Cattle and Hog Prices Across Cities City Markets Report
Grain and live stock quotes from Chicago East Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburg show cattle prices for prime steers cows and heifers ranging from about 2.40 to 6.75 per hundredweight. Hogs trade between roughly 5.25 and 6.75 with various grades listed. Sheep and lamb prices span 5.00 to 8.60, calves at 3.00 to 9.50, and grain futures for wheat corn and oats noted with No 2 prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
el- ST
Senate
Bose Foe
Eerie Obi
Two Women Escape Pelvic Catarrh by Peruna Aid
A set of testimonials from Lizzie Redding and Mable Bradford extol Peruna for women’s health issues including pelvic catarrh and female weakness. They describe rapid improvement, restored vigor, and renewed beauty, with Dr. Hartman promoting Peruna as a cure for catarrhal diseases and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Redding
Clifton Place
St. Louis
Markets by Telegraph Dated Wooster Stock Exchange
Market summary reports May and July wheat prices at 8114 and 8124, corn 4834 and 48 1/2, oats 8036 and 2044, eggs at per dozen, hams per pound, chickens and other meats priced, potatoes salt and cord wood noted, various farm staples and weights listed, wool and hay pricing included. Dated figures from a Wooster stock exchange wire report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster ‘Stock Exchange
Smithville Monopolist Exposes Local Youth Dealer
Smithville March 6 A local note touts Don Gilport son of BH Gilvert as a rising monopolist in Smithville controlling newspaper sales in Cleveland. He reportedly sold over 20 000 pavers in 1905 and aims higher next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithille
Smithville
Don Gil ‘Port
Gilvert
Leader
Plain Dealer
News and Preas
Cleveland
Globe and
New York Telegram
Apple Creek News Roundup and Local Happenings
March notes from Apple Creek report Miss Maude Hess visiting Akron and Clara Nussbaum returning from Pittsburg with John Mepattip and wife. Simon Kurtz and family back from North Dakota to Apple Creek. Rev D Patterson and family attended a Columbus wedding. Albert Fouts and wife mourn seven month old baby. John Barnes home burned, five hundred bushels of potatoes lost. WC T U meets March 10 at Mrs Crosby’s. Mrs Rice and family visited Orrville. Dave King forms a singing class in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hess
Akron
Clara Nussbaum
John Mepattip
Maude Munson
Pittsburg
Apple Creek
Simon Kurtz
North Dakota
B. Bynan
Ule
Rev
D. Patterson
Patterson
Columbus
Albert Fouts
John Barnes
Milea
WC. T. Ue
Crosby
W. A. Winkler
John
Mary Rice
Ha Rice
Orrville
Tragic death and village notices in Plainville area
March 6 brief items report the self-inflicted death of Clarence Huston, the second fatality in the village in a year, with family ties noted. Other items reference a second prize spelling school event at School Hall, temporary school leadership due to Misa Maud VanSwerigen’s illness, visitors Myrtle Bart and Budd from Burbank, new banners for the local K O T M chapter, and Dr. Scott leasing apartments at the Commercial Hotel. The scattered text also hints at discussions of a Congress event and local entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Huston
Weeser
Dudore
Plainville
Joseph Hoff
Eva. Dalrymple
Chesterille
Ohio
Ezsick
Misa Maud VanSwerigen
Arthur Graver
Myrtle Bart
Budd
Burbank
J. F. Simon
Scott
Comercial
Medical advice offer from Dr Hartman Sanitarium Ohio
Extract urges writing to Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free confidential medical advice. Instructs to address full statement of ailment and promises valuable guidance, with all correspondence kept strictly confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertina
Creston News Roundup and Local Changes
Creston reports at Canton last week A S Tuttle and J Sith hardware merchants attended the Ohio Hardware Association convention. Gensemer and partners manage the West Salem store. G Eaton notes Creston growth with new property deals and business shifts. A local political forecast hints at a three-way county Democrat slate and a forthcoming congressional race. A Sunday sermon by Keyes and a snowbound turnout contrast with a noted Maple Avenue residence sale by Nowell Firestone relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Tuttle
J . Sith
Covention
Ohio Hardware Assoluton
Canton
Thursay
Srebbing Wits
Atrog
Siemens
Furners' Banking Company
Sterlinz
Creston
Last Weiner Das
Cras Geyer
J Br Hoeffs
Erie Track
Main
Ana Lee Onler
Tee Haffey
Ponridepaust
Ape Huys ‘Dencemer
Gorteener
Gensemer
Tuibe Tore
West Slim
Creton
DWU
Luislatnga
L. & Nowell
Maple Avenue
Firestone
Nowell
Perfect Spelling Pupils at Beall Avenue School
Correct in Test Spelling Names of pupils of the tenth Grade of the Beall avenue school who were perfect in the spelling of 284 words. Revere ebert Bair-Willie Bartell, Hi Collins, Paul Halpert, Marguerite Folaom, Eleanor Halliday, Ida Imhof, Elsie Joliff Beu-Knepp. Elisabeth Palmer, Frances Suwith, Wilma Wallace. Grace Wile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall Avenue
Revere Ebert Bair
Willie Bartell
Hi Collins
Paul Halpert
Marguerite Folaom
Eleanor Halliday
Ida Imhof
Elsie Joliff
Beu- Ish Knepp
Eliabeth
Palmer
Frances Suwith
Wilma Wallace
Grace Wile
March 8 Anniversaries and Villa Quilts Observed
Fragmentary item notes March 8 events including Rev Harri tenth anniversary celebration and Peter improving at home. Mentions good ladies of the villa, Mia, Lingle, and quilted carpet preparations. unclear full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri
Péter
Peter
Poison and Poverty Linked in Wooster Tragedy
Clarice Huston aged 20 dies after ingesting poison in Congress Ohio. Husband Ike Ginter, age 10, reports plan to take poison then dies. Coroner finds poison in bait used to trap animals. Family poverty noted. funeral held in Overton with Rev Alex Scott leading services. Huston, previously employed by Dr Kinney, wed two months ago to Miss Noa Gater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Huston
Tip Bom
Ike Lax Juck Ginter
Vilage of
Congress
Huston
Wooster
Canton
Manohey
Crartes Zaring
Zaring
Iin Killi Imal
Bop
Wuld
Frank Huston
Overton
Mies Noa Gater
Wm Kinney
Alex. Scott
Congress Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes From Parrys and Nearby Towns
Mar ch 7 D W Glasner of Parrys ue visited town last week. The Christian church ladies circle hosted a chicken supper at Mrs McCulloch’s home. Mrs Gasrth of De den O. visited Miss Katherine Barnes who remains seriously ill. Mrs Jean Miros of Akron was here last weekend. Miss Margaret D Barnes visited her niece Tillie of Akron and Beulah Jarvis of Marshall. Alfa Asometrong and Clara Wirestone went to Orrville for the first Sunday. Mrs Conrad of Orrville with her mother Mrs Greegor burned last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Glasner
Parrys Ue
The
Christian Church
McCulloch
Gasrth
de den O
Katherine Barnes
Jean Miros
Akron
Margaret D Barne
Nieice
Tillie
Ale Mies Beulah Jarvis
Marshall
Mixsos
Alfa Asometrong
Clara Wirestone
Orrville
Conrad
Mra. Greegor
Buckeye League forms at Springfield meeting
Springfield March 6 two citizens attended a meeting at the Commercial club rooms to organize the Buckeye State Law and Order League. Mayor Milligan elected president and W W Whitner secretary report damages from recent riots unable to be recovered due to Ohio law defect. A bill to remedy this to be introduced in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeys State Law and Order League
Springfield
Milligan
Fairb
Ohio
Young Farmer Emmet Bowsher Killed by Train
Upper Sandusky March 6 Emmet Bowsher prominent young farmer was struck and killed by a passenger train. Judge Lewis H. Goodwin Erie county bar oldest member is dead. Glass of beer causes $3000 damages suit against William P Murphy saloonist. Murphy sold to Frank Goodman after man ba backlisted. Mrs Goodman awarded $400 in court. Bowling Green reports political and life events amid local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky, O
Emmet Bowsher
Lewis H. Goodwin
Sandusky
Lewis E. Goodwin
Erie County
Marlon
William P Murphy
Myre
Frank Goodman
Murphy
Goodman
Com Imaon
Monday Club Social Notes at Mrs Myers Home
The Monday Club met at Mrs John Myers Beall avenue. Mrs Peckinpaugh presided and Mrs Sanvain presented thoughts on Fainar Flowers of field on Garden. A future Fortnightly National meeting featured a piano recital by Miss Mary Travelli Gienr with Miss Lullian Mitler. Miss Miller impressed with Haydn Del Ratyo Schumann selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.e
John Myers
Beall Avenue
Department of Domestic Science
Mra Peckinpaugh
Mra. Sanvain
Satinlay
Fortnigoth Nasial
Mary Travelli Gienr
Lullian T. Mitler
Glenn
Mozkowski
Mendeelsgohlin
Right of Way Work in Wester Ud Manafield Area
John Chesrown of Shreve and neighbors worked Monday to settle a right of way issue for the Wester ud Manafield electric line. W O Beebe and J T Ketster hoped Chesrown would speak, but they offered no comment beyond saying efforts are ongoing and the road will be addressed soon on Buckeye Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chesrown
Shreve
Seattle
Wester Ud Manafield Electric
Beebe
J. T. Ketster
Chesrown
Buckeye Street
Press Points and a Better One
A collection of opinion snippets references John Mitchell and labor leadership, with editorial color from Washington Star and Milwaukee Sentinel. The chatter touches on poetry, tangled politics, and media scoops as it contrasts careers and ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Washington Star
Joe Cannon
Steffens
Milwaukee Sentinel
Local Notes and Socials March 6 Events Ignited
March 6 notes report the Abar family preparing to move to North Dakota with a purchased farm by Mr Anet, and Mrs. Gevick returning home from Wichita Kansas after a visit. Rep David Ele Jr was called home due to illness of his father. The Ladies Aid will host a bake sale for church funds March 10. Dramatic Club plans Uncle Ezra Meeker show March 24. Locals, visits, and moves include Ashland trips and residents moving near Fonk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abar
North Dakota
Anet
Cophroois Gevick
Wi'tita Kan
David Ele, Jr
Rifather
Trionseles Ware
Ovary
Ingrednee
Megic
Ladies Aid
The
Lake Fork Dramatic Club
Ezra Meeker
Yawnel Fauple
Harry Aber
Ashland Satara
Cllara
Lodi Woman Mrs Wagner Stricken With Illness
Lodi report states Mrs. John Wagner of River Street was quite ill last week, with her condition noted as serious but not specified. No further medical updates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
John Wagner
Riverstreet
Councillor Appoints Cemetery Sexton as Township Grows
fragmentary local news notes report Mrs Myers from Broadway underwent a surgical operation last Saturday with Dr Waite of Lodi and Dr Stoll of Wooster as surgeons. Nearby visits and council appointments follow, including a constable replacement and a cemetery sexton appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Myers
Broadway
Waite
Lodi
Stoll
Wooster
Cata A Ec
Oman
Mfrs
Fie Tuttle
Newton ‘Alla
Warner Constable
E. J. Monier
de Frank Caskey
Near Seincass
J. C. Hamer
Ted
Oester Street
Opera House
WGBL
Marlowe
Ned
New
London
Insurance Regulation Bills Move Through General Assembly
Columbus Q March 6 Representatives Stewart Clarke county introduces sixteen life insurance reform measures drawn to Armstrong committee recommendations. Bills standardize policy forms, prohibit corporate political contributions, regulate lobbying, improve public management disclosure, fix expenses, regulate officer compensation, ban deferred dividends, and provide conversion from stock to mutual life policies. A separate bill caps individual policy insurance, requires full contract disclosure, and bans false earnings estimates. House votes to defer Aiken tax raise and a resolution invites Ohio to push constitutional amendment for direct senatorial elections. Lamb seeks bans on passes or franking for public officials and company perks. Stockwell backs municipal street railway ownership with hearings on city operation of transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metsgar
Lamb
General Assembly
Columbus
Stewart
Clarke County
Armstrong Committee
New York
Fife Insurance
Tfe
Hfe
Penry
House
Taxation
Hill
Ohio
Congress
United States
Chbio
Board of Education
Stockwell
House Committee On Cities
Pale People Save Lives Dr Williams Pill Testimonial
A testimonial from Wind Brackle Hathaway of Kalamazoo Michigan praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as cures for anemia. The letter details severe weakness, pale skin, and recovery after taking fifteen boxes, claiming benefits across many illnesses tied to blood health and promising wide availability from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gturs
Dr. Williams
Pate
Williama’ Lok
Williams
Williams‘ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Died of Injuries in Wheeling Hospital
Barthit Stainteregetwi aged years, son of Mrs. Katherine Stantffer of Creston, died Monday morning in a Wheeling West Virginia hospital. He was a brakeman on the B and was injured in an accident at Elm Run West Virginia. The remains were brought to Creston on Tuesday for interment. The funeral will be held at the home of his relatives and interment will be at Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthit
Fire in Dowling's theatre sparks panic during play
During a March performance of When Knighthood Was in Flower at Dowling's theatre a nearby fire sent smoke into the playhouse causing a crowd panic. Leading lady Roselle Knott calmed patrons from the footlights, stating the danger was small as smoke filled the auditorium and actors and crew rushed to move scenery to safety. The fire was quickly extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagansport
Fnd
Dowling
Roselle Knott
State Springs Surprise Coshocton Opening Trial Statement
In Coshocton on March 6 the state sprung a sensational opening in the trial of Ben Dickerson for the alleged murder of Katherine Hughes before Judge Eason. Prosecutor James Glenn said the state has an eyewitness in Thomas McCoy and that additional witnesses would testify to Dickerson leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Springs
Coshocton
Ben Dickerson
Eason
Katherine Hughes
James Glenn
Thomas McCoy
Dickerson
Ohio Youth Killed Identified as Notre Dame Player
A youth identified as Nace Gillen of Youngstown Ohio who played for two seasons on the Notre Dame football team was killed in a Southern railway incident in Mt Carmelilla March. In South Bend Ind the second victim of J E Murphy and Charles Dodds died without regaining consciousness. At Wapakoneta Ohio on March 6 the reservoir dynamite case against Isaac Bheely entered week two as the defense moved to strike the case from the jury arguing alibi and discrediting the state’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wapakoneta, O
Isaac Bheely
Tragic Belt Line Death In Shawnee Plant
Joseph Weedy aged 22 died March 6 at the Ohio Mining and Manufacturing plant in Shawnee Ohio while attempting a personal task. His clothing or belt sparked an accident leading to fatal injuries as several explosions occurred after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Mary Ann Baxter
Shawnee, O
Joseph Weedy
Ohio Mining , and, Manufacturing Company
Pertiona
Jobes
Sentenced to Reformatory for Age Assault
Gorge Daugherty formerly of Wooster was sentenced to the Reformatory Saturday morning for age assault on Lillian Prior. Judge Campbell overruled the motion for a new trial. Kenny received 2100 for defense and McEray 100 for prosecution aid. William Sowers, similarly charged, was held on 8500 bond and remanded to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Daugherty
Sautt
Lillian Prior
Wooster
Reformatory
Jodge Campbell
J Kenny
Jdniye McEray
William Sowers
Ashiank Timea Gazette
Birthday Surprise and 70th Anniversary Gathering
The article recalls a birthday surprise for Jeffion Mwareh and John Rohism, with attendees including friends from Chester township and Wooster. It describes a social gathering, reminiscences spanning fifty years, and a toast to enduring companionship and family happiness. Also noted is promotion of Dr Shoop's Cough Cure and a mention of Spanish Americans in Rocky Mountain districts referencing a sacred herb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffion Mwareh
John
Phew
Seyrs
Ben
Mystantzen
Kroicht
Koblson
Robison
Chester Township
Man
Henry Myers
Joseph Norton
M. H. McCoy
Frott Wooster
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Erma
Mable Bradford
Church Street
Burlington
Whittier Oratorio Secetety
Peruna
Hartman
Mrs. Mable Bradford
Mrs Lizted Edding
Telegraph
Wooster Grain and Stock
Prouupo
NEW Pittsborg
Clarence Buston
Fredericksborrg
Carnegie
Gallipolis
Andrew Carnegie
John M Davis
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
County
Bowling’ Green
Sian
Peaberim
St Cele
Social Notes
Miss Glenns
Cook County
Chicago Tribune
Frank
Baltimore
Pill
aZublin Burns
Baltimore American
Will
Miss Hathaway
Theos
Othes
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