Wooster News Roundup and Local Notices
Reedsburg resident Cleve Bowers was thrown from a horse injuring his left shoulder. Wooster preserves will process about 900 bushels of berries after strawberry season ends. Mrs. Christian Young of Loudonville dies. her daughter is Mrs. Frederick Schuch of Wooster. Probate Court reviews road compensation in Gangau and Wayne townships. J. W. Foust birthday party hosted by Boston Piano Company employees. An accident on East Liberty street injures horses. Canton Wooster drill performers praised for precision. Primary returns spark Wooster township political commentary. Pension news, weather note, and various local notices and anecdotes fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Bowers
Reedsburg
Wooster
Barries
Christian Young
Loudonville
Frederick Schuch
Jas. F. Ooe
Arthur Edward Remick
A. Edward
Maudace Remick
Chicago
Lawrence Reitz
Ballevag
Mary Shiblay
Simon Reitz
Orrville Crescent
T. W. Orr
Chilren
Cyrus Smith
Paint Township
Huth
Ataira
Boston Piano Company
J W. Foust
Grover
Sheriff McCoy
East Liberty Street
Marshal Latimer
M.C. Anderson
Ashland Times
Canton Wooster
Main Street
Wooster Cadete
Miss Martha Larwill and many Wooster visitors noted
Personal items from Wooster list Miss Martha Larwill of Washington DC resolving Webster 16 nogn. Miss Gane Marchand of South Buckeye Street visits in Bhreve. Several locals return home for summer, travel updates, weddings and engagements. Postmaster Flattery and Miss Immel to wed June 22. Attendees depart for family reasons and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednebaay
Martha Larwill
Washington, D. C
Webster
Gane Marchand
South Buckeyetreet
Bhreve
Mia
J.T. Blough
Kenton
W. H. Hubbell
Dalton
Commercement Week
Anna BE. Hunt
Wooster
Atlanta
H. L. Weltmer
W.E. Barnard
Minnie Bowman
Arizona
California
Colorado
John McAnaney
New Castle
Joseph McAnaney
Stella Albright
Josephine Barnes
Duluth
Minn
Mra
W. B. Harry
Lancaster
Ibert Shupe
Thos. Flattery
Mras Millie Immei
Amestown
Dead-Lock at Shreve Over School Superintendent
The Hoard of Education at Shreve is dead-locked on the superintendent election with three members favoring re-election of the incumbent and three backing other candidates. Neither side shows signs of yielding, and a new vote is planned next week.
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Shreve Ia
Woman Beats Consumption With Kings New Discovery
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois fell ill with lung consumption and was told no medicine could help. A druggist recommended Kings New Discovery for Consumption. After using a free trial and then five more bottles she recovered, did her housework, and felt as well as ever. Lat Bach & Boyo's Drug Store offers free trials. bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Barcock
Erie
Latwich
Michael Curtain
Plainfield, II
Kings
Bach & Boyo
Passing Away of Mary J Stibbs in Wooster
Miss Mary J Stibbs youngest daughter of the late Keasin H Stibbs died Wednesday evening at her home on Beall avenue after months of nervous prostration. She was 47 years, 7 months, 25 days old, a lifelong Wooster resident. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday. interment in Westler cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev T K Davis D D with Rev O A Hill as assisting. Pallbearers named C W Kanke, Leanna Johnson, Jesse McClellan, Rev D A Nowell, Mahion Ranch, Rev B T De Witt. Remains interred in Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Joseph Kerr
G. Spangler
Spangler
Plain Township
Kin Alster
Elta N. Whoneetler
Ohio Self Hanting Kat Tron Co
Shreve
Charles Gollier
Gerald
L. Hoover
E. Daily
Usmo
Thoreday
M J Low
Paint Valley
Julia
O. (. Franka
Fredericksburg
Ranks
Will Carse
Collage Avenue
Feasi Pepall
Hordych
E. P. Goodman
Bessie Snyder
Round Lake
P. Bowsher
Amos Garver
Roxie
Rachel McCuillough
Millersburg
the Archer
Georgy W. Togleson
U. D. Stohley
Apa
Creston
Wo. Wacker
Roy
Harry
Yocumtown
Harrisburg
Godaboro
Mary J. Stibbs
Keasin H, Stibpa
Huma Op Beall Avenue
Wooster
Whestler Cemetery
Dany
Mary
J.stibba
T. K. Davis
D D
O. A Hilla
C. W Kanke
Leaane Johnson
Jesse McClellan
D. A. Nowell
Mahion Ranch
B. T. de Witt
Wooster Cemetery
Adventures of Captain Miller in Civil War and Cuban Fight
The article profiles Capt. Yamael D Miller of Wooster, owner and captain of the schooner Studio, detailing his checkered life from boyhood in Ohio to military exploits with Gen. Walker in the Nicaragua and Cuban liberty campaigns. It notes his mission to prove Revolutionary ancestry for the Sons of the Revolution and describes his long sea career, injuries, and battles, including engagements along the St Johns River and operations near Greytown and Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamael D’miller
Harry Q'Miller
Drackemiller
Wooster
Guet
Thiaie
Jishaa
Mr. Miller
Achooners
Ashtabola
Jin Wooster
Frederick Drakkemiller
Sons of the Revolution
Drakeamiller
Miller
bin Conprades
Capt
Walker
Aoute
Ponte Arbeus
Davis
Utiles
Aegialapce
St John’s River
Cyanne
Parber
Koster
Morey
Cuban Filibusterer Miller Returns After Sea Trials
Captain Miller recounts perilous voyages off Cape Romaine and Cape Hatteras in a small Cuban boat. A gale drove the vessel to the Neuse river. repairs followed at Newboro and Erie Canal to Buffalo, then New York. The craft displays armory-like interior and exotic cargoes, with plans to tour the North and South seas and later exhibit at the Toledo Exposition.
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Neuse
Newboro
New York
Miller
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Vogt Caid
Deeds Report from Wayne County Records
Executor and warranty deeds listed for numerous parcels in Wayne Do llyestown and surrounding townships. Aggregated transfers include 6 to 110 acres, various lots in Wooster Orrville and Shreve, with prices from 1 to 9 thousand dollars. Also notes misdelivered letters reveal Internal Revenue stamps used by a pastor’s wife.
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Martin Koehler
Appolonia Koebler
Lartne Abder
Doylestown
Charles D. Horst
Anna Eckard
Chippewas Township
J. W. Marshall
J. R. Marshall
Burbank
Leyi Alleman
John Aitkenhead
Wayne Township
Kete E Hall
James L. Hall
Orrville
William Wilent
William Hague
Shreve
Wooster
A. H. Smedley
I. J. Smedley
Samuel C. Smedley
Anna H. Zercher
Nton Township
Pheebe Warner
Francis A. Warner
Mary K Warner
Caroline Brotler
William Hile
Aorea
Ethiinda Altman
Willis Jarvis
Wayne Townahip
Wooster Township
David Beck
George Kerach
Daniel Beck
Emma Beck
Jacob W Welty
Ella D. Albright
Plain Township
David Heck
George Hersch
Daniel Heck
James Kearns
Wonster Township
D. ¥. Evans
Marshel Tackey
Gertrude Tackey
Mary Bayalager
Henry Weinsheimer
Martha J. Frita
Elizabeth Miller
Marshaliv
Mrs Hayes Credits Pinkham Advice for Her Recovery
A Kentucky woman recounts seven years of illness after childbirth and a near-fatal miscarriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health and ending severe pains and flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Hayes
Hanorsmura
Family Reunion at Highland Park in Ohio on June Fourth
The Correll family held their eighth annual reunion at Highland Park on the second Wednesday in June 1900. Relatives and friends gathered despite a later shower, enjoyed a large dinner, and heard letters from relatives in Redland Cal and Keota Iowa. New faces Daniel Corrall and wife attended, officers were re elected, and plans discussed for a western reunion future. Local ads note Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism and related aches.
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Filpblana Park
Qorrel
F. A. Naffinger
Redland
Cal
Ade
Elize Correll
Keota
Jaws
O. &. Correll
Newkirk
Oklahome
D. L. Correll
Marion
Iowa
Daniel Corrall
Mr. Moser
Orrville
Mias Barbara Correll
Mississippi
Highland Park
Adigtapee
Mia
Owen Correll
Marthe
Ellen
Eqieon Correll
Oklahoma
Misa Landir
Kolo
Ashland
Moser
Sarbars Correll
Missea Roth
Laura
Unknown brute assaults Wayne Township widow
Mrs. Michael Fertig an aged widow of Wayne township was knocked down and choked Tuesday afternoon last week after returning from a neighbor. The motive remains unclear and the informant notes the victim bears a frightening mark, though she was not in a nervous condition afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fertig
Wayne Township
Fertig
Marie
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An old ad copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer curing eruptions fever sores ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns scalds chapped hands chilblains and piles. It claims fast relief and offers a box guaranteed by retailers Latinen and Bost Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latiaten & Bost Druggists
Four Gillen Family Members Among Cyclone Dead and Injured
A cyclone at New Richmond Wisconsin left one person dead and three injured. Former New Richmond resident John Gillen is listed among the dead and injured, with relatives Mary and Charles Gillen cited among the injured. The report notes John Gillen, once from the Fifth Ward, was a teamster and enjoyed handling orders, having moved from Wooster about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Wis
John Gillen
John
Mary
Charles Gillen
Enal
Wooster
Cheese Poisoning Strikes Lucas Family at Fair
At a Findlay carnival the Lucas family fell ill after eating cheese, with Mrs B H Lucas, Mr Lucas, and three children suffering severe symptoms. A doctor treated them as others aided, many left in danger but later recovered. the father later regained strength and attended his store.
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Har- Hese Lucas
BH. A. Luca
Locas
Mikes
Tan
Wrene
Bat
Lucas
Heptelican
Josiah Lucas
H. H
Hilad
Pindsay
Gato
Stubbornly Contested Will Case Ends in Favor of Defendants
In Wayne County Court of Leas a lengthy trial over Joan Barkley’s will concluded Friday morning with jurors ruling for the defendants, upholding the will. Emery et al v Sant et al involved disputes about John Barkley’s mental capacity and alleged undue influence. The brothers Smyser Critchueld Meiz and Copeland led defense and plaintiff teams. The case stretched about three weeks as kin of the decedent sought to nullify the will on grounds of invalid execution and influence.
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Hazarday
Emery Et al
Barkley
M. L. Smyser
L. H. Critchueld, Jr
A. D. Meiz
Cel
C. A. Copeland
Greenspurg
Sheriff Sale Notice in Austin Village Property
Sheriff McCoy at Pogo sold the following property in Austin Village to satisfy debt. Charles E Tapio vs M H Austin. Lot No 3861p in the village of Austin appraised at 1700 dollars, sold to Chas E Tsylor for 2665 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Pogo
Charles E Tapiova
M H. Austin
Village
Austin
Chas E. Tsylor
Does Coffee Agree With You A reader praises a coffee substitute
A reader writes about a coffee alternative that improved their health after trying it for a week. The letter says the product nourishes the system and strengthens the body, encouraging others to order and follow instructions to make a delicious and healthy table beverage for all ages.
A Popular Wedding Trip to Mackinee Island Steamer
A wedding trip offer promotes the 1 & Co Steamer to Mackinee Island Michigan. The message touts a delightful voyage aboard new steel passenger steamers with breezy staterooms and parlor areas. Address given: A A. &chastz, G P A, Detroit, Mich.
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1 & Co
Mackinee Island
Michigan
New Steel
Aseenger
Adress A A
Chastz
Belief on dead soldier named George Berger in Cuba service
Dispatches from Mantha identify George Berger among the fallen. Friends believe the deceased, about 40, unmarried, may be George Berglof Wooater who served in Cuba with Company D. No known relatives locally. Baurs Huffmas of Londonville is listed as a cousin.
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Mantha
Wecupysy
George ‘Berger
George Berg Lof Wooater
Cuba
iGo
Baurs Huffmas
Londonville
Democrats Pick Zanesville for State Convention Dates
Special to Wooster Republican from Columpus Ohio June 16 reports the Democratic State Central Committee after a hard fight chose Zanesville as the site for the next state convention and set August 1 and 2. Cincinnati Sandusky and Columbus had lobbied for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Columpus
Democratic State Central Committee
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Columbus
Richard Bland Dead After Prolonged Illness At Home
Richard Bland died at 4 30 am after an 82 hour sleep and a long period of poor health. He had been improving two days earlier but worsened Tuesday night and never recovered. Bland was a strong presidential possibility in 1906 and nearly secured the nomination later awarded to Bryan.
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Wade
New York
Suvut Ty Atail Ob & Albuster- Indy
Mitler
Walder
Teutensut
Arly
Cap
Miller
Uua
Bairy Elde
Valada
Cargcas
Miller Sand Castles
Iardeer
Ken
Lesayon
Jane
Richard Bland
Mr. Bland
Devex
Bryan
Old Way of Curing Indigestion Warned As Faulty
A historic note warns against starvation dieting for dyspepsia. It argues against restricting food and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a way to provide abundant nutrition while aiding digestion. The ad touts the tablets as the purest, safest stomach remedy and offers a free booklet by F A Stuart Jr.
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Stuart
Aloe Cui
Stuart Ju
Marsha
M Ch
Dandroffane Soap Ad Promotes Health and Safety
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dandroffane as a pure safe medicated shaving and skin soap. It claims relief for itching though offers a refund and mail order option via Professor & Quail in Worcester with a 25 cent box price and 45 cent upright postage.
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Miller House
Canton
Obio
West Salem
Wooster City
Teast
Dr. Fowe
James Feightner
Lodi
W. W. Graham
Virginia
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D. List
West Virginia
Jay J. Kinney
Hubert Hawley
Eda M. Carlin
Dalagarner
Mies Capitola Fisher
Mt Vernon, V
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A. Jabas
Massillon
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F Schaffter
Laura McArthur
Daluth
Mino
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Pennsylvania
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Thomas S.tery
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Florida
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Yound Furuba
Miami City
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Detre Fon
Cubs
Three Sisters
Fort George Island
St. Juden
St. John River
Conat
Bradfield
Atlas
Lab
Pepnsylv
Christian Knudaaver
Detroit
Mich
Ota
Aporlantic Fine
Osip
Sporta
Wayne County Records
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Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Hayes
Finkham
Stoughton’s
Eld
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Laubach & Boyd
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T Lucas
Fath
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Jary
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Delis
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Thal
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Woaster
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West Liberty St
Youngstown
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Ohio
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