New barber shop to open at Hotel Wayne soon
From Wednesday's Daily reports activity around Orrville with a new barber shop opening in the Hotel Wayne tomorrow. Farmers plowing and sowing. trains may run between Wooster and Millersburg starting May 15, affecting local passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Geo. Plummer, Jr
J. S. Adair
Holracaville TeaReriay
B&o
Charles Kissling
Supt. Johnson
Wooster
Millersburg
Local Notes from Wooster and Nearby Leaders Visit
Wooster daily notices named Mrs. J F Britton visiting in town, L P Slueser of Massillon calling on grocers, Mrs Judge Beer and Robert Beer visiting Dr J D Beer, and J A Braden of Akron Beacon as a guest. Recaps include Mrs Hough's death, Capt Forbes Alcock Water Works trustee, and various travelers, physicians, and officials visiting Wooster and Canton.
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J. F. Britton
Weat-Salem
Akron Beacon
Experiment Station
Carey McAfee
B. F. Tiefenthaler
Feeanta Ios
D. C
Misa Daisy Oldroyd
Washington
Horace Barrett
Gorton
Minstrels
W. P. van Doorn
Canaan
Forbes Alcock
Miases
Dollie
Hazel Brown
Miles Snyder
Akron
Wooster Notes Visitors and Local Moves
Mayors and visitors stop in Wooster as Judge Beer and R. L. of Bucyrus leave after a brief visit. Mayor Rice of Canton plans a deposition, to return next Tuesday. Holmes county commissioner W. Spencer recalls a prior highwayman incident. Chicagoan A. Lie moves to Wooster on Spink street to reside permanently. H. B. Matthews inspects Shamp and Bechtel exchange as a new National phone system may be adopted locally.
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Yasterding
Chicago
Orrville
Holmes County
A. Lie
Shamp & Bechtel Telephone Exchange
Matthews
No Request to Postpone Action on Nicaragua Crisis
London April 26 The foreign office has not received any request from the United States or Nicaragua for an extension of the time allowed Nicaragua for consideration of the ultimatum of Great Britain as presented by Admiral Stephenson. He is now at Corinto with three British warships.
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London
Foreign Office
United States
Nica
Nicaragua
Britain
Stephenson
Corinto
Japan Rebuffs Russian Peace Demands in April Note
From St Peterssune April 26 the Japanese government replies to Russia's peace note warning that Russia France and Germany seek terms Japan cannot accept. It says if Japan yields to those exactions revolution could erupt due to national pride, yet Russia remains set on maintaining its demands.
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St. Peterssune
Govert
Japan
China
Russia
France
Germany
Church Collections and church building notes across towns
Reports detail a list of church projects and clergy moves including First Presbyterian Toron’s $325 dedication, St. Luke’s Danville rebuilding, Ashland pastorate pastor’s lot purchase for $1,175, and a $2,000 parsonage. Also notes Toledo and Steubenville events, presbytery actions, local history work, Canton congregational tensions, and a fundraising letter chain for St Paul’s Canton.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Toronto
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Danville
South Market Street
School House
Hershey
Ashland
W. F. McCauley
Dayton
West Salem
6Th Presbyterian Church of
Toledo
G. F
Key
Halliday
Medina County
Union
Lodi
Mre W
Porter
Hills
The
Alon
H. L. Wiles
Mansfield
Miffin
Mount Zion
S. P Kiefer
Canton
Presbyterian Church
H.clay Herguson
Austin Lynch
St. P Paul's Biscopal Church
Pleasure Trips with Low Rail Rates Across Regions
The Pennsylvania Lines announce widespread summer excursion fares to Baltimore Omaha Boston Cincinnati and many stops. Public fares apply beyond organization members with routes including Atlantic seaboard New England Lake region and western states. The offer highlights Asbury Park Atlantic City and Denver trips plus multi route options and return via Baltimore for Boston travelers. Rates and arrangements to be announced by ticket agents or local managers.
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New England States
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
American Medical Association
Decatur Lil
Germano Baptist
Vankard
Pittsburg
Presbyterian General Assembly
Meridan
Miss
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Omaha
National Jr.u . M
Chattanooga
Tenn
International Convention of Epworth League
Cleveland
Ohio
National Republican League
Roanoke
Asbury Rk
Atlantic City
Cape May
Long Branch
New Jersey
Denver
Missouri
Boston
Niagra Falls
Montreal
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence Rapids
White Mountains
Hudson River Territory
Long Island Sound
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Nantucket
Cape Cod
New York
Keyestone
Susquehenns
Juniata
Alleghenies
Johnstown
Agenburg
Wooster meets build up of eastern rail line progress
In Wooster and surrounding regions a flurry of rail activity is reported. Contractor Degnon completes work on the Baltimore & Ohio extension from Wooster and inspectors will tour the line Monday. News notes cover car orders, yard expansions, new rights of way, and a Tennessee coalfield rail scheme advancing through Knoxville and Knoxville meetings.
Voorhees farm gusher hits 400 barrels daily near Lima
A new gusher two miles east of the city along the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line spouts about 400 barrels per day and every half hour. The Lima field gains excitement as Schall Bell & iersler own the well and plan more wells on the same farm while Mr Voorhees of Cincinnati owns the farm. In Cleveland the new city administration moves to renew the lake front fight with Lake Shore railroad holdings. A five to seven member commission is likely to be appointed to probe title to the lake front property amid ongoing suits in circuit and common pleas courts.
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Orrville
Ee Salem
Berengrt
Board of Examiners
Schmuck
Crabbs
Everett
Taylor
East Henry Street
West Larn
Grant Streets
Clatus Dilgard
Oliver Dilgard
First Ward
Dayton Water Supply Co
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Kent
Arbor Day
West Larwill
Marchand
Sherman Brigade
Ay D. Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
Joseph
Post Office Department
Lake F. Jones
Marsnallville
J.L. Wheatit
Shreve
Horace ©. Horning
Chicago
QU. D. Kerr
Holmes County
Miss Dora Sands
Adericksburg
Marshal Eusperman
Kerr
Jeffries
Wm. Muschenich
Muschenich
Republican
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
City Opera House
Kodak
Odessa Rogers
Marshall Ellsperman
Latimer
Lerner
W. F. Derr
McKenna Street
East Larwill Street
A. Hunt
W. J. Green
Toledo
Eugene Chatalain
Canton
Howard
Justus
Cincinnati
Wooster
C. D. Foust
Periie Lautzenheiser
John Huston, Jr
Millersburg
Court of Common Pleas
A. W. Blackburn
Weat Newton
Wm. Larwill
Knox County
Frank Barnes
Zanesville
H. B. West
de Soto
Wwis
D. C. Smith
Samuel Smith
Kalamazoo
BR. A. Leisy
Marshallyville
M. H. Williams
H. ©. French
Darnes
Kan
M. H. Davison
Wayne Township
J.B. Snyder
Jacob Gearhart
Porbeny
Pete
Harry Taylor
Ohio
Pennsylvania Co
Wheeler 8
Burrow
Cleveland
Fremont
Port Clinton
Toledo Junction
Crestline
Erie Engine 327
Geo. W. Houghton
Galion
Cifford Stanley Sims
Way
Motive Power Department
Fort Wayne
Walhending Valley & Ohio
Carton Council
Ft. Wayne Railroad
Ft. Wayne
South Canton
Marion Street
Col Boone
Knoxville
Teon
East Tennessee
South Atlantic Seaboard
Charleston
Port Royal
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Col
A. E Boone
Lina
Voorhees
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Lima
Schall, Bell &Iersler
Lake Front
Lake Shore Railroad
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
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Ravenna
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George Lawton
T.D Shepherd
Norwalk
A. EF. Rawlinson
Mr. Vernon
Rand
K. M. McKee
Toede
J.M. McKinstry
Hayenuna
Charles Presley
John E. Viot
Dayton
F M. DeNise
B. O. Hildreth
S. A Lytle
A.J Cummings
Oberlin
E. A Campbell
W J . Culbert
Niles
W. L Kendall
Eugene Lane
Columbus
W .S Gwynn
Norwood
Ben Brady
C A. Fish
J D Sawyer
Piqua
Elizabeth J Cristy
Jeb Kinney
Wayne
Chester
Ohi
Vhaing
Sach Township
Sa d
OW Garkveer
Sheriff Wooster
BF Eason
Piaiuttif
Common _ Pleas
H Fetver
Wayne County
Charles F Conesper
Ft Worth
Tarrant County
State of Texas
Charles F Chaefner
Raulht
X1andaerd Wagon CO
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Plalott
Hetty Green Escapes Taxation
New York April reports that President Barker of the tax department received an opinion from the corporation counsel confirming Hetty Green as a non resident of New York City. No personal property assessment can be lawfully made against her though $1,600,000 personalities were assessed. She claims residence in Bellows Falls Vermont.
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New York
Barker
Tax Department
Counstl
Hetty Green
America
Hearst School for Girls to Break Ground This Summer
The Hearst School for Girls at Washteton will break ground this summer as the first in a new group of Episcopal charter schools for the District of Columbia area. The project marks a major step in educational expansion by the church in the capital.
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Washteton
Hearst School For Girls
Colum
Breckinridge figure engaged by New York socialite travels four years
A Breckinridge coast figure Madeline Pollard is hired by a wealthy New York socialite to accompany her on a four year tour of the war era era. A child relieves croup after Ayers Cherry Pectoral, while another neighbor's child also benefits, underscoring the remedy’s relevance.
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Madeline Pollard
Breckinridge
New York
Ayers
Divorce counts in large batch of cases noted
A stressed report records a batch of 26 divorce cases listed in a court docket. Details are fragmentary, but the lines indicate a surge in dissolution actions and related counts, with mention of pleads and filings.
Hartman Divorce Petition Foregrounded by Apple Creek Claim
Mrs. Malinda Hartman of Apple Creek files for divorce from Peter Hartman, citing gross neglect and abandonment since their December 1870 marriage. She seeks custody of three children Minnie 16 Earnest 13 and Alice 6, with the case No. 6071. A long list of civil actions and divorces follows in the docket including alimony requests and cognovit actions.
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Malinda Hartman
Apple Creek
Peter Hartman
Minnie
Earnest
Alice
Hartman
Plaintiff
State of Ohio
Alpert Lilley
C. W. Chapman
James McClellan
Joseph McClellan
I. &. Douglass
Bertha Cassiday
Harry RB. Cassiday
George Fike
A. W. Eshelman
Amanda Mowery
Thomas Mowery
M. Franks
Jacob Huntsberger
Jobb Spindler
W. W
J. W. Ault
D. W. Stinson
R. C. Stinson
Joseph Ault
William Stinson
Jacob Boley
John Morgan
Clinton Township
Matilda Hartman
Eter Hartman
A.M. L. Hoffman
F. A Hoffman
J.W. Lehr
James Coe
Phoebe A. Mowery
Perry Weaver
M.L. Bucchwalter
J. Kk. Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Mary Creath
Jacob Keslar Ys
Ezra McIntyre
Thos, Mowery
Louisa
Barbara Hines
Wm. F. Ricks Ve
W. Rovingson
Cognouit
Elizabeth M. Smith
George
W. Smith
Mahlon Roach
Jacob
Sadie Kramer
City Bank of Kent
Jobo Shellhart
C. Johnson
The
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad
James May
Levi Feightner
Cognovit
James Bodine
Hi. R. Brenneman
Catharine Brenneman
M Bride Exonerated by AF of L Council
An AF of L executive council exonerates President McBride from charges raised by Mark Wild of the Columbus Trades assembly. A council member will visit Columbus to investigate Wild’s claim that McBride betrayed the A R U in a strike settlement and was bought to stay silent. The council’s ruling mirrors that of the National Miners convention.
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Inpta Anapolis
American Federation of Labor
McBride
Mark Wild
Columbus Trades Assembly
Columbus
Wild
National Miners’ Convention
Feceshant McEade
McFrat
County seat war looms in Trumbull as court fight nears
Warren Ohio April 26 Indications favor a county seat battle over courthouse location after fire destroyed the Warren building. Niles citizens push for Niles as the site. county commissioners vow to oppose and fight. Lawyers say injunctions could bar rebuilding at Warren without a public vote. Niles plans to test the issue. Bimetallic League forms in Cincinnati seeking free coinage of gold and silver, independent of parties. Officers include Groesbeck Windhurst Thrall Blair. Four details also note Big Four will parallel B and O Southwestern line from North Vernon Indiana to Louisville, with bridge and terminal facilities in Louisville.
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Warren, O
Trumbull County
Youngstown
Niles Ctizens
Warren
Niles
Cicinnati
Ciscinnati
Big Four
Baltimore and Ohio
North Vernon
Ind
Louisville
New York
Baltmore
Ohio
Chesapeake
Lonuis
Electrically powered locomotive tested for freight and switching
Philadelphia April 27 report says a new electr ic locomotive built at Baldwin works for North American Co operates extensive Milwaukee street rail and lighting interests It was designed by Sprague Duncan Hutchinson New York for experimental heavy freight handling and yard switching duties.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
North American Company
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Milwaukee
Sprague, Duncan & Hutchinson
New York
Spain Will Grant Our Demands in Alliance Affair
Secretary Gresham has not received a dispatch from Hannis Taylor in Madrid promising Spain will meet US demands in the Alliance affair and that Captain Venadito will be tried for firing on an American vessel. The State Department deems the result vindicates its course.
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Washington
Gresham
Hannis Taylor
United States
Madrid
Spain
Venadito
State Department
Wooster Masons plan flag presentation and temple updates
Secretaries of Wooster and Wayne county lodges urged to submit items weekly. On May 1 Sir Knights of Wooster Commandery No. 48 will stage a program at Mason Temple including conferring the Red Cross on three postulants, a ladies’ reception, and presentation of an American flag. Hiram lodge buys property for a new Masonic temple in Delaware. Nearly 2,000 Mystic Shriners gather for the Medinah Temple opening in Chicago ahead of a September dedication.
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Knights of Wooster
Masonic Temple
Order of the Red Cross
Mandolin Orchestra
J. B. Milner
J. BR. Zimmerman
L. P. Ohliger
H. Boyd
W. W. Firestone
Geo
J Schwarts
H. K. Brady
O A. McDonald
J.M. Quinby
W.D. Tyler
Davd
Nice
W. D. Foss
John Johnston
Shives
Lehman
Delaware
Hiram Lodge
Alliger
West Winter Street
Sandusky
Illinois
States
Fifth Avenue
Jackson Street
Alhambra
Board of Educations of
Wooster Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Mi Street
Wooster
Fee
Board of Education
Forker
Odd Fellows plan July Wooster anniversary celebration
Wooster lodge members H Myers R T Bechtel and H Hu Miller form committee to prep for the 25th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Wooster. Mohican Lodge rooms in Ashland are being prepared for Daughters of Rebekah as a reception room. Ohio Grand Council clerks note reform proposals to cut district deputy costs. July event expected to draw about 15000, with extensive decorations and a souvenir detailing local landmarks.
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Wooster Loage
Brothers I
H. Myers
R. T. Bechtel
H. Hu. Miller
Odd Fellowship
Wooster
Mohican Lodge
Ashland
Bes
First Nations Bank
Daughters of Rebekah
Canton Odd Fellows
Zanesville
Odd Fellows
Ohio Grand Lodge
Diphtheria Fear Prompts Raw Food Remedy Claims
A public health placard warns of diphtheria as a widespread threat and touts Bovinine, a raw meat product, as a life preserving food that rapidly nourishes the body. It claims nine of ten hopeless cases improve with this preparation, noting its ease of digestion and suitability when swallowing is difficult.
Advertising Columns Offer Safe Way to Inform Public
The newspaper urges readers to use the advertising columns of The Republican as the safest way to inform people about what they have to sell. It promotes the Dime a Time rate as an accessible option for advertisers.
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