Local items mix court, theater and society notes
Wooster daily notes a mix of court actions, entertainments, and local sightings. Mentions of J A Gann’s house repaint, a forthcoming Hi Henry’s Minstrels show, and memorial day plans lead a broad slice of town life with scattered name mentions and routine notices.
Leaders pledge aid and lawfulness amid unrest
In Neimati on May 4 ex President Ben urged members of the chamber of commerce to back reform, saying wealth energy and enterprise would aid the current pressures. He warned a league opposing lawlessness would be supported from constable to president. In Cleveland on May 4 two Presbyterian reports, majority and minority, will be shown to the general assembly. the majority intends to push Waller control of seminaries over voluntary schools.
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Ohio appoints R H Hayman to Antwerp exposition post
Governor McKinley named Hon. R. H. Hayman to represent Ohio as a commissioner at the Antwerp International Exposition. Hayman, a Democrat from Scioto County and the party’s nominee for the county’s representative last autumn, was taken by surprise by the appointment and is en route to Europe to receive his commission upon arrival in Antwerp.
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Street railroad incorporated with capital stock
The street railroad is incorporated with a capital stock of 100000 dollars. Directors named include Godfrey Deffler Edward me 8 E Barlow Charles Ieffler George Tamey and others. Twenty one thousand dollars of the capital stock has been paid in. The article records a meeting at Sait O May 4 The Electric company is noted.
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West Salem and surrounding towns gossip and change
Local notices report new iron work on bridges near Burbank and home renovations by John Teed and Hartman family. Edits show Joseph McConnel buys property on High street Doylestown, council debates taxes and fire equipment, and many visits and moves among residents across Dalton Paulding West Salem and surrounding communities.
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Fragments Describe Theft At Obl and Family Home
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a break in at Obl and a family home. Thieves reportedly took $60 cash after midnight and left cases and shoe boxes ransacked while seeking a missing item. Names and places are unclear.
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Bicycle Collision Near Seville Involves Two Riders
On the Chippewa bridge in Seville Ohio a late night bicycle crash injured Dague Johnson of Westfeld township Medina county and Kinney, who rode separate bikes. Johnson, found insensible, died later at home after doctors failed to revive him. Six youths were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Wooster News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Visitors
A collage of Wooster area notes from Neighbors columns mentions Annie Taggart of Orrville visiting John Fitch, L R Critchfield at circuit court, and Ben and L D Cornell attending court. Reports from Massillon, Ashland, Seville, Millersburg, and other towns cite visits, ill health, new ventures, and a Wooster-based news depot plan.
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Cedar Street
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Harry
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New York City
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Canal Street
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Ashland
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Wooster Chronicle notes and student events mix in May
In Wooster May events mix university notes with student activities. Willard Hall Farewell meets guests in a packed hall while senior and junior exercises, a Be triumphant play, and Cooking Club performances reflect campus life. Alumni activities and upcoming concerts also appear.
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Knightly Pilgrimage to Orrville for Ascension Day
Wooster Commandery Sir Knights and their ladies traveled by train to Orrville to attend Ascension Day services hosted by Cedar Lodge No. 43 F and M. A reception at Masonic Hall preceded a 3 p.m. church service, 7 p.m. dinner, and an evening program with speeches, music, and toasts celebrating Masonic fellowship and hospitality.
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Mountain Iron clash as miner strike turns violent
May 1 Dutty reports marshal suppresses a disturbance at Mont ai when Mat Matson threatens him with a revolver. Free shoots Matson twice, likely fatally. Mob of 1200 heads toward Mountain Iron to lynch Free. militia under Gliff Showey removes him to safety. Tension and possible bloodshed as Company H may be sent to reinforce. In Blue Island, May 5, brickmakers threaten Purington works. sheriff protects non union workers. deputies deter strikers with Winchesters, preventing bloodshed.
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Cleveland May Day riot spurs militia call and clashes
On May 2 hundreds to thousands of unemployed Cleveland residents marched in a May Day procession through Superior Street. Rioters clashed with police, firing shots and damaging factories as crowds pursued leaders toward the Abbey viaduct. Police dispersed the mobs with forced arrests and a large show of force as authorities warned against further street disturbances.
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Military Army in Homestead Pa Arrives From Pittsburg
Colonel Galvin leads 219 members of the United States Industrial Army through Pittsburg and into Homestead to set up camp at the old figure estate. Police and city officials scramble to arrange reception while Galvin seeks work for the unemployed and opposes immigration and land issues. The march began after a special Baltimore and Ohio train and the force moved toward Homestead by late afternoon with uncertain plans for departure.
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Fragmentary court ruling clears warden from state home
A garbled mid May report states the supreme court entered judgment ousting Warden Parself from the State Home of Correction. It mentions political figures and a governor, with unclear location names and dates, but indicates a formal removal action and court involvement.
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Honey of Figs advertised as superior laxative in Wooster ad
An advertisement touts 50 doses of Honey of Figs, a concentrated fig extract claimed to cure constipation and other ailments. It warns buyers to demand the product from the Fig Honey Co and discourages druggists from selling inferior syrups, endorsed by Laubach and Hoyd as Wooster agents.
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