Vitascope to Be Shown at Opera House Events
The article notes the power house replacement and the upcoming vitascope demonstration with Edison microphone at the Opera House on March 18 19 and 20. It mentions political notes from the daily Republican and local social events across Ashland Wayne County including pension day and a masquerade surprise for Mrs Haller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Edison
Republcan
Thomas S. Shepherd
East North Street
J. E. Barrett
J.D. Beer
George Bell
Samuel Graer
McKinley
State Experiment Station
T. BR. Shino
Ashland
Wooster
Vitascope
Opera House
Personal notices from veges Daily recall local figures
Warren Ramsey mayor of Orrville and Se Squire Critch Held of Holmes county were in the city. Mrs Frank Sigler of Wooster re appointed courthouse janitress. John Wiler of Ashtabula visited his brother W H Wiler. Herman Meter of Pittsburgh came due to his father’s illness. Several others, including Rev S B Gilson and Helen, and Miss Kate Faber, Kate Faber, Miss Echel Hunt, and Mrs L P Ghligerig, are listed with travels, visits, or funeral attendances.
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Veges
Warren Ramsey
Orrville
Squire Critch Held
Holmes County
Frank Sigler
Wooster
Jani‘tress
John Wiler
Ashtabula
W. H. Wiler
Herman Meter
Pittsburg
L. Rose
North Grant Street
Gilson
Helen
Albert Shupe
Beyer Street
J. A. Hanlon
Coshocton
Camp Road
Echel Hunt
Atlanta, Ga
Clocionatl
Springfield
Kate Faber
Cleveland
L. P. Ghligerig
Edward Shepherd
Eva Jones
T.S. Shepherd
Frank Hower
Harding &Co
Annaville
Wohi
Shibley
Anne Austen
Lena Groupp
Wm. Meier
City
Jacob Frick
W. A. Eggieston
Washington
Cincinnatis Commercial Tribune
Ohio
Eppith House
I. S. Shepherd
Thomas
Bristolville
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Niles
Why Farmers Should Be Grangers In Medina County
The Republic has received a note from Charlies Z. Ganyard secretary of the Medina County Pomona Grange Patrons of Husbandry requesting publication of a paper read at Seville by J.O. Evans endorsing Grange aims. The talk praises organizing farmers as Grangers and argues for reducing county officers salaries as a major reform, detailing Grange achievements and urging public support.
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Charlies Z. Ganyard
Medina County
Pomona Grange
Wayne County
Seville
J.O. Evans
Farmers of
America
Grange
Farmers of America
Supreme Court
Congress
Ninth
Tenth
Secretary of Agriculture
Eleventh
Ohio
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Twelfth
X Rays at Exhis Show New University Exhibit
The University physics and chemistry departments acquire an X-ray apparatus with a fluoroscope enabling clear viewing of bones and to photograph them. A public demonstration is planned soon to showcase the discovery, with credits to Prof. J. E. Woodland of Montour Falls and others. The note mentions faculty and students attending local teacher associations and church events, plus campus activities including a Greek fraternity feast and upcoming oratorical contests.
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Aia
J. E. Woodland
Montour Falls
N. Y
Wayne County Letter Urges Aid for Indian Famine Victims
A Wooster based writer in India reports famine scenes from Allahabad to Poona and appeals Wayne county residents to share their abundance. He describes starving children, donations from a Bombay merchant, and reflections on home while urging local support for famine relief.
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Wooster
Coe
Poona
College Students
Allahabad
Ganges
Jubberpore
Mohamedan
Bombay
Jerusalem
Julara
Sam
Wayne County
Ohio
Wayne Coubly
India
Kent Mandan murder suspect seen in Penitentiary cell
Pembina editor reports Kent, the Mandan wife killer, is nervous and worn, his cell labelled Pan coast. He watches memories of his Mandan home, while reporters debunk tales of confinement. The piece notes his pale, aged appearance and focused demeanor.
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F. A. Wardwell
Pembina
Lupress
Kent
Pancoast
Mandan
Mardan
N. D
Dolson Cured by Pain Balm After House Confinement
After 1] days of confinement and $26 in doctor bills with no relief, Frank Dolson of Sault Ste. Marie March was cured by one bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm costing 25 cents and has had no trouble since. For sale by Launch and Boydmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dolson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mrch
Chamberlain
Launch & Boydmar
Burdock Blood Bitters credited with curing a Minnesota resident
A Minnesota resident, Annie Zoepen of Crookatown, reports being bedridden for years with sores and aches. After taking Burdock Blood Bitters for three months she says she fully recovered. The ad also touts Homeseekers excursion tickets for quick round trips to various destinations in 1897 with multiple travel dates and sales points.
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Annie Zoepen
Crookatown
Minn
Stolen overcoat leads to arrest and petit larceny case
On Christmas Eve 1846 several farmers reported thefts on South Market Street. Cyrus F. Franks lost a reddish overcoat, clothes, and a vest. Jacob C. Newell, alias David A. Newell, confessed after interrogation by Marshal Elisperman and Sheriff Garver, pled guilty to petit larceny, and was fined 20 dollars plus costs, then jailed for nonpayment. Special officers recovered the missing coat and vest and other robes. Newell, reportedly poor, has three hungry children.
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South Market Street
Cyrus F. Franks
Franks
Benjamin
W. W. Garver
The
Republican
Elisperman
Sherif Garver
Jacob C. Newell
Jefferson
David A. Newell
Garver
Newell
Marshal Klloperman
Newall
Weaver
Scobey
Toney
Franka
Atolep
Delayed Letter Reports School Visits and Local News
Miss Mary Bacher to teach this summer. Misses Palmer of Overton visited Ed. Saturday. Miss Kata Wasson stayed with Miss Clara Sonnedecker of Madisonburg. Debaters failed to arrive for a Madisonburg debate. H A Bucher closed a successful Oak Grove term with ~30 visitors. Residents attended Henry Rut tiring hours case. Boys beat Lattasburg in baseball. Mrs Wm Mowery and Irene Fix returned from Blakeslee after their father's death. Mrs John Wasson recovered enough to go out. Lizzie Bucher at home Sabbath. Sunbeam.
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Mary Bacher
Henry Rutv
Lattasburg
Wm. Mowery
Irene Fix
Blakeslee
D. A.stout
Lulu
John Wasson
Lizzie Bucher
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An old classified style notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases of catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Che ney and Co as proprietors and lists endorser signatures from Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo. The ad promotes internal action in the blood and mucous surfaces with a 75 cent price per bottle and free testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Chenrey & CO
Friede
F J. Cheney
Wist & Thuaxx
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Olesale
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Claims Wide Benefits
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a remedy for kidney and liver cleansing, colds and fever, constipation, and biliousness. It urges readers to buy boxes priced at 10, 25, or 50 cents and promises guaranteed cure by all druggists.
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C.O. C
Twenty Years of Scott's Emulsion Promise
For over twenty years Scott's Emulsion has been promoted as a remedy against wasting diseases by nourishing the body and rebuilding flesh. A physician prepared a small booklet explaining how and why it helps, and a postal card request will net a free copy. Today is a good time to request it.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Real Estate Sale From Rachel Wilhelm Estate In Wooster
Theodore D Wilhelm executor announces public sale of Lot No 66 East Liberty Street Wayne County Ohio at Wooster Court House on March 20 1897 at 4 pm subject to sewer and street assessments. Property described with Lot 66 on West Whitner City noting parcels on NotA and East Liberty. Terms require one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years with interest from sale date and mortgage security on the premises.
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Applecreek
Killbuck
Wooster
James A. Newkirk
J. W. Stahl
Express
Nebraska
David L Ce
Wayne County Agricultural Society
H. A. Haller
West Liberty Street
Rachel Wilhelm
Court House
Ohio
Whetter City
Wayne County
Liberty Street
Nota Avenue
Theodore D. Wilhelm
Rachel Wioe
Pratate Court of
Way
County Grau
Safe &T
Lovelack Pom O
Rota Street
Wester
Cy Sand Ely
County of Wayne
State of
Giza
Ders Atdeewt
Rod Sobhbs
Dad Wayne
Toan Mars
Nancy Verne
Howe & Yorum
Ube
See
Woliam Simpson
Malereek
Wayne
Oho
Cears
Oto
Westeorner
Tafabel
Wits
Dantte
Satereer
Perth
Pegingua
Morgage
Frank ‘Taggart Phairt
Farmers urged to back salary cuts for officials
A letter to readers argues lawmakers and county officers earn high pay, urging a Grange driven campaign for salary reductions. It compares past wages and farm prices, pushes voters to demand representatives pledge to reduce salaries, and warns against party bosses and machine politics.
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Hinsdale
Senate
James Johnson
Johnson
Dorn
Binsdale
Basdade
Hinedale
Woo
A&t
Cip
Pennoyer
Portland
Oregon
Times
Greece prepares for massive war with Turkey near Crete
Indications mount that Greece rejects powers demands to evacuate Crete within six days. Volunteers enlist nationwide as King George vows to defend Christians and press war with Turkey. Frontier forces in Macedonia balance Greek and Turkish strength as rumors spread of mobilization and contraband naval activity. The Levant and Salonica line stir anxious reports of troop moves and potential clashes.
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Athens
Greece
Crete
Heporta
George
Europe
Paris
Turgey
Macedonis
Bulgaria
Turkey
Piraeus
Macedonia
Lonovon
Dardanelles
Gas main explosion kills in Boston street incident
Three electric streetcars exploded after a gas main leaked at Tremont and Boylston streets causing a subway chamber collapse. Six killed and several injured include W L Vinal of Salem Rev W A Stack Tufts professor G D Bigelow car driver Miss A M Bates coachman Sibley Benjamin Downey.
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Boston
Tremont
Boylston Street
Sudh
W.L. Vinal
Salem
W. A. Stack
Tufts College
G. D. Bigelow
A.M. Bates
Sibley
Miss Hates
Benjamin Downey
Unclear historical remedy advertisement fragment
Fragmentary advertisement text touts Syrup Pepsin and Caldwell's remedy for constipation indigestion and headaches. Mentions trial offers and prices 80 and 1.00, with Laubach and Boyd as merchants. Content is garbled and contains marketing language without clear event or date.
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Cba
Caldwell
Mace & Ord
Laubach. & Boyd
J' Sk Mar
Health Reformer Promises Relief from Wasting Dollars
A letter from Washington Swallow of Ridgeway Ohio touts Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer claiming it cured his stomach head and spine pains after expensive doctors failed. He bought five bottles and regained health asserting he would be alive without the medicine, sold by Laubach and Boyd.
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Wheeler
Washington Swallow
Ridgeway
Ohio
Kenton
Big Springs
Laubach & Boyd
Dr Hand's Colic Cure Praised By Parent
Sareh Dartoy reports her two month old baby suffers severe wind colic since birth. She says two bottles of Dr Hand's Colic Cure relieved the symptoms and calls it the best colic medicine, recommending it to other parents.
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Dartoy
Sareh
Famine Relief Plans Mentioned By Wayne County Reader
A Wayne County reader proposes a famine relief effort noting a need for grain rather than money. He mentions a Bombay relief setup, stores selling grain at half price to the poor, and suggestions to secure transportation for aid. He signs as Wilber V. White and references consultations with a Mohammedan friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Wayne County
Joe
Dever
Bombay
Wilber
V. White
Train wreck injures passenger near Mills Hills station
Special report from Cincinnati Ohio says a passenger on the Staemers train No. 105 on the Midian Railroad from Pittsburg to Cincinnati was seriously hurt when a washout at Mills Hills station caused a freight train to collide with a sleeper car. A following freight train wrecked the sleeper. One person sustained serious injuries and another light injuries. Details are meager.
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Woosree
Cincinnati
Staemers
Midian
Pittsburg
Mills Hills
Doan Kidney Pills Endorsement by Insurance Agent
J P Van Nest discusses Doan Kidney Pills and endorses their effectiveness for back pain linked to fever and army service. The letter notes easier rising from chairs and relief from sharp back pain, with availability details for Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY and agency contact in Cleveland.
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J. P. Vin Nest
Liberty Street
Ae van Nest
Woan
Doan
Proctor & Chnan
Wrice Foster-Mmaham Co
Buffalo
United States
Unclear OCR: Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary text references a sale or legal notice tied to a county clerk and a location near Wooster. Readable items include a date in Nah Alisay and a place described as Gar House, with mention of Wayne County and Goats Olbe. The fragment does not provide a complete action or outcome.
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Shefrife
Pianeta
Anton Ant
Pula
Nah Alisay
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