Roaring County Fair News and Local Incidents
In Wednesday’s Daily a wide range of local items appear: Melville Sisters to perform at the County Fair, pension examiners, a youth injured from a fall, asylum transfers, a piano works band festival, and a divorce filing. Notes on crime, fires, a hospital assignment, Wool trade, and Boy’s Fair reports, plus community events, auctions, and a wheat pest issue at the children’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Aly
tBeckert
Old Nold
Sheriti Smith
Ustin
Cleveland
Vian
Sylum
Eaton Piano Works
Madisonburg
Flrat
Buckeye
Fate
Killa NM
I . Wayne Road
Richards
W. Graham
Norwalk
International Telephone Ofrk
Shamp & Bechtel
Ooster
Handail
Coxeyitds
Allegheny
Polies
Union Bridge
Pittsburg
Christine
IR Yue
Jim
Harley Ziegler
Ira Sidle
Zeiglar
Sidie
Eoday
Aléxander Fisher
Utral
J .T. Kiesr
Jestac
Notable Wooster Area Residents and Visitors
Local notes record numerous visits and travels among Wooster residents and guests. Clergy, professionals, and families including Rev. Father J.T. Carroll, Capt. J. N. Clark, and Dr. J. Wo Cracraft are mentioned with travels to Cleveland, Topeka, Bloomington, and Erie areas, plus exchanges with Bellefontaine, Xenia, and Burlington.
Fragmentary obituary notes and public notices
A garbled obituary note records Adam Miller dying at home of a son in law Reverend M Beck at 11:16. It mentions Mrs erva Minks and others, plus a Shrive convention attendees list. A separate fragment mentions an accident causing a runaway team injury and a shop incident. Nearby names include Mollie Ebright Isa Hughes Stella Kean Ira Kean Gertie Plank Jennie Warner Dora Zaring and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll
Adam Miller
M. Beck
Yee
Rockingham
Erva Minks
Haenjey Sinks
Dalton
Ahea
Mollie Ebright
Isa Hughes
Stella Kean
Ira Kean
Political commentaries on Cleveland free trade debate
A rapid-fire compilation of opinions attacking Grover Cleveland and his tariff policies, praising protectionism, and lampooning free trade. It references Coxey, Voorhees, Gorman, and the sugar trust, interspersed with quips on fashion, farming, and politics. The piece closes with a Kentucky note about Col. Breckenridge and an 1894 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Coxey
Paris
Joan of Arc
Free Trade
Sugar Trust Congress
Voorhees
Congress
Nero
Rome
North Carolina
National Capitol
Gorman
Maryland
Party of Free Trade
Shade
Watlandingham
Col. Breckenridge
Miss Pollard
Kentucky
Burbank
Behooner Elser Collides With Iceberg Off Newfoundland
The schooner Rose bound from Labrador for Conception Bay collided with an iceberg about eight miles off Partridge Point in thick fog and went down almost immediately. Of 55 aboard, 12 perished, 48 survived and spent hours on the iceberg before a fishing craft picked them up. Government sent a steamer to transport survivors to their destination. most are destitute. Nearly all the drowned were relatives. several families lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joans
N F
Rose
Labrador
Conception Bay
Phoonot Ae
Partridge Point
Berg
Homs
Compromise of National Officers Condemned by Miners Convention
The Ohio state miners convention in Covington condemns national officers for signing a compromise with conditions, two thirds voting against. Cleveland delegation praised for not endorsing Columbus agreement as Massillon miners planned differential strikes and wage assessments to support strikers. A substitute resolution kept the strike alive while a 2 1/2 percent wage levy was discussed. Fire erupted at Mary Leo coal mine two miles away, cutting power and halting main operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covunsus
State
Coal Miners’ Convention
Cleveland
Adams
Columbus
Massillon
I Ak
Pries
U S Umbles and local notes from Rittman and vicinity
Us umps at Rittman, 4. Mt. Eaton reports haymaking well begun. Stars defeated Nashville. Vincibls defeat Mt. Eaton to 28. Apple Creek bakery plans. Sundry local movements, visits, and weather. School and church notices, reunions, and small-town happenings across Shreve, Orrville, Dalton, Holmesville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Mt. Eaton
I Stars
Nashville
Ity
Dalton
Brothers
Wilmot
Apple Creek
Wen
Hugh McGuire
Honey Creek
Holmesville
Adob Kohler
Will
Orrville
Itman Presbyterian Church
Will W Wright
Wheeling
Kittmen
Columbus
Louisville
Lucas Sotter
I. C. Charles Yisited
Shreve
W. K. Kidd
McCoy
East Wood Street
Hatfield x Fletcher
Harve
Sonnenberg
Craig & Wells
Welmer & Gertanschlager
Maraballville
Mary
Beall
Doylestown
Summit County
John G. Brubaker
Buckwalter
Michigan
George Slasser
11Th Ohio Cavalry
L. Cravenstott
Mohican
West Salem
Nice
Cravenstott
Cleveland
Cherry Corners
Nelle Head
Ray Renaud
Buchasnan
Samuel Huachapan
Chester Township
Marshallville
Leisy Kasone
Mary Mower
Cloyd Manafield
Ethén
Salem
Orrvilla
John Bechtel
J. HH. Smith
Creston
W H. Crum
Holmes County
Earl Patterson
Cheatnut Ridge
Jane Beatty
Wayne County
Clara Fishburn
Stauffer
George Dunham
Brodericksbuers
Clyde Becker
Alt Lawrence
Sedalia
Asfield
Wooaler
Main Street
WW. Ries
Heaker
W. Fl. Kling
L. Ludwick
Fred Riles
Samuel Stauffer
Jacob Goodman
Kecker-Kline-Ries
Una Lake
Henry Dorn
Mell Gensemer
Hay & Turner
J. P. Herkman
D. ‘T. Hoffman
D. F.offman
Martin L. Hoffan
Madisonburg
Jos
Benminx Blackhart
Paradise Hill
Ashland County
Fence and community notes from local papers
A compilation of small town items notes visitors engagements and upcoming events across Ori and surrounding areas. Mentions Creston pick works nearing completion Grandmother Potter and visiting family reunions Henry Weirick marries Sadie Hays in Ashland Dalton visits from Alberta and Germany interest in pioneer grave site and a planned memorial monument at the old Christian Hofstetter farm grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bobaris
Dennis
Qlint
Orland
Burbank
Pueblo
Col
Creston
Carnahan
Oreston
Rarah J. Winterbajter
Fos- Mise
May Myers
Smithville
Sterling
Cartle Beichter
Sherman Brigade
McLaughlin
Ori
Camp
M. O Gill
Fair Grounds
Loudonville
Potter
Shreve
B. Fotter
Henry Weirick
Honey Creek
Ashland
Sadie Hays
Welgick
Dalton Gazette
M. Schultz
Germany
Mart Smith
Strave News
Allen Garrett
Nashville
Ed. Brown
Orrville
Joel Price
Toledo
Andy Allison
Allison
Sonnenberg
Christian Hofstetter
Local Notes From Wooster and Vicinity Add to Summer Visiters
Seville and Shreve update list visitors and moves with Wooster ties. Miss Lara Cunninghar of Wooster visits Dewitt Ridge friends. Miss Jennie Wells leaves for Wooster to study. Mrs George Hay and Edith Wooster visit her daughter in Wooster. Mrs Unessa Rogers remodels Ventral Hotel and new business starts. Wooster figures Mrs Fryer and wife move to Wooster. hopes for return. Miss Netherown attends Commencement then tours Wooster quartet. Dr W C Dawnon attends Commencement in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottom Wephenaay
Esterley
Stad
Jase Havarpook
J.T. Carroll
Cleveland
M. J. Carroll
Lillie
Righs
Mra
Jesse Kramen
Alliance
Squire S. R. Bonewicz
Magnetic Springs
Frank A. Hosmer
Seville
Weex
Wooster
Daniel Breidenstein
Vhester Township
Tcidagy
Edwin Fulton
George Blandford
Bellefontaine
Marion Shoup
Mary Wilson Fair
Burlington
Harriet
Chlop D
Xenia
Orrin Baker
Elia Mowery
James Walton
J. W. Chamberlain
Boston Piano Works
Hoyt’s Gorners
Seneca County
N. Y
Daniel Snyder
J. N. Clark
Topeka
Kan
Aben Clark
Frank Haverstock
Mt. Eaton
United States
Charles Herron
Pittsburg
O. A. Hills
Herron
Edinburgh
Scotland
Hills
Miriam Hills
Gail
Eppe
Udonville
Adzuah
Geo. Young
Dewitt Ridge
Stalion Gazette
Lara Cunninghar
Amy Stinson
Preston Journal
Jennie Wells
George Hay
Edith
Billman
D ‘Tyler
Mt. Vernon
Shrave News Wooster
Mise
George Massopi
Orious
Mary Mabsoni
Shreve News
Unessa Rogers Hagi
Fryer
Farmers Bank
Cincinnati
Ogiversial Gazette Congress
Richards
Ohio
Coshocton
Ihelaware Gazette
Miss Netherown
City
Wooster Quartette
W C Dawnon
J.R. Prough
Holiger
Minoie Bowman
Kav. K. Wallace
Abandoned Tracks and River Threaten Kansas Roads
Abandoned sections of the Santa Fe line between Kere and St Joseph due to river encroachment. Rock Island track also deemed unsafe. Santa Fe running over Hannibal and St Joseph line. At Winthrop, brakemen report water on platforms as river rises. In two weeks, three railroad lines may be washed away. two dozen houses removed or torn down. ice and debris fill streets. river still rising threatening crops in the bottoms along the Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AtcHisos Kan
Santa Fa
Kere
Bt Joseph
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Wintrop Junction
Winthrop
Atchison Tw
Floods Wreck Infrastructure Across New Mexico and Pecos Valley
Floodwaters have prevailed for four days in Lone New Mexico and West Cape of the Pecos Valley. The canal and a railroad bridge near Bactic were washed away. Herons June 20. The house committee on military affairs has favorably reported a bill by Representative Henderson to buy part of Shiloh's bald for a national park at the expense of 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
West Cape
Pecos Valley Minette
Herons
House
Henderson
Shiloh
Local Lumber Shipment Bound for West Indies Contracted
A local concern has contracted for a shipment of 10 000 feet of lumber of a rare grade for the West Indies. The cargo is to move via lakes and canal on York and then by boat. Total charge amounts to 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dututs
Inno
Gass
West Indies
York
Marriage bill approved by house amid loud cheers
CDA Pesta June 22 report that the house of nepants has passed the long debated marriage bill by a majority. Announcement of the 12h result was received with loud cheers from supporters and observers in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDA Pesta
House of Nepnates
Joud C¢Rieg
Pike's Peak mine yields 60 ounce quartz vein find
Ple Creek Colorado reports a new quartz vein at the Pike's Peak mine containing about 60 ounces of gold per ton. The discovery promises rich ore and boosts expectations for nearby claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ple Creek
Colo
Pike's Peak
Life and Death of Irvin Coffey in Wooster
The remains of Irvin Coffey were interred at Oak Hill Cemetery after a private burial attended by his sisters and relatives from Wooster, Charleston, Columbus, Loudonville, and Pittsburg. The Wooster Republication notes his genial, generous nature, his struggle with illness, and reflections on life and fate as they recall his youth and the support of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Coffey
Millersburg
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bertha Grosscup
Charleston
W. Va
Collie Coffey
Columbus
Guy and Banning Leopold
Loudonville
Isaac Dye
Canton
Leo Smith
Pittsburg
Thos. McAdams
F. Johnson
E. Henderson
Wooster
Colorado
Agar
Water works funding leads to suit in Lodi area
Mrs E Ainsworth of Lodi funds a new water works system while Henry Wagoner sues Hiram Hohaw of Toledo Ohio for 8100 damages claiming alienation of his wife. The case cites Fostoria city land appropriation and a railroad challenge to its constitutionality. Local notes mention miners agreeing to resume customs bank work, a Norwalk missionary homecoming, Johnston steel plant work, and a fatal accident at Wadsworth. Belmont county miners face six month jail terms for railway interference, plus a circus sale in Massillon. A Can-top man missing, found in Holmes county, and a shooting claim tied to a religious dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Ainsworth
Lodi
Henry Wagoner
Hiram Hohaw
Cage
Toledo & Ohio Central Railway
Fostoria
Supreme Court
Massillon
Columbus
Uo 2
Taft
Belmont County
Masaillon
Wetter
Thomas J Ball
Wheeling
Uhbio Supreme Court
John H.aley
Cantop
Hrmary
Newhiladelphia
Pennsylvania Lines link to eastern resorts and coast
The Pennsylvania Short Lines offer routes to Cres-800 and Alleghenies with through vestibule trains to Cresson and Altoona. Connections at New York reach the White Mountains Adirondacks Mt. Desert Island and eastern summer mountains. From New York passengers access Fall River Newport Narragansett Bay Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket and Atlantic coast resorts via Fall River Line steamers. Atlantic City Cape May Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park and other New Jersey summer havens are served on Pennsylvania divisions. For information contact Ticket Agents or F Van Tusen Pittsburgh Pa. w6d29T
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Pennsylvania
Alleghenies
Cresson
Altoona
New York
White Mountains
Adirondacks
Mt. Desert Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Fall River
Newport
Narragansettler
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Cape May
Long Branch
Ocean Iove
Asbury Park
Summer Havens
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Lines
F van Tusen
Pittsburgh
Low Pennsylvania Rates for Christian Endeavor Excursions
Special excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines offer low fares to Cleveland on July 8 10 11 and to Youngstown on July 8 9 10. Tickets to Youngstown limited to Ohio stations. Tickets good for return to July 18 or extended to September 15. For details contact the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Youngstown
Christian Endeavor
Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion Rates Via Pennsylvania Lines For Fourth of July
Special excursion tickets will be sold Tuesday and Wednesday July yd and 4th from all ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines to any station within 20 miles. Returns coupon valid until July ith. Adult fares 25 cents minimum. children 15 cents minimum.
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Pennsylvania
Dtu
An Ohio Father's Baby Relief Letter
A Delaware Ohio father writes gratitude for Dr Hand's Colic Cure after his baby suffered four months with colic. He bought a 26 cent bottle and Dr Hand's Pleasant Physic, praising the relief for child and family. The note mentions remedies for children offered by the drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Hand
Dr. Hand
Gro. M. Vavant
Delaware
Ohio
Advertising rates in Wooster undercut rivals by far
A historic classified note proclaims the cheapest advertising in Wooster with 9 cents for two penny words and two days or a full week for 40 cents. The offer highlights Tre Dali BPURLICAM and third/ sixth solari as part of a bold pricing scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Cold May Report From Rittiban and Port Cities
The Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau issue for May 1894 notes thermometer readings at Portsmouth and Rittman with high and low averages. It records precipitation totals of 4.00 inches and trace amounts in 24 hours, listing dates and cloud conditions. Chas M. Strona, Assistant Director, signs the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Rittman
Benton Ridge
Fort Maan
Bucyrus
Chas
M. Strona
Asa’t
Alleged Train Thieves Arrested at Sterling
Constable Harry Tanner and two assistants brought A. Fitchman, Wm. Stadford, J. Bb. McGowen, Geo. Ford, and Frank Williams to Wooster, each fined ten dollars plus costs for jumping on trains at Sterling. Officials aim to hold them for burglary in New York and Ohio freight car cases. Four are tramps. Fitchman, from Wadsworth, is a co. G, 8th O N G member who fled duty amid miners’ strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F Kean
Helen Jeffries
Salem
Charles Cooley
Fiipt
Meh
J F. March
Andren
Leenia
J.C. Easterday
Overton
Wayne
Cornelia Wood
J. QC
Notestein
Illinois
Colorado
H. K. Brady
Pittsburg
John Schwoebie
East Liberty Street
K. J. Christy
North Buckeye Street
Michigan
Robi D
Jean Tracy
Bloomington
Frank Slough
Imanafield
J. A. Colby
Wadsworth
Yoder
Charles F. Barrett
Gon Randall
Deedland
New Philadelphia
W. D. Tyler
Lula Frick
Carthage
Ill
Jor
J. M. Criley
Helle Hickman
East Liverpool
J. F. Hickman
Experiment Farm
Samuel Taylor
Madison Hill
M Gillam
D.H. Davor
J. F Edwards
H. Lyon
Lyon
Lake Geneva
Wis
J. Wo Cracraft
St. James Episcopal Church
Paunding
Northwestern
W. C. Dawson
Bert Christine
M. K. McElroy
Willig Harry
Mises
Alpha Barrett
Emma Derr
Wooster
H. Ellis
Oroughbor
Harry Tanner
Milton Township
Wayne County
A. Fithman
Wm. Stadford
J. Bb. McGowen
Geo. Ford
Frank Williams
Sterling
N. Y
Fitchman
Wadsworth, l
Co. G
8Th Regiment
N. G
Fitcbmal
Archaod
Reduced Rates to Denver by Pennsylvania Lines
Cheap summer excursions to Denver offered by the Pennsylvania Lines with the lowest rates in years. Special dates: July 20 21 return by late August for Mystic Shrine meeting. August 9 10 return by mid September for League of American Wheelmen. Tickets available through any Pennsylvania Lines agent or F van Opsen Pittsburg Pa.
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Pennsylvania
Ennsylvania
Denver
West
Mystic Shrine Order
League of American Wheelmen
Paulis
Pennsylvania Lines
F. van Opsen
Avent
Pittsburg
Asbury Park Excursion Offered With Rail Passes
July 7 to 9 excursion tickets to Asbury Park will be sold through Pennsylvania Short Lines. The trip links Ocean Grove and nearby shore resorts in New Jersey with stop over privileges and returns via Baltimore and Washington routes. Tickets are available through Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents and official passenger agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Ark
Pennsylvania
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Atlantic City
Cape May
New Jersey St
Baltimore
Vania
Pittsbur
Deed Conflicts and Land Transfers Across Shreve and Wooster Areas
A flood of warranty and quitclaim deeds records transfers in Shreve Orrville Marshville Wooster Green and Madisonburg townships and nearby areas. The items include lots and parcels in Shreve and Creston as well as 1 to 4 acre tracts in Green and Wooster townships with prices ranging from 80 to 3200 and noted sheriffs or landholders. A separate anecdote describes a district school teacher misidentifying a young man as an angel during an entertainment and blushing when lights came up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Cornell
Amos
Unshman
Shreve
Bertha Wissler
Sarah A. Buttermore
Orrville
Charles Schlatt
Laura Henninger
Marshallville
M. W
Ida J. Wise
Charles Manges
City of Wooster
David Ramsey
Aquilla Mowery
Village of Congreas
A. M. Hoff
Harrison Armstrong
Canaan Township
Hioganna Buckner
Viola Worst
Chester Township
Emma J Kindig
Charles Collier
Sarah Maker
Geo. W. Holm
Easton
Cyrus D. Smith
L. C Carr
Baughman Township
Cheresia Whisfer
Kate Crossman
R. J. Baird
W. If Wright
Aston
Michael Ault
Celestia Holm
Creston
Rh. W. Hall
Jacob Morse
Mary MM. Morse
Andrew Papen
Green Township
Cyrus Hoover
Andrew Turney
J W. Hartel
Thos J. Adams
Laston
Daniel
Nancy Heller
Verry Bristow
Wooster Township
Efi
Cengey
Samuel Haker
Wm Switzer
John H Hider
Madisonburg
John
Sarah J. Austin
Lake Corker
Clinton Township
Henry Hockey
Albert C. Wheaton
Tot Ne Slim
M Rady
Peter Eckard
Sugar Creek Township
Mr. Schrock
T A ( Pontius
Alexander Fisher
Susan Fisher
Maysville
Steubenvilla Dome
Lodi
Angel
Col Fred Grant's Letter on Bovinine Endorsement
Col Fred Grant writes that during Gen Grant's final months Bovinine and milk sustained him enough to finish his memoirs. Dr T H Douglas, Grant's physician, endorses the food as unrivalled for all ages. Bovinine is said to be endorsed by over 25 000 physicians and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
T. H. Douglas
General Grant
Bovinine OD
New York
Mackinac Island Steamship Excursion Promo Card
An old advertisement touts a round trip to Mackinac Island from Detroit Toledo and Bevelle with fares around 12.50 15 and 18 dollars. It highlights newly built upper lake steamers with luxury features and weekly departures to Mackinac Port cities include Detroit Cleveland Put in Bay Chicago Soo Michigan Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Ih Troit
Toledo
Bevelle
Atp
Mato
de Tres
Detrat
Pena
Iguace
Petoskey
Chicago
Soo Mirquetig
Duluth
Land
Detroit
Cleveland
Putim Bay
Fragmentary TRE Notes on Poems and Personalities
The text appears as a fragmented OCR from a TRE page, mentioning poetry, poets, and figures like Countess James and others. It notes discussions of verses, tones, and possible plans. Some names and places arise but OCR gaps obscure concrete events or dates.
Reading Notes on Domestic Service Practices
Fragmentary text discusses service duties for four or six person households. Mentions Bevan and Tusas Vong obliquely as examples, and references to private day work, preparation, and faster work. Ends with a name Mary Lavine and a note about Gul House keeping.
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Bevan
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Pittsburgh Bank For Savings
Fourth Ave
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