Printing notice and trial report dissemination details
Rerusygi Printing Co announces insertions by 12:00 at East Jaberty Street for notices to appear in Daily I and when printing picks up. A full report of the Wiggins trial runs in the Wooster Daily Republican Biz supplement with a complete trial report and extra copies mailed for five cents.
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Rerusygi Fa Printing CO
East Jaberty Btrieet
Zune Bo
Shreve News
Wiggins
Tim Wooster Daily
Epublican
Biz
Wooster Daily Notes Local Events And Incidents
A collection of items from Wooster with notes on a cigarette sales stoppage by A W Blackburn, storm damages, property losses, and civic activity. Reports include jurors summoned, Memorial Day planning, university game result 21 to 20, railroad survey progress, tax assessors noting value gaps, and local business moves. Also mentions a fatal fire loss, a moving of McClure Hinton, road and sidewalk updates, and street improvements.
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A. W. Blackburn
Killbuck
Apple Creek
Reedsburg
Magadaelena Young
McClure & Hinton
Quainby
Camp
Wooster
Given Post
Women's Relief Corps
J. T. Wisner
Century Club
F. M Webster
Cathy Republican
Jane McMahon
Fifth Ward
William H. van Orman & Sons
Marshal Elsperman
Ertle Af Mapsilion
Stark County
Martin
Canton
Cambridge
Ife
Mackintosh
Marshal Hisperman Im
Armstrong
Fred McGregor, Jr
Pittsburg
Gregor
Notable visitors and residents seen in Wooster today
The city welcomed numerous guests including W. C. Scott of the Dalton Gazette, George L. Marge of Lodi, and Geo. Al. Griffin formerly of Cleveland. Local figures such as Prof. Maurer, J.B. Myers, and Miss Edith Woods appeared in town, while residences shifted as Dr. J. E. Barrett and family planned a move. Public officials and merchants gathered for various duties and social calls.
Local names listed in court case record
Wm Rubeck and Isa Hough Horace Carr Jr and Carrie Hirschy John H Gorman and Minnig M Weimer appear in a courtroom docket or civil action referenced in the record. The document lists multiple individuals connected to a single legal matter with no further context provided.
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Wm Rubeck
Isa Hough
Horace Carr,Jr
Carrie Hirschy
John H Gorman
Minnig M. Weimer
Narrow Runaway Feared Fatal Crash Near Market Street
Reni Hocock and Miss Stellal Slague narrowly escaped injury when a frightened horse bolted down North Market Street as Odd Fellows marched to the Lutheran Tabernacle. Hocock was thrown but uninjured beyond bruises. Slague was helped to Yoder House after the scare near Berryson's store and a hitching post collision.
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Reni L'Ocock
Miss Stellal Slague
Shreve
North Market Street
Lutheran Tabernacle
Mr. Hocock
Brryson
Brryson's
Miss Hague
Lecture on India Missionaries Draws Crowd
A graphic report on Indig illustrated by Miss Emma Dean Anderson of Jhelum India described a United Presbyterian Church mission journey of 11000 miles by water and hundreds by land. The talk, with 100 stereopticon views, told of hardships and eager audiences among 6000000 people under the fear of fever in the district.
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Ture
Emma Dean Anderson
Jhelum
India
United Resbyteria Hurch
Nise Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
America
United
Ohio Supreme Court Docket Listings for Several Cases
A compiled list shows multiple cases including Lug Motter v. Avery Ma ae No. 6762 John Messner v S M Humphrey as administrator of Josiah Messner No 5758 Valentine Gardner v John M Oberly No 5754 Freeman Lowers v ise W Graham and Geo Settle No 5755 Joseph Butler v John Geiselman and John Butler Mast No 6749 Shmbel Ewing vs b C siga and games Pershing and related notes The State of Ohio on relation of Lug Motter v Avery Ma ae No 6762 and related parties appear in the docket listings with names and administrative references.
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Shmbel Ewing
b./C. sigue
Pershing
Geo
Graham Hs
David Na
State of
Ohio
Lug Motter
Avery Ma
John Messner
S. M. Humphrey
Josiah Messner
Valentine Gardner Ve
John M. Oberly
Freeman Lowers
Ise
W. Graham
Geo. Settle
Joseph Butler
John Geiselman
John Butler
Death of William Beam in Mt. Eaton hayloft fall
Correspondence from Wooster reports William Beam aged about 75 died after a fall from a hay mow about 12 feet to the barn floor near Mt. Eaton Ohio. He lived with his brother Jonathan Beam and died about an hour after the accident despite medical assistance. The blow to his head was heavy on the right side.
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Mr. Eaton
William Beam
Marshell
Beam
Jonathan Beam
Mt. Eaton
DEDICATING A NEW CHURCH IN FREDERICKSBURG
Correspondent from Wooster reports a large Sabbath gathering in Fredericksburg for the dedication of the Disciple church. The building committee earned praise. donations and subscriptions topped 3000 dollars, covering the church debt. Attendees included L Everhard and wife, Geo Blough and family, Joseph Hler and wife, and many travelers. A severe hail storm accompanied the day, with hailstones as large as hazelnuts.
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Fredericksburg
New Disciple
L Everhard
Wooster
Geo. Blough
Fadsworth
Medina County
Joseph Iler
Dalton
May Alden Ward outlines Goethe lecture in Wooster series
May Alden Ward delivered the fourth of her parlor lectures on French and German literature at Mrs. Garcy W. Kauke's home. She portrayed Madame de Staël with vivid insight and declared Goethe among the top four world writers. Attendance grew as nonmembers joined, and next sessions will cover Schiller and Hugo with Sand featured soon.
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May Alden Ward
Madame de Staelti
Lamartinesi
May
Alden Ward
Garcy W. Kauke
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Shakspeare
Schiller
Goethe
Victor Hugo
George Sand
Women's Clubs of
Wooster
Frederick Schuch Dies After Illness in Wooster
Frederick Schuch died Sunday morning April 29 after weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. Born May 8, 1824 in Jesse D’Amstadt Germany, he came to America in 1845, lived in Worcester then Loudonville, finally settling in Wooster for over 30 years. He ran a grocery and restaurant and represented several fire insurance companies, gaining wide local respect for integrity and generosity. He was a charter member of Morgen Stern Lodge Knights of Pythias and served in many lodge roles. He leaves a wife and seven children all residing in Wooster. Funeral services were held at his home with Morgan Stern Lodge Knights of Pythias in attendance and initial rites by Jay C Schaffer of the German Evangelical church. Pallbearers included Leonard Saal, Jacob Schopf, George Kreiger, Frederick Kaltwasser, George Stark and Philip Young. Relatives from Loudonville attended, including Mrs Simon Bolley and others.
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Frederick Schuch
Andenheim
Jesse D
Wayne County
Morgen Stern Longe Knights of Pythias
Emil Podlich
Josh Schuch
Geo W. Chase
Kenry Schuch
John Schwoebie
Charles Smith
Wittsburg Avenue
Jay C Schaffer
German Evangelical Church
Morgan Stern Lodge Knights of Pythias
Leonard Saal
Jacob Schopf
George Kreiger
Frederick Kaltwasser
George Stark
Philip Young
Loudonville
Simon Bolley
Amanda Bolley
Emil Bolley
Frank Young
Joan Derrenberger
Wm. Young
Wmoung
Geo, Young
Adam Young
McHatton
Harry Horg
Theta Nu Epsilon
A. Clark
Ed Waltzley
H. J Johnson
Fred McKinney
Carey Gregory
Nevada
Bucyrus
Kauke Chapel
Hopkins
Western Reserve University Law School
Cleveland
Nellie Broono
Emersydn School of Oratory
Eston
Massachusetts
Wooster University
Perrysville
Il, KX. Ketchum
Trnstees of
Medical College of the University
Groveland
Laghevening Ile
Wooster
College Building Association
Theiversity
Medical College
Clevelan
Ketchum
J H. Stoll
Uncalled Letters at Wooster P. O. Week Ending April 28 1894
List of uncalled letters including Laura M Bowman Mary H Caldwell Grace W Royder WC Longway Timothy The Wooster Corset. Advertised letters must state they are advertised and date of advertisement. Signed Joun F Marcuann If M.
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In the Wooster I
Bowman Laura Mower
Mary H. Caldwell
Grace W Royder
WC Longway
Timothy the
Northern Middle Section Weather and farm report 1894
NORTHERN SECTION The week was warm and fair with light frosts on the 26th and 27th. Local showers on the 2nd and 27th. Farm work advanced. potatoes planted in good condition. corn ground prepared and much planted. Wheat oats and grass growth rapid. oats nearly all sown. clover promising. fruit blossoming and improving. meadows good. stock turned out. gardens progressing. Republican notes and local news included. Science and agriculture bulletins issued by Ohio Weather and Crop Service with director L N Bonham and observer Charles M Strong.
Wooster Faculty Triumph Forestalls Seniors In Rain Havoc
A Wooster University baseball game ended in the sixth inning due to hail and rain with the Faculty leading 20 to 15 over the Seniors. The contest was played on the campus east field rather than the new athletic park with notable batting by Black and Truesdale, and Compton’s fielding highlighted the stoppage after two outs in the seventh. Nearby notes include a farewell event at Willard Hall and campus announcements.
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Seniad
Ame
Fettera
Work
Gillam
Jack
Myers
Truesdale
Cheatham
Compton
Hehoteguy
Setters
Dedgeon Elder
Black
Kehoteguy
Bkebpteguy
Odd Fellows Memorial Services Mark 76th Anniversary
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of America observed their 76th anniversary with religious services led by Grand Chaplain J. C. Kauffman at the Tabernacle Lutheran Church in Wooster. About 150 members gathered, the sermon reflected covenants and brotherly love, stressing duty to God, charity, and toleration within lodge life. The address urged practical application of brotherly love and warned against selfishness and jealousy, praising acts of charity by Odd Fellows in times of distress.
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Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of America
B Order
Great Brotherhood
Wooster and Fellows
Tabernadie Lutheran Church
Ry. J.C. Kauffman
Wadsworth
Ohio Odd Bellows
Irinally
Order
Joni Land
Lacey
Stev. W. W. Criley
Kauffman
Kanff- Wan
Orrville
Lutheran Church
Odd Fellowship Whisod Church
Orrville Lodge
I O.O.F
Rebekah
Strauss and Griffith Hall
Why Did He Leave A Shoemaker Vanishes From Bloomburg Store
Enich employed a shoemaker named Albert Oman from Bloomburg Pa. Oman proved industrious and well liked. He left his boarding place the Nation House Friday morning presumably for the store. Muschenich reached the store at his usual hour but Oman was missing. He left no items missing from the store though all extra clothing, hot pipe, and tools remained there. Little is known of Oman besides his claim to Sincelantose William Musch-
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Enich
Albert Oman
Bloomburg
Oman
Nation House
Muschenich
Mushhenich
Bhaii
William Musch
West Salem Council No 168 Meets for Degrees
The West Salem Council No 168 held its meeting Friday evening after routine business. The degree work on Virtue Liberty and Patriot was completed to the satisfaction of all present. Speaker Smith of Wooster and Barnett of Apple Creek gave notable talks, drawing a large attentive crowd before adjournment to unite with Congress Council No 208 at their next meeting.
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Kepriblican
West Salem
Jr OU
Wayne Courty
West Salem Council
Bro Smith
Wooster
Iro Barnett
Apple Creek
Congress Council No 208
Eternal Home Remembered in Wooster Service for John Koble Jr
A Monday service at the Methodist Episcopal church memory of John Koble Jr of Wooster who died recently in Chicago under distressing circumstances. The Wayne Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics attended with the family. Rev. W A Dawson delivered the sermon focusing on eternal life and the building of God. The narrator recalls belief in a heavenly house and offers condolences to the bereaved widow and family.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
John Koble Jr
Wooster
Chicago
Ill
Wayne Council
Order of United American Mechanics
W. A. Dawson
St. Paul
Jegna
Jesus Christ
John Keble
Grand jury in Curiaco probes mayoral election frauds
The April 26 report says the grand jury now in session is seeking frauds in last fall’s special mayoralty elections. Democrats accuse members of aiding Republicans aiming to count in George B. Swift as mayor. A plan to summon a special grand jury to indict the regular jury is said to be forming.
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Curiaco
George B. Swift
Trial of Gr hief Rg tonten of xa Crpar
Trial proceedings note unclear details from a fragmented OCR item. Names and locations are partially readable, with no clear outcome or dates. Further text missing prevents a concrete summary or identification of parties involved.
Fragmentary newspaper items from April to May events
A chaotic prison farewell interrupted by a warden and deputy clash in a chapel, with prisoners involved. A major landslide near Quebec destroys farms, killing twelve. In Norwalk a coal seam is found 250 feet deep on the Webster farm, the first coal bed in the area with Wadsworth, Medina county as the nearestCompared, arousing excitement.
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Cortnets
Playford
Stackhage
Stackhouse
Norwalk
Claml Gus
Phaon Webster
Wadsworth
Medina County
East Liberty Livestock and Market Prices Report
CATTLE receipts liberal with light demand amid unsettled business. prices steady to varied. Prime to good cows and heifers range $2.80 to $4.00. beef cattle on par with last week. HOGS receipts light, markets up to 15 cents higher. best Philadelphia hogs $50.25 to $71. Best Yorkers $36.55 to $60. Best sows $5.25 to $6.30. heavy sows $5.00 to $5.50. SHEEP and lambs in fair supply with steady demand. wooled yearlings and lambs at $4.00 to $4.10 for extras. calves $3.90 to $4.00. spring lambs $4.00 to $8.00. Vegetable and staple prices listed for grains and seeds, including wheat, rye, corn, oats, flour, barley, clover seed, seed timothy, salt, and other farm goods. Market notes indicate unsettled business conditions affecting overall activity.
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Woostrre
Frick & Tyler
East Liberty
Springer
Philadelphia
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