Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement By Wooster Citizen
A Wooster resident, Mise Bagdon of 162 West Lipsity Street, touts Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from backache and headaches. She credits kidney-related symptoms for fatigue and leg pain, says Doan's gave prompt relief, and notes no recurrence. Pills sold by all dealers at 60 cents per box. orders via Koster Mond Co Buffalo NY, sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Ooster
Wooster
Bagdon
Zimmerman
Doan
Orina
Koster -Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Dewey era echoes and Filipino conflict rhetoric
Fragmented, error-ridden column mocks Dewey’s era, cites Youngstown Jones and Aguinaldo, notes Filipino fight and surrender notions, snipes at McKinley era politics, mentions Georgia lynchers and Henry Wattersop, and hints at Republican nominations and peace talks amid war talk.
Not Guilty Verdict In George Case At Canton
Special Dispatch reports Canton Ohio April 28 jurors returned a not guilty verdict after 28 hours deliberation in the George case. Mrs George greeted by supporters and thanked jurors as crowds gathered at the courthouse and Hotel Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Canton
George
Taylor
Herree
God
Ion Amilea
Jarg
Mrs. George
Conrad
Trial ends with brick attack on attorney Kenny
On April 26 in Bland, a long trial before Mayor Thomas ended sensationally as C J Kenny, for the town, clashed with defendants David sod Jacob Clare. Kenny was struck by bricks after the courtroom melee, suffering a severe injury. The defendants were found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
David Sod
Jacob Clare
Aaliooniste
Whisksey
Amos Meadl
Wooater
Thomas
C J. Kenny
Clint Buantaio
Huntato
Kenny
John Wannamaker and Politics in a Loog Gama
John Wannamaker of Jennay I vinis hints at advertising prowess but misses the political point as he plays a long game. The speaker suggests Wannamaker’s patience and strategy in political maneuvering may outlast immediate reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wannamaker
Jennay Ivinis
Mary
Letter to Republican Printery prints disjointed plea
In a misspelled plea dated April 27, 1899 a reader writes to the Republican printer with apologies to Mr Aylworth. The letter references a check credited to an account and mentions a description to DAILY REFUCELI CAN, with garbled lines about a home letter and daily notes. The fragmentary text shows names and partial phrases, offering a glimpse of contemporaneous concerns.
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Aylaworth
TooLepo
Not Even Sick Perfectly Well Man Reported Down With Smallpox
A garbled Daily Frank Langell report states Morriand’s former pilot is down with smallpox and declared well by Dr A H Hunt of Webster. Charles Langell in Wooster spoke with his brother and Health Officer Barrett about possible quarantine. Residents near Morriend reportedly fear a surge from neglected colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Langell
Neer Morriend
Grim Reaper Claims Local Resident After Long Illness
William H. Bygts, 42, of Cilatog sie nehip, died Wednesday at 4 p m after a long illness. A well known figure in Wonster. He is survived by his wife and a daughter. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m from the church 1 1/2 miles east of Sherye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bygts
Bggs
Wonster
Ard
Hela
Shhaffer
Tre Rudyter
Sherye
Marriage ends in divorce after twenty five years
Mrs Grace Harry has filed for divorce from John Harry in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas citing willful absence since last year. They wed in April 1874 and have three children. She seeks alimony custody and restoration of maiden name. Harry's whereabouts are unknown.
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Grace Harry
Butier
A. J. Thomas
Wayne Coan- Court of Common Pleas
John Harry
Harry
Burglary at Hartman Residence Shocks Local Posture
A residence opposite High Street Jol was entered early Friday by breaking a window and removing a screen. Thieves entered the cellar and kitchen stealing a silver spoon a large cake and an ice cream freezer with about a pint of cream. Authorities suspect the breakin was a prank on Miss Grace Hartman who hosted friends the previous night.
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Hartman
Grace Hartman
A House Warming for Thomas Geoghan at Waller ville
A large company celebrated the new home of Thomas Geoghan, day operator for the Pennsylvania Lines at Waller ville. Mrs. Geoghan hosted guests with music, dancing and feasting. Attendees included W H Kent, Alice Reynolds of Massilon, Margaret Mertz of Canton, A L Reet, E B Johnston of Orrville, J K Hartzler, J Heiks of Wellersville, Koloing, Effie Overholtz, Goldie Mertz, KH M Wim of Cooster, and others from Smithville and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Geoghan
Pennsylvania Lines
Wallerville
Aguinaldo Seeks Cease Fire as Philippine War Presses On
Washington reports Aguinaldo asked for cessation of hostilities signaling a potential surrender step. Officials hope for Philippine peace talks with Filipino congress while cautioning over terms and ensuring no bad faith gain during the approaching dry season. Transport ships and troops proceed to Manila as the fleet stays prepared, with volunteers praised for disciplined conduct and Medal of Honor consideration discussed.
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Aguinaldo
Washington
Army
Navy
Philippine Islands
Otis
Isa
Alger
Santiago
Aguin Ldo
Filipino Congress
Corbin
Philippines
San Francisco
Manilla
Navy Department
Iowa
China
Wheaton
Filipinos Not Surrender, No Cessation of Hostilities
A Manila dispatch denies reports that General Luna has surrendered and says commissioners have been sent to General Otis to seek a halt to fighting. The message states clearly that Filipinos have not surrendered and there is no cessation of hostilities.
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New York
Manilla
Luna
Otis
Philippine Casualties and Wounded Reported by War Department
A War Department statement lists 198 killed in the Philippines from Feb 4 to April 98 and 1,114 wounded, total 1,309. The report notes casualties as of April 29 and references broader wartime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Tragic case in Wayne County linked to Dr Kimber investigation
Coroner Schoffell investigates the death of a Wooster area woman amid rumors of poisoning. Witnesses report previous morphine use by Dr Kimber and a tense family connection to the Walner household. The coroner holds the woman’s sealed organs for analysis as police seek proof of foul play and await chemical tests.
Collegiate Games and University News Notes
The opening day feature was a freshmen versus sophomores baseball game with a lively crowd. Freshmen rallied in the seventh, took the lead in the eighth, and clinched a 20 to 20 tie as Preps chased a finish. The theater contest and a law student visitor from Perkasburg, WV, attended university events. Mrs. Garrett of Nashville oversaw Westminster Home duties during missionary gatherings. A Wooster visit by F G Maurer and a Portland visitor noted. Declamatory and oratorical contest set for Franke Chapel at 3:30 with a strong program planned.
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Diamond
Prsps
Freesh
Feault
Biaser
Sfinsran
C. D. Merrick
Perkersburg
W Va
Deseo
Universiy
Hisen
Scovel
Irving Literary Society
Alien Garrett
Nashville
Westminster
Hig Wees
Loyenberger
Prtrsho 2
F Gt Maurer
Lodi
Wooster
Nantel Boyd
Portland
Memorial Day Observance Plans For Given Post G A K
Members of Given Post G A K organize the annual Memorial Day event with Rev Fy Ankey of St Marys church to serve as President of the Day and Judge M Amyser expected to give the address. Committees to be formed at a meeting next week.
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Fy Ankey
St. Mary’s Church
M & Amyser
Croup Remedy Proved Effective in Cough Epidemic Claim
Norwood House proprietor states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his children’s whooping cough and severe coughing spells during an epidemic. The product is for sale by Latbach and Boyd on the Square.
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Chirrorp
Norwood House
Norwood, N
Latbach and Boyd
Dr Kutchia’s visit helps Wooster child recover
Mrs Sarah Eitnier of Wooster recounts her 1 year old Charley Eltnler’s severe nervous prostration and catarrh two years ago. After doctors gave up, a visit to Dr Kutchean, the rectal doctor, brought rapid improvement in three days and full recovery in a month. Free consultation offered at Yoder House on Wednesday.
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Charley Eltnler
Kutchin
Sarah Eitnier
Wooster
Kutcchia
Yoder House
Death Notice for David Berman in Franklin Township
Mrs Sarah wife of David Berman died at a late hour last night in the family residence in Franklin township. He was 67 years old and had been ill for a long time. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. with burial in Wooster Cemetery.
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Sarah
David Berman
Theamily Realdynes
Franklin Township
Wooster Cemetary
Lookout Mountain trip reports Civil War sights and views
A Wooster man chronicles a Chattanooga journey April 26 27 1900 detailing a Cincinnati to Chattanooga rail trip. He joins Marion Lawrence and a party visiting Missionary Ridge Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain inclines and sights. He notes weather, scenery, the Grand Hotel Read House, and the Lookout Inn atop the mountain.
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Srican
Anooga
Atlante Ga
Cincionat
Apene Oga
Tenn
Guy Ies
Jae
Grondanteresting
Aéconkot
Ocincinnati
Bnee
Penna Depot
Grand Hotel
Marion Lawrance
Tolédo
Ohio
Fredericksborg
Millersburg
Chattanooga
Read House
W.W. MelIntire
Jobo Chyureh Mafia Co
Cincin
Katt
Michigan
Canada
Mercional Cemetery
Missionary Ridge
Chickawaige
National Cemetery
Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Lookout Mountain
Wwe
Missionary Idge
Chickamangs Battlefield
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
Tennegee
North
South Carolina
Alpit Kuck
Mevathin
Jeff Davis
Table Rock
General Grant
Usedag & Simmer Resort
Looxout Inn
Reénry M. Stanley
George Bancroft
Ras Bib
Fragmentary note on Chattanooga landscape and climate
A partial excerpt describes Chattanooga as sparsely built and spread along the Tennessee River valley. It notes ordinary streets and lighting, but highlights the pleasant climate for the time, with a fragmentary signature indicating LAWRENCE.
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Widall
Chattanooga
Tennesees
Lawrence
The Brick Trust Rumor About Wooster Shale Brick Co
A Wooster Shale Brick Company officer denied rumors that a great brick trust was forming after Wooster Shale. He said the plant was asked to price, but no action was taken as stockholders were not favorable to the proposition.
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Golit
Great Brick Trust
Wooster Shale Brick Co
Shale Brick Company
Rod
Wooster Gun Club Sets Record At Practice Shoot
Wooster Gun Club members witnessed a local record broken when A. Luce hit 20 straight, surpassing a famed tally by Paul North. Luce’s 25 out of 25 at a snoo session impressed teammates as Fred Faber and others posted high scores.
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Wooster Gun Club
A. &. Luce
Paul North
Luce
Fred Faber
C. M. Taylor
Obas Bavard
W. A. Mougey
A. E. Luce
Faber
Taylor
Bevard
Moagey
Stavens
Mr. Ligee
Joe Miller Abelle
Lodge News and an Early Morning Marriage at St Marys
Hising Star Lodge confers Knights Rark on two candidates with refreshments and remarks from visiting members. Wooster Lodge and Daughters of Rebekah plan church services with full turnout. A wedding at St Marys Catholic Church joins Miss Mary Zarlengo and Mr Tiogo Zarlengo with a large audience and festive reception to follow.
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Hising Star Lodge
K. of P
Knights Rark& Wa
Waa Pers
Ught
Loudonyilte
Shreve
Smithville
Jerome
Villa
Wooster Lodge No
Daughters of Rebekah
Sandey
St .Mary's Church
Daly
Wong
St. Mary *Catholic Church
Kev Fr. Anklep
Mary Zarlengo
Tiogo Zarlengo
Celia Zarlengo
James Roberts
Wopre
Catherine Street
Waiting con artists lure churchgoers with baking powder prize
Residents recall a scam in which two smooth strangers posing as agents for a baking powder firm persuaded Methodist and Presbyterian churchgoers to sell goods for a promised prize. The ruse, carried out in bad weather, left many awaiting promised gifts while the impostors departed town. The powder proved only mildly effective and no further fraud reported.
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Thureday
BeDts OF
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Ithem
Existance
Lance Park
Methodiat
Chiatch
Water Works Board Sets Officers and Payment Policy
The Water Works Board met at City Hall to organize for the year electing Emil Peditch as president Dr J F Derr as vice president J Deer as secretary Vander Gelgelman as superintendent A resolution makes Albertson & Co the bank for rent payments If rents are unpaid after 30 days water will be turned off without notice The superintendent will devote time to engine work at the Bloomington reservoir rather than collecting rents
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Board of Water Works
Poliaing
Aisot
Emil Peditch
J F Derr
J. Deer
Vander Gelgelman
Bank of Albert Snope & Co
Gaigelmen
Bloomington
Seniors Entertained Last Evening as Baseball Season Opens
Last evening the seniors were delightfully entertained by Grace Hart at her North Market street home. The program featured a 0 wt leas Batche, solos by Tappsi and others, and a variety of piano and vocal numbers. The event drew both town residents and students who had worked weeks on selections under La Cohntecd. Notable performances included Mr. 38, T. Brown The Boat Race, Miss Fouche Leap Yeat Mishaps, and Miss Beth Price in pantomime.
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Mies Grace Hartmat J
Norh Market Street
Cook
Grocefia
Paul Tappsi
Lowell
Klake
Menearg al Terez
Beth Price
Graio-O food drink claims healthful nourishment
Doctors say avoid ordering coffee though it is not medicine. Graio-O is advertised as a new food drink made from po BINS with a seal-brown color like coffee and priced around 38 ud. It is promoted as a genuine nourishment containing nothing but nourishment. Ask your grocer for Graio-O.
Schools to Open After Smallpox Quarantine Ends
Fredericksburg authorities plan reopening as Board of Health and Board of Education agree. Exposed individuals who did not contract smallpox were quarantined. those infected are recovering. Schools will resume on May 2 after approval at last night’s meeting.
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Osm
A & Caen
Braidey
Tne Board of Health, At & Meat
Bkoara of Education
Fire Sweeps Rear of Block on Pittsburg Avenue
A fierce blaze at the rear of a building at Pittsburg Avenue and Hrogped streets, owned by Fred Baap, drew the Ore department at 10 this morning. Firefighters saved the upper structure with strong effort, and the property was insured in Dayton. The cause remains a mystery as doors were tightly closed.
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Daly
Dpik
Liberty
G.mers Tasuing
Wu Preparty
Pittsburg
Fred Baap
Effentive
Thuia
Dayton
My & Cb
Dandrufiane hair and scalp treatment advert
An old style advertisement claims Dandruffane cures landroff itching and dry scalp. It promotes use in bath or on children, notes a 25 cent box price and a 25 cent guaranteed refund if unsatisfied, with orders via Proc tor and Oh of Wooster Ohio.
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Selia
Gartencane
Mast
Hroorok & Ouail
Wooster
Ohio
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Jacoos Frick
Soh
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Wood Wilson
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Marshallville
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Fosthel
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Jesser
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Aguinside
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Bob Stgersol
Job
Henrt Wattersop
W. J. Bryan
Applausa
Ashland
Dr Woon
Norway
Fons Thureday’s Daily
Nichols-Shepard
Hugine
Pontainy
Nichols & Ard. CO
Battle Cresk
Mich
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Texas
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Hou
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Pel Waisner
Wayne Counti
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Maxssilion
Milly
Kimber
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Hardy
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Gret
Walsner
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Nore
Bud
Sanaffell
Cort
Batarday's Daily
the Grim Reaper
Dawages
Nest Cult
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the Brick Trust
Wooster Shale Brick Company
Gen Club
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Odd Fellows
Weother Widen
DHINK
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K Bucceande
A. S. Letman
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Rite A
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Nold Ave
Sotallpox
Fredericksburg
Treptone
coateHl
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Best Trust
Stuart
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Booker
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Chicago
Soner
Atrac
Republicant
Bryson
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