Wooster News Briefs On Local Business And Crime
A Wooster area page reports multiple local items including plans by Andrew Branstetter to expand his brick and labeled shop machinery due to high demand, a new Wooster furniture store stock intake, and recruitment office actions. It notes a burglary case involving James Sullivan and a West Henry incident leading to a jail transfer. A marriage, a military enlistment, and a mortgage filing for Central Union Telephone Co are also mentioned along with a community debate near Boyd's School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Orrville
Branstetter
F. Pott
J. W
McAlbernia
Doylestown Journal
Tom Meneoker
Golden Corners
W. B. Owers
James Sullivan
Marshal Latimer
Sullivan
Republican
Wooster
Agates Way
West Wooster
Andrew Branatetter
Branptattrt
Granete'er
Colematoing
Plymonth
Caosa
Pennsylvania
Henry Simple
Central Divsion
Toa Adams Express Co
Wroser
Bis
Zapeaville
Christing Bros
James and
Bert
Qibby
Thomas F Madden
J. C. F. Tillbi Gite
PRESS POINTS AND PARTISAN NOTES ON 1864 PLATFORM
A compact sample of editorials and commentary from multiple papers. The pieces critique Democratic platform tactics for 1864, discuss Admiral Davey’s assurances on economic issues, note delays in a Philadelphia senatorial hearing affecting Senator Quay, and poke satire at bashful suitors in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoilsdelphia
Quay
Tos Diafager
Renosylvannia
Winday
Cleveland
Tim Rous
Bashful
Marion
Otto's Cure advertised in regional sale
An 19th century style ad urges readers to try Otto's Cure for throat and lung diseases. It lists a large number of local agents and stores including W A Wilson and J S Fickes among others, with small bottle prices of 25 and 50 cents. The tone is promotional and includes multiple town names such as Wooster Shreve and Marshallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
W. A.wilson
W. A. Wilson
Wooster
Fires to Philadelphia and New York over Pennsylvania Lines
Fragmented OCR describes rail actions affecting routes to Philadelphia and New York over Pennsylvania Lines. Mentions direct route, lines and stops with obscured wording and unclear details.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Pleonsylvania
Ivania
Personal notes from Wooster area residents
Wednesday notes from Wooster include Mrs J W Latimer visiting her old Shraye home and Prof A D Sulby returning from St Louis. William H Labr toColumbus as penitentiary guard. Miss Erie Hoydston leaving Wooster. Wil O Downing ill and to Chicago for operation. J Harvey Hill to read law. W H Quinnett to tour with Golmar Bros Circus. Flor ence Naftiger and Zallasi dle praised for Farmers Institute program in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Latimer
Shraye
A.B
Ylentown Journal
Boalhes
A. D. Sulby
Wilt
St. Louis
William
H. Labr
Columbnos
J. McQ
W. H. Hubbell
Dalton
J. R. Woodworth
Chica
C. Charles Garver
J. Harvey Hil
GatchBeld & Critchfield
William H. Lehr
Columbus
Erie Hoydston
Slooming Top
Wooster
Frday
Jobo Huston, Jr
Millsonburg
Roy Spencer
Toledo
Sheriff McCoy
W. H. Quinnett
Golmar Bros
John Winters
Bloomigton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dew
William Abells
Clevalana
Moody
Shreve
Worater
Florence Naftiger
Wooster Hardware Co. expands into baggy and implement trade
The Wooster Hardware Co expands from hardware into a baggy repository and implement house. It consolidates Kinney Conley and D D Miller stocks in a three floor building with a new line of buggies and road wagons. Spring opening planned to eclipse all prior showcases and attract patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Hardware Co
Kinney & Conley
Tyler
Willaman
Hheir Toplemenk
Academy of Music
Wooster Gardware O
Surries, Phaskon, &A
Hneat Columbus ‘Bug
Four Little Hero of Wooster Shows Calm in Fire
From Thursday's Daily, eight-year-old Robert Arvatello saved his mother from a blaze by latching a curtain and using his hands to pull the fire from the room. The quick act prevented a larger disaster. Nearby, John Bowere, a chef, fought a blaze in a restaurant during the evening and saved the building by undetermined means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
W. A Rvatello
Eure
Aken
Government Stamps Sold to Collectors at Post Offices
Circular announces government sale of discontinued newspaper and postal stamps to collectors at Brat-class offices until December 31, 1899. Denominations include 1, 2, 6, 10, 25, 60 cents and 2, 5, 10, 20, 60, 100 dollars. Postmaster Flattery handles orders.
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Ae .m
Flogel
Wooster
Hean
Journey Through Canada Aboard The Pacific Railway
A traveler describes Canadian climate and growth including orchards vineyards and cheese making. She details British Columbia’s railway completion, postal reforms, and Belleville and Prince Edward Island scenes, noting American visitors and friendly Canadian reception.
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Canada
Arctic Circle
Cahata
Dominion
Great Britain
Impe
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ocean
British Columbia
Chiba
Japan
Lorient
Ontario
Belleville
Bay of Pte
Mojra
Prince Edward Island
Gulf of 38T. Wreece
Qain
Gertebude H. VY
Blaricon
Gertrude Hareb
Artistic Evening at Kaske Chapel Raises Funds for Codex Board
An artistic musicale at Kaske Chapel Friday drew enthusiastic applause from an audience that praised the performers. Soprano Mrs. GC A. MacDonald Miss Eva Philips pianist Miss Caroline Harter violin Miss Josephine Cook soprano provided a varied program with encores by Miss Harter and Miss Philips.
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Josephire
Elegao Techniq
GC. A. MacDonald
Misa Eva Philips
Caroline Harter
Josephine Cook
Social Pleasures and Surprises at Palusgr Home
From Saturday’s Daily Mias Lore Count the event featured piano choruses and Chopin works performed for guests at Mics George Palusgr’s home. Guests later joined a festive surprise party for Mr and Mrs Witt Long celebrating anniversaries with games, supper, and warm toasts, ending with heartfelt well wishes for their journey ahead.
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Puarps
Fata
Mics
George Palusgr
Aper—Ketch
Chopin Alse
Csbarp Miner
Chopin
Grover Perceuve
Oi Jeanson Jn
Schubert
Long
Seatal Club
Mrs. Long
Weighing the Mails Preparation for State Weighing
The state conducts a triennial mail weighing starting around March 15. Platform scales in each car weigh every bag, with weighers measuring in or out. About 100 applicants seek positions, but civil service passers will have preference.
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Civil Service
University History Circle session at Eastern House parlor
The University History Circle led by Prof. Hanpert held a Friday evening session at the Eastern House parlors. Judge H. KB. Switz opened with remarks on The Influence of the Napoleonic War up to France, followed by papers on Lafayette and Tallyrand. Each segment included questions and discussion.
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University History Circle
Hanpert
France
H. KB. Switz
Dausmann
Lafayette
McArthur
Rev Smith Lecture Enthralls Nankin Church Audience
Rev Smith’s lecture titled Potipot of Spain or the Ghost of alstory drew praise at Nankin M. church Thursday night February 23. His sweeping history spanned 30 years with vivid word pictures of the Inquisition Armada executions and the murder of Americans in Havana, leaving listeners entranced and eager for more.
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J. Frank Smith
Spain
Rafe
Grant
Havana
Weakness and Wisdom Through Scott's Emulsion Source
An apocryphal claim links growing weakness to thin, emaciated people and suggests wellness comes from Scott's Emulsion with Cod Liver Oil. The ad implies the product strengthens nerves and enriches the body, presenting a health cure in a promotional tone.
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Scott
Enthusiastic Meeting of Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Wadnesda daily reports an enthusiastic WCTU meeting. Arrangements were made for a commemorative celebration on the 14th marking the 25th anniversary of the temperance crusade and Frances E Willard death. An all day event is planned with reminiscences and a keynote address by Mrs Kiotarde of Columbus.
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Wadnesda
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Mra Kiotarde
Coumbas
Allen's Foot-Kase Ad Claims Comfort for Swollen Feet
In an old advertisement style, claims Allen's Foot-Kase provides relief for tight shoes, corns, blisters, and swollen feet. Markets as a cure and preventive for sweating, aching feet, and foot irritation. Trial package offered by Allen Olmstead at a listed address.
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Allen
Adress Allen
Olmstead
L-Roy
Executor Deed and Several Warranty Transfers in Wayne County
Wayne County records show executors deeds and multiple warranty deeds. Transfer details include Thomas W Bellleghap to Clark E Fook for Lot 414 in Wooster. Hicken E Spade parts, bank to William A 17 totaling 118 acres in Clinton township. Teresa Baker and husband to Samuel Sears for 61 acres in Baughman township. Cora Dell McCoy to Jessie M Berpious on lots 104 and 106 in Shreve. Sarah Nirode to Frank R McViare and Frances A McIore for 41 acres in Lein township. Septa Smalipy to Jacob Bair for Lot 841 in Orrville. and James K Heffalfloger to Henrietta Miller guardian of Frank L Hefflfinger for one half of Lot 47 in Wooster.
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Franj Florian Schaffler
Thos. W. Belleghap
Samuel Koraman
Clars
Fook
Wooster
Charles Hicken E. Spade
The
Wooster National Bank
William A
Clinton Township
Teresa Baker
Samuel Sears
Baughman Township
Cora Dell McCoy
Jassie M. Berpious
Shreve
Sarah Nirode
McVlare
Frances A. McIore
Lein Township
Satepta Smalipyani Hashend
Jacob Bair
Orrville
James K. Heffalfloger
Henrietta Miler
Frank L. Hefflfinger
Comrades Reune at Creston Veterans Reunion
The 19th tri annual reunion of seven families from Companies G and I, 64th regiment, O V took place in Creston at N. M. Wells home last Tuesday. Four Wooster families traveled through mud to attend. For six years families meet at different places renewing old ties and enjoying themselves. Guests were well fed and royally entertained by the host and hostess. Several guests stayed Friday before leaving. Present were J. L. Hall and wife Orrville, John Long and wife, John L Yarman and wife Wooster, Jon Reed and wife Canbyabog Falls, John Wertz and wife Dalto, Thomas Everly and wife Wooster. An invited guest from the squadron also joined in.
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Walls
J. L. Hal
Orrville
John Long
John L Yarman
Wooster
Jono Reid
Can
Dogs Run Loose in Madi am Hill Prompt Crackdown
Residents complain many dogs roam streets at night in Madi am Hill. Vicious animals threaten safety. owners warned to curb or face killing. A separate note reports Jach Ben Piper from West Liberty Street selling carrier pigeons to Pittsville groups. one bird returned yesterday.
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Madiam Hill
JACH
Ben Piller
West Liberty Street
Pittsvarg
Mr. Miller
Photographer Mart Hodez to Open New Gallery in City
Local photographer Mart J. Hodez plans to start his own business and will open an up to date gallery in the city within a few weeks. Fellow photographer Mr. Boosy is regarded as a skilled workman and is expected to do well in this venture.
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Mart J. Hodez
Bis
Mr. Boosy
Grip and its prevention and cure by Paine's celery compound
The piece describes grip as a febrile illness with digestive and respiratory inflammation, muscle pain, and debility. It notes varying severity, lists headaches, constipation, and prostration as symptoms, and asserts a single preventive and cure: Paine's celery compound widely used and endorsed by physicians and prominent individuals, including testimonials from workers and engineers, claiming restoration of vitality and strength.
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Willneyday
Maboe
Pomeroy & Co
Bshrpye
G. A
Charles Ackerman
Coatoay
Henry Sirgensdy
Jeffries
Gefsult
Jundge
B. Rasoh
Wayne County
Commmon
Edward
Anna Hetson
Alfred J. Taomas
Mattie Smith
Louw Weaterman
Weat Lot
Leyda
Central Uoten Telspone Co
Oli Colony
Rose Co
Central Union Co. Hua
Boyd
Woosten
Moriland Road
geoUeman
United States
Lehr
Doo. Cunningham
Perry McCorpell
Waerey Sullivan
Aton Beacon Journal
Davey
Cleveland Press
Dobre Te Pendent
Little Hero
Jobo Bowere
Resaurant
Fuera
Inutea
Fiames
Cherenet Peck Cabala Cen
John Xb Wooster
Near East
Tnlon
Donnglly
Clara Galen
Caroline Goebner
Fritz Goehner
Sbe
West
B. F. i Christy
Thomas Curran
Daniel Curran
Chippewa
Denison
Wadsworth
Thoscoban
Curran
Narcisaa Smith Springer
Bridgestreet
George Jore
Applecreek
J.P Dysert
Migs Faenie K. Dysart
Wooster University
Daniel Faock
A. J. Imhoff
Urcana
Sinhoff
Nhe
Findlay
Dr. Imhoff
Daniel Funca
Ibla
George Core
Applecees
Sally
Renecca Weaver
David Weaver
East South Street
Mra Weaver
Vicca
Neuse
Ferrynville
Borial
W F. Derron
Peoria
L. P Cosse
Ubase
Derr
Berlin
Holmes County
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jono Bodine
Pleasantville
Cig Demige
Ashland
J. A. Bo‘tine
Mia
John Brown
Charleroi
Amila Clark
Allegheny
Ala
M. &. Church
Govérnmestia Hiherices
Plateryith Selta
PARTI
H. Hofman
a._ Eegie
B. Tedherkessen-Marsch
Mr. Oliver
Mies Ewing
Bamberg
Arioso Frim Opers
Miss Cook
Bahn A Legand
Mies Garter
Wagner-Brassin
Siegfried
Misa Philipa
MacDowell
Ethelbers Nevin—Hosary
Mre
Mac Donald
Mies Harter
Beethoven
Miss Glenn
Mya Ewicy
Misa Lee
University History
Cicle
the Wooster High School
Iba
Loft Monthly
Brennek & Shearer
Aucts
Eshelman
Glepk
Caeer Farm
Logue
Cornish
Ohio
Galery
Wayne County Records
Veterans and Ogests
Creston
New Photograph Gallery
Allcock
Davidson
Paine
Cima
Mgr
Frank B. Dassen
Chiccago
City
Lake M.th Var
Chicago Dhanage
Davison
Department of Pabse
Ted
Ines
China
Encyclopedia
Britannica
Werner
Hedy
Pony
Ren Leif
St GS
Lud
Tae Kyow
GEHIG
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