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Knights of Pythias Sir Knights Inspect Wooster Unit
Wooster Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias held a February 27 inspection at the Knights of Pythias ball in Wooster. Col. Shem of Alliance and Major Berno of Mansfield presided. 22 of 25 knights attended. A banquet followed with toastmaster Uncle Dan Funck and speeches by Capt Keister Major Vai Nest Haller Herman Kauffman. Summer camp planned for August at Mansfield or Silver Lake with families invited.
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Banquebole
Knights of Pythias
Wooster
Col. Shem
Alliance
Berno
Mansfield
Air Knights
Col
Shem
Mra
Uncle Dan
Funck
Captain Keister
Uniform Bank
Vai Nest
Barberton
Dan Funck
Barberton Inn
Wooster Company
H A. Haller
Wm. Herman
J. Kauffman
Silver Lake
Chesrown Plans Route to Buckeye Street in Wooster
John C. Chesrown of Shreve visited Wooster on Friday and said he would secure right of way in the country before moving his project to South Buckeye streetnear the convents, noting he would not advance up South Market street if residents oppose the plan.
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John C. Chesrown
Shreve
Chesrown
South Market Street
Wooster
South Buckeye Street
Wegwill
Paper Change Policy for Republican subscribers
Subscribers who move should notify the office to change their paper. Please report the new residence by phone or mail to ensure delivery continuity.
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Obituary notices recount Wayne county deaths in 1906
Samuel M Johnson aged 78 long resident of Wayne county died February 7 at Kendallville Indiana. Numerous lines mention survivors Mary Snyder Elmer Arnold and others. Archibald Kirkendall longtime Franklin township justice of the peace died after a long illness. Anna Aber Shearer born 1883 died February 26 1896, notes on marriage children and Christian life. John W Sands Sr born 1821 York County Pennsylvania died February 15 1906 in Wayne county. funeral held at home. burial Applecreek cemetery.
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Samuel M Johnson
Wayne
Kendallville
Indy
Morrland
Mary Snyder
Archhabald Kirkendall
Franklin Township
Anna Aber Shearer
Laike Township
Ashland County
Montford A Shearer
B. W. Powell
Fairview
Evangelical Association
Webber
Sane
Angel of Death
Father Sands
Mr Sands
John W. Sands
York County
Wayne County
Samuel
May Sands
East Union Township
Nancy Jane
Conrad
Elizabeth Miller
Wooster Township
Mr. and
Myre
Sands
Mary Jane
George Rotter
Elizabeth Ann
Ieaae Myers
John W
Indiana
Wayne County Dairymen Office Convention at Ci Opera House
Dairymen of Wayne county plan a convention at the Ci Opera House on a March morning and afternoon under the Ohio State Dairymen's Association. The program includes welcomes, talks by O. O. Morton, Clinton Smith, and Prof. John W. Decker, discussions on dairy methods, and musical interludes.
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Ohio State Dairymen’s Association
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Sieyerselcome
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O. O. Morton
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Smith
Michigan
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Babcock
John W.decker
Columbua
Food Commission
Horace Ankenyi
C. D. Smith
Canton Wife Sues Wooster Actor In Bigamy Case
In Canton a wife testifies that vaudeville actor Edwards married her in 1903, left hours later, and she has heard nothing since. The suit, filed with remorse, alleges bigamy as Edwards is linked to another woman in Wooster. Court delays continue as investigators seek hotel and theatre records to support the claim.
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James Edwards
Beffore
Harter
Charles Challen
Edwards
Canton
May Challen
Toledo
Warde
May
Garden Theatre
Mies Challem
Conrad Hotel
Edvards
Waite
Massillon
Challen
From Hog to Brush at Wooster Brush Display
The Wooster Brush Works exhibit at the Ohio Hardware Men's convention highlights bristle sources for brushes. Most hog bristles used in the United States are imported, mainly from Russia and China, shipped in chests and barrels with high costs.
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Canton Morning News
Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Hardware Men‘s Convention
Russia
China
Bristle Trade Touts Substitutes and New Brushes
A brash dealer notes limited hoga and bristle supply in the country and describes Rome brush makers using substitutes for cheap brushes. Larger dealers handle only jade diamonds and ostrich feathers. The Worcester Brush Works unveils eight brushes on a new pressure principle that prevents drying and keeps bristles from loosening.
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Wooster
Untitled fragment about medical claims and remedies
In a garbled passage a speaker from Maine relates kidney inflammation and torture in savage tribes. The text mentions three months of sickness, a failed treatment, and a claim of electric devices curing the ailment. No clear source, date, or coherent narrative remains.
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Wadi Sherman
Cushing
There Will Be Candidates in Wayne County Race
The unsigned notice indicates a narrowed field in Wayne county with Edd Wertz and John Adair in question for state seats. Rumor says Wertz may face opposition and Adair could be pressed to run despite earlier declination. Sheriff candidate Wo Caskey seeks support as primaries approach, with talk of outsiders entering and a crowded scene on Saturdays on the square.
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VanOver
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Adair
Wertz
John Adair
Republian
Wayne County
General Assembly
Ron
Pot
Wo. Caskey
Orrville
Old Town
Congregational Meeting Held at United Presbyterian Church
The Annual Congregational meeting of United Presbyterian Church members met Thursday afternoon with strong attendance. Treasurer Wayne Hart reported bills paid and a treasury balance. The report showed nearly 100 contributed to missionary work beyond home expenses. Membership about 220. Wayne Hart elected chair, William King re-elected treasurer, Christina Groh secretary, W J Giffin trustee. Miss Cora Hoelzel re-elected chorister. all departments reported good condition.
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United Presbyterian Church
Tow
Wayne Hart
William King
Treaserer
Christina Groh
W J. Giffin
Cora Hoelzel
Objection to Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Bill
Congressman Smyser objected strenuously to the passage of a ship canal bill authorizing incorporation of a company to build a canal joining Lake Erie near Ashtabula with the Ohio River near Pittsburgh. He argued the measure was not in good faith and would disrupt the joint state and federal effort to create a navigable waterway via the Ohio Canal and Muskingum River, and that the bill gives excessive corporate power. He favored the route via the Ohio Canal and Muskingum River as a better channel option.
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M. I. Smyeer
Lake Erie
Ohio River
State of Ohio
Muskingum River
Canton Host to Memorial Banquet for Patriarchal Militant
A large memorial banquet in Canton honored Wright No. 27 Patriarcha Militant. Notables attended including Moa Lawes, Will Gear, Misa Lotta Horn, C M Tayh.z, Mrs St.nacker WW, E. Barnard and wife, R T Beltel and wife, A AH Rice, Misa Ella Dios, and many more. The hall was decorated and a grand spread served with Young's Orchestra providing music. Speakers Crosby M Tawney and James A. Shawp addressed order matters, followed by social dancing into the night.
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Tery
Te Hantenme Perlura
Moa Lawes
Will Gear
Misa Lotta Horn
C M Tayh
St.nacker
E. Barnard
R T Beltel
A AH Rice
Misa Ella Dios
HO H. Miller
Myers
Oon Myers
H H Toung
Erza Nikirk Lewis
Ho Latimer
Mo Tawrs
David Nice Ant
Os Steves
Shunp Tas Kenie
Miss VanUver
Deste Warner
Jennie Warner
HO Enongouber
C CO Adama
Debn B. Rockey
Forbes Alexet Frederick Snavely
Barnard
Arbub Wye
Mies
Ebrly Welker
Christy Mise
Carey Wir Eentach
Misa
Flora Grousenbach
J C Tieche
Ang Enerly
Wile
Ustar
Crosby M Tawney
James A. Shawp
Devastating Mobile Tornado Wipes Districts Clean
Destructive tornado struck Mobile Alabama tearing through the southwest to northeast, destroying the tenement district and several wholesale stores, a large hotel, and the electric lighting plant. Twenty one white and over a hundred Black residents killed or injured with extensive property loss estimated at $1,000,000. The storm left the city in darkness as debris and fires raged. many bodies recovered, rescue efforts ongoing.
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Northeastern Railroad
Mobile & Okio Depot
Southern Hotel
Letter from Dr Mable on Lien Chow tragedy and martyrdom
A Wooster letter describes the Lien Chow massacre's aftermath. Dr. Mable mourns losses to Potter and family, notes trials and alibis for about 80 implicated priests, and reports rewards for information. He hopes Chinese officials catch culprits and rebuild next year, closing with a faith statement on martyrdom and mission.
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Amy
Mabhle
Chines
Lien Chow
China
Death of Brakeman Mark M. Davis T: Springfield Riot Fatal Shooting
Springfield March 8 Mark M Davis the brakeman shot by negroes died early this morning The shooting sparked the Springfield riots and is cited as the cause of the disturbance authorities report the event as ended with his death
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Mark M. Davis
Scarlet fever scare in Wooster ends as outbreak narrows
Health officer reports no new cases and believes the worst is over. Six cases have been recorded in Wooster and nearby areas, with prompt measures by the board of health and school authorities helping contain the epidemic within affected families.
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Wooster
W. Lehr
Viciity
Ran
Hanpert
Medical marvel and patent remedy claims in 19th century ad
An elderly patient from Vanceboro Maine recalls surviving a severe inflammatory throat condition after doctors gave up. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis, Laubach and Boyd’s drug store pricing, and a nasal spray claim for Ely’s Cream Balm, with demand for trial bottles and mail order options.
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Laubach & Boyd’s
Mark
King Edward's Outing in London and Related Arrests
London march 3 The Duke of Lancaster acting as King Edward Will be known for two months left for a bot Dayton Ohio march 3 Edward Deem one of the negroes arrested at Sprig field for shooting Mark M Davis was spirited to Dayton to arrest a lynching shows weakness since identification by Davis and the man who shot him He has not confessed Body Found Zanesville March 3 the corpse of Charles Spicer was found in Wake tomika creek above Dresden Spicer jumped into the creek three months ago while chased by officers Columbus March 3 Acca into the yard of a South Seventh arrest 2 home y With tig right arm of quintiness
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Bmlayor Dunne
AE Patterson
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New York
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Edward
London
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Sprigfield
Mark M. Davis
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Spicer
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Howee
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