Fifth Circuit nominating convention details in Ohio
The article records a May 1 1902 meeting in Wooster Ohio of the Judais Committee and County Executive Committee delegates to nominate a circuit judge for the Fifth Circuit. It lists counties sharing representation and mandates credentialing and certification procedures for delegates. Includes notices about the paper industry, summer drink trend, and local weather as filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Rouse
Salaty
Cireate
Shalom
Legate
Ashland Coshocton
Morgan Morrow Muskingum Perrys
Richland
Tustarawas Warne
Fieda Var
Covention
Bho Evinnittvee
Na Atlon
Judais Commiitee
Mer Direatt
SLI Ty & CU Upham
Frank Taghiart
Secreta Wooster
Santos-Dumont Expresses Skepticism Toward Country
The excerpt notes Santos-Dumont criticizing the nation, noting there are many soft places to land. It presents a terse view of his faith or confidence amid unspecified circumstances. The fragment emphasizes his sentiment rather than a specific event or date.
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Santos-Dumont
Diplomatic mix up stalls president’s plans and trust shifts
Fragmentary text shows a confused report on a diploma event, a mixed drink trust, and a personnel shakeup. Names appear garbled with references to a president, H Clay Frass, William WaAtQuRPr Astor, and bold claims about Americans. The passage lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Local race rumors swirl as candidates emerge
Fragmentary notes suggest Jo Lentz declined a congressional run while Jehu shows resolve amid county party tensions. Community figures weigh prospects as a Democrat presence looms and political activity picks up across the region.
Untitled fragment hints at political clash and leadership
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a president named Havermyver or Havermeyer and a figure Lane in a contentious context. The garbled text also mentions sugar and tre dash teodel ietratone, suggesting economic or policy debate. No clear event or date is discernible.
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Tre Pan Us
Havermyver Toe Paw
Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippet
The article comments on pricing practices by a major group, hints at King Edward's continued wealth from earlier years, mentions General Miles possibly avoiding dismissal amid unrest around his speaking apparatus, and notes Herr Most’s repeated arrests for denouncing the government.
New York Plans 1.5 Million for Church Construction
New York will spend 1.5 million dollars for church construction this year. The project is described as modest and not large enough to suggest any influence from J Pierpont Morgan. The statement appears in connection with the church program and its funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ége
Theo
J. Pieront Morgan
Fragmented editorial notes mix satire and politics in 1900s style
A jumble of political quips and social commentary references beef trust taxes Aguinaldo and public figures. It notes early signals of strength after winter and critiquing legislators. The piece juggles names, places, and speculative ideas with a satirical edge.
Unclear clipped report from Washinoyotoo on Vermiral Rogers
Fragmentary cablegram from Vermiral Rogers hints at war status and payments. Mentions Huntington, Wese Vipinning, and Davis with an interview about Pupston, leaving questions about outcomes and averages.
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Mama
Washinoyotoo
Vermiral
WreesbTer Davis
Pupston
Pinafore presented by city talent in late May at Opera House
The Country People announce a comic opera H M S Pinafore or the Lass That Loved a Sailor Lad to be staged at the TV Opera House in late May by fifty prominent city players. The production is a coming event eagerly awaited by residents and country folk are invited to watch for the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lien Talent
Fee Allen
Akron
James Matty Cleveland
Edward Knoepp
Parnesville
Mary Lancaster
Cleveland
Kate Batty Tevot
Clnveland
Weand
Teeney
Wellington
Monraslater
Edward Hafly
Ador
Margaret Allen
Wayne County
Ghlo John Gingery
Toswit
Tue
Tania
Gory
Creston
Said Ayne County
Monroe Sister
Canaan Township
Said County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The notice lists marriages including Hofstetler and Emma Zuercher of Kedron Keward Bowman of Creston, and wupuseath of Upp nse. Howard Hess and Nancy Stauffer of Armie Tees Chas 7 Gigs of Ittman and Lillian Cirttich John Daible of Barberton and Mellie Ries of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keward Bowman
Creston
Wupuseath
Howard Hess
Nancy Stauffer
Armie _ Tees
Chas
Ittman
Lillian Cirttich
John Daible
Barberton
Mellie Ries
Clinton
Wooster Letter List No 18 May 5 1902
Wooster Ohio postal letter list shows names pending at the Wooster post office Monday May 1902. Names include JohnoS Adams Louis Ayenne Lee Baker Harris Miller Harry Miller B R Stowe J G Shanksmith Mrs Beryl Chapman Miss Rtosa Denison Mrs Susan Euins Mrs Kellie Hartle T L FLATTERY PM Advariltsa in TAR REPUBLICAN.
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Wooster
Johnos Adams
Louis Ayenne
Lee Baker
G_ Harris
Has. Miller
Harry Miller
R.stowe
J G Shanksmith
Beryl Chapman
Rtosa Denison
Susan Euins
Kellie Hartle
Minister's Busy Wife Endorses Peruna Cure
Mrs. Anna B. Fleharty, former WCTI superintendent in Galesburg Illinois and widow of a former Nebraska Wesleyan University president, credits Peruna with restoring health to both herself and her invalid daughter after years of fatigue and nervous symptoms. She notes improved appetites digestion sleep and general vitality and says she would not be without Peruna. The Perruna Medicine Company offers a free copy of Summer Catarrh by Dr Hartman to interested readers.
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Anns B. Fleharty
Galesburg
Ill
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
Seventh Street
Chicago
Flaharty
Peruna
Anna B. Pleharty
Hartman
Perrns Medicine Co
Columbus
Market Prices and Agricultural Notes in Wooster
The May 7 1902 market list covers dairy butter price 13¢ per dozen eggs, lard, shoulders and sides 5c, chickens per pound, turkeys ducks and other meats with assorted prices. Grain and stock prices for May 5 from Chicago show cattle values from good to prime and various stock categories with ranges. Also included are fruits vegetables and regional selling prices for items like apples, potatoes, onions, and maple syrup, with butter and egg quality classes noted.
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Chicago
Texas
Colonie
Maul el Otan
Rouch Et Sey
York State
Florida
Ohio
Hebrons
Havana
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Republican Printing Company
Lleny
Judicial Convention
Aat Steel
Amnstrous
Thery
H Clay Frass
Keke
Penson
William Waatqurpr
Astor
America
Joban Jo Lentz
Congress
Jehu
Stowe
Edward
Wales
Miles
Herr Most
Beef Trust
TF Congress
THEI
France
Wwea
Webster
Washington
Aguinaldo
Senate
Aggie
Northern Securities Companions
Knox
Aevvedt Lowts
Toledo
Bowlin
Hantingtoon
Wese Vipinning
Tas Sen
Pole Court
Hofstetler
Emma Zuercher
Kedron
T. L. Flattery, PM
Advariltsa
Wooster Markets
Ghain
M. Pobre
Rok
Funk Helgs
Funk Way
Ny County
Kdl
NOR Sale -Surrel
J. W. Naftger
John W Walter
Peckinpaugh
Verne County
Estate Natice
Kecuton
Orr
Ota
William C.ork
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Lytle
E.snyder
Irvine Lyvle
Minnie Ickes
Lattesbur
Deat
Denea Ver
K. Pittengersadie
Camp Gat Seams
Littasburg
Asheville
Bultiage & Ohio Railroad Company
Southern Baptist Convention
Oe Ae
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N
Austin
Gemini Passeger
Ss. P. Hartzler
Wellersville
Wayne Go
Foo
East Liberty Street
Gome
Glothing Company
One-Price Clothiers & Tailors
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