Attorneys Hint Miller Not Guilty in Dye Death Case
In a Republican interview defense lawyers for William Everhart and Allen Miller challenge Harry White’s confession and claim the gun that killed Thomas Dye lay with White, not Miller. If proven, White could not be retried as he has been declared innocent, though prosecutors contest these circulated reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everhart
Allen Miller
Thomas Dye
Harry White
Dye
Miller
Republican
White
Wohrte
Abe
Carlin
Tris
Fragments Claim More Cases in Wooster Inquiry
In Watt era notes for Wooster, officials report no new arrests yet while concerns grow over incorrigible young girls. Several cages are described as bare, with cases likely to be further examined. The next steps include continued investigations and legal actions as authorities assess the situation and potential risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Kelly
Beware Mercury in Some Cough Medicines Warns Public
Health authorities warn that certain medicines marketed for catarrh may contain mercury. Users are urged to avoid products with unclear ingredients and to consult a pharmacist. Public education drives aim to prevent mercury exposure and protect vulnerable groups.
Florida trains to Washington and on to Baltimore routes
A scrambled report mentions travel by train via Washington and Baltimore with references to vestibule cars and low rates, noting March to April travel periods and a feverish discussion of schedules and services connected to the Pultmao line. It also includes an extended ad copy for Foley's Honey and Tar cough syrup and Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup with local drugstore mentions.
Wooster News Roundup Highlights Local Openings and Fire
The Wooster-Aureary Cabans opens on South Walnut with plans for a High Street blacksmith shop April 1. Local residents report moves, sales, and personal updates including Dr. Power’s meeting with a former Wooster student and a hostelry redecoration. Community notes cover a hotel relaunch by Neiswander, an armory event, and various family health updates amid a busy urban week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wooster Aureary Caban
Frost
Sesth
Walnut Street
David Jaciba
Hight Square
Tom L Wallace
Oakland
Cal
Ab Electriciay
Union Pacific Railway
R A Wallace
Thower Moiler
Créevet
Maher
South Walnut Street
Foss
Mexico
Coat ‘Hlungelf
Fussio
Republican
Kanaato
Mex
Weeting Auould Echoolwata
Charles Power
Wooster
Cough remedy advertised by Foley’s Huey and Tar claim
An advertisement-like fragment promotes Foley’s Huey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It warns against taking anything else and asserts the genuine product is in yellow esckaves with names Cas E. Bix ler and S.A Bovd as druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bixler
Ands H, Buyu «& Co
Ttsk
Chase E Bixler
3. B. Hord & Co
Tisk
Dr Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Cas
Smyser's Expiring Term and Hints of Higher Office
The notice praises Hon. M. L. Smyser as his United States representative whose term has expired and predicts future high office such as U S senator or Ohio governor. The piece blends political praise with assorted medical advertisements for Mollistera Rocky Mountain Tea Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy and Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy, including claims of cures and free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L S Kndy
Dalton
Wea Pont
United States Court
Cleveland
Joseph Mangus
Wayne Township
Ohio Farmers’ Co
Mangos
Shreve
M. L. Smyser
United States
U S
Ohio
Refused $8,000 bid at Wooster Gas plant sale
Creditors rejected an $8,000 bid at a bankruptcy sale for the Wooster Gas Co. plant despite bids higher than prior offers. Meeting at referee W. F. Kean’s office drew creditors and attorneys. debate centered on bonds and security, with plans to reoffer the property on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Gas Co
W. F. Kean
Amm Fombelle
Repressi
Kable
Foy
M. J. Bucs
Kean
Making Matzo in Pittsburg for Passover Feast
Jewish bakers nationwide prepare for Passover starting Friday March 29. Pittsburg’s leading matzo bakery reports 500,100 pounds of unleavened bread created for the festival. Orthodox Hebrews prepare special dough and ceremonial dishes, with strict rules on ingredients and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecodlars
United States
Pittsburg
Artuvaux
Dart Wade
Rhubt
Coupland Stricken By Pneumonia After Game
Coupland, a star for the Coupland basketball team, was taken from the court with pneumonia after the game. He was confined to bed in a serious condition and left the game in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Couplang
Ooerlin
Ana Ig
Pneumnia
Coupland
Léive
Eagles raise funds for starving in China at Wooster meeting
At a Wednesday night gathering the Wooster Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles voted 25 dollars to aid starving in China. The group also planned further public fundraising among local citizens to boost the effort.
Postmaster Confirmations Loom in Senate Deadlock
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Onlo senators miss confirming postmasters as discussion over an interview with W Aubrey Thomas and Senator Foraker unfolds. Smyser deflects questions on profanity while Ohio delegation divisions surface. President will appoint confirmed postmasters and slate will be sent to the senate for confirmation when it convenes in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlo
Cleveland
W Aubrey Thomas
Congress
Senator Foraker
Senate
Tor
Joe Plain Dealer
Sor
Ohio
Smyser
Swmyeer
Foraker
Thomas
Dayton
Althougn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayers
Madelyj C Ayer Co
Towell
Mass
Ers
Hees Halk Vigor
Wetare
Ayer
Ronal Bone
Hstskamiv Kb
Avent
Florida
Washington, Baltimore & Onlo
Washington
Dubung
Meyer West
Chicago
West B & C
Reh Sarpes
Seville
Parcic
Kennedy
Kreiger
H. G. Dailey
Veter Surg BsiSt Las
Us Fer
Bene Zon
Jobo Charlton
Jan, Davidson
Jobo J Kinney
Sep Arden
Cleveland Hospital
Williams Bar
John T Neiswander
Amdimeville
Manks
Neiswander
Ala
Tobe Armory
Buckeye Camp No 51
United Spanish War Veterans
Palairr
Loomis
Wash
Thomsa Bran
Nes Mise
Lola Harman
Monroe Barman
Heripab
Sinithapen
the Wooster Nursery Co
Netiu
Buckeye Street
Rhinehart's
Fk S. E Conrad
Smithville
Hubbell
Spink Street
City
Wallace
California
Xlars
Ijneensware
Rhiathart
the Missionary Society of the
Lothersna Church
Mansfield Shield
Major Trerlach
Company M
North Diamond Street
D C Curry
Robert E. Esterly
Minneapolis, Minn
Julius McClarran
Diego
Wayne K. Snyder
Eioce
Conn Binftr Lowy
Paltoer
Wre
Paauer
Mary Hartman
Wid Frick
Lineon
John Pabaier
Moses
Lec
Nesp
Max
Kerter
Heru
Bree Dandlander
John Moo¢oter
Alvin Rich
Marstallville
Stylesis
Clevelan
Tara Saleh
Canton
Boyd & Co
Mwik
Shoop
Snoop
Wis
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Cers
Pennsylvania Lines
N. J Smith
K A Critchfield
St. Louis
General Critcofield
Port Clinton
Fred L Shibley
Hilicots College
Wotten
Oortence
Shirley
Are Clation
Orang
Yew
Pitsburg
Warren Street
Samuel Awes
Taylor Pospital
North DE Retetiver
Fred Bowater
Kittman
Vistile
Rumsier
Juan of Fisher
Stendel
Pais Rowsier
Bas Peretoture
Stable St
Joseph Angus
Lee Lussis
Mrr. Mangus
W. D. Foss
Caster
Kaiman
Aalt
Jobn Russell
Treadwell Moore
21St
U. S Infantry
Philippines
Brewster North Market Street
Harry Kaltwalker
South
His-Wales
Kentucky
Plank & Gray
Elli Shields
Duluth
Ryall & Still Hospital
Eiichleberger
North Warket Street
Manafiell
Hichelberger
Wester
Suuith & Sebutt
J B. Tavdur
Exchelberger
Fors
Castoria
Rocky Mountain
H. Boyd & Co
Man Zan
Attornryus Elliott
Kable Ag
Ely
Relle
Soathes
Waneta Ee
ELS
Aaa
Orane
Triad
Uneeda
National Biscuit
D. W. Curtiss
Gradu Smite
Liberty St
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Bughamton
Oiepe O Fritz
Funck
Attorney-atlaw
Cort House
Hading & la
Artin Lemyrer
Newiees
M FL Kean
McClarran
Liberty Street
W. Newkirk
Jackson Block
Publi Square
Mc Saarran Joun C
Clarnah Wt
Jones
Charles ¢, Jones
Attorneysat-law
Not Wooster
Taylor RC
Taylor Wooster
B. Swartz
Wayne County
Washington, DC
R. BH. N. Mater Wooster
D. H. A Hart
EYE and Ear
E*vondoor
Beall Ave
Bowmar
Sugoon
New York
Minhomas
Laupach & Boyd's
Public Square
Woosier
David P. Taff
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
Patterson
C. T. Rs
LS. Enrent
West Salem
E. E. Ava
Doylestown
A. H. Ernina
Orrville
Follister’s
Renpeed
Constipation, Inc
Homstie Dev3 Company
Madison
Wilis
Cart
Sri
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!