Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce claims for women
Claims that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription contains no alcohol and is uniquely endorsed by medical authorities. The ad touts its use for female weaknesses with testimonials and mentions free consultation with Dr Pierce and a 1000-page advisory book. It promotes pellets for liver and bowel regulation and offers mail-delivered copies of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Frea
Wabove
People’s Common Sense Medic
B.V. Pierce
Dark hints of tampering in district political race
A report from the judicial convention reveals dissatisfaction with the nomination process. Observers note possible spending to influence the outcome and imply fixes favoring Hurst or Ashbrook. Tensions rise in Licking and Tuscarawas counties with animosity toward Hurst and allied delegates.
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Warne
Hurst
Ashbrook
Licking County
Licking
Tuscrawas
Wreck Almost Derails Train Near Wooster
A derailed engine near Lodi Ohio after an open switch narrowly avoided greater harm. The engineer and fireman were injured, passengers shaken, and another engine was needed to continue the Wooster bound service.
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Lodi
Wooster
Jury
Gold bricked at Democratic convention who got the gilded claim
The Coshocton Age reports a heated question over who received a gilded incentive at the Democratic congressional convention. Hurst and Ashbrook dispute who was “gold bricked” while Sisney’s strength in the district is noted and Lamberson’s warden nomination draws attention. The piece hints at patronage deals tied to a Democratic president in 1908 and questions the timing of announcements.
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Hurst
Ashbrook
Cescarawas County
Tuscarawas County
Licking County
Asnbrook
Scmyser
Mitchell
Coshocton
Pattison
C. A. Lamberson
Fetzer Reunion Brings 212 Relatives Together Near Smithville
The Fetzer relative association held its annual reunion on June 7 at Reason Talley's home near Smithville. Two hundred twelve relatives from Ashland Burbank Chatham Creaton Wooster Seville and Lodi attended. Lunch was served under canvass, a flag staff flew the stars and stripes, and a front porch program featured songs speeches and officer elections. Mr Rice of Chatham, recently returned from Cuba, spoke about the Cuban cities government climate and settlement work. Photos were taken on the hill before adjourning to meet at Suléméa Fetzer's home in Ashland, Ohio, on June 6, 1907.
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Fetzer Relative Association
Reason Talley
Smithville
Ashland
Burbank
Chatham
Creaton
Wooster
Seville
Lodi
Whch
Little Folke
Rice
Cuba
Ilinois
Suléméa
Fetzer
Ashalad
Lightning Claims Two in Kittanning Farmhouse
A severe afternoon storm in Kittanning Pennsylvania results in lightning striking the home of James Mitchell near Elder on. His son John Anthony Mitchell fifteen years old and Mr Mitchell are instant casualties. The blaze destroys the house and shocks other family members.
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Kittanning
James Mitchell
Elderon
Flag Day Observed in Wooster Amid Proclamation
Flag Day was observed in Wooster as Governor Pattison proclaimed. The flag waved on the square with the Craighters store as the sole business displaying the emblem.
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Wooster
Pattison
Eshelman Wins Bopho Prize in Civil Engineering
Ream Eshelman second son of Frank R. Eshelman receives Bopho prize for civil engineering at Western University of Pennsylvania, announced after he spent two stints out of school due to illness.
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Ream Eshelman
Frank R. Eshelman
Bopho
Western University of Pennsylvania
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued to David AO Cassel of Erie Nevada and Mary E Saak of Wooster Wilbur C Hoover of Portland Indiana and Anna Winifred Axtell of Wooster Joseph Forney and Gertrude Minks of Dalton John G Kurzen of Dalton and Ida K Flory of Mt Eaton.
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David AO. Cassel
Erie
Nev
Mary E. Saak
Wooster
Wilbur C. Hoover
Portland
Ind
Anna Winifred Axtell
Joseph Forney
Gertrude Minks
Dalton
John G. Kurzen
Ida K. Flory
Mt. Eaton
Burglars Rob Barber Shop in Creston Stolen Goods
Burglars forced the rear door of D. Reichard's barber shop in Creston Tuesday night and stole nearly everything except the chairs. Ads tout Dean's Regulats for constipation and Dr. Shoop's Green Salve for lips and skin, sold by Bixler's-Modern in glass jars.
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D. 3
Reichard
Creston
Ted
Dr. Shoop
Bixler
Court Rules Against Brewery in Ohio Probate Case
After hearing arguments in the probate court, Judge Thomas W. Orr ruled against the brewery, finding Happer and Quigley guilty of violating the local option law. The court suspended sentence pending a motion for a new trial, with fines potentially between 50 and 200 dollars. Books were turned over to Happer, who offered to produce them for any future motions. The case likely proceeds toward the Ohio Supreme Court, as temperance supporters won in probate and the brewery side pursues further appeals.
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Orr
Hob
Happer
Quigley
Quigsey
Howard Rapper
Metz
Happer-and-Quigley
A.D. Metz
A. D. Metz
Enn Aoy
Supreme Court of Ohio
Confidence in the futures market drives reduced summer shutdowns
R G Dun & Co reports strong confidence in future prices with reluctance for seasonably quiet conditions. Industrial and meat sectors show unprecedented summer production plans, with several leading producers omitting or shortening summer shutdowns for repairs. June railway earnings rise 11.8 percent over 1905, and May exports of most farm staples exceed last year, while steel and iron industries stay active and shipments lag time.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Dowie relates body soul separation sighting dead body
In Chicago June 16 John Alexander Dowie testified in the Zion City controversy in Judge Landis' court. He described his body and soul separating and saw his dead body beneath a shroud. He said his spirit once visited with Gabriel and the Virgin Mary and warned him to arise and go. After a warning, explosions followed and his tabernacle was damaged. He denied claiming to be Elijah the Restorer, saying he came in the spirit and power of Elijah. He stated in 1904 he proclaimed himself the first apostle, but could not explain how he received the commission.
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Chicago
Zion City
Tabernacle
Dowle
Dowie
Elijah
Alleged Socialist Spy Arrest Report Berlin June
A letter carrier was arrested in Berlin on June 16 for stealing letters addressed to police presidents. He is accused of serving the Social Democratic party, which is said to run a widespread spy system to obtain material to embarrass the government. Socialist leader Herr Babel and other Reichstag members have long charged officials with misuse of powers.
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Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Herr Babel
Reichstag
Fatal stabbing case shocks Martel County scene
In Martel, Ohio, June 16 a man named Reece allegedly stabbed Kline, 60, in the stomach after returning home to find his wife Reena with him. Reece, a section foreman on the highway, was arrested as investigations proceed.
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Marion
Martel
This County
Reena
Kline
Reece
Resoa
Walter Wellman heads for Tromsoe as Arctic party departs
A scan of a dated dispatch lists Walter Wellman and the remaining Arctic expedition members leaving Paris for Tromsoe Norway. The report catalogs a string of brief items from various locales including a Kansas City suicide a Confederate memory in Madison Wisconsin and a Topeka rail yard explosion that burned six firemen.
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Paris
Tromsoe
Norway
W. S. Unbarger
Livestock Commission
Kansas City
Madison
Wis
Grand Army
Atchison, Topeka&Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Kaw
Fred Tenham
London
England
John Thompson
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
United States
Beckham
James B. McCreary
Promoters Weigh Electric Road Bond Plans This Summer
Promoters in Wooster discuss a possible electric line project between Wooster and Sxeld. C L L Jackson had said bond placement was delayed by money markets and the San Francisco fire. A new party might buy bonds and push action this summer, with John C Chesrown optimistic about progress.
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Wooster
Jackson
New York
John C. Chesrown
Shreve
Electric Road News
Jac Bon
Mr. Chosrown
Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Convention Meets at Canton
Mrs Littell of Wooster serves as president for the Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Convention of the U P church. The event meets at Canton Tuesday with delegates from Wooster and about twelve congregations represented. A fine program is prepared.
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Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Convention
The
U. P. Church
Canton
W. A.“Littell
Wooster
Miles Heart Cure Promises Cure and Money Back Guarantee
A letter touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as life saving for heart disease sufferers. It recalls dramatic relief from breathlessness palpitation and pain and urges others to try the remedy with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana. The writer claims personal cure and urges readers to subscribe for the Republican.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ing
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