City Council Deliberates Dog Ordinance and Sewer Plan
The council discussed a dog ordinance requiring owner tags costing 60 cents with a replacement tag for lost bags and penalties up to 60 dollars for untagged dogs. An electric franchise application for Wooster to Mansfield style routes was reviewed, with publication ordered. A sewer project across Spinkatreet Gauche and Cushman streets was authorized with bonds at 6 percent to fund costs before annual tax collection. The board also withdrew a proposed ordinance about town maintenance after July levy decisions, leaving five cans on order.
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Andy
Jury Admits Confession in White Trial At Massillon
Judge Eason allowed Harry White’s confession to go to the jury amid a two and a half day fight over its admissibility. State attorneys hailed the ruling as a victory while defense promises to challenge parts of the confession and present witnesses. Trial progress included Patterson’s testimony on recording the confession and Sheriff Brown defending procedures at Massillon jail as witnesses described the events surrounding the case.
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Esson
White
W. G. Patterson
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Dye
Miller
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Sheriff Brown
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Everhard
Riley Dunavall
Erie
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Russell
Ertle
Ertie
Nallege
Wayne and county balances show funding disparities in 1905
Wayne county ranks fourth in a statewide list of county balances, Montgomery first with 8,740,129 and Preble second. Franklin third with 2,185,579. Wayne 2,070,767. The article questions the discrepancy, pondering truthfulness versus owed debts across counties amid misreadable OCR text.
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Old Resident Dead in Canton Brother of Dentists Dies
Dr B Elson of Canton died after being overtaken by death while visiting Salem. Age 65, long Bright's disease struggle. Edwin P Bilson, well known Canton dentist, had lived in Wooster as a boy and studied with Dr Mower. Funeral held Tuesday after body brought from Canton. Building sales and real estate activity noted in Canton area.
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Canton
Edwin P Bilson
Deato
Dr. Elson
Salem
Bright
E. P. Elson
Wooster
Mower
Adda
Auburno
Ind
Tuesay
Taxable Wayne county dogs and property values in 1904
A Wayne county report shows 36 dogs taxed at 1 each raising 36 dollars, with dog tax totals and dog fund balances. It lists property valuations across banks, railroads, and corporations totaling 3 129 472 dollars, Wooster city property at 2 445 764, and various telephone companies valued from 615 to 14 239 dollars.
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Wayne County
Warne County
Wooster
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Waetiro Onion
Central Onion Telephone Company
Doyleetown Company
Cae ‘ Pion Telephone Company
Kidron Telephone Com
Millereburg,Wonder & Oroville Telephone Company
Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Ripley Telephone Company
Shreve
Star Telephone
United States Telephone Company
Churches Close to Seaman's Aid Society Solicitors
The ministerial association met at the Lutheran church and adopted a resolution closing Wooster churches to solicitors of a Veneans Seaman's Island society until satisfactory explanations are provided regarding charges. Rev J K Shellenberger delivered a paper on The Life and Work of A J Dordop.
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Lutheran Church
J. K. Shellenberger
A. J. Dordop
Wooster
Wayne County Reports Thousands of Dogs Taxed
Nearly 4 000 dogs were turned in for taxes in Wayne County as assessors collected 1 per dog. The county auditor’s records show 8 823 dogs listed last spring, excluding woodsy, barn, and unlisted dogs. The note reflects a rough accounting of dogs taxed and the effort of six to seven assessors.
Brewster Up The Spout Tie Stoppage
A fragmented report notes a halt in work on a Brewster project titled Brew Senate Tae with multiple parties involved. The incomplete text hints at stoppage actions and potential disruptions among listed contributors.
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Senate Tae
Semi Annual Taxes See Big Flow Through County Treasury
The county auditor reports December tax receipts totaled 231 841 99 dollars paid into the county treasury. A peppy run on the county credit shows 315 000 on the 20th with nearly as much again drawn in the subsequent days. Over 43 000 was checked out in the days following. The pattern shows rapid movement of funds and larger withdrawals than usual.
Mrs. Marion Kinion Injured In Ice Fall Sunday
Mrs. Marion Kinion of Nold Avenue slipped on an icy sidewalk beside the church Sunday evening, breaking an arm and wrist. She received medical aid at home and was slowly improving Monday, though a long recovery is anticipated.
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Marion Kinion
Nold Avenue
Christian Arch
Advertised Letter List No 9 in Worcester Office
Advertised letters remaining uncalled for in Worcester post office. Names include A Sain t Harter, J M. Mayfield, M Neylea, T Bgnipal Rhodes. Address labels or box numbers observed.
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A Saint Harter
J.-M. Mayfield
M. _Neylea
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