War Tax Repeal and President Protection Measures Passed
Senate approves repeal of war revenue tax and passes a protective bill for the president and officials. It imposes severe penalties for killing or aiding such acts and orders the formation of a guarded detail from the regular army. River and Harbor Bill follows with no additions beyond committee content.
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Senate
Washington
Tilman
Patterson
Colorado
Als
SigFairbanks
United States
Secretary of War
Regular Army
House
Sulzer
NM. Y
Messrs Smith
Fitzgerald
N. Y
Cochran
Federal officer identifies outlaw in train hold-up case
Federal officers identify J L Edwards as U S Edwards an alleged outlaw shot in the back during an attempted train hold up. He reportedly collected 10000 from forging relinquishments to homesteads in the new country. Dr Skillman a Lexington physician of 57 years dies suddenly of apoplexy. Irwis Brown Indianapolis killed and Frank Losson injured by a collapsing church scaffold in New Albany. George Carfur a colored man hanged at Moundsville for murder.
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Guthrie
J L. Edwards
Government Land Office
U S Edwards
Edwards
Skillman
Lexington
Hert Ty Martyn Skillman
New Albany
Irwis Brown
Indianapolis
Frank Losson
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Rebels Crush Imperial Troops in Southern Provinces
Hone Kone dispatch reports rebels in southern provinces continue to defeat Imperial troops. Many towns have been taken in the campaign.
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Hone Kone
First Car of Cleveland and Southern Line Opens
The first car on the Cleveland and Southern railway ran from Cleveland to Medina on Wednesday with the line slated to reach Chippewa Lake this summer. Plans extend to Leith Seville and Wooster, Ashland and Mansfield, with Ashland papers announcing the projection. Regular Cleveland Medina service began Thursday. Medina to Cleveland fare is 65 cents with no round trip tickets offered.
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Cleveland and Southern Railway
Wooster
Cleveland
Medina
Chippewa Lake
Leith
Seville
Ashland
Mansfield
Sel Smith Russell company staged A Poor Relation review
The audience turnout for Sel Smith Russell's A Poor Relation was fair and the performances praised. Noah Vale by R Fred Summerfield received particular acclaim for its strong character study, though the actor's identity remained hidden from view. The two bright children charmed Hyteners and the overall show was delightful. Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin adaptation by Stetson's Big Double Company visits City Opera House March 27.
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Sel Smith Russell Company
Vavarfner
Noah Vale
R Fred Summerfield
Hyteners
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Stetson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ Company
City Opera House
Wooster retains Prof Chaddock as term exams loom
Prof R E Chaddick will stay at Wooster rather than joining a western college according to the Republican. Term examinations begin Monday and bricklaying on new buildings will start next week if weather permits. Prof G M Johnston of Beaver Falls sold property on Beall avenue to A M Fombell. Central Passenger Association offers one and one third fare for student round trips. Leslie D Houston leaves for Cleveland to enter Berkey and Dye business college. Prof Nelson Sauvain to address Royal Arcanum in Sterling Friday. Missella Grosjean to teach elsewhere next term. Moses Overholt to study at university in spring term. Grace Ross elected to Loudonville schools vacancy. Beards note where to find good teachers.
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G. M. Johnston
Beaver Falls
Beall Avenue
A. M Fombell
Central Passenger Association
Leslie D. Houston
Cleveland
Berkey and Dye Business College
Nelson Sauvain
Royal Arcanum
Sterling
Missella Grosjean
Teath
Moses Overholt
Stark County
Grace Ross
Loudonville
Barber Henry Schuch Injured After Fall At Door
Henry Schuch, barber, slipped while entering his South Buckeye street home after a night with Orrville brothers. He lay unconscious on the pavement, bleeding from a four inch wound at the back of the head. Dr. Sheldon treated him for three hours. initially feared assault.
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Henry Schuch
K. of Pledge
Orrville Brothers
South Buckeye Street
Harry Howard
Mr. Schuch
R. N. Sheldon
Schuch
Sheriff’s sale of widow Jacobs real estate clears blocks
The estate of the late Ilhel Mina Jacobs was sold at noon Saturday by sheriff. The Liberty street business room, appraised at 2,7100, went to 2 F Schuch for 3 100. The North Buckeye street residence, appraised at 1,400, sold to Peter Roach for 1,407.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilhelmina Jacobs
Ast Liberty Street
F. Schuch
North Buckeye Street
Peter Roach
Plans for science hall cost overestimate trigger design shift
L H Laverence of Cleveland pledged 50000 for a university science hall and urged plans aligned with his preferences. A few days ago Mr Severance said proceed with the original design despite higher costs, with bids anticipated though the project may run about 40000 beyond the initial 50000 estimate.
Factory Work Starts Monday With Steam Engine Fallback
Start of work delayed by gasoline engine problems. A steam engine is now in place and will heat the plant and run machinery. Experts will be brought in for a few weeks to train new workers. Mr. Childs reports orders for over 500 dozen items and says demand will be met.
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Childs
Capital and Revolt Shake Bermudez State Capital
March 21 report from Willemstad describes Venezuelan forces surrounding Hatoba and presses toward Bermudez capital while General Riera advances toward Tucacas. Front lines quote failures to capture Bolivar and assert surrounding actions by Generals Mo Nogus Rolando Velutin and Matus amid regional unrest.
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Bermudez
Groops
Moenogas
Rolando &Ffects
Maturio
Bolivar
Willemstad
Chiacao
Matus
Generge Pendozo
Carupune
Mo Nogus
Hatoba
Hermudez
Velutin
Hasdona
Riera
Cumuarebo
Falcon
Tucacas
Iara
Libertado
el Hacha
Barquisimeto
Rolando
Capt Gerlach Pays Off 8th O V I Veterans
Captain Gerlach distributes back pay to eight members of the 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry who signed their payroll receipts, completing their owed wages.
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Gerlach
Exposed to smallpox claim denied by family
C B Schlanna states the report of smallpox exposure is false and that Miss Fike, staying with the family, does not live in the same school district nor reside at the George Fike home. the assertion dates 3 or 4 months prior and is untrue.
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Germany
Berlin
Asia
Paris
Count von Buelow
Gerimany
China
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Willa Jeannette Cummins
A pleasant surprise was held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Cummins in Wayne township for their eldest daughter Miss Willa Jeannette Cummins. Music, games, refreshments, and socializing followed the surprise with attendees including Myron Matz Emmet Grill Morris Johnson Thomas Mc Conahay Harris McDonald Elmer Showalter Earnest Baker Alex Antles John Oxenrider and the McDonald and Naftzger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
W. C. Cummins
Wayne, Township
Willa Jeannette
Messrs Ketter
Oxenrider
Burker
Messrs
Myron Matz
Emmet Grill
Morris Johnson
Thomas McConahay
Harris McDonald
Elmer Showalter
Earnest Baker
Alex Antles
John Oxenrider
Ida Matz
Flora Grill
Mary Johnson
Icie McConahay
Effie
Eleanor
Grace McDonald
Zella
Laura Naftzger
Willa
Bright Young Manhood Ends in Walter H Warren’s Death
Walter Herbert Warren, 23, of Winter and later Cleveland, died at Huron Street Hospital after a tuberculosis illness. He studied at Winter High School and attended law school in Cleveland and had lived a studious life destined for a professional career. His health declined after months in the west and an operation hastened his death. The Warren family, including Mr and Mrs Warren, mourn his loss with sympathy from friends and neighbors.
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B.N. Warren
Cleveland
Far West
Walter H Warren
Boy
Usatian
Mr. Warren
Bucklin's Amica Salve Fights Jockjaw Wounds Ulcers
Cobwebs on a cut caused jockjaw and pain. Millions know Bucklin's Amica Salve, the infallible healer of wounds ulcers sores skin eruptions burns scalds and piles. Cures or no pay at Laubach & Boyds drugstore for 26 cents.
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Bucklin
Amica
Laubach & Boyds
Drugstar
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers and Administrations
Wayne County records list numerous transfers to new owners including Mary J. Maxwell to W F Kean and G W Angler. Luther Parcell to Charles Parcell. Charles FP Young to Mary A Alcock. Henry Wiedrick to J J Keeney. L C Klein to G L Cady. Christian Von Gunten to Jobo Bogpart. Barbara Hanshire to Charles F Hilman. A E Stepfield to P F Cleckner. Emery Yoxtheimer to L S Berry. D W Huffman et al to Mary Rooney. Kate Jacobs to Emma Derr. Also administrators deeds for Lucetta and Perry Yarnell and May Silver to Harrison Treese. Plain township acreage transfers. Quit-claim deeds include Minnie M Pennicks et al and Wm I Sannin Denton in Chester Township.
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Mary J. Maxwell
W. F Kean
G. W
Luther Parcell
Charles Parcell
Apple Creek
Charles FP. Young
Mary A. Alcock
Wooster
Henry Wiedrick
J.J. Oe
Creston
J. J. Keeney
Phebe Wiedrick
Creson
L. C. Klein
G. L Cady
Mt. Eaton
Christian von Gunten
Jobo Bogpart
East Union
Barbara Hanshire
Charles F. Hilman
A. E. Stepfield
P. FP. Cleckner
James B. Taylor
Lucetta
Perry Yarnell
Christian Shelly
Wooster Township
Miay Sivler
Harrison
Headache Wafers Claim Quick Relief for Nervous Trouble
An old newspaper style advertisement asserts that headaches signal bodily derangement often in the stomach or nervous system. It promotes Linis Headache Wafers as a harmless cure costing 10 cents at all druggists and urges readers not to substitute.
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Justice of the Peace
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast acting remedy for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. It claims to soften and liquefy mucus draw out inflammation and provide immediate relief with testimonials from J Q Hood Crosby Mississippi and Immerman & Co.
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Justice of the Peace
J. Q Hood
Crosby
Immerman & Co
Alarming floods threaten rivers and bridges across Maine
Reports from Bangor and St John River area describe rising floods and ice jams endangering bridges and properties. Priscilla McPherson drowned fleeing floodwaters near Nashwak valley. In Albania, unrest spreads as Yanina palace attacked and gendarmes killed. In Chicago, Frank Erne defeats Gus Gardner by decision after six rounds.
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Fredericker
MLL
St John
Nashwak
Stanley
Priscilla McPherson
Rohatac
London
Rome
Daily Mail
Albania
Inneva
Yanina
Berat
Paraythia
Avlona
European
Turkey
Chicago
Frank Erne
Gus Gardner
Philadelphia
Causes of stomach trouble from hurried meals at lunch
A Chicago Medical Society symposium warned that the rise in gastric ulcers may be linked to business lunches in large American cities. Doctors N S Davis Jr W A Evans J B Herrick and E W Andrews urged regaining balanced meals to prevent early stomach failure, noting both men and women are at risk.
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Chicago Medical Society
N. S. Davis Jr
W. A. Evans
J.B. Herrick
Asc
Dr. Celdzeil
Indian Territory talk at Century Club meets on papers
Rev J H Deeds presented a paper on The American Indian and the Indian Territory. The discourse argued that Indians have suffered due to government broken treaties and related evils, condemning current policies as harmful to native peoples.
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Century Club
J H Deeds
Indian Territory
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh and Weakness
This ad describes chronic ringing in the ears as a sign of catarrh and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy. It cites a testimonial from 2B. Love of California and claims the medicine cures catarrh of the nose throat bowels and builds up the system.
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Hood
Love
California
Iowa
Meeting with Mrs Jarvis at the Children's Home
A school or church gathering lists attendees including Mrs Jarvis and Mrs Caskey with a program on farm education claims, music recitations, housecleaning topics and daily rest practices. Activities include selecti on, appreciations, and lessons on cleaning carpets windows and woodwork.
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Jarvis
Caskey
Oswalt
Dora Me
Liggett
The Nagging Vice Hurts Home Happiness Argument
A fragmented line suggests nagging by a wife harms home happiness and health. The text hints at a remedy or remedy ad, mentioning nerves and run down health and a remedy, with stray characters indicating garbled print and many missing words.
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Clouda
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