Zaring
Creston
Rittman and Sterling
Watring
Wadsworth
Wooster
Wooster Schools Friction Critique By Miley Editor
Miley of the Shreve News comments on Wooster school tensions accusing the system of drawing the troubled pupil into trouble without specifics. He asserts that successful schools avoid friction though he provides little detail on the cited incidents.
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Miley
Shreve News
Toe
Wooster
Occor
Churco
Alumni Death Casts Shadow Over Commencement
Clinton Laughlin of the last year's class died at his Warsaw home from appendicitis during commencement week. He entered with this year’s class and completed the course in three years, graduating last year. Known for literary and debating powers, he also earned class honors, and his death ends what promised to be a brilliant career.
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Clinton Laughlin
Warsaw
Laughlin
Breach of contract suit Pinckle vs Dretbeibia
Found for plaintiff Theory in the case labeled Pinckle v Dretbeibia over breach of contract in the sale of hay. The verdict favors the plaintiff with damages awarded as requested.
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Pinckle
Dretbeibia
Hay
Fire halts operations at local telephone exchange
A sudden blaze behind the switchboard at the local telephone exchange cut 150 to 200 lines, forcing operators to explain outages to patrons. The fire, of unknown source, was contained with little damage and most phones returned to service by late afternoon as staff worked to restore lines.
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Pauia
Archangs
Aifa
Poole
Editor Met Death In Accidental Revolver Discharge
City editor Joseph Merrett of the Himes Lecumseh Oklahoma was killed days ago by an accidental gun discharge kept under his pillow. He was brother in law of John Leies of Wooster and married a daughter of Jacob Plaug a longtime gunsmith in Wooster.
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Joseph Merrett
Himes
Lecumseh
Okla
dJohn Leies
Wooster
Au Dughter
Jacob Plaug
Wovater
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed
A long promotional passage explains Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from native root extracts without alcohol. It claims to treat bronchitis laryngitis chronic coughs and catarrh and endorses it from medical writers. Also advertised are Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a 1103 page Common Sense Medical Adviser with engravings sent for 21 cents postage.
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Wea Cashering
Tssue
Dr Puree
Nature
Pierce
Golden Medical
BR. V Pierce
Buffalo
Pierca
Common Sense
R.va
Kodol Ad Silence In Pure Food Drug Ad Claim
An old style advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion saying it uses the same digestive juices as the body and is promoted by Kreiger's Drug Store. The copy references compliance with food and drug law wording though it is fragmentary.
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Kreiger
Shougands Kidney Trouble and How to Find It
Public health notice warns readers to test urine by water sediment as a sign of kidney trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues and offers free samples and a book by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Ome
Swamp-Rock , Co
Binghamton, N.Y
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Song
Ayer
J.C Ayer Co
Lowall
Mass
Ely
Reneal
Tracio Ures
Hayfever
Traiis Leexe
Wooster Oye Ae
A.M
Cleveland & Southwestern. Traction Co
Wenesday Doce
Charlee
Mabor
Ohio
Corie
Florshein
W H Wiler
Rising Star Lodge
C. Geo. J Krieger
Em Manson
Benton
Heat A
Ed Krieger
W A Stevens
James Braaneck
Margaret King
New York
Owhun City
Europe
Bowman
Worster
Abeo W
Huntington
BoWithag
Jane
Jobo B. Rockey
Bitches
Percussivania
Louradas
Otra Qapeker
Doyleetown
Mia Mary Vonegerou
Megina Lbevoty
Walliam
Wovoater
Dames Smcquigg
Far West
al Howe
Mr McQuigg
Fringay
Woauster Artiberal
Sas 4
North Didestry Stark Geents
Frigas
Lizzie Dawson
Columbus
Walter McClarran
Anaspolia
Naval Academy
Pasa
Wall Suia
Joneth
Peter Sell
Canaao Township
Smith & Laotzenwelser
Martin Landis
Walnut Street
Tov
Toe Yard
Mr Landis
Theone
Mra Winter
Baroverton
Mrs Winter
wAtoe
Gaeura
Larsverll
Hievet
Contreet
Teiderathou Sis
Cuvlseralie Etyense
Wordan T. & Kuds & Bacn
Martin
Mia Cote Mae
Donald Sutterea
Aman White
L.C Rogera
Branchton
He. Pe
Ringling
Jim
Margaret Lantz
Charles Dimbel
Boaheye Catreet
Teller
Applecreek
Comon Pleas Court
OF Wooster Schools
Shreve Paper
Local Exchange
National Biscuit Company
Swamp Root
Aseph O Fritz
Procter & O’hall
Deng
East Liberty Street
Attorat
Court House
Lo's‘hardware
Artin L. Smyler
A. Wooster
Offee-Nest
Merchants’ Emporium
E. W Newkirk
Offce—Jackson Blork Public Square
Sarran Joan Ce M’clarras
Aylor & Taylor, Atturgeve-atlaw
Wooster, Ohio
J. B Taylor
Taylor Wooster
Oulo
Rovaisland
A.B
OAIO
R.H A Hart
EYE and Ear
Ofice—Downing Block
Beall Ave
Bowmar
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Ipphonas A Eluver
FS A
Peuctacles
Launach & Boyd's Drug Store
Pubic Square
Wooster Oba
Branford
Bracon Wilks
Norrie
Norwalk
R. B Hays
My Barn
Jacob Zaring
Perry. Shamp
Patterson
Ksicut
West Salem
EB. E. Avant
A. H. Emina
Ss. H. Boyd & Co
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