Light primaries nominate Jeffries and Power in Des Moines
Des Moines held quiet spring primaries for mayor and street commissioner. Democratic contender Lemuel Jeffries led mayoral votes with 376 to 248 for rival C C Adams, while J Blake secured the Republican Street Commissioner nomination. Riley Power won the Democratic street commissioner nomination amid divided opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Jeffries
Riley Power
Des
Jeffries
J Blake
C. C. Adams
Board of Education
J.C Shultz
Henry Lerner
T. Brown
Lyman Critchfield
G R. Powers
F Rubeck
J. Barr
J. C Betson
Valentine Arm Water Works
W. F. Derr
Injury to Proctor O'Hail eye from exploding bottle
Irvin O'Hail of Proctor and O'Hail suffered a serious eye injury when a cork or glass from an Apollinaris bottle exploded or shot out as he removed the cork. The blast shattered spectacles and drove glass into the eye. Dr. J. D. Beer and Dr. H. A. Hart removed five glass pieces, with early hopes of saving the eye though vision may be impaired.
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Irvin O’hail
Proctor & O'Hail
O’ Hail
Mr. O'Hair
J. D. Beer
H. A. Hart
I Morning
Post Office Mar 4 1901 Wooster Letters List
The Wooster post office lists remaining letters on Monday March 4 1901 including Gen lemeo Mr. Dr. Ingram F M Keller Second-Hand Typewriting Store Laurence Wilson Mrs Olie Conn Mrs Jennie Heffelfinger Mrs James Lahr Miss Ella McDaniels Miss Mary Marsh and others as directed by P M T L Flattery postmaster.
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Wooster, O
Wooster
Dr. Ingram
F M Keller
Laurence Wilson
Adies— Olie Conn
Jennie Heffelfinger
James Lahr
Ella McDaniels
Mary Marsh
Rheumatism Relief Story At Local Drug Store
Wesley Nelson of Hamilton Ga recounts a customer hobbled into Mr Blackmon's drug store and lured him to try Chamberlains Pain Balm for long standing rheumatism. After a week of use, the balm cured him and he has not been troubled since. Sold by Laubach Boyd on the square and druggists.
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Blackmon
Wesley Nelson
Hamilton
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Kfe
Examinations and texts for Wayne County schools
Wayne county will hold examinations in Wooster at the High School building on the first Saturday of each month except June and July. Boxwell examinations occur on the second Saturday of March and April, with Boxwell Commencement on the third Saturday of June. The Board adopts Roark's Method in Education as a text for Theory and Practice. G W Goshorn, President, West Salem. Ja L Zaring, Clerk, Creston. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised for skin diseases and piles, with blood poisoning linked to its wrapper.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Boxwell
Roark
G. W. Goshorn
Prest
West Salem
Ella Deakins
Ashland
Herman Freedlander
New York City
Edward McMillen
Findlay
D. H. Bixler
Myrtle
Chicago
David Bixler
J. H. Kauke
Washington
Addison Myers
Phil Senff
West North Street
Henry Warner
Congress
Alonzo Burris
Charles Clark
Keiffer
Lew Wallace
Monmouth
Geo Troutman
George K. Nash
Experiment Station
Charles Johnson
Mansfield
Johnson
Leo Rossieur
Grand Army of the Republic
Capt
Taylor
Wooster Social notices and local arrivals echo March weekend
Saturday and Monday items record Logan resident Jos Dullaghan departing for Ak ron, family visits, lectures, hotel plans, travels to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition, medical recoveries, and civic notes. Public notices include wind damage, weddings, births, and appointments with Gov Nash and G A R staff, plus local business and school visits.
Local notes from Chester township and area events
Corresponddifice reports funereal attendance for John Miller of Chester township. March 3 notes Fred Spreng moving to Ashland with Myers brothers. A dance at J W Drigner’s was small but enjoyable. Robe stolen from a buggy after John Van da’s errand. Congress friends visited Commercial House. Various visits to Mrs Spangler, a literary entertainment planned at Gardier schoolhouse Friday night. Guests included Dr J W Ferguson, Mrs Warner, David Mercer, Chas Campbell, and Dr W M McClellan with spouses.
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Congress
J. M. Ward
Sarah van Swerengen
John Miler
Chester Township
Fred Spreng
Myers Brothers
Ashland
J. W. Dricner
Hannah Dort
David Vanda
Ersery Grant
White Swan
Fred Kemmerlin
Jeff Smith
Bucyrus
Anongress
Charles Fresh
WW Thorley
Spangler
Gariier
No. K
J. W. Ferguson
West Salem
Warner
David Mercer
A. G. Warner
Chas Campbell
W M McClellan
Mayville Notes From The Republic March 4
Mayville correspondent reports residents recovering from typhoid fever Mrs Oviller improving Leon Rieder ill Miller’s fence repair Perry Tracy recovering Council updates Win Girard visiting Miss Mary Hofiere visiting Stark County Albert Orville and wife returning home Calvino Havenstein to move to Flory farm Jacob Herman and Harry Blosser visited Akron Whistle theft promised return next Saturday coal drilling to begin Applecreek valley prospect in mild weather
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Oup
AL Preston
Farpestine Merrillat
Milivan
Giraxqaan
Ane Dolkir
Perry Grow
Resis i VkKron
Cently City
Albert Orvillee
Ty ¢ Hanes
Mary Hofiere
Stark County
Johnsons
Joe Imhof
Grosjean
Calvino Havenstein
Flory
Jacob Herman
Harry Blosser
Akron
Applecreek
Cabinet Renomination Sent to Senate
The President today sent to the Senate the renomination of the current cabinet member for appointment. The notice appears in a March issue of the Telegram Republic, listing the cabinet member and the executive action.
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Washington
Mareh
Senate
Absent for Two Weeks in Creston News
Local notes from Creston recount visits, a horse sale, injuries, employment changes, and community notices. Highlights include Mrs. Sara St. John breaking her right fibula, Nora Obers taking a sales position, and plans for the Cleveland Medina & Southern electric line to Wooster.
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Creston
G. W. McGlewen
Mantua
Scurrucca
Sara St. John
East Creston
Nora Obers
Joe Fike i
E L Baum
D W Hall
Ene
W & LE
Cleveland, Medina & Southern
Wooster
Yorick
Philip Beam
Monumental Grouse Company
Brideport
Conn
Minersville
Gasand
T. A. Eberly
Medina
Eberly
Hattie Harris
Cleveland
Canaan Township
Nell BE
March Weather and Local News From Smithville
Smithville reports blustery March with four inches of weather in 24 hours and a temperate high one degree above freezing. Local notes cover Anti-Saloon League speech by Rev Thomas Hare, health updates, school term end near, furniture sales, and upcoming township events and concerts with attendees and speakers named.
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Smithville
Sampson
Thos. M. Hare
Auton
Methodist
Lutheran Church
James [Rider
Canaan Township
Wm Stevens
E. Sanders
Verne King
Elizabeth Huffman
West End
Wo King
Ellen King
Lewes
Abram Deneke
Ben
Shuey
AD Brant
Hod Hoff
J E. Zimmerman
H Mo Blattenberg
D D Hartelec
Fom Wickler
Frank Plank
Simon Gresser
Hoover
Sunpyaile
Yankame County
Wash
Greene and Baughman Township
Smith
Enterreture
Jerry Gallagher
Ivon King
Ohio Governor Attends Inauguration Parade Feels Weak
In Washington during the inaugural parade Governor Nash led the Ohio regiment with a veteran of the Spanish War in his staff. Charles Bick, though pale and weak, sat his saddle to the end of a long march. The scene featured the regimental band and the Ohio banner amid cheers from onlookers and a strong display of state pride.
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Washington
Natit
Burressman Chartles
Nash
Charles Bick
No Can
Ohio
Buckeye
Santiago
Pod Dick
Fighth
Capitol
Associated Press
Ray
Metcalf
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and kidney cure testimonial report
An array of old advertisement blurbs tout Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for wounds sores and skin eruptions priced at 26 cents a box. A Salem Missouri resident touts Foley's Kidney Cure after years of illness and failed doctors. A One Minute Cough Cure claim promises immediate relief for lingering grippe coughs and throat lung troubles as a safe remedy.
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Laubach & Yd
Grippe
Zimmerman&Co
Dkmar
Commissioned Deer Report Stuns Wooster Readers
A letter from Frank Kostenbader in the Philippines claims Tony Oltmann of Wooster has been made a commissioned officer. The nephew says Oltmann led scouts who performed diligent work and allegedly raided a printing plant owned by Aguinaldo, though he provides no exact details.
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Hawkins
Frank Kostenbader
Ihilippines
Tony Oltmann
Wooster
Kostenbader
Tony
Dolla
Iacely
Aguinaldo
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R. J. Smith
Marshal T S Wiggins
Steve Smith
H. H. Hubbell
M. Gray
J' Hall
H F Crow
R. J. Cunningham
I. N Kinney
Geo. Fisher
Wm Pell
Chas. Keble
C Hubbell
R.smith
A. A. Barnard
J R. Zimmerman
Clarence Kramer
Harvey E Swartz
Mae van Nest
Dennis Callaan
Jos. M. Housekeeper
Jacob Swartz
R. L. McCrehan
Thos. Roberts
Township
Manges
Schmutz
Fleming Fisher
Harry H. Young
Eliab Purdy
Ier Binké
Kinion R . Greist
Palau
Adams
T. L Flattery, P. M
DeWitt
Jos. Dullaghan
Logan
Jane Mann
Manly Rive
Blachfreyville
Harley H Zeigler
Zeigler & Curry
American House
Geitges
Texas
D W Solliday
Breva- Lican
Finley Rhodes
Dillonvale
Efe Rhodes
Louisville
Hillis Rhodes
Alliance
A M. Fombelle
J. L. Zaring
Dora Zaring Jr
Will Yoder
Buffalo
N. Y
Utica
Swell
W EK. Barnard
Dalton
Anna Hilterbrant
John
E. W. Hatton
Londonville
Geo. Thompson
High Street
John Notie
Emma J. Mowery
Abbie Collier
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Martin Bauer
Levi Feightner
Wooster Cemetery
Harold
Charles Frazier
Willis Frazier
Orrville
J C. Hall
Gabriel Johnson
Ada
United States Building and Loan Association
Rocky Monn
Takhi
Madison Medicine Co
Maysville
Reervst
Mayasille
Oviller
Leon Rieder
Oicah
Perry Tracy
Zane Syau
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd, Zimmerman & Co
Prof
Ivison
Loneconing
Zimmerman & Co
Cates
Newsy Smithville
Republian
Nature
Hood
Pennsylvania
California
Uckel
Pennsylvania Lines
Scotland
Oll
Curtice Bros
DRY Starum
Eagle
Lowney
Lecents
Craighbad
Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
Tsaubach & Boyd, Zimmerman & Co
Tas Republican
Sale
GuiGyur
Palpoc
Southcenc
Wooster, Ohio
Liege
Gros de Lyon
Armure Royal
William Annat
Barberton
Lodi
Kanpis & Schmuck
Berg Ees
Rhe
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