Wooster News Roundup Highlights Local Business and Court
A busy Wooster scene covers a corner room rental by Michael Sellers and a pending opening, plus court actions with W W Pancoast granted a new trial and a slander case against Henry A Binkley. Fire on Gao Stark’s roof caused light damage. Shreve electric works delays and board of trade plans.
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Ibis
Raig
Morgen Ste ‘Iidges
North Dakota Supreme Court
W. W. Pancoast
Mandgo
Wayhe Corps
Gao
Stark
Nold Avenue
Shreve Electric Light Works
Tut Republivan
D. Kerr
Fredericksburg
Ellsperman
Kerr
Miss Sands
Fred Hookway
America
Hookway
Howard Bros
Columbus
Ghown
Seco
Loudonville ii
Detroit
Chicago
Cen
Wm. Steinburg
Coptpes
Nist
Auermén
Hoe
Sulliva
Cleveland based company earnings report missing details
Fragmentary OCR text notes annual meeting earnings starting July 1, 96 with a net figure 8.65 and gross decrease 0,952.10. Mentions Geo of W Saul, Heller, Hoyt, and Buffalo initials. No coherent narrative or complete names or events.
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Geo
W. Saul
Heller
Hoyt
Yeands
W. Buffalo
Plagiarism Charges in Wooster Faculty Row
The Wooster faculty meeting arose over plagiarism accusations against Woodward. President Foster reported no hearing for Woodward, and the committee moved against him at 1 25 p m after summons only reached him at noon. The Republican pledges to seek justice and fairness while promising further notice. Other items include club readings on The Louvre and Chateaubriand, class preparations, and campus visits by alumni and professors.
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RB. Wood
Foater
State Executive Committee
Scorc
Foster
Oater
Woodward
Daily Press
Previo
I. M. Foster
Wooster
St. Woodward
Oster
Colic Cure Promises Quick Relief for Baby Cries
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. and's Colic Cure for immediate relief from baby colic. It claims the remedy removes wind from the bowels, soothes sore gums, calms nerves, and provides restful sleep. Consumers are urged to order via drug stores for 42 cents.
Real estate deeds listed for Orrville Marshallville and surrounding townships
A scanned ledger records multiple quit claim and warranty deeds. Names include A N Brenne man Mary Herr Emma Schiutti Vera Stinson John Oldroyd David Myers Christian Gil Eugene Yager and many others. Parcels range from 1 to 209 acres across Clinton Congress East Union Franklin and Orrville townships with values from 17.86 to 8750 dollars.
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A. N. Brennneman
Mary A. Herr
Orrville
Emma
Christian Gilgen
Eugene B. Yager
Rrville
Henry Marshall
A.J. Gerhart
West Salem
Jesse Good
Eli K. Gardner
Oxrville
David France
Joseph Kester
Congress Township
Phebe C. Clippinger
Joseph Bester
New York Baptist Union
Alexander Carl
Clinton Tomnanip
David P. Shie
Alverda C. Miller
Brodericksharo
Isaac Stau
John W. Tate
Margaret A. Reed
Franklin Township
Sarah M. Fogleson
Elizabeth Fogleson
Woostar
Charles Dix
Rosanna Welton
Catharine Wise
A. K. Kemmerer
Doylestown
Florian Sehafttes
Monster rhetoric on quarantine and intoxication editorship
James M. Vorrei discusses his controversial March article in Wooster Republic, defending quarantine ideas and linking disease germ theory to liquor and social ills. He rebukes discrimination between subjects, calls for public sentiment to quarantine intoxication, and laments political involvement in the issue.
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Wooster
Wooster Township
State Board of Health
Hartshorn
Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
Tyndall
Apostle Paul
John G Wooley
James M
VorreLi
Seeks Divorce From Wife Myrtle Rice in Wayne Township
Charles Rice of Wayne township petitions for divorce from Myrtle Rice alleging they wed in Wooster January 20 1891 and that she left him April 23 1892 refusing to cohabit or perform wifely duties amounting to gross neglect of duty He seeks divorce and proper relief with A D Metz as attorney.
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Charles ¥. Rice
Wayne Township
Myrtle Rice
Wooster
A.D Metz
Rice
Homeseekers' Excursion South and Southwest by Pennsylvania Lines
Special low rate excursion tickets with 20 days return limit will be sold March 8, April 24 and 30 from ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines to points in Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. For details apply to Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent or address F Van Dusen Chief Assistant General Passenger Agent Pittsburgh Pa.
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Pennsylvania
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Entucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Wasreat
Pennsylvania Laine
F. van Dusen
Pitteburg
Wayne county and Orrville area notices and events
In Wayne county notices, residents discuss income tax agent L Kennedy, moves of Eshleman to Garden City Clinton, Weldrick injured by rolling shaft incident, Donalson preparing to return to the old country, and local conduct and health updates. Local residents report hospital and home events, church dedications, a fatal equipment accident involving Ira Cooper, surprise quilting party for Mrs. McClure, and Massillon coal and rail news. A Shreve News note mentions John Austin planning a gas or oil test well, with expected town boom and new blocks.
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Alex. Graber
Charley Coy
Odebolt
Charles Kingsley
L. D Forker
W. W. Criley
Mansfield
Ira D. Veeder
East Bowman Street
Catawba Island
West College Street
Oberlin
Augustus P. Babb
Esther Babb
Wooster
Pulaski
A.L. Youse
John Brown
Congress
Samuel G. McClure
Columbus
Cleveland Leader
The
Archer
Mr. McClure
Wayne County
Businee
Cleveland Press
Day. Peckinpaugh
W. B. Suttle
Massillon
D. H. Pierson
Cleveland
L. H. Plank
Clyde
Orrville
Harvey Howard
Billy Judd
Akron
Tintsman
Westmoreland County
Jacob Kratz
Pittsburg Avenue
C. D. Jeffries
Apple Creek
Wm. Long
Big Prairie
Clinton Township
Theo
Hanna
J. L Taggart
McConnell
Roy
New Pittsburg
Inez Porter
Nettie Childs
Western Reserve School of Orary
Clinton Mackey
J. M. Shallenberger
Is. K. Hilterbrant
Nold Avenue
F. Hickman
Selma
Jacob L. Nenewie
Nannie McFadden
Spear
W. H. Joliff
Imer Hammer
John Wright
P. F
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Lodkter
Vhn L. Kennedy
Iram Eshleman
Garden City
Clinton
Maartin Weldrick
Creston
Shrog Rollington Hisileg
Andrew Donalson
West Salem
Wellis
David McCadley
Joseph XK. Crowell
Burbank
Ashland
West Walnut Street
Samuel Hurst
Orryille
Q. K. Hoatettler
Elkhart
Ind
Young
E. K. Baker
Shelby
K.of P. Fudge
J. C. Cumberland
Apa
Wise
Bloomington
Milo Kelser
John Austin
Camp
Wooster Fraternal Lodges Active in Wayne County
In Wooster and Wayne County lodges welcome Brethren to annual calunjn activities. English work by Morgen Stern Lodge and growth at Star Lodge show vibrant fraternal life. A shadow social raised funds for the order, while Gen Hurst to lecture on the battle of sore barg at Orrville town hall. Irene Lodge expands with new members. Knights of Honor report substantial widow and orphan benefits and a New York gathering. Wooster Knights of Honor and Pythian Knights report anniversaries and impressive Londonville ritual work. Wooster members attend and return from Londonville with praise for Teutonia Lodge. A grand lodge supper and a large hall packed for a night of fellowship follow a Wooster visit.
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Morgen Stern Lodge
Althoug
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Orrville Rathborne
J. W
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Department of A
Sore Barg
Orrville Town Hall
Grand Army
Ellen
Sarah D. Wiman
Board of Education
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Wooster
Knig.m of Honor
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
New York City
M. L. Spooner
Canton Lodge No. 94
K.of H
W. 4
Wyant
Felix M. Marsh
Londonville
Teutonia Lodge
Loudonville
Fae
Loudonville Brothers
W. W. Garver
L. Kobns
Charles F. Warrett
Mysteries of
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Louge No
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A. C. Snyder
W. C Me Calmone
R. B. Snyder
H .R. Snyder
Daniel Fanck
Charles Paulos
Philip Boegner
Michael M. Miller
C. M. Taylor
Will Finher
James Latimer
Charles Saal
Geo. W. Riffle
Charles Legister
Will Steiber
Br. YW Firestone
S H Boyd
Geoschuch
Philip Markiey
Charles Sechuch
Fred Faber
J C Tieche
R W Funck
J. C. McClarran
Oh OH
Shirley
W W.garver
Charles Joy
Charles F. Barrett
Henry A Haller
Alex. Fisher
HL Kuhns
Chas. Coy
Homene
A Valuable History Written by a Dying Man
The article extols Bovinine as a pivotal supporter of General Grant during his final illness, citing Col. Fred Grant and Dr. T. H. Douglas. It frames Bovinine as a nonmedical food that concentrates lean meat nutrients to restore vitality, urging use in debility, wasting diseases, overwork, and for infants and invalids.
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Col
Fred Grant
Gen. Grant
T. H. Douglas
Bovinine
News of the Churches in Wooster and area
Rev Wood of Wooster began a protracted meeting at Madisonburg last Sabbath. Fredericka burg U P church Y P P M social with supper at J B Lytle's. Rev W C Dawson to address Anti Saloon League rally at Springfield Ohio on Unity Courage Persistency. Wooster English Lutheran Sabbath School added 100 books and printed a catalogue. Loudonville M E spring quarterly meeting sermon to be delivered by Rev Mather of Wooster.
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A.J Himpilin
Akron
Robert A. Lucas
Mt. Eaton
Fred Baird
Loudonville
Jacob Oplinger
Orrville
Roberta Wheeler
Mt. Gilead
J. Sweeny
Margaret Waskinder
Creston
B. Barrett
East Liberty Street
Ben T. Jones
Lake F. Jones
Golong
Bellaire
Wood
Wooster
Madisonburg
Y P.P. M
Frederickaburg U. P. Church
J. B. Lytle
W C Dawson
Springield
English Lutheran Sabbath School of
Famine Crisis in Eastern Africa Reported by Missionaries
The notice reports widespread famine in Eastern Africa with depopulated villages and closed mission schools and churches. Some natives sell themselves and children for food while missionaries in Ugoga and Mambolan issue aid appeals as relief efforts begin.
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Drouth
Africa
Ugoga
Mambolan
Storm in England Causes Deaths and Wide Damage
A general British storm caused extensive property damage across large towns. In London’s East End a wall collapse killed three people. in Birmopham a man and three children died. Leicester saw two men and a girl killed by debris, and Aylestone district houses were damaged. Wolverhampton reported one death and 12 injuries. Walsall stacks toppled into a hospital, injuring nine patients.
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Great Britain
Birmopham
Leicester
Aylestone
Wolverhampton
Walsall
McKinley Recovers From Mild Grip Attack
Governor McKinley suffers a mild grip attack in Thomasville Georgia, but remains optimistic about a speedy recovery. Doctors expect him to be ready to leave soon with a Florida trip limited to St Augustine, then on to Savannah Richmond and Washington by early April. Senator Pritchard of North Carolina has departed for Washington after consulting with the governor.
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Thomasville
McKinley
St Augustine
Savanagh
Richmond
Washington
Pritchard
North Carolina
Violinist Ysaye Plays Aluminum Instrument at Music Hall
At Music Hall on March 23 in Cincinnati, Ysaye auditioned an aluminum violin, the first public performance of the instrument. Dr Aldred Springer developed the metal with unique overtone properties, and Ysaye reportedly tested it at his hotel before debuting it to an intrigued audience.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Ysaye
Aldred Springer
Pacific Mart Encounters Spanish War Vessel Near Cuba
The Pacific Mars steamship Colombia reports passing Cape Maysi on March 19 at 3:35 p.m. and spotting a white, two masted Spanish man of war about seven miles ahead approaching the north side of Cuba. The warship made no signals and was ignored as the steamship continued its voyage from Colon.
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Pacific Mart
Colombia
Colon
Cape Maysi
Cuban
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus railway reelects officers
The Cleveland, Akron and Columbus railway board re elected the same officers for the coming year. Geor Baul remains president and general manager with Frederick R. Rittman as treasurer and $. Y McNair as secretary and auditor. George A Morrison is assistant secretary and treasurer and J H Barrett serves as general superintendent with L. Rust Brockenbrough as traffic manager.
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Cleveland
The
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway
Geor Baul
Frederick R. Rittman
Y McNair
George A Morrison
J H. Barrett
L. Rustr Brockenbrough
Change in Ohio Orphans Home Superintendent Named
At the trustees meeting Charles L. Young will resign as Superintendent and depart for Pennsylvania to take a similar post. David Lanning is a leading candidate to fill the vacancy.
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Trustees of the
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Charles L. Young
Unnsylvania
David Lanning
Burglars Captured Amid City Gangs Raiding Stores
Fort Wayne reports six months of burglaries and highway robberies in Wallen Cherubus county and Huntington with over 20 stores looted. Captain Bergman’s team surrounded a gang house capturing suspects including George Bolan and Willian Thompson, linked to the Mar vin Jack Guy circle. The raid recovered thousands in stolen goods. A separate Kansas City fire destroyed the Reid Packing hog building causing over a million dollars in damage.
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Wallen
Cherubus County
Huntington
Bergman
George Bolan
Willian Thompson
Marvin Jack Guy
Henry Lacey
Adolph
Kansas City
Reid Packing Company
Kansas and
Railroad Avenues
Kan
Jamaica Considers Increased Taxes on Imports
Washington reports intimation of levying higher taxes on American imports into Jamaica. The clue comes from the annual message to Jamaica's legislative council, sent to the U S State Department by United States Consul Eckard in Kingston.
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Jamaica
Legislative Council
Island
United States
Eckard
Kingston
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