Wooster Daily notes various local happenings and weather
Saturday's issue records a mix of community items including a Monday May 18 school election, anticipated Democratic judicial convention on June 15, concerts at Cedar Point, court activity, local accidents and weather, a Buckeye post train to Columbus, school flag-raising, lightning strikes, livestock and poultry notes, and a detailed injury report on Levi Lerner from a horse incident.
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Mercury
Wooster
Boston
Bani
Cedar Point
Levi Netswanger
Orrville
Kaughman Township
Marshall
Garver
B. F. Zercher
Wilson Mack
East Union
Dowell
Melsinger
Court of Common Pleas
John Miler
Newp
Rtsburg
Osty
Wayne County
Ft Wayne
Mikey" Hunsinger
Lacy
South Side
Iard
al &&Che Mercury
Downing Block
Shoup & Co
Citypera House
Ap East North Street
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Mele
Lan & Sanborn
University
New Front Century Club
Wow Criley
North Market Stree
Congress
McClure
Gettleman
Frank Kutt
FE J Spyder
Buckley Post
Akron
Columbus
Pp. Fe. W
Mysterious misroutes and local trades reported in Wooster area
An erratic APRS message hints at a misrouted journey ending near Golden corners where Stuckey was found. Meanwhile H W Sayers bought boots and shoes in Geigey block, had the stock sent to Burbank, and James Fox sought aid after a railway accident, with Trustee Samuel Taylor arranging infirmary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Keselboro
Bkdward Radshaw
New S
Bid
J J Sullivan
Cleveland
Curtsside
Kuckere Street
Mullersburg
Ada Carr
Washretop
Cagitel
WoLsnyder
Wooster
Kingsmap
Frum Oullcourty
Monater Irtrefrown
Bowman Stree
Stuckey
Golden Corners
H. W. Sayers
North Walnut Street
J. H. Stoll
Marion
Burbank
Central
James Fox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel Taylor
Fox
Taylor
Shupe and Peckinpaugh Bankers open in Downing Block
Albert Shupe & Co., a new banking and brokerage firm, announce they will begin business on Saturday May 16 in the Downing Block corner room. The office features burglar proof safe, new oak counter with wire railing, and other modern financial fixtures. Albert Shupe and Weston T. Peckinpaugh will personally attend to all business and invite clients to call.
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Messrs
Albert Shupe
Son of Christian Geiger Held After Violent Attack
Christian Geiger Jr., about 23, son of Christian Geiger Sr., was brought to Wooster in bonds by four men after allegedly attacking his father with a hoe near Apple Creek. Officials say he appears insane or imbecile. no charges were filed. Geiger’s condition and motive remain unclear as he could not confirm details.
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Mra Eheefer
Los Angeter
Cal
Wooster
J S Keefer
New York
Hasepe Nive
Sadie Eterhart
Helle Zeigler
Fostoria
Mra
Wm Kellogg
Mra Wren Keudebaugh
Cleveland
Nettie Burns
Peter Myers
Frank Miler
Charles Rarland
Frank Lowman
Charles Johnson
Howard Rutter
Alliance
Michael Burns
Orlando Matz
Toledo
Daniel Matz
Akron
Armstrong
Applecreek
Criley
Samuel Esselborp
Geiselman Clothing Co
New Philadelphia
E. I. Geiselman
Sam
Daniel Ueinet
Mr. Lerner
Mr. Leiner
Shamp
Leiner
Lerner
W. Whirestone
Firestone
Christian Geiger, Jr
Christian Geiger, Sr
Threesles
Apple Creek
Garver
Igler
Geiger
Mclotyre
Tani
Puee Rfitori
May Festival at Mansfield Promises Wide Music Flair
Local singers and music lovers show strong interest in the May Magical Festival at Mansfield under Grosrod Club auspices. The program spans May 1 and 2 with Boston Festival Orchestra performing under Enroll Molienhauper, featuring Stabat Mater and The Seasons among other works. Ticket prices vary by seat and location with series options available.
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Mansweld
Grosrod
Ellen
Brack
Lohan
Deauver
Katharine Kioodgood
Valetta Tueien
Bean Wiliams
Signor Gaoweppe
Boston Festival Orchestra
Matiree
Stein
Arthur Whoting
Vao Veadtor Logers Larpis
Hoston Festival Orchestra
Enroll Molienhauper
Joseph Haydn
Iose Stewart
Evan Willams
Max Heinrich
Rogramme Books
Ohio State hosts High School Day for farmer boys visit
The Ohio State University sets May 22 as High School Day inviting delegations from all over Ohio to tour the College of Agriculture. Townshend Agricultural Society promotes the visit promising a pleasant, profitable day on 300 acres of grounds and buildings. Fare for round trip provided by railroads on May 22 and 23. interested boys should send arrival details to Columbus. A. H. Dunham, agricultural student, will meet at the depot. Also advertising lace curtains at 35 cents each from Keebe’s.
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JW. A. Morgan
Akron
Cora Carey
Millersburg
Wooster
James‘. Zaring
Ae Creaton Schools
W.h.maurer
Salem, Q
Archer Toay
D. W. Kisling
Hillsburg
Mrs. Obliger
Mary Hartman
Orrville
Sinclair Clapper
Board of Water Trustees
East Ynlesting
Horacee Manchester
Kittanning
Ft. Wayne
Ind
A. B Howard
Cuyahoga Falls
J. H. Brown
Frank Kent
Lutheran Church
Has. Haupert
Columbus
Board of Control of the Ohio Teachers and Upils
J C. Reed
Seattle
Wash
Johnson Sweeney
Reed
Jacobdiay
Honeytown
Odenkirk
Boston Piano Co
Iowa
Iona
Colorado
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
Jim Morris
Gallipolis
Harry Ba
Ohio State University
Farmer Boys of Ohio
College of Agriculture
Townshend Agricultural Society
A. H
C E McAfee
H. ‘Thompson
F LP. Atkinson
J E Jarvis
A. R van Atta
Wooster University
Commercial House
Vrof Houseman
Burbank
Martindale
Cleveland
HH Martindale
M. E
Sancay
Miller Hillmbaugh
Hart of
Irs Warner and
Besick
Jewett
Ohio
Nto
Congress
Rossam Ludwick
Utic
Bargain Sale at D Nicea Old Stand
Omer Be ail offers men and boys clothing and children’s wear at substantially reduced prices at the long standing shop. Customers are invited to browse the large selection and take advantage of the marked down items in this period sale.
Sale of Jad of Illinois horses at Eastern House barn
A consignment of heavy draft, bank and general purpose horses from W. P. Snyder will be sold at the Eastern House barn on Thursday May 21. Horses may be viewed at the barn the day before the sale. Auctioneer A. W. ighearer.
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Jad
Illinois
W. P. Snyder
A. W.ighearer
Narrow Escape Drowns Risk Ridden by Congress Man
Congress O May 11 Will Barnard nearly drowned after epileptic fit tipped him into Killbuck river. George Auckerman pulled him out. Numerous notices from Congress village describe oil prospects, local visits, and a Memorial Day observance plan as residents engage in community events and religious services.
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W. P. van Doorn
Congress Village
Congress Township
Wayne County
Gao
P. D. Campbell
Shreve
Big Prairie
P. Pinkley
Myers & Blackwood Carriage Company
Orrville
Elizabeth Ludwick
East Union
Sam M. Ludwick
Mary Whitmore
New York City
Gilman
James Skeese
Charles
Burbank
Campbell
Hamstown
Maria Smith
Estella Jacobs
Wooster
Wooster News Highlights Local Commencement and Accidents
May events include the M E church high school commencement with Prof. Thomas of Astland as speaker and a large class of graduates. A severe wagon accident injured David Stair, but no bones were broken. Socials and visits feature Mrs. McKinney, Miss Riddle, and many local residents in town and at surrounding farms.
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Urban
David Stair
Grace Kelser
Savannah
C. A Mellen
Evan Houseman
Elson Simmer
Charles
Overs
Lee Hageman
Fern Naftzgar
Henry Keck
Ywc.t.u
Horace McKioney
Annie Riddle
C A.mejdlen
C.W Wetser
Horace McKinney
Guy's Mills
Angie Culp
Fremont
James Haya
George Smth
Henry Smith
Wooster
Nypano
Fiey Martindaia
Wif
Cleveland
Rota Snycerard W.fe
Meats County
Market Price Ledger of Wheat Oats and Provisions
A mixed market listing details wholesale prices for grains meats and produce. Includes Wheat Rye Corn Oats Clover Seed Timothy hay butter lard cheese and various cuts of beef pork and lamb. Also records cattle hogs and sheep quotes with price ranges for different grades and regions.
Indictments Dropped In Wayne County Cases
In Wayne County, prosecutors dismissed multiple indictments as jurors reassembled for the Mellinger will case. Indictments against J B Amn Stutz for embezzlement and Edward Jones for rape were noted as not pursued, with additional cases erased due to procedural or evidentiary concerns.
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Mellinger Will
J. B. Amn Stutz
Sterling
Ross W. Fanck
Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Relief After Meals
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe after meal aid made from vegetable essences pure pepsin Golden Seal and fruit salts. It claims rapid digestion prevents fermentation and souring, restoring a weak stomach to strength. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per package with a Marshall Michigan mailing address for a stomach disease book.
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Stuart
Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
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