Wooster Reader Advocates Kidney Cure Doctrine
A Wooster resident explains kidney ache as the cause of backache and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief. The testimonial cites W Woolman of 3 South Wal Hut Street calsomimer and his wife noting head pain, back pain, kidney symptoms, and improved energy after use. Foster Milburn Co. promotes Dean's as U.S. agents with Zimmerman & Co. drug store selling units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Fou
Mr. W. Woolman
South Wal
Calsomimer
Dean
Zimmerman & Co
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road Tickets to Lancaster Expired
Very low rates to Lancaster Ohio offered May 50 and 7 by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Excursion tickets from all local Ohio stations to Lancaster at one cent per mile in each direction. Tickets valid for return by May 10, 1908. For details contact N Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Baltimore & Onto Railroad Company
Department of Ohio
Baltimore
N. Austin
Chicago
Ill
Teachers seek higher salaries across Stark and Wayne counties
Stark and Wayne county teachers petition school boards on salaries and related matters after a Saturday meeting of the Stark and Wayne County Teachers association in Alliance. A committee led by John Savor ris, Charles Haupert, and J. B. Mohler was appointed to draft resolutions for city village and township boards, with a report expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Wayne County
Stark and Wayneri-County
Teachers’ Association
Alliance
John Savorris
Alliance Schools
Charles Haupert
Wooster Schools
J. B. Mohrer
Orrville Schools
Reddy
Confirmation at St Marys Catholic Church by Bishop Horstman
A class of 39 was confirmed Thursday at 9 30 am by Right Rev Ignatius Frederick Horstman bishop of Cleveland. Candidates include Andrew Grassmann John Francis Ellspermann Clarence Mulhellan John Francis Wepler Carmine Masgu ro Edward Michaelttiggérald Ignatius Shay Otto Riffel alossair Angonats Tas Zarlengo George Joseph Marshall Richard Thomas Larders Charles Schafer William Manson i Martin Joseph Roberts Michael Pattick Murphy and others aged twelve to twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ignatius Frederick Horstman
Cleveland
Andrew Grassmann
John Francis Ellspermann
Clarence Mulhellan
John Francis Wepler
Carmine Andrew Masguro
Edward Michaelttiggérald
Ignatius Shay
Otto Anthony Riffel
Alossair Angonats
Tas Zarlengo
George Joseph Marshall
Richard Thomas Larders
Charles In Schafer
William Bernard Mansoni
Martin Joseph Roberts
Michael Pattick Murphy
Helen Genevieve Kelley
Mary Catharine
Teresa Marahball
Helen Catharine Landers
Margaret Alice Massoni
Clara Augusta Herpel
Ottilia Grace Kupper
Grace Sophia Buchholz
Catharine Johanna Ellspermann
Mary Eva Straub
Barbara Frances Brand
Gertrude Anns Callarhan
Catherine Eizabeth Maby
Magdaléné Jacobs
Margaret Christina Schaefer
Mary Eve Mulhollan
Emma Serhie Cusack
Mery Covise
Mr Pasqua
Mary Terese Callaghas
Ecilin Zarlengo
Anna Mary Schaefer
Feizabet Lueke
Kaan Wepler
Susan White
Electric storm damages telephones in Reftley afternoon
An afternoon electrical storm in Reftley burned out numerous telephones, rendering many lines useless and disrupting communication services across the town. Local crews assess the damage and begin temporary fixes as residents report continued outages.
Mansfield promoter in Massillon to discuss railway bid
C W French of Mansfield, promoter of the Richland and Mahoning railway, was in Massillon yesterday for a conference with local citizens on the project. The railway is now regarded as an assured act.
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Massillon
C. W. French
Mansfield
Richland
Partnership Dissolved at Garrett and Steinmetz Grocery
The Garrett and Steinmetz firm dissolved Friday morning as J A Garrett bought out Cloyd V Steinmetz interest in stock. Garrett continues the business as before while Steinmetz remains in the city with plans for future steps undecided.
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J. A. Garrett
Cloyd V. Steinmetz
Frm
Garret & Steinmetz
Garrett
Steinmetz
Century Club Meeting Discusses Denominations
The Century club met Tuesday evening at Rev H W Lowery’s home on West North street. Kev S M Glenn read a paper on Tenomin nationdlam and Church Federation arguing that different creeds are essential and that interchurch bitterness has lessened as all seek the common good. An extended discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
H W Lowery
West North Street
Kev S M Glenn
Tients
Divorce Sought by Wife in McClarran & Jones Case
Mrs. Margaret A Jones files for divorce from Carl Wilson Tones in La Warne County Court of Common Pleas alleging neglect of life needs due to idleness, extreme cruelty including fist beating and vile name calling, and seeks alimony and child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClarran & Jones
la Warne
Like a Drawing Men Five Soars and Dyspepsia Cure
An 19th century letter from Geo. S Marsh of No vena Tex describes severe dyspepsia and failed remedies, claiming Koedol digests digestive juices and cures indigestion. It asks readers about Green August Flower results, offers a free book, and urges trying a bottle first. The notice cites G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey and health testimonials.
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Geo. S Marsh
Laubach & Erd
zZimmerman &D Dk
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N. J
S.S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Survival of Fittest Says Active Competition Is War
Chicago on May 3 James J Hill argues that government attempts to curb railroad rates by injunctions are a futile subterfuge. He distinguishes between two competition forms active war and the true law of active competition, urging cheaper legit rates for shippers and railroads. He warns against rebates and secret rates as ruinous practices.
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Chicago
James J Hill
United States Circuit Court
Hill
Wooster Glass Plant Plans Advance Despite Site Delays
Massillon Independent report notes H F Pocock expects to visit Wooster within days to finalize building plans for a new Wooster glass plant. Site selection from multiple options delays progress while a silica sand source is sought, with a May 15 ground breaking and about 200 workers anticipated. Pocock will oversee both Massillon and Wooster operations, and a second shift has begun to meet demand for lettered ware.
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Glass
H. F. Pocock
Wooster
Massillon
Masa
H F. Pegock
Pary
University Notes and Upcoming Events at Dalton Campus
University notes detail stalled work on the academy building, remarks by Prof W J B Strong, and a Dalton address for graduates on May 23. Supt Frank March reports a class of eight graduated at Zanesville with four women and four men. Akron supports university rebuild funding as B W Robinson and James Baldwin send eight inch sewer pipe for new structures. Ohio State University to play here next Saturday. Dr George Stewart will preach May 11 at the university chapel. Miss Julia Bechtel to give piano recital May 9 at 7:30 with Mr George Allen Brewer and Mr George Schwartz assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. B. Strong
Dalton
L. C. Knight
Congress
Frank March
Zanesflela
Akron
Holden
B. W. Robinson
James Baldwin
Esac
Ohio State University
George Stewart
Auburn Theological Seminary
Julia
Cured After Fourteen Years Suffering with Sciatic Rheumatism
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal reports fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism ended after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says relief was immediate and lasting, urging readers to obtain the liniment from druggists. Also mentions Dr Thomas' Electric Bitters as a life safeguard.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Drivers
A historical ad claims constant motion jars kidneys causing trouble for travelers trainmen drivers and others. It asserts Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens kidneys and cures kidney and bladder disease with a testimonial from Geo H Hansan locomotive engineer in Lima Ohio and references to Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman & Co.
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Danogerous
Folay
Geo
HH. Hansan
Eagineer Lima, O
Foley
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Greenville NJ Reader Praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Remedy
A Greenville New Jersey letter from Mr C E Cook complains of long standing bilious headaches and indigestion and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup as a helpful remedy after trying many treatments. The misspelled note reflects 19th century health advertising rhetoric and personal testimonial.
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Greenville
C. E.cook
Caldwell
120th Regiment Reunion at Ashland June 3 1902
The thirty fourth annual reunion of the 120th regiment will be at Ashland on June 3, 1902. Lieut J P Van Nest of Wooster sends circular inviting citizens and old soldiers to attend. The program includes society business, addresses, recitations, music, dinner, and a camp fire. Noted speakers from Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland will attend along with daughters of the regiment and the Ashland Military Band performing stirring patriotic music.
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Ashland
J. P. van Nest
Wooster
Sei Ee
John S. Petty
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Fred S. Moffett
Martin
Slocum
W. Slocum
Hamlin Speigel
M. M. Speigel
Joseph Speigel
Chicago
B. Stanton
Cincinnatiz
John C. Gill
Cleveland
J. M. Baer
Appleton
Wisconsins
Ashland Military Band
Wayne County Real Estate Deeds and Administrators' Actions
Numerous transfers of property in Wayne County adjourned to L A Holm, Cornelius Harrington, Kate Deer and others with amounts ranging from 1 to 6,500 dollars. Administrators' deeds record Wellhouse transferring a Doylestown lot and a receiver's deed covers Shreve parcels. mayor to urge cleanup as city officers prepare to tour.
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Wooster
J. W. Derthie
L. A. Holm
Rittman
Harry W. Sollenberger
Cornelius Harrington
East Union Township
Samuel C. Lytle
Orrville
D Swan
T. W. Orr
G.G W. Davidson
Adam A. Keister
Shravin
Leander Funalmen
Sarah E. McCoy
Burbank
James H. Fisher
Joseph L. Bardin
Saltcreek
John H Wiley
N. A. Hubler
Congress Township
Edward M. Quinby
Kate A. Deer
Nicholas Wahley
Abnert G. Orr
Elizabeth Bechtel
Greene Township
Emma Cherry Colley
Benjamin F. Miller
R. Cook
Jacob Holmes
Mary
McDowell
John A. McDowell
Guy M. McDavwell
George PF. Wellhouse
Frederick Raser
J. J. Kist
Doylestown
R. J. Smith
Anti-Conspiracy Bill Passed Without Debate in House
Washington May 3 Ambassador Meyer granted 60 day leave of absence from Rome to return home and seek Republican nomination for Massachusetts seat. Gardiner, Lodge son-in-law, also a candidate. Bill aims to bar conspiracy charges for agreements among employers and employees in trade disputes and to limit restraints on commerce.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Ambassador Meyer
Rome
Meyer
Massachusetts
Moody
Gardiner
Senator Lodge
Europe
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina Red Shirts Debate Sparks Senate Row
In Washington on May 4 a senate clash arose after Mr Pritchard of North Carolina cited tactics in his discussion of the Philippine bill. He described the "sand cure" to intimidate opponents, while Mr Simmons denied such methods and defended Red Shirts as aiming to organize voters.
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Washington
Senate
Pritchard
N. C
North Carolina
Simmons
Red Shirts
Simons
House Passes Cuba Diplomatic Service Bill With Salaries
Washington May 3 the house approved a bill to provide diplomatic and consular service in the republic of Cuba. It specifies salaries of 10000 for a minister 2000 for a first secretary 1500 for a second secretary 6000 for the consular general at Havana and 3000 for the consulates at Cienfuegos and Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Republic of Cuba
Legation
Havana
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Lightning damages Quinby residence chimney during storm
Lightning struck the residence of J. M. Quinby on Friday tearing off a portion of the south side chimney. No injuries reported and property damage estimated. Police/fire units responded to the scene.
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J. M. Quinby
Estate appraisals and guardians filings in Wayne county
Executors and guardians filed inventories, appraisements, and final accounts for multiple estates including Jacob Frick, Angeline Halloway, and Esther Kilgore. Hearings set for June 6 and June 8. Warrant and orders issued for hospital transfer and real estate sales. Bond amounts and guardianship changes noted among numerous estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Frick
Wayne County
Louis Grasnawald
Fredericka Greenawalk
Willis Bishop
Sarah Ann Fertig
John Ramsey-Iper
Warren Ramsey
Henry Moser
M. L. Weiser
Angeline Halloway
Franklin Huffyoan
Massillon State Hospital
J. S. McCoy
John D. Axueatron
Esther Kilgore
Oye
William J. Crites
Loesenkch Callachan
Minishatan
Harvey S
C. B. Mower
Peter Mower
Wm. A Craig
Stephen Brown, Jr
Wm. A. Craig
Anne Aylesworth
Magdalena Conrad
Charles F. Conrad
John B. Nolin
Susan Nolin
Ross Funck
Eugene Carlin
Henry Overs
Thomas D. Dorland
John P. Dorland
Sarah A Fertig
A. Steiner
Lloyd Hursh
Elizabeth Kelly
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Rayard Ny Rayan
Walter Pierce
Guy Wilkes
Fair Grounds
W. Armstrong
Sehe Winkler Horse CO
Eem
Orrville, Ohio
Bi-County Institute
Wooster Catholic Church
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Nana Ness
Walt i Patel
Sidney
President Hill
University Notes
Thomas
Reunion
Wayne County Records
L. C. Franks
Barbara Dike
Morris
Pluto Township
David R. Houser
Plain
Martin Hughes
Abnerg Orr
Wm. J. Orr
Reno H. Critchfield
the Shrave Manufacturing Co
David K. Foltz
Shreve
CASH
Minister Meyer
Italy
Cuban Diplomatic Service
Perry Davis
Robert L. Adair
Joseph. Enke
Eneme —Co
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Proctor & Chail
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