Prisoners in county jail and local notices in Wooster
From Saturdays Daily three prisoners in the county jail John Bol tine died Friday morning at his home in Wade rit Adjutant General Kingsley states Ohio National Guard will go into camp this summer Col EB Mast recruiting offices opened in Akron and Canton age limit 18 to 35 Squis and his 70 piece band to Wooster April 1 Democratic Executive Committee selects Lewis Bolus for justice of the peace Dr Charles Nair opens dental office in Wooster News notes Wooster Creston incorporation vote 16 for 67 against recruit office closed total 242 Robt Noyder loses Jersey cow in Hard Station Judge Eason hears Eberly-Leskrong matter Judge Maxwell presides Colonel Hardy letter from Robison Santiago cited 2nd Lt Robison delayed home War news and local chatter on Tuesday docket.
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Waden Rit
Kingsley
Ohio National Guard
EB. M Mast
J. A. F. Tullion
Auiky
Akron
Canton
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Squis
Wooster Tavsaday
Democratic Executive Committee
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Bolus
Jistica of the Peace
Tf. H. Bveer
Charles Nair
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery
Phnadelphia
Houkyay
Nair
KE. W. Franke
Franklin Township
Lacy
Atded
Wooster
Mt. V Fuon
Ashland
Orke
Eports
Creston
Noyder
Bb. & U. S Pum-Co
Eason
Eberly-Leskrong
Maxwell
Carl Bult
Hervey H. Hubbell
Robison
Santiago
Uol. Hara
Wa Hington
Ducement
Lidgut
Huson
Secretary of War
Whih Ita
Young Reformed Church Youth Social At Russell Home
The young people of the Reformed church held a social at the home of Mr and Mrs John E Russell at 1 South Walnut Street. The evening was spent playing games and enjoying various entertainments. Elegant refreshments were served.
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the Reformed Church
John E.russell
South
Walnut Street
Evdoing
Muster Roll Signing Pleases Captain in Local Company
Capt. F C Gerlach of Company D reports strong support as 45 resident members sign the new muster roll at Monday’s meeting. He expects many of the 2% old men living outside the city to sign as the roll remains open until Wednesday evening.
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F.C. Gerlach
Co. D
Arnica Salve Cures Ulcers From Civil War Injury
Was the ball that at G. B. H. Stead man of Newark, Mith., in the Civil War. It caused humble ulcers that no treatment helped for 2 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured. For cuts bruises burns balms eruptions, best pile cure on earth. Get a box. Guaranteed. Sold by Lanbach & Boyd, Druggists.
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G. BH. Steadman
Newark
Mith
Lanbach &l Boyd
A Good Beginning at Church Evangelistic Meetings
Tuesday's Daily notes the Church of Christ opened evangelistic meetings led by Rev. P. H. Welshimer of Millersburg. His topic What Wilt Thou Have Me to Be drew attention as he spoke with skill. His Millersburg background adds interest to his work, with audiences growing nightly as he preaches amid praise for his vigor.
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Church of Christ
P. H. Welshimer
Millaraburg
Welshimer
Millersourg
Welabimer
Plaintiff case ends as judgment orders payment or trial continues
From Toesaxv's Daily fate Judge Maxwell, final day, plaintiff ordered to pay S500 within 10 days or litigation proceeds. The action seeks money for alleged fraud in the purchase of real estate in which the plaintiff had an interest. Manly the old man, Archer House, Silver East Fall, McClure Smyner and M. JL Spooner for plaintiff, Taggart and Metz for defendant. Manly-Curl matter on trial.
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Maxwell
Carpsy
Manly
Archer House
Silver East
McClure & Smyner Ard
M. JL
Spooner
Taggart
Metz
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Promote Health Boosts
Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a busy daily health aid. Describes each pill as a sugar coated globule that turns weakness into strength and fatigue into energy. Claims improved mental power and overall health with a price of 25 cents per box. Sold by Laubach Boyd.
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Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd
Special spring sale on Huggies Surreys and buggies
Harding & Co. announces a limited stock of Huggies Surreys and buggies at below factory prices. Stock chosen for low cost and solid varnish cure, intended for early spring use. Prices cut to move goods before room renovation and dust clearance. Visit 148 Next to Court House, Wooster.
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Surrey
Syver
Ace, Harding & Co
Court House, Wooster
Sale of Inle dyow and lots in Wooster estate of Patrick McGowan
The undersigned will sell Inle dyow 658 654 655 1493 1404 and 1495 find Out lot No. 94 in the City of Wooster as the property of the estate of Patrick McGowan deceased. For formation tpqatre of Thomas Fitz ereld Administrator Inseyee oe.
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O Wooster
Patrick McGowan
Thomas Fitzereld
Pastor attacked by local paper sparks congregation uproar
A Livingston church meeting denounces a March 2 headline in Wooster Journal that alleged misconduct by the pastor. A committee led by A. B. Taylor demands a full retraction and the publisher’s prosecution, citing falsehoods and harm to church interests. The author resides in Zanesville and was pressured to retract by today.
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Wooster Jarkronian
Sunaareata
Hia
Caiacover
A. B. Taylor
H.(. Parper
E. G. Loomis
KB. & OU
A. L. Clapp
F. G
Trey
Zanesville
William F. Crites Dies at 34 after Long Illness
William F. Crites, 34, died Monday afternoon after a long struggle with consumption. Born in Asmand county, he lived much of his life in Bischleyville and Wooster, famed for a gentle tenor voice. He arranged his own burial and selected the undertaker and plot, funeral set for 2:30 pm Wednesday at the Christian church with interment in Wooster cemetery. widow Mrs. Crites conveys deep sympathy from neighbors.
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William F. Crites
Peter and Margaret Morites
Asmand
Hee
Bischleyville
Wooster
Crites
Funeral services for Matthew McClure at Maize residence
The services over the remains of Matthew McClure will take place from the Maize residence in the city at 1 32 p m standard Wednesday. Interment to follow in Wonster Cemetery.
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Matthew McClure
Edoth
Tha City
Wonster
Spain shows trade balance despite defeat in war
United States Consular Agent Mertens at Grao reports figures on Spain's 1898 trade showing a balance of trade in Spain's favor despite its war losses and distressed economy. He calls this a demonstration of the country's natural wealth.
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Washington
United States
New Supply Ships For Philippines Transport
Washington March 14 The Nelson and the Cleveland chartered by the department will be used mainly to transport freight to the Philippines. They are new ships and will sail for Manila about the 18th instant, followed by the Zealandia and City of Pueblo carrying the Ninth Infantry to the Philippines.
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Washington
Nelson
Cleveland
Philippines
Manilla
Zealandia
City of Pueblo
Ninth Infantry
Remains Identified as Spanish Admiral Villamil at Sea
In Santiago Cuba on March 14 General Wood confirmed the recovered remains of a Spanish officer near El Morrd are those of Admiral Villamil who led destroyers in the battle that destroyed Admiral Cervera's squadron. Also note: Paso Robles bank closure details and a Spring tiredness ad snippet follow the main item.
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Santiago
Cuba
Wood
el Morrd
Villamil
Cervera
Time fades as fans cheer at historic Harvard game
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Harvard event with fans noting a date. The readable bits reference a game or clash involving Harvard and a contest that drew attention from attendees. Specific names, places, and outcomes are unclear due to broken text.
Stoppered by Otis and Spain in war dispatch
Madrid march 14 official dispatch from General Rios states Otis halted negotiations for prisoner releases as ransoms would aid insurgents. Rios protests humanity and appeals to consuls and powers. Cabinet undecided on reply while Polavieja and premier confer. Also notes a Washington report of a fraud in birds publications and a fatal freight wreck near El Paso killing three, injuring others.
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Rios Cabies
United States
Madrid
Rios
Philippines
Otis
Synor Silvella
Polavieja
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Thomas C. Gentry
Thomas
Ridgway
Thomas C Gowley
Ohio
Nature Study Society
Red Cross to Aid Cuban Hospital Work in Havana
Washington dispatch says the government asked the Red Cross to handle hospital relief in Cuba. A Red Cross staff headed to Havana to join existing agents. Hospitals will open in various areas as arrangements are made and doctors and trained nurses will be deployed as needed.
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Washington
Red Cross
Cuba
Havana
West Indies Islands Placed Under U S Military Control
Washington March 14 The state department reports that islands evacuated by Spain in the West Indies are now under United States military control pending congressional action to decide their future government.
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Washington
State Department
West Indies
Spain
United States
Congress
Allan Line Steamer Casilltian Ashore at Gannet Rock
Yarmouth March 14 The magnificent Allan line steamer Cas tillian ashore on Gannet Rock ledge will assuredly be a total loss. Saving the cargo is regarded as slim. Steamers that came up brought cabin fittings and wares. most stock was still living.
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Castillian
Gannet Rock Ledge
Bignor
Rome
Paking
Aude MacDonald
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China
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Tokio
Signor
Postmaster General Smith to visit Cuba in March
Postmaster General Smith will depart Washington next Wednesday for a hurried three or four day trip to Cuba via Tampa. The purpose is a conference with the rector of Posts Rathbone on several posta matters requiring personal consultation on the island.
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Washington
Smith
Tampa
Cuba
Posts Rathbone
Posta
Chicago ex-judge David J Baker dies suddenly
David J Baker former Illinois supreme court judge collapsed and died of heart disease in his Chicago law office. He had recently moved to Chicago after retirement and was long a prominent figure in southern Illinois civic life.
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Chicago
David J Baker
Ilinois Supreme Court
Baker
Illinois
Printer Burned to Death in Illinois Gazette Fire
A charred body was found in the ruins of the Gazette office in Chenoa Illinois after a Sunday blaze. It is believed to be James Cain a printer known in Cincinnati and St Louis. Thomas Finton has been missing since the fire and is suspected dead.
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Ills
Gazette
James Cain
Cincinnati
St Louis
Thomas Finton
Great Britain Seizes Miao-Tao Islands Near Port Arthur
Shanghai dispatch reports Britain has seized the Miao-Tao islands opposite Port Arthur in the Po Chi U Strait and north of Teng Chau Fu, located in the northwest Shan Tung peninsula region.
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Great Britain
Miao-Tao Islands
Port Arthur
Strait
Po-Chi-U
Teng-Chau-Fu
Shan-Tung Peninsula
Unjust Duties Relieved Proclamations Lift Trade Bar
Washington march 14 the president issued two proclamations relieving from further discriminating duties shipping from the british west indies islands of trinidad and tobago the action eases trade in the region and marks a policy shift.
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Washington
British West Indies
Trinidad and Tobago
Queen Marie Henriette Shows Signs Of Recovery
Brussels March 13 bulletin on Queen Marie Henriette says she is progressing in convalescence with refreshing sleep and regaining strength. The update notes improving condition and continued recovery efforts.
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Marie
Brussels
Maria Henriette
That boy of mine is the genuine article
A Philadelphia Record quotation shows a proud parent praising a son as the genuine article while noting his habit of avoiding washing, with an amused Grampy remark on the boy's reluctance.
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Philadelphia Record
Opera Critic Sparks Tense Cable Car Chorus
A New York World excerpt recalls a city cable car ride where a woman derides Mme Schroeder’s age and voice after hearing her opera, while a fellow passenger insists a critic Schmieder shaped her view. Mme Schroeder suggests telling Schmieder directly, noting he sits nearby.
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Aiji
Mme. Schroeder
Schmieder
Disbarment of Frank Eb. Del Lenbaugh and Vernon H
Court orders disbarment of judge Frank Eb Del Lenbaugh and Senator Vernon H in Ohio Cleveland case. Circuit judges sign entries, trials postponed to April 7 at the prosecutor’s request. Hearing and practice rights suspended.
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Fee
Ite
Ohio
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Nant
Frank EB. Dellenbaugh
Vernon H
Cqm
Henbaugh
Practio Mitteer the Co
Burke
Italian recall unsettles markets and China overture
Rome reports a recall triggered by Italy’s stance on China’s acceptance of the first Italian envoy, sparking shock as Rome delays clarity on successor plans while noting imports and broader tensions. Trade data shows tea and wool import shifts, with policy moves impacting markets and public sentiment.
Pasig City Battle Ends Filipino Losses Reported
The report describes daylight engagement near Pasig east of Manila, Scott's battery firing on the Pasig river left flank, U S forces advancing, and a July stand by Filipino defenders at Caloocan. Casualties: Filipinos 30 killed 16 prisoners. U S six wounded. Rebel canoes captured. Pasig city captured after a brief Filipino stand.
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Manilla
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Pateros
Oregon Volunteers
Washington Volunteers
Oeste
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Caloocan
Wheaton
United States
Reyela
Guadalupe Church
Revised Casualty List and War News Summary
The revised casualty list notes Privates Spader and Munson from the Twentieth Kansas among those wounded, with others named for the fighting here. Navy reports 6,000 tons of coal for Dewey’s fleet to travel via Suez. Paris orders 10 high speed locomotives, to be inspected after a French railways commission visits the U.S. The War Department plans to muster out most Cuban volunteers by May due to strict quarantine rules. A Norse steamer Idraet crew is said to have lost twelve aboard in the North Sea. Kipling’s visit to New York suggests a quick trip to Battleboro and a return to England in the spring.
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Equipment Bureau
Navy Department
Newport News
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Suez Canal
Admiral Deweysa
Philadelphia
Maren
Baldwin Locomotive Works
New York
Samoa Dispute Reaches Understandings Among Powers
Washington reports a satisfactory understanding among Britain, Germany, and the United States over Batioa. Dr William Solf is to be recognized as Apia municipal president, replacing Dr Raffel, with consuls to implement the arrangement under the Berlin treaty. Raffel was recalled last November but remained, fueling the dispute.
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Hay
William Solf
Germany
Apia
Raffel
United States
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Samoa
Havana Parade Dispersed by Police in Cuba Riot
Reports from Havana dated March 14 describe civil governor Federico Mora ordering police to block a General Gomez tribute parade. The mob overran the police and the Twentieth regulars forced a retreat, dispersing the crowd after a brief clash.
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Federico Mora
Gomez
Disharmony in Cuban Assembly Over Gomez Attacks
In El Cergo a guarded house two miles out, Cuban military assembly vents abuse at General Gomez and allies. A motion brands Senor Gonzalez de Quesada a traitor and accomplice, calls for expulsion, with a committee to draft an address to people and army. Speeches by Sanguilly, Portuondo and Aguerra denounce Gomez.
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Gomez
Sanguillyamif
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Aris
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Forcible disarmament urged as Cuba split widens
Havana March 14 forces to disarm any Cuban faction if the military assembly rejects the Gomez Porter agreement and refuses to disband for more than two million dollars. The United States backs the plan and has funds in transit to Cuba to pay soldiers. Porter, born March 14, believes deposing Gomez will let Washington use the general more effectively for U S and Cuba aims. San Juan report notes excitement and Cuban public repudiation of the assembly’s dismissal of Gomez and lack of American acknowledgment.
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Military Assembly
United States
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Ueral Gomez
Cobdaus
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Cubag
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Santiago
Santra
Gomeq
Allen's Foot-Ease ad promising painless feet for all
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