Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief For Heart Troubles
Advert announces Dr Miles New Heart Cure as the scientific treatment for heart trouble. It claims cures for symptoms like breathlessness, pain, fainting, and palpitations, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Includes testimonial from Rev Jerry Mult and offer of free trial copies of guidance and Pain Pulls.
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Miles
Adlentire
Titan Heirtily
Jerry Mult
Baptist Church
Sturt, Kans
Dr. Miles
DR. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Penman A J Williams Dies at 65 in Shreve
A J Williams aged 65 of Shreve died at midnight Saturday at his father John Walliams home. Death followed long illness. He was a skilled penman and ran a writing business for years. Thomas McGaw, once a prominent Orrville resident, Clyde Baird and his wife are traveling to Chicago for the funeral.
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A. J. Williams
Shreve
John Walliams
Thomas McGaw
Orrville
Cief
Clyde Baird
C Hter
Burton City
Chicago
Eighth's Encampment Looks to Ohio Towns for Regiment
Citizens near Wooster could host the Eighth regiment encampment as the 800-man unit seeks a rifle-range site with good water and hill terrain. Adjutant General orders require within-regiment encampments with strong drill, aiming to win national honors in Sea Girt, New Jersey, where Ohio was runner-up last year. Local interest hinges on early citizen action to show suitable facilities and hospitality.
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Goi
Edward Vollrath
Bucyrus
C. B. Winder
Ohio
Sea Girl
N. J
Wooster
Cleveland and Southwestern rail line to Ashland extension planned
The Cleveland and Southwestern electric railroad aims to extend toward Ashland not from Wooster but from higher on the line above Creston, possibly via Chippewa Lake or Seville. The Weet Salem Reporter notes organized talks for right of way with 50 male citizens, mayor chairing and K W Taylor secretary, showing broad local support and farmers willing to cooperate. The route would be about 36 miles, through Chippewa Lake or Seville to Ashland and onward to Mansfield. Medina Leroy Lodi Albion and Ashland residents push the project, with Leroy offering to take $100,000 worth of bonds.
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Cleveland& Southwestern Electric Railroad
Ashland
Wooster
Creston
Chippewa Lake
Seville
Weet Salem
Wiley
K. W. Taylor
Lockward
Col. Hard
Manefield
Medina
Leroy
Lodi
Albion
Soane Eesse
Preamble and Resolutions From Rising Star Lodges No 22
At the regular convention of Rising Star Lodges No 22 Knights of Pythias in February 1891 the lodge adopts a memorial for Brother Wolst Ailmenth Glureinorier, a prominent citizen. The resolutions express sympathy to his family and friends and note his loss to the lodge and community, to be published in the paper.
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Rising ‘Star Lodges
Knights of Pythias
Terrorism Prevails In Moscow Rail Tie-Up Across Russia
Dispatches from southern Russia and the Caucasus report railroads radiating from Moscow halted by strikes. Authorities battle continual terrorism as mobs raid shops. many government works suspend. In Libau half the workers strike, harming military supplies. St Petersburg workers resume but remain unrested amid incendiary proclamations.
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Russia
Caucasus
Moscow
the-Caucasus
Batoum
Port
Kuitais
Tim
Ekaterinoslav
Kharkoff
Saratoff
Alexandrovsk
Law and Order
St Petersburg
Libau
St.Paterspure
Imperial Mixed Commission
Nichtolas
Bombarded Port and wholesale unrest in Black Sea
Feb 24 reports from Constantinople Batoum and Poti are alarmingly unsettled with claims of Russian Black Sea units moving, Georgian strikers numbering about 40,000, and transport lines halting. Baku and surrounding towns report violence, murders, and military protection. Warsaw notes revolutionary agitation and looming March 4 actions. Local violence includes destroyed telegraph and strikes across cities.
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Constantinople
Batoum
Poti
Black Sea Squadron
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Revolutionary Party
Winter meat eating linked to sickness, Mi-o-na claimed
An ad argues winter diet and indoor life cause illness through weak digestion. It promotes Mi-o-na as a stomach strengthener and cure for stomach and bowel irritation, claiming a strong guarantee and a 40cc box price. Laubach & Boyd are named as the selling druggists.
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Laubach & Boyd
Cutoff Aimed To Link Wooster With Cleveland Railways
Cleveland papers report Erie plans a 12 mile Lodi to Lester cutoff to access Cleveland main line. If built it shortens Wooster to Cleveland travel and freight times, saving long detours via Leavittsburg and boosting the Wooster B and O branch efficiency.
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Cleveland
Erie
Lodi
Lester
Leavittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Wooster
Ohio
Lawmakers push bill on free indictment copies
The Plain Dealer reports Congressman M. L. Smyesr of Wayne County urged defending Presi dent Oblighr and Director Zimmerman in a federal case to set Monday March 13 for trial. He notes the government is not required to provide free indictment copies, a cost that burdens many defendants. The Cleveland Leader adds that free certified copies would aid defendants and their attorneys who otherwise must inspect indictments in court.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
M. L. Smyesr
Wayne County
Oblighr
Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
United States District
Suilion
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Local remedies and travel notices mingle with old ads
A mixed fragment shows Bucklen Arnica Salve praised for eye wounds and burns, Ely Cream Balm touted for catarrh with a customer letter, and rail excursion offers to Columbus New Orleans and other southern destinations, all from varied vendors and dates. The text blends testimonials, advertisements, and travel rates without coherent narrative.
Bank Claims in Bankrupt Case Hearings at Wooster
Referee W. F. Kean heard the allowance of about 28,000 in claims held by Wooster National Bank against Zimmerman & Co. Receiver A. D. Lynch presented additional claims totaling about 35.00. Justice department, through John J. Sullivan, seeks to use funds for a U S court prosecution. Witnesses testified that many checks were drawn on Zimmerman & Co and passed for collection through various banks but not stamped paid. Zimmermans refused to comment, asserting rights due to indictments. Referee Kean indicated the bank may prove these claims with surrender of certain preferences.
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W. F Kean
Wooster National
Zimmerman & Co
D. Lynch
Department of Justice
John J Sullivan
United States
Woroster National Bank
Wooster Nationalbank
Lynch
L P. Ohliger
J R. Zimmerman
Ak m
WE Kean
Young Man Jailed For Failing to Support Minor Child
Deputy Sheriff John Geiselman arrested Reed from near Congress on a warrant issued by P R Greenlaw Pleasant-Home for failing to support a minor child. This marks the county’s first arrest under the new law. Reed, a county resident, had worked in various places before his arrest and is now in jail.
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John Geiselman
Ashtamt
Clude Reid
Congress
Reeds
P. R. Greenlaw
Pleasant-Home
Reed
Th County
Itriil
Jal
Men’s League Formed By local Methodist Church
The Wooster church organizes a men’s league to foster social and community work. Rev. DuBois notes similar leagues in other churches, aiming to include nonmembers who support church activities and plan future expansion. Membership rolls grow as excitement increases and plans for further meetings are announced.
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Methodist Church
League
Resent
Tommy
DuBois
Wooster
Do King's New Discovery for Consumption
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Alabama reports severe pneumonia improvement after starting Dr King's New Discovery. He credits the medicine with rapid relief, claiming a cure for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds. Available at Laubach Boyd's drug store trial bottles 50 cents and 1.00.
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Chas. S. Lemberger
Syracuse
R. Y
Laubach & Boyd
Do -King
J W. McKinnon
Tallydega Springs
Aln
Dr. King
Bortte
Laubach & Boyd's
Mwik
Smith Family Endorsement of Dr Kurtwigy Care
A Smith family member praises Dr Kurtwigy for a thorough exam and cure. The speaker says prior illness left them weak and tired, but after treatment they can work all day with improved stomach issues and palpitations resolved. The note reflects strong personal satisfaction with the physician.
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Ieee
Kurtwigy
Wooster Memory Of Karl The Peddler And His Billboards
Echward McCormick recalls Charles Gardner known as Karl the Peddler and a 19th century Wooster billboard stunt. Gardner funded early advertising by paying for signs and tickets, drawing crowds and praise as he spoke multiple languages and sold red pencils to students and collectors.
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Charles Gardner
Nestor
Karl
Echward McCormick
Tio
Wooster
Tuck
Stow
Gardner
Wallace Notestine Wins 100 Prize At Sons of the Revolution
Wallace Notestine of Wooster a Yale student won the largest prize of 100 for his essay Libe Western Indians In the Revolution at the Sons of the Revolution meeting in Columbus. The event also awarded 40 to Miss Florence Gilliam for the Lexington essay and 25 to Miss Lulu Townsend Armstrong for her paper.
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Sons of Tia
Wallace Noteatine
Wooster
Yale
Notestine
Sons of the Revelation
Galumbus
Florence E. Gilliam
East High
Wayne County Record Quitclaim Deeds Summary
Wayne County records list quitclaim deeds including Delphia M Ghaon to Bertha A Conner for $30 in Shreve village lot 65. John Eshelman to Mayeville Drain Tile Co for one acre in Saltcreek township. Mary Ann Herr to S M Brenneman for Orrville lot 49 at $750. S M Brenneman to G Cooper for Orrville lot 409 at $850. G Cooper and wife to Jacob Fifer for Orrville lot 409. Quinby KR Wilson to Bertha Conner for Shreve lot 1 at $700. Etudut K McDougall and husband to E W McFadden for 471 100 acres in West Salem. Almz E Soyer and Cora A Seycorr to Pele Bramtt for 791 in water rights. Riggo Faiene A Boughty et al to Ed Ward Itsrarer and Esta Graber for lot alts nD at $400. Cathayine and Peter Buchanan to Aalto Buchanan for 0 acres in Suvar early township at $4400. Malden and Nabel Luis Listo Slate M Postelwait part of lots 445 and 446 in Orrville village at $700.
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John
Eshelman
Mayeville Drain Tile Co
Saltcreek
Mary Ann Herr
S M Brenneman
Orrville
S. M_ Brenneman
G Cooper
Gi Cooper
Jacob Fiftr
Ella Fifer
Orte Vide
Quinby
KR Wilson
Bertha Conner
Ian Shreve
Local Visitation Notes From Barberton Residents
Burbank February visits note Mr Hageman Mrs Flickinger and Master Earl Thompson of Barberton visiting relatives. Cleveland and West Salem friends seen in town. Local families Fosgate Dague Packard Litchfield linked to weekend gatherings. Miscellaneous names indicate social calls around town.
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Hageman
Flickinger
Earl Thompson
Barberton
Stein Beesers
Cleveland
Handwork
Powell
Weat Salem
Mim
Fosgate
Mr. Dague
Packard
Litchfield
Mies Wacco Baiet
Amyérs
PRESS POINTS AND PITHY QUOTES FROM 1905 ERA
A collage of editorial snips and curios from 1905 papers. The roundups mention Sanday misprint, political scheming in Colorado, capital punishment debates, and assorted opinions from Washington to Cleveland. Strong mentions include England Germany and the US press on governance and war era concerns.
Blood Remedies and Grips Mentioned in Personal Stories
Mrs Yao Stoy recounts grip fever illness and lingering weakness after recovery. Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised as a blood builder and tonic aiding convalescence. A Danbury resident testifies the pills restored strength after a severe grip attack and rheumatic symptoms.
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Bernes
Mae
Williams
Mra van
Lamra
Yor Seoy
Thorpe-strest
Danbury
Coon
Williama’ Ping
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