What Men Will Wear In Spring And Summer Fashion
The article notes spring fashion trends for men, with optimism for warmer weather. It highlights low crowned hats, broad brims, predominately straw materials, minimal felt hats, and a move away from shirtwaists toward soft white shirts. It also mentions new neckwear, lower collars, low-heeled narrow shoes, tan and drab stockings, bright colors fading, and two button double breasted suits with peg-top trousers in light blue serge and homespun fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Read and son Receive Early English Patent Claim
James W Read and his son are in receipt of letters patent from England regarding their dishwater invention. The texts vary from US versions, and Reads may be the first residents of Wooster to obtain a patent from King Edward, or at least among the first as per English government records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Read and Son
England
United States
Alassis. Read
Wooster
Edward
Plays and Players Engage Joshua Simpkins in City March 12
Joshua Simpkins a rural comedy drama long touring will play in this city on March 12 with a merit rich cast and a gilt edged orchestra. A noon parade by the band is promised to showcase the show’s resources. Midnight in Chinatown will also be featured with sensational melodrama and dramatic climaxes described as among the most exciting on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Simpkins
Joshua
Simpkins
Chinatown
East
New York
Chicago
Opium den
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers and Deeds List
Mandilla Beard and husband to Daue Crow lot 1087 Wooster Bull J J Gilam to BE G Cook lot 31 Orrville 1850 Mary A Fye and husband to Isaac Bona Clinton township 51200 Melvin Jewell and wife to Elizabeth Ise Sacres Clinton township David BE Foltz and wife to Charlotte Roth outlet 10 Shreve 1500 Nathan W Spear and wife to Granville Weidman 5 acres Greene township 17700 T A Taylor and wife to Otto Trout man 2 acres Shreve 800 Irene Blough to Rebecca H White Wooster lot 418 1050 ot E DeLong and wife to William A Radley and fe part lot 7 Burbank 800 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS W J Bertolette et al to John Palmer part lots 10 and 105 Shreve 500 ADMINISTRATOR S DEED James W Christy administrator Benj F France to Lucy Ann France 18 acres Chester township 1100 GUARDIAN S DEED Harry B Bertotette guardian Loyse Bertotette et al to John H Palmer part lots 104 and 105 Shreve 800
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandilla Beard
Daue Crow
Wooster
Bull J J. Gilam
BE. G. Cook
Orrville
Mary A. Fye
Isaac Bona
Jacres
Clinton Township
Melvin Jewell
Elizabeth Ise Sacres
David BE. Foltz
Charlotte Roth
Shreve
Nathan W Spear
Granville@ Weidman
Greene Township
T. A. Taylor
Otto Troutman
Irene Blough
Rebecca H. White
Ot E DeLong
William A. Radley
Burbank
W. J. Bertolette
John Palmer
James W Christy
Benj
France
Lucy Ann France
Chester Township
Harry B. Bertotette
Bertotette
John H Palmer
Retail Clerks Organize Temporary Officers
Retail clerks met Friday night in the A R hall and formed a temporary organization with president pro tem V P Moses, secretary and treasurer pro tem Lloyd Trapes.
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Retail Clerka
A. R. Hall
V P Moses
Lloyd Trapes
Bowen Returns to Washington on Venezuelan Protocols
Bowen resumes negotiations for signing protocols settling foreign claims against Venezuela after attending his mother's funeral. Belgium's protocol is ready for signature, with Baron Moncheur and Bowen to sign. Five of eight protocols with peace powers near completion. talks on preferential treatment for citizens' claims to move toward arbitration.
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Washington
Aind
Bosyen
Bowen
Brooklyn
Venezuela
Belgium
Baron Moncheur
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Hague Arbitration
Forgery Claimer Supt Missing Seven Thousand Gone
Philadelphia reports Charles T cavinnoy, superintendent of the Pennsylvania Warehousing and Safe Deposit Co, allegedly forged a seven thousand dollar check on Girard National Bank. The check bore A M Bright and William Rommel's signatures and was cashed by Molloney, who is said to have vanished after telephoning he was unwell.
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Philadelphia
Charles T. Cavinnoy Poh
Pennsylvania Warehousing and Safe Deposit Company
Girard National Bank
A. M Bright
Pennsylvania Company
William Rommel
Moloney
William Johns
Girard Bank
New York
Hinkle Renominated. Republicans Name Jeffrey in Columbus Mayoral Campaign
Columbus voters re nominate John N Hinkle for mayor after a lively Democratic Republican clash. Republican Robert H Jeffrey chosen to lead the spring campaign as Columbus begins its municipal race. Bellefontaine reports Bertha Spurlock Reed, married two days, arrested on petit larceny charges tied to an act in Piqua before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ori
John N Hinkle
Robert H Jeffrey
Bellefontaine, O
Bertha Spurlock-Reed
Piqua
Daniel Reed
Chicago Mayoralty Fight Foreshadows Stewart Victory
Chicago reports 18 of 66 wards counted with 335 delegates for Graeme Stewart and 65 for John M Harlan. Stewart dominates Twenty first ward. Democratic Senators Caucus in Washington names steering committee and new members Gorman Blackburn Tillman. Captain William A Winder, 81, Rosebud land department allotting agent, dies of cancer in Omaha. Metropolis Ohio river rising three feet flooding lower city. factories to close. Little Rock Senate passes bill requiring separate streetcars for white and colored passengers.
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Chicago
Graeme Stewart
Washington
Marach
Gorman
Cockrell
Martin
Bacon
Dubois
Ida
Money
Miss
Bailey
Tex
Blackburn
Tillman
8. C
Messrs
Omaha
William A. Winder
Land Department
Rosebud
Millard Hotel
Winder
George Dewey
Little Rock
Senate
County Bills Paid for February and March Expenses
County commissioners approved payments totaling numerous invoices for February and March. Items include bridge works, coroner inquests, court house needs, ditching, legal blanks, post and printing costs, engineer studies, jail expenses, lighting, and multiple burial costs. Names include P. S. Force, John Speigleberger, Wm. Miles, David Griest, Barrett Bros., Henry Knepp, J. A. Schuch, and others with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.S. Force
John Force Bridge
Franklin Township
Peter Monger
Milton Township
Julia A Baney
Congress
W H Faber
Samuel Keltner
Wm. Miles
John Speigleberger
Wan. Lumack
WH Miller
John Wagoner
W P. Young
Transier
Andrew Reiman
Court House
Elizabeth Sigler Fontress
Dayton B. B. & PC
David Griest
Jacksonian
A. B Peckinpaugh
Chas. Collier
Jesse McClellan
Herald Printing Co
Henry M. Knepp
Medina
Wayne Cos
J F Britton
Ayton B
Barrett & Bro
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
AD. Eyman
Burns
M M. Young
Dayton B. B
Landis
Jas
H Robertson
L. R Porter
G. Irvin
Jos. A. Schuch
G. D. Smith & Son
W. Little
Harvey Halm
Mike Bauer
Wooster Gas Light Co
Ruggles Gate Co
B. F Mode Printing Co
Remington Type Co
P van Nest
W F Young
H. W. Mowery
Plaza
Wooster Electric Co
Krieger
E Weygandt
Feas
J . Manson
Wm. Wynn
E. Paumler & Co
Clint Mackey
State Hospital
Cleveland Chemical Co
Joseph Sullivan
Interesting Character Visits Wooster by Boy Tramp
George Harold known as the Boy Tramp toured Wooster midweek claiming a 15 year world tour for the Police Gazette and AP syndicate payments. He displayed murder tools and curiosities gathered for a 1904 World’s Fair exhibit, with police certificates validating each item. Harold says he travels through the United States and Europe collecting relics, including a Chicago fire lantern and authentic autographs from Governor Nash.
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Wooster
George Harold
Harold
Police Gazette
Associated Press
St Louis
Blinky
Morgan
Lake Shore
Cnienago
America
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Chicago
Union
Europe
Columbus
George K Nash
Buckeye Capitol
Buckeye State
Pleaded Guilty in Wayne County Child Support Case
Emedio Yacovoni Italian indict ed for failing to support his minor child, taken to Canton and jailed in Wayne county. He pled guilty before Judge Eason. sentence deferred to Friday. The case notes a romance behind the marriage and divorce of Mrs Vittello and her later union with Yacovoni.
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Emedio Yacovoni
Canton
Wayne County
Eason
Mra. Yacovoni
Jerry Vittello
Yacovoni
Mra. Vittello
Vittello
New Officers for Wooster Election Board
The board of deputy supervisors of elections met in Wooster to prepare for the April election. Two ballot printing bids were received. Hf P Gravatt won as the lower bid. New ward judges and clerks were appointed in four wards after city redistricting.
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Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
Wooster
Clapper Printing Co
Hf P Gravatt
M L Spooner
Lambert Sellers
Wm. Moore
Frank Horn
Edward Krieger
Fourth Ward
C H Clark
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Wooster Locals
A Wooster endorsement cites relief from backache headaches and kidney distress after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Zimmerman & Co. Drug Store. Air. W. Woolman and his wife report improved kidney secretions and reduced back pain. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wooster
Air. W. Woolman
South Walnut St
Kalsominor
Zimmerman & Co
Drurg
Price
A. Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Dean's
Representatives meet over proposed French road route
Representatives from Newale and New London conferred in Cleveland with Chicago Short Line officials on securing the route of the proposed French road. New London and Norwalk parties align against Greenwich, eyeing a connection with the Big Four and the new Short Line branch. H. B. Stewart and O. W. French will meet Wooster’s board of trade today on right of way matters.
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WaerrPrench
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Newale
New London
Cleveland
Chicago
Short Line
Norwalk
Greenwich
Big Four
H. B. Stewart
O. W. French
Wooster Board of Trade
Mother’s Friend Aids Maternity Pain And Happiness
An old advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a tonic easing morning sickness sore breasts and labor pains. It claims the product brings healthy, sweet dispositioned babies and gains prestige among rich and poor, found in mansions and cabins alike.
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Cinax
Rothea
Ul-tempe
Si Oring
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Connections Notice
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad numbers 100 107 and 08 show connections at Lod for east west and north routes. Wages lines and branches serve Millersburg for all points on the W A O with Sunday branch variance. D B Martin manager N A Austin and M G Carrell listed regional passenger officials.
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Lod
Wee Snape
W .& North
Millersburg
Potata
D. B. Martin
Baltimore
N. Austin
Act
Chicago
M. G. Carrell
P. A
Cleveland
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JC S Frost
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Proto
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Washion
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Chengo Jang
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Ar Pour
Cedar Valio
Uink
Elnnatt
Vincinnats
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Ile
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Alliance
Itsburga
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3Ham
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2Stance
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Routhboun
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Hudson Newburgh
Cayaboga Falls
Akron
MU Ville
Orrvitte
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