Wooster Republican Supplement notices and deadlines
Public notices from the Wooster Republican Supplement outline submission deadlines and handling for entertainments festivals sales and printing of bills programmes and tickets. Notices must be in by noon to insure insertion. late notices may incur higher rates.
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the Wooster Republican
WITI
Republican Printing CO
PouBlic Sars
Ssss
CsCts
East Liberty Street
Nee Norroxs
Dailr
Wooster Notes on Local News and Events
Saturday in Wooster reports show farmers in town and a 15 pound white fish catch. Teachers exam had 31 applicants. Nobles Reed faces forgery indictments. Arbor Day tree planting at Orrville. various auctions, road work, and public notices detailed along with civic happenings and local society events.
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Matt Staller
K. Reed
D. Nice
Clam
Webster
Defiance
Orrville
Sheriff Garver
Wayne Township
David Naftzger
Alex Naftzger
Hillis Rhodes
Cash Belding
Death notices from Wooster and Philadelphia area
The death notices report Thomas Harvey age 55 of Philadelphia dying April 21, Antha Onstott aged about 57 died at East Henry Street after a long illness. Funeral from Sether church at 2 pm Tuesday with interment in Wooster cemetery. Peter Kanzler age 81 died Saturday at his son in law’s home in Emsworth. He was born in Germany and long associated with Wooster and the Reformed church. Services at 2 pm from Charley Lazaro’s residence with interment following. Morgen Btero Lodge No. 41 K of P involved.
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Thomas Harvey
Wogster
Philadelphia
Antha Qunstott
Thomas Onstott
East Henry Street
Sether
Wooster
Eter Kanzler
Frank Zintsmaster
Emsworth
Leiderhausen
Baden
Germany
Kanzler
Grant Street
el Quainby, Jr
The
Reformed Church
Frank Zintamaster
Adam Kangler
Charley Lazaro
Bever Street
Morgen Btero Lodge No. 41
K. of P
Lazaro
Wooster Cemetery
Chief Officials Approve Rail Line Train Service Plans
After inspecting the line officials of the company accept and approve the proposed train service plans extending to Zanesville. The approval follows a routine trip of inspection and signals readiness to proceed with service development and scheduling.
Millersburg extension of Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum opened
The Baltimore and Ohio System accepted the Millersburg extension on Monday. Officials including M. Degnon and C. P. Bolen inspected the line and praised its fit for service. The train reached Wooster then Millersburg around 4 pm with plans to add two trains by May 15 and improvements to connections.
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Millersburg
Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum
Greataltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Ooster
M. Degnon
C. P L. Bolen
John M. Phelan
R. B. Campbell
Baltimore
Aan B. & O
W. T. Manning
H. O. Duanokle
Akron & Chicago Junction R. K
David Lee
Way 8 & O
Ohio River
Degnon
Lee
Zanesville
McCann
Wooster
Hhe
Vwooster
Akron
Wright v Hall et al case continued due to illness
The Wayne Common Pleas Court scheduled trial Monday for Anthony Wright against J H Hall et al, but proceedings were postponed because plaintiff Miss Sadie Hall is sick. Other items note a jury trial in Elizabeth Shoe versus John Van Nostran, and multiple fire calls with minor damage at local properties.
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Anthony Wright
H Hall
Wayne
Disease ends long hardship of Dr. Barnes
Special to The Wooster Republican from Fredericksburg Ohio reports Dr. W. T. Barnes died at 12 30 today after more than a year of kidney and bladder illness. Born November 10, 1848, he served in the 61st Ohio Volunteer Infantry, studied medicine from 1866, graduated Charity Hospital Cleveland 1860, began practice in 1870, later moved to Wooster where he resided briefly before illness proved fatal.
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Wooster
Fredericksburg
W. T. Barnes
O.V.I
Charity Hospital Medical College
Cleveland
Hnally
Wayne County Woman Killed in Fort Wayne Mystery
Wayne County woman Susannah Dugan died in Fort Wayne with a broken neck. Suspected lover William Newman was arrested during funeral services after coroner findings, while Dugan’s daughters and husband faced a tangle of stories and family ties. Newman denies involvement as his Lima, Ohio, brother plans his defense.
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Marsh Dugan
Orrville
Ft. Wayne
Susannah Dugan
The
Baptist Church
Ligget
Harrod
Newman
Lima
Wayne County
Arrested on His Bridal Journey A Year Sentence For $115
A Doylestown man, George Hackenbury, who was pardoned from Ohio’s state prison by Governor McKinley, had pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Tuscarawas County. He, his bride, and his uncle George Hird, mine superintendent near New Philadelphia, were at a shared room where money was stolen from a truck. Hackenbury returned all but $115 and was bound over to Common Pleas. He served three quarters of his one year sentence. The pardon cited his youthful age, social standing, and a petition alleging his ignorance. His wife has a newborn child.
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W. H. Summings
Kingsbury
Hotelayne
Palmer & Betson
Bowman Street
Wayne County
Zanesville
Champ
Green House
Garver
Geo. B. Herring
Beall Avenue
James Glass
J. B.taylor
C. W. Kauke
Allen Clark
Glass
Geo. Lamborn
Dayton Water Supply Co
Robison Mill
C. J. Warner
Congress
Fair Haven
Lattasburg
Tok Republican
Walter E. McClure
A. S. McC
John Harkholder
Harbank
Medina County
F. Wells
Burkholder
Sheriff Wells
Joseph Finley
Canton
Wooster
A. R. King
Warren
Howard Herring
Mansfield
Birdell Hoffman
Loudonville
Woos Friends
Wm. Winegard
Toledo
I. R. Eshelman
Leslie Lawrence
L. P. Obligar
A. M. Partish
Forest City
Frank Clark
Orrville
Newton Gressar
W. D. McClure
Jos
Marshall
Ira Ira Brant
Jeromeville
Romeo Zarr
Akron
John Johnston
Schaeffer
German Evangelical Church
Quincy
Daniel Onstott
Salem
Mass
Thos. Onstott
W.O. Beebe
Mr. Beebe
Goyahoga Falls
Jacob Graber
Clarionellat
George Lennox
L'Eru
Wallace
T.C. Buckley
J. A. Kirschner
Allegheny
KE E Marr
Wooster Iardware Co
Wagner & Son
Fin Hardware
O Power
Morr
Wooster Hardware Co
Doylestown
Ohio
McKinley
George Hackenbury
Tuscarawas County
Hackenbury
George Hird
Cobert
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Common Leal Court
States Prison
Hin State Journal
Douthbitt
Bicycle Dealers Report Spring Boom In Wooster
A Keris- LICAN reporter finds a strong early spring demand for bicycles. Harding & Co report excellent sales of Columbia Hartford Majestic and Clipper bikes. Edward Fisher sold 10 wheels already, West Liberty street shop sold five new and five used, Wooster Hardware Co moved ten wheels. Counter to growing demand is the lack of a Wooster Bicycle Club to organize events and roads.
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Keris- Lican
Harding & Co
Wooster
Columbia
Hartford, Majestic
Clipper Oe
Wil Haid
Edward Fisher
South Market Street
Eaid
Fisher
Empire State
Wilhelm
Duke, Lovell
Ontario
J. M. Ginter
West Liberty Street
the Wooster Hardware Co
Gordon, Salcon
Weatherstone
Wooster Declamation Contest Lights Kauke Chapel Staged
A full house filled Kauke Chapel as Wooster Preps held a declamation contest. Daniel Boyd spoke on Our Foreign Population with poised delivery, while R C Erskine and Fred Graham followed with topics Little Things and Duties to the Republic. Judges rated performances and a later basketball highlight followed.
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Lowell
Kauke Chapel
Wooster
Lowell Boys
L. C. Knight
W. W. Criley
Mears
Obliger
Hermon
Daniel Boyd
R. C Erskine
Fred Graham
Lsst
Republic
Graham
Erskine
Boyd
Miss Kingsley
J A Harnett, Jr
Benedict Arnold
Barnett
Frank Crowe
Herculaneum
Kh. Kirkwood
Hillip
Lincolns
Hillips
Charles Lyun
Estates and bonded administrators listed in Ohio notices
A mass of probate notices from Ohio includes Joho Mcflarran and Judge L Royer filing a new bond of 12000, assignee I Hoyer reports missing appraisement, sale confirmations and deeds. Several guardians, executors, and administrators are named with hearings set April 2 and June 7, bonds varying up to 12000, with appraisers and schedules of debts. Also mentions Wooster Pump Co distributing pumps locally.
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L. Royer
Mary M Harsh
I. Hoyer
David Beals
Waker
John Correll, Sr
Peter I! Eberly
Jacob Eshelman
Philip Diehl
John Diehl
Christian
Benjamin Stouffer
J. J. Stou
John Flerr
Isaac Richwine
Hick Swartz
Solomon Richwine
E. D. MelIntyre
Archibald Sligh
Swartz
Jacob Durstine
Itadhel Diosmore
Margaret Sktackey
Fisher
Margaret Rockey HK
H J. Kauffman
Danuel Taylor
R.C Sweeney Jacobi
Eatherman
Simon & Myers
Catharine Schuck
Jos McGlennen
James G McCoy
Christian Marti
Isaac Martin
Wit
Martin Shoup
John L.shoup
Edward Amstutz
Impersonator at Camp Wooster Forges War Widow’s Pension
John Doe alias George Hite, a long-time resident of the Sandusky Soldiers Home, is arrested in Columbus for pension fraud. He used Hite’s identity from the 16th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry to obtain a pension while never serving. The widow’s persistent claim led to the discovery, and the case was presented to the grand jury after a hearing before Commissioner Johnson.
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Tiffo
Wooster
George Hite
Fredericksbug
United States Service
Hamilton Richardson
Co. G
16Th
WA. V.I
Wayne County
Columbus
Ohio
Gtoveport
Franklin County
United States
Mason
John Doe
George Tlei
Sandusky
Hetd
G.1stho
Hite
Department
Johoson Inday
United States Grand Jury
Affray at Orrville Over Wife Sparks Firing Between In‑laws
Orrville witnessed a late night melee between J. E. Mattern and his son in law B. F. McDowell over Mattern’s daughter Edna. Mattern fired after a confrontation at the railway station. McDowell fled, a warrant is issued for his arrest, and both sides are described with mixed character accounts.
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Orrville
J. E. Mattern
Wheeling & Lake Erie R. B
Bb. F. McDowell
Laporte
Ind
Mattern
McDowell
Wheeling Road
Orrvillé
Edna Mattern
Canal Dover
I& F
Sunda
McDuowell
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Latimer
Einer
Hering
Rising Star Lodge
bLpworth League
Wooster Cociety
George and
Louis Shaffer
Bucher
Sanday
W.D. Fossis
TD. Wilhelm
Isaac Metsker
Smithville
I. T Cornell
Shreve
Joe Cammarn
Jesse McClellan
Joe M
Quinby
W ¢ Dawson
Elyria
Ahk
Meahl
Lesle Lawrence
Fred Faber
Uniontown
Lydia Messmore
Dayton Wilenn
Vlo
Ohio Senate
Duncan McMillan
Duncan
Perfection Lame Tug Co
Pat
R Overholt
John
H. Stoll
Lost Graduate Medical School and Hospital of
R. E. Lucas
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Collins
Laos
Rev. Collins
Hees Edwards
Roy Collins
Colling
Republican Daily
Cooperative Foundry
West North Street
Nabbath
East Henry
South Bever Streets
James Drennen
Wm. Nold
Flae
Itig
Wooster Gas Co
Will Horn’s
News Depot
Postoffice
Wooster Pump Co
H. Wiler
W. T Barnes
Apple Creek
BR. Sonswitz
Kirkwood
DR Pamation
Budgees Barnett
Hirkwood
Raham Khas Compton
Beboteruy
Bennet
Kirk Wood
Sophs
Stoll
Hay
Slay
Taylor
Rathbone
Elliott
C. A. Hunt
G L Gelwicks
Voise Board of Control
J.C. Collier
Kiev
F M. Higkok
TNE
Rosa
J. C. Scarff
Forsythe
J. A. Todd
Will Curry
J. H. Baldwin
C. L. Oder
Sam Ames
Harry Horn
Harry Johnson
F.N. McMillin
Bb. F. Snodgrass
Leo Brilns
B.R McHatton
Fred McKinney
E. 8. Baltzley
Charles Compton
Presbyterian Church
Scovel
Alice Firestone
Lizzie Rhinehart
C. E. Ohbliger
J. Zook
Methodist Church
Orange
Ashland County
University Library
W. Z. Bennett
R. M. Donaldson
Masill
Donaldson
Vaneat
Robt. Fitch
D. H. Dever
East Union Lutheran Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Sams Auenes
Newtteburg
University
Helena
Montana
Dayton Press of
Edgar W. Work
ERC Aides Presbyterian Church
Work
Third Street Presbyterian Church
Taylori
Searfl
Thorne P Fetters
Baldwin
Melellan
Huot
Fillett
Jones
Kimnec
Moore
Yathbonert
H Hunt
Thorne
Baldwip
Ones
Clayton Reed
Wayne County Probate Court
Joho
Mcflarran
Irvin Gunsauers and
Mi Iy L. Dobn
Wm, Taylor
Mary Norton
Bert Montgomery
Ada Yonnker
C. Wagner
Lucy Snyder
CG P McConkey
Sadie Miller
N. C. Phelps
May B. Clapp
Geo. Hite
Awesdid
Eaking
the Wooster I
Alexander
Jacob Anderson
Mas Marta
Cuy Ming
Cora Curtis
Mary Miler
Mary Edith
Reiselman Clothing
Wadsworth Normal School
Agit Athera
Walemfiniuse
Wi Wrteto
TIA Fen Ipa
Wm. Muschenich
Dr. F.tv. Platt
William Shibley
Dewelty
Jacob Fischer
Frick's Block Woosternx
Beresford
Ding Suits
Brick
Fonts Archer House
Wm. A. ST. Cor, Liberty and Walnut Sts
Vens, Wooster
Durstine Sliding Blind & Lumber CO
Rover and
Larwill Streets
Horer
Philadelphia Cookery School
Geiselman Clothing Co
Mattings
Wee Elavneter
Golors IK
Harry Gallery
E. D. Fisher
Wooster, O
W.H. Wiler
Smith & Keller
South Market St
Wooster, 0
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