Republican county convention nominates officials in Serences city
The annual Republican county convention met Saturday at the Serences city opera house to select candidates for the county ticket and delegates to state and congressional conventions. W B Bryson opened the meeting, live nominations followed for sheriff Mr Merkle Zimmerman for prosecutor M L Spooner and others, with unanimous support for several nominees. Delegates chosen included M L Smyser Frank Taggart H B Bertolette J B Taylor W G Christy and others with alternates listed, and the executive committee authorized to pick judicial delegates from the ballot list.
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Serences City Opera House
Serge Nulhbers
W. B. Bryson
Fanck
G. I. Gardner
G. D. Willaman
N. L. Smyser
Smyser
J. B. Taylor
Bertolette
Merkle
Shreve
M. L. Smyser
Frank Taggart
H. B Bertolette
W. G. Christy
J. F. Harrison
W. W. Garver
B. R. Tage
Geo. I. Gardner
C. W. Hoover
Rober Flatfield
A. N. Brenneman
J. B. Meech
W. Taylor
Captain Taylor
Pretty Morning Wedding at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Winifred Axtell daughter of Rev and Mrs J S Axtell wed Wilbur C Hoover of Portland Indiana in a dawn ceremony performed by the bride’s father Rev J S Axtell. The church glowed with palms ferns and plants as the early birds joined the organ in a bright morning rite. A wedding breakfast followed at 197 North Buckeye Street for intimate friends. The couple will honeymoon near the lake before settling in Indiana.
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Winifred Axtell
J. S. Axtell
Wilbur C. Hoover
Portland
Indiana
Paul Axtell
Clementine Axtell
Biste
Frank Growl
Philadelphia
Buckeye Street
Hoover
Ainsworth
Marion
Following the Flag Health Aids in War Efforts
Willis T. Morgan of Concord New Hampshire recounts serving two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines. He endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs noting it keeps him in perfect health. Laubach & Boyd's druggists sell the medicine with a trial bottle offered. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a safe cough syrup free of opiates by sworn manufacturer statements.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
Concord
Wodds
Dr. King
Hansstire
Laubach &Boyd's
Manu Dactirers
Kennedy
Rheumatien cure touted by Beverly widow in 1908 notice
Mrs Hak Kop of Beverly West Virginia cites relief after ten days from rheumatien treatment. The fragment notes her claim of partial paralysis and extended illness preceding the remedy.
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Hak Kop
Beverly
W. Va
Ditch Improvement Plan Discussed by Holmes and Wayne Officials
Commissioners from Holmes and Wayne counties reviewed a proposed Killbuck ditch project starting at the northern point and running southward. A follow up meeting in Wooster on July 10 was set after noting many landowners were not notified, with broad public discussion and both support and opposition evident around the courthouse.
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Holmes
Wayne County
Wooster
Holmes County
Court House
B. Eason
Boy Teacher to McKinley Fund Pioneer in Canton
Roger Kelly, twelve, grandson of W D Barrett, first contributor to the McKinley monument fund in Canton. He gave a quarter to start the drive after McKinley’s death, delivering it to principal C E Hiner who noted the boy’s early initiative. The story, praised as reflecting McKinley’s life, highlights community charity and youth patriotism.
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Canton
McKinley Monument Fund
Roger Kelly
G. A. Kelly
Weet Tuscarawas Street
Roger
South McKinley Avenue
McKinley
C E. Hiner
Evhoo
Hiner
W. D Barrett
R . Warren
D. J. Bixler
John £. Barrett
Wooster
Rauudebaugh Solliday Family Reunion Held in Wooster Park
Nearly two hundred Rauudebaugh and Solliday relatives gathered Thursday at Wooster City Park for the fifth anonel reunion. Delightful weather accompanied a bountiful dinner and entertaining performances by the younger attendees. Short speeches were given by J F Randebaugh, Dr Randebaugh, John Fryer, Prs Alleman, and Rev 98 D Harlan. Notable attendees included Christine Fryer, 90, and Randebaughs from Cleveland, Abraham Solliday of Neoga, and N Solliday of Belleville. Officers elected: vice president Acker, secretary treasurer Mrs A Alexander.
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Rauudebaugh-Solliday
Wooster City Park
J F. Randebaugh
Randebaugh
Overton
John Fryer
Mendon
Prs Alleman
D. Harlan. Wooster
Christine Fryer
Nct
Wo Randebaugh and
Eveland
Abraham Solliday
Neoga
Probate Court Actions Involving Several Estates In Wooster
Probate court records show Harry Kentz as guardian for Michael Badger filing for qualified appointment of W F Kean as administrator with will annexed of James C Brown estate in Wooster. Augustus Johnson adjudged insane and committed to Massillon Hospital. Will of CE Coulter of Canaan Township filed for probate. Anna Marie Young executrix filed report of approbation years allowance and petition for sale of real estate. Henry First executor filed first and final account. hearing July 6. John E Stone administrator filed first and final accounts. hearing July 6. Lunetta Soliday executrix filed first and final accounts. hearing July 6. Will of Anna Barbara Orviller of Salt Creek Township filed for probate.
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Harry+ Kentz
Michal Badger
Quste
W. F. Kean
James C Brown
Wooster
Augustus Johnson
Coungress Township
Massillon Hospital
Willof C E Coulter
Canaan Township
Anna Marie Young
Louis Young
Henry First
John First
John E Stone
Chiisian Schlegsl
Lunetta Soliday
Catherine Soliday
Anna Barbara Orviller
Salt Creek Township
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Sleep Health Aid
Advertising blurb touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health and beauty treatment that works while you sleep. Mentions tea or tablets, price eight cents, with Laubach and Boyd as advertisers.
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Hollister
Laubach & Boyd
First Dirt Thrown for New Dormitory
A Wooster Chronicle recounts the start of construction for a new ladies dormitory near Dr. Bennett's residence. Details cover frugal finances, endowment movements, and the ceremonial spade turn with community and alumni representation. The project will house ninety to one hundred ten students.
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Holden
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Severance
Rev. S. I. Scovel
Spade
Pres
Wm. Anput
Wooster
Lee B. Durstine
New York City
George Fitch
Bennett
Alexander Scott
Congress
House Backs Lock Canal Plan In Panama Debate
Washington June 16. The house by 110 to 36 vote decided the canal should be of a lock type after two hours of debate on Panama appropriations. Rep Burton of Ohio argued for the lock system, while Littauer of New York urged his amendment on the type. The body adopted the Littauer amendment and then refused to sanction world market purchases for materials, favoring American jobs in the project.
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Washington
House
Panama Canal
Burton
Ohio
Littauer
New York
Spooner
Bartlett
Georgia
Watson
Indiana
Wooster School Show Decline Revealed by 1905 Enumeration
The Wooster School District reports a drop in shows presented by Misses Nora Miller and Alice Sellers, falling 35 compared with 1905. Total counts reach 2177 with near equal gender split, 1088 girls and 1089 boys, reflecting a broader message about purity and industriousness. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea costs 85 cents, matching product line.
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Wooster
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Imitations Featured
Advert reads many imitations of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve now before the public. It claims the salve is good for burns, chaffed skin, eczema, tetter, cuts, and bruises and promotes asking for DeWitts at Kreigers drug store. A testimonial from L G Rodgers of Branchtog Pa notes health issues limiting work and mentions kidney problems and related ailments.
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DeWitt
Emsary
L. GC. Rodgers
Branchtog.Pa
Tote Rg
Gareemides
Foley
Parliament backs inquiry into Bialystok riots
June dispatches from St Petersburg say the lower house named a three member committee to probe the Bialystok outbreak. Proclamations urging Jews and intellectuals to rise were alleged to be in streets. Rioting intensified with bomb threats and crowd fire directed at police stations as reports flow from Grodno and Minsk.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Grodno
Minsk
Pate
Wooster testimonial claims Doan’s Kidney Pills cure for good
A Wooster resident Nelson Wells on Bonall Avenue testifies that after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1989 he has remained cured for decades. He urges others to try the remedy and asserts the cures are permanent. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY is sole U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Wooster
Doan
Nelson Wells Refirdd
Bonall Avenue
Dean
Foster Milburn Company
Buffalo
New York
United States
Trainmen Weigh Possible Strike Over Pending Demands
About 130 trainmen face possible impact as demands rise 2 cents an hour, alleged promise unfulfilled, with meetings in Berea and Elyria appointing committees. State Arbiter John Bishop in Cleveland seeks settlement while President Pomeroy avoids discussion as discord grows.
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Tima
Berea
Elyria
John Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Cleveland
Pomeroy
Ordination in Ministry for Rev Paul Axtell at First Presbyterian
Rev Paul Axtell of Wooster was ordained Friday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church in a ceremony attended by friends and relatives. He preached his first sermon to positive reviews and will soon move to New York City to assist the pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, a major congregation.
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Pries Russell
Ohio
Mr. Russell
L. P Ohliger
Wooster
Russell
Mr. Ohhliger
Ohliger
Mr. Ohliger
First Presbyterian
Paul Axtell
Axtell
F . Scovel
Axtel
New York City
Central Presbyterian
City
Prize Winner Acknowledges Helpers and Sponsor
Helen Boyles thanks friends who aided her prize win in the voting contest and notes The Wooster Republican provided generosity that made the Suck Contest possible.
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Wooster
Helen Boyles
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W. @. Patterson
W. A. Craig
M. L. Spooner
Patterson
Tean
Spooie
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Raudebaugh
Solliday
Probate Court
T. W. Orr
Didward Taylor
May Irvin
Garrie Mitchell
New London
New Hall
Brary
Memorial Chapel
Martin L Finckye
Nettie L Rupert
Charlotte K Black
Leonard E Bonar
Ralph W Correll
Estella H Digel
Aliee KR Fitch
Lloyd S Gilmore
John L Goheen
Albert J Good
Herbert H Hayman
William W Heindel
William H Hoover
Clinton Laughlin
Carolbeal McCready
Mary B McClelland
Eli M Mowry
Alba E Pollock
Orin FE Pore
Charles H Rice
Jobo B Scheidemantel
Edwin B Townsend
Leroy Allen
Laura Anderson
Helen J Butterfeld
Ernest G Crabtree
David H Cramer
Alice P Davis
Margaretta T Dickey
Jean S Douglas
Helen Felger
John A Gerberich
Edna D Houston
Sarah B Humphries
Woodford M Liggett
Grace M Lucas
Harriett K Pfeifer
Gracie M Price
Arlie W Schorger
Mary G McKinley
Mary Nice
Ralph E Plumer
Orra M Redett
Cilla E Elwood
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Clarence G. Reynolds
Joiett
S. B. Lighart
Blairsville
John D. Long
Brooklyn
George H. Fracter
Storm Laze
Iowa
William H. Hudnut
Youngstown
McMillin
East Liverpool
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Alcock Music Store
J.B. Taylor
Price Russell
John McSweeney
E. S. Wertz
McSweeny
Mr. McSweeny
George Bliss
Wayne Coun
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Acbech & Boyd
Assie Ihe
Samuel Pltceer
AIG
Wearfer
Bears
WEW
York City
atman-Fisher Furnace Co
Medina, O
Albert Shupe
Anhart, JR
Casa. Com
Mercial Al.bank
Ss Capital
Vvre
Wooster Bank Building
Hugh McConahay Taler
Mahlon Rouge
Sberrick
Joster, Ohio
Tiistman
Alvin-Rich
Jie Hixsonse
Ulionscesy
Rae Yan
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