Readable fragments from Wednesday Democratic rally and court case
A jumble of OCR text describes a Wednesday Democratic rally with posters and flavor notes, a regular meeting at Dr. John A. Gwad's home, and various attendees. The piece also mentions a court case, possible trial details, and lists several names and local places,. the writing is fragmentary and interleaved with corrupted phrases.
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Kehapla
Frederickdborg
Stilivio
Congress
Democratic Pan
Sguin
Inigortka
Cuta
Ovat
John
A. Gwad
Alserg
Ania £. George
Wobdmen of the World and Local Meeting Notes
Fragmented text notes a meeting related to women and world issues, with references to GA and MO states, dates, and local figures. Mentions Bethel and Wooster, attendance plans, and a discussion of canal or editorials, but many words are garbled.
Personal items and visits in Wadubstoy region
Local personals note residents and visitors including J.C. stove sod ip, daisy Lant in Holmeghounty, Enosva Hiveryman in Auhland, B. L. Ternal of Alliance, lawrence from Atlanta, Ezra Johnson of Warren, John Huston Jr. of Millersburg on legal business, David Myers moving, Will McClelland heading to Toledo to canvass for building loan stock, and several others from Chicago, Livingston, Orrville, and nearby towns attending events, conventions, or residing briefly.
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Wadubstoy
W. C. Myers
Sénthe
J.C. Stove
Daisy Lanting
Holmeghounty
Auhland
Archer
B. L. Ternal
Alliance
Motive Powers
Pennsylvania
LO Lawrenay
Atlanta
D. Hatfield
Bowdan Streat
Haas
Ezra Johnson
Warren
Indiana
John Huston Jr
Millersburg
David Myers
Bruce Taylor
Beall Avenues
J. Allen Smith
Cleveland
Wooste
Edtric Lignt Co
Will McClelland
Toledo
Anle
Bos Esp
Wooster Woodmen form new camp in Shreve
In Shreve Wooster Camp Modero Woodmen of America instituted a new camp. Officers named include Venerable Quogol and Dr K, with notable local members listed. May 19 was announced for Fidid Day exercises. additional events reference students and school music recitals.
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Wooster
Modero
Shreve
Ber
America
Quogol
Taui
W Sardsey
Idof
Loy Millhauker
Willig
Paub
Eacorty
Hoss
Frank Ackatrain
Will Long
Win
Duuele
Frase Fulpo
J. W. Bro Pillard Steinmetz
Wl Aurat
Clark Gatmer
Jaco Archaud
David I
Allen's Poot Ense of al sywoll lLantly take error
Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable sequence with names and numbers. The readable bits suggest an event or person action but lack coherent details for a factual summary.
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Allen
Adopted Republican slate announced for city offices
A new Republican ticket was adopted at the mayor's office, naming Inkerton James E Snyder and Hairy rapstetter for vice president and other directors. The committee is working and hopes to report definite plans soon.
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Wedesday
Jablican
Ayor
Dalerod
Leah
Inkerton
James E
Snyder
Hairy Rapstetter
Sekeer EK
Dix
Ebroies HL
Miller
Taylor
Arty McClarray JT
Janes P
Charies Jasates Palaket
Hays
Memorial Day Committees Named by G A R Post 183
Lists committee appointments for Memorial Day events by G A R Post 183 with Garry as chairman and Rev F Ank as president. Names cover flowers flags music transportation monument speaker’s stand and program, including McClar an McKinney Branatetter Jeffries and others.
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Givem Post
Garry
Harry Mclarran
A. Branatatr
Andrew Trank
John Buiessing
O. Reebe
Ecretary
J. H. Kauge
M. L. Sovyser
Ladies’ Ferret Corps
Harry McClaran
A. Trynk
W. Robison
C. H. Haslar
Jacob Long
Mesdames Phil Kliserman
H. McClarrnn
A. Branatetter
C. W. McClure
Electric prank burns Newkirk at Prairie house collapse
In Prairie on a May evening a prank with electricity struck Newkirk as he stood by a house under repair. A bolt ripped through clothing and skin, burning neck to buttock while the roof sparked and the frame split. Fisher and Aytsworth aided. Newkirk survived with a stiff, gore-scarred night.
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Prairie
Myman J. Newbirg
W J. Aytsworth
Jack Fisher
Mr. Aytsworth
Newkirk
Fisher
Aylaworth
Nanwkirk
Hamsa
Mr. Newkirk
Eletric Bitters credited with saving life in Philadelphia man
A Philadelphia resident John Oliver recalls a severe illness described as yellow skin overtake and body pains. After three doctors gave up, he tried Electric Bitters and saw quick improvement. He credits the remedy with saving his life and urges others to try it despite no guarantee. The note mentions travel plans and local line schedules.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Transient merchants arrested over license violations
Police, acting on a warrant from the Probate Court, arrested Philp Bernstein Louie Kessall Chas. B. Lebengold Harry Vogel H. M. Hess and others for selling fire damaged clothing and footwear without proper local and state licenses or endorsements. The charge cites sale without Mayor or City Clerk endorsement and without state license display. The case, with Cincinnati ownership claimed and a $100 fine on conviction, awaits Judge McClarran’s action as Auditor Packinpaugh reviews taxed stock.
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J. McCoy
Depoy
Arthur Garver
Propate
Philp Bernstein
Louie Kessall
Chas. B. Lebengold
Harry Vogel
H. M. Hess
Rosenbaum
Howard Room
East Liberty Street
Weygandt
R.J. Smith
W. T. Pecklepaugh
Kevtsen
Cincinnati
Bernatein
Charles Schengold
Smith
Schengold
McClarran
Packinpaugh
Harp case details underline clerkship fault lines in Oklahoma
The report outlines examiner findings on records of W F Harp former clerk of court in Oklahoma. It notes deputies handled journal work during Harns administration early in his term, with no personal involvement by Harn in case work. Harn refused further newspaper discussion but stated no personal conflict with Judge Hainer. he planned to move to Oklahoma City for real estate holdings.
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Ater
Oklahoma
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Har
Harn
Mel Harn
Keneas City Star
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Oklahoma City
Wayne County Records Deeds and Transfers Snapshot
Florian Schaffter, Recorder, lists numerous warranty deeds, quit claims, and administrator deeds in Wayne County. Transactions cover lots and acres across Orrville, Wooster, Congress, Paint Townships, and East Union. Amounts range from 50 to 3,000 dollars with numerous grantees including William Rice, David Hlackwood, and James Hall, among others.
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Gotlab Stahr
John L. Orviller
Maysville
Cletus KB. Holmes Et al
William Rice
Beres
Congress Township
Cretton
Wm. A. Berbert
Hannah Berbert
M. Abbie Plasterer
Wooster
John J. Lehman
Ashland & Wooster Hailway Co
Paint Township
Jan = K Gardner
David G. Hlackwood
Orrville
Annie Uber
Charles Kine
Alice M. Kine
John M. Steiner
Ashland & Wooster Railwy Go
D. B
Jaane M. Myera
Jonas N. Mowrer
Henry Hiner, Jr
Luther Z. Hiner
Chester Township
Albert E. Snyder
James L. Hall
James( Hall
Theunene
Rebecca J. Robinsop
Pleasant Ann Markie
Iota
Constant Markie
Pleasant A Markie
Wayne Township
Isaac Yatter
Sarah Ann Fraeze
East Union Township
John Lautenschlager Heire
John A. Lehman
John Geiger
Francis L. Lightfoot
David J. Leickheim
Solomon &. King
He King
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Remedy Testimony
Anne Carpenter of Brooklyn credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving a year old severe weakness causing dizziness stomach upset and nervous restlessness. After using the remedy she feels like a new woman and has recommended it to friends and her daughter who is improving.
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Cerree
Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anne
O. Carpenter
Gaanp ST
Brooklyn
Mrs Pinkham's Letters Signal Widespread Help in 1897
Over eighty thousand such letters were received by Mrs. Pinkham during 1897, a strong proof of her ability to help suffering women.
Wide Selection of Hardware and Mill Supplies Offerings
Over one hundred varieties displayed with emphasis on the Wind Engine and Hydraulic Ram Trade. Includes iron pipe fittings brass goods wind mill and steam fitter supplies plumber’s supplies light fastening machinery hardware specialties.
Portion of plastering falls at Griffin dry goods store
This afternoon a section of plastering about five by fifteen feet on the east side of the Griffin dry goods store fell from the ceiling to the floor, scattering dust and debris and narrowly missing a woman shopper. The incident loosened by winter rain and caused workmen to hasten cleanup.
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Griffin Dry Goods
Brittin
Community workers ready to serve patrons again
After several workmen labored Thursday night and most of Friday, the entire force is prepared to resume duties and meet patrons needs in the same helpful manner as before.
Ministers Tour Tuscarawas Classis Visit to Experiment Farm
Thursday's Daily reports ministers attending the Tuscarawas Classis of the Reformed church visiting the Experiment Station. They were welcomed by Prof. Thorne and shown the farm, expressing high satisfaction with the tour.
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Tuscarawas Classis
The
Reformed Church
Thorne
Repairman Guarantees Satisfaction for All Jobs
A terse notice from a repairman offering six years of experience and a guarantee of the best satisfaction on all kinds of repair work. The contact line ends abruptly with “Call at” suggesting incomplete information for a follow up.
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