Free life elixir promise from Dr Kidd in Fort Wayne ad
A sensational 1900s style medical offer claims Dr James W Kidd has discovered an elixir of life named RMAir of Life. The ad asserts cures for many diseases and declares the remedy free by mail upon sending name and address. It lists the address and urges immediate patient involvement despite the implausible claims.
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James W. Kidd
First National Bank
Fort Wayne
James William Widlas
Hiram Edges Wooster In Fast Basketball Contest
Hiram beat Wooster 27 to 12 in a hard fought game described as one of the best basketball showings in Wooster. The first half ended 12-7, with Hiram taking the lead and pulling ahead in the second period as both teams played at high pace and battled for every basket.
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Hiram
Wooster
Line
Weld
Hiram McConnell
McConnell
Heyy
Thees Hirai
Thas Taf
Twe Eetts
Fea
TBPL
Bere
Intercohopaers
Brown
Mutton for Dogs Reported Lamb Losses and Injuries
A list from Paint Township to Chester records numerous sheep and lamb losses and injuries across multiple owners. Individuals named include Louis A Dodez Jr, W L Douglass, H Musser, M B Williams, L L Wilbur, J Parmenter, J F Myers, Martin Lawrence, J Firestone, John Firestone, and J W Bates. Totals show killed animals, injured animals, and occasional monetary values for each incident.
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Louis A Dodez, Jr
Paint Township
A O Schaffter
Paint
W. L. Douglass
Baughman
W.H Musser
Clinton
M. B. Williams
L. L. Wilbur
Wooster
Racca
Win
Popular Young Man Dead Near Wooster
A 15 year old youth, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Maire, living four miles south of Wooster, died Wednesday. He contracted scarlet fever two years ago and never fully recovered, a debilitated condition that led to his death. He was described as bright and greatly endeared to those who knew him.
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Aoa Mare
Frank Maire
Wooster
Hood's Sarsaparilla Reported Cure for Back Pains
A testimonial from Mrs. J. N. Preey describes back pain linked to kidney and liver distress. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she slept better, woke rested, and could work again, crediting the remedy for her improved health.
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Hood
J. N. Preey
Copeland
Pike Road
Als
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Cure Kidney Ailments
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim to cure kidney and liver troubles relieve the back and build up the whole system promoting overall health in a period advertisement style.
Collision sinks steamer Waesland near Holyhead
The Waesland, en route from Liverpool to Philadelphia, sank after a collision with the Harmonides off Holyhead in dense fog. All passengers and crew were saved except two, a steerage passenger named Dangerfeld and a child named Emmett. Captain Apfeld and his crew earned praise for orderly evacuations.
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London
Waessland
Atfeld
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Harmonides
Pentin
Para
Holyhead
Wales
Irish
Apfeld
Armwich
AL Ite
Anglesy
Waesland Js
Waesland
Dangerfeld
Caimed Isse Emmett
Bis
Weavener Coad Opens Lead Mine Near Doylestown
Officers named for the venture include President and several Manager Job Wagoner Vice president UC Hatch secretary and assistant treasurer ALO Bathitt treasurer WA Spencer. The company plans to open a coal mine near Doylestown and to conduct large scale operations locally.
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Beneager
Wagoner
Marehuf
Cleveland
Park Coster
Flyrna
Job Wagoner
Hatch
Alo Bathitt
WA Spencer
Doylestown
Benjamin Hartman Dies After Illness in Wooster
Benjamin Hartman harness and collarmaker died Thursday night at his North Market Street home after long heart liver and stomach trouble. He was 80 and had lived in Wooster over 40 years. Survived by wife and several children, funeral held Saturday led by Rev J A Deeds with pallbearers. grandson Paul Maize also interred at Wooster cemetery.
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Benjamin Hartman
North Market Street
Philadelphia
Wooster
Hartman
Frank Elaire
Anna Hartman
Duluth
Mine
Fred
John Hartman
Lisbon
Chas. Cutten
Beaver Tats
Grace
Benj Hartman
Wooser
Benjamin J. Hartman
J. A Deeds
Methodist Church
John
Ben Hartman
Frank Maize
Charles Cutten
Will Stevens
Paul Maize
Charles H Simon
John Simon
Wittsburg
Caroline Staver
Pace
Wooster Cemetery
Hamilton R. Blackburn
Frank
Webster Horo
George Rh. Laubach
Will G. Whitmore
Wooster Cerpetary
Wise
Mt. Eaton
Samuel Lytle
New Berlin
E. D. Fisher
South Market Street
Anus M. Fisher
Harrisburg
Fisher
Thomas Lister
Lebanon
John D. Lisle
Frederick Died After Night Runabout Crash Near Barberton
Frederick of Doylestown died when a car driven by him with Homer Hosmer and Frank Kissinger left Doylestown and overturned in a culvert near Johnson's Corners four miles from Doylestown. The others were uninjured. he died moments later from a broken neck. The body was taken to Doylestown. Mrs. C. E. Van Deusen of Kilbourn Wiss. was afflicted with stomach trouble and constipation for a long time.
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Frederick
EH Frederick
Doylestown
Republican
Akron Beacon-Journal
Homer Hosmer
Frank Kissinger
Easton
Barberton
Johnson's Corners
Doyleswwne
Hosmer
Kissinger
C. E. van Deusen
Kilbourn Wiss
Twin Sisters From Shreve Wonderfully Alike
Blanche and Mabel Taylor of Shreve are near identical in appearance and dress, often mystifying friends and Beau suitors alike. Both 20, they value each other highly and say they will stay single unless twin brothers appear.
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Cleveland Prasa
Shreve
Blanche
Mabel Taylor
Bill to reimburse officers for inauguration costs advances
Shreve resident Critchfield visited Columbus to advocate Rep Lease of Summit County’s bill. It aims to cover expenses of the Seventh regiment for attending President McKinley’s inauguration. Finance committee holds it, similar to a Dewey celebration payment law. Military committee backed passage unanimously, expected to become law.
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Columbbrs
Baer A R. Critchfield
Shreve
Summit Counry
Wereh
McKinley
Finance Committee
House
Sevse
New York
Pomeroy Syndicate Plans 130 Miles Of Suburban Rail
The Plain Dealer reports the Pomeroy-Manaletbaum syndicate will operate 130 miles of suburban railway from levee land radiating to Medina Wooster Oberlin Norwalk and Wellington Ash eld with construction likely starting soon. The project involves lines already in operation and extensions toward Lake area towns as part of a major expansion.
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Pomeroy-Manaletbaum
Leveland
The
Plain Dealer
Beren
Medina
Hippewa Lake
Wooster
Wellinsog
Artinay
Waraeton
Obituary Notes From Wooster and Vicinity
Obituary notes report deaths of Charles H Simon in Pittsburg and 44 year old Wooster resident. Miss Caroline Staver. Hamilton R. Blackburn. Mary Ault of Creston. Mrs Anus M Fisher. Mrs Thomas Lister. Mrs John D Lisle. Funeral details, affiliations with German Evangelical and Methodist churches, and interments in Wooster Cemetery.
Rhoades Family Recovers On North Grant Street
Members of the Rhoades family on North Grant Street are recovering nicely. All are up and around the house and will soon be well. No other cases are reported anywhere.
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Rhoades
North Grant Street
Now A Law Spacial Torts Beenie aR oe Al vee Nor
Fragmentary OCR text mentions law topics and names in unclear form. This brief item records a legal notices-like snippet with no full sentences or clear entities to identify. It reflects disjointed phrases rather than a complete report or event.
Fifteen Dead and Many Injured in Southern Pacific Wreck
A broken rail caused a wreck on the Southern Pacific near Maron station twenty five miles west of San Antonio. Fifteen people were killed and twenty six injured. The ill fated train left San Antonio at noon and ran late, speeding to make up time. The engine and tender were thrown off and burned. several cars followed, with many passengers killed or burned. Names of deceased and injured include Mart Riddle Cetopa Kansas Hstavon Contreras Del Rio Texas Andrew C. Shelley and others. A private car with a New York family was detached before the wreck. The wreck site required assistance from authorities and witnesses. There was also mention of political and postal news.
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San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
Maron Station
Sanderson
Mart Riddle
Cetopa
Kan
Hstavon Contraras
del Rio
Andrew C. Shelly
Lobor
DKK
Housen
Racine
Wis
Rai
Thomas Ryan
New York
Wasatta H Ft
Dr. Mites
J W Woodeork
Bacca
Miles
Dr. Miles
de. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Choynski Defeats Hanrahan In Fifth Round Fight
Joe Choynski of Chicago defeated Wild Bill Hanrahan of New York in the fifth round of a scheduled 25 round match before the Empire Athletic club at Music Hall Irondon on March 8. Representatives will meet soon to discuss Europe Turkey Albania Macedonia. The late James Dick left 1,000,000 pounds to Glasgow charities.
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Choynaki
Louisville
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Wild Bill" Hanrahan
New York
Empire Athletic Club
Music Hall
Irondon
European
Turkey
Albania
Macedonia
London
James Dick
Glasgow Charries
Bank robbed. posse drives off gang near Liberty Center
Special to the Republican reports a party near Liberty Center drove off a gang that had broken into a bank early this morning. Over 100 shots were exchanged in the confrontation.
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Liberty Center
Plac
Train wreck near Sanderson leaves many missing
A Southern Pacific passenger train derailed 25 miles west of Sanderson Texas early today. The high speed wreckage caught fire and was consumed. Fireman and engineer along with thirty passengers are reported missing.
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Axpotel
Taw
College Hill Visitors From Diverse Institutions
John F. Kelley of Timvesville visits the hill Friday evening. President C. F. Preneh of Euron College hosts a guest. E. B. Evans of the University of Oklahoma writes of delightful work and holds the chair of English, aided by Wooster training. Will H Steele begins Monday as junior high principal in Ashland to fill a vacancy. W. H. Hoover of Dalton, recovering from illness, will work away from college for a time and plans to return when health permits. Prof J Byron Oliver, director of the school of munu, studying in Germany, describes his days and plans to attend the Passion Play, returning to Wooster by September 1.
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John F. Kelley
Timvesville
C. F. Preneh
Euron College
Huron
Sdd
Waka U
E. B. Evans
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Will H Steele
Ashland
A. P. Black
Ashland Press
W. H. Hoover
Dalton
J Byron Oliver
School of Muntu
Germany
Wooster
Edward Thomen Sues For Divorce From Nelle Dhomen
Edward Thomen of Wooster filed a petition on Thursday seeking a divorce from Nelle Dhomen alleging cruelty. The action cites misconduct as the basis for the separation and requests legal dissolution of marriage.
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Edward Thomen
Wooster
MFR Nelle Dhomen
Euune
Baltimore American reports on a stage stealth theft
The Baltimore American details a stealthy stage theft staged by an unnamed offender. The report notes the successful concealment of items and the author’s ensuing fury as the incident unfolds.
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Baltimore American
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