Wayne County Republicans call mass convention May 23 1903 Wooster Ohio
Official call issued by the Ohio Republican state executive committee announces a Wayne County mass convention at Wooster City Hall on May 23 1903 to elect eight delegates and eight alternates to the Republican State Convention in Columbus June 8 and 9 1903 and to transact other business.
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Wooster
Wayne
Tom Johnson
Wayne County
Jacob Frick
Ohio
Renal Estate
Joan M Criley
Abigail F. Routson
Big Laundry Strike in Chicago Sparks Irony
A chaotic harvest of unease fills the nation from Chicago strikes to political jibes in Kentucky Ohio and Connecticut. J P Morgan’s dining set worth eighty thousand highlights wealth contrasts while campaigns drift into late summer tones. The era’s mood mixes labor disputes high finance and shifting suffrage debates with jokes about politics and public life.
Williams As Democratic Presidential Candidate Mentioned
The article references George Fred Williams as the Democratic candidat for president and notes remarks on other figures including William Jennings Bryan and Cleveland. It comments on perceived suitability and age, with ironical language about political ambitions and party nominations.
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George Fred Williams
Wilheam
Come of Senator Hanna Sparks Worry in Gardtus Campaign
Widespread concern rises as Gardtus shifts position amid Senator Hanna’s bid, with local officials and supporters expressing unease over potential policy implications. The debate centers on fiscal priorities and the impact on regional projects.
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Hanna
Paradox in Wealth and Public Figures Across Headlines
The item notes the Earl of Yarmouth's wife possessing half a million tied up, a Benton Ridge man convicted of assault recently made a justice of the peace, and a dispute over The Hague location for Carnegie's peace palace. It cites Dr Lorenz's bloodless surgery, Kentucky feuds, and lingering anti expansion sentiment, with Morgan predicting good times and Ames’s erratic statements following a lapse in sanity. Grover Cleveland doubts a presidential nomination, repeating a softer stance each time.
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Earl of Yarmouth
Mayor Van Nest Vows Law Enforcement in Wooster
The first mayor under the new code, Van Nest, affirms that police must ensure laws and ordinances are observed. Citizens support the stance and pledge to help achieve an able, clean administration, with the mayor responsible for enforcing reasonable directives.
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van Nest
van Neat
Wooster
Wayne County Recors Deeds And Transfers Summary
Wayne County records list numerous property deeds and quitclaim actions. Transactions cover Plain Milton and Wooster townships, with buyers including Adams, Parcell, Laughbaum, Rouch, Hower, and Barden. Totals range from about 125 to 6,716 dollars for land parcels, with several 80 to 94 acre transfers and church trusteeship transfers noted.
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Willian Rouch
Wm P Rouch
Plain Township
U Mowery
Samuel Bell
Wm Bell
Wooster Township
W Hower
H E Fouche
Burbank
Wayne County Nations Bank
Ave- Ma M Sidle
Alvinzi Cunningham
H. B. Eaby
Lucy E Eaby
Mary E. Fulton
fAmelia Kaufman
Milton Township
Charles Parcell
Luther Parcell
Applecreek
Bill Luther Parcell
Wm A Knoble
Sylvanus G Milligan
Trustees of
Christian Church of
Plainstownship
W. A. Barden
Adrian C. Swart
Oriental from Wooster Helps Police Raid Cleveland Opium Den
Charles Young Chan a Wooster laundryman aided Cleveland police in raiding a Lake Street Chinese resort seen as opium and gambling operations. He claimed a $208 gambling loss and sought restitution, while threats against him tied to Celestial factions prompted court writs and affidavits. Officials noted his courage as officers pursued the case against proprietors and participants.
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Chas
Young Chan
Chas. Soon
Buckeye Street
Cleveland
Oif Soon Or Chan
Wooster
W H Hudson
Joe Campbell
Fred van
Nowuee
Russ A Hudson
Charles Young Chan
Wooster Oriental
Squire Bander
No. 14
Lake Street
Squire Bauder
149
Pong Cee
Loo Gin Munn
Loo Sing
Wou Chung
Constabe
Cleveland Celestial
United States
Local notes from Madisonburg and nearby towns
Mrs M L Kindig and son Jesse visited Mrs Fred Eastman over Sabbath. Miss Hettie Stahl taught near Doylestown and visited her parents. Levi Allaman visiting son Emory near Akron. The street car line grading progresses and hopes for peace rise. Wm Yergan, recently ill, was reported very low. Mr and Mrs Jacob Bersch welcomed a bouncing baby boy, with family life celebrated in Akron area.
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M. L. Kindig
Jesse
Andrs
Fred Eastman
Millie Elliott
Keeney
Bloomington
Levi Allaman
Emory Ear Akron
O. O Wright
Finaly
Ray
Rittman
Landes
Dalton Schools
Sanbath
Yergan
Hettie Stahl
Doylestown
Eli Stahl
God. Jones
Jacob Bersch
Akron
Pleasant social at Johnson home marks Orra Johnson wedding
A Friday evening reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Johnson celebrated the marriage of their son Orra Johnson. Guests enjoyed music, games, and refreshments. Attendees included Viola Heyl Evangeline Bruce Anna Miller Dale Fall Fern McGuire Christina Bruce Rose Graham Zeal Lawrence Edith Houser Faith Graham Mary Snyder Glenn Warner Silver Mykrantz H P Shantz Ralph McGuire Alexander Bruce Clyde Warner Benjamin Mykrantz and Merton Bechtel. The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosts a gathering Sunday at Mrs. H. Heiselman on Beall avenue. The Beta Theta Pi fraternity has invitations for next Friday at their College ave house.
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F. T. Johnson
Orra Johnson
Dale Fall
Fern McGuire
Christina Bruce
Rose Graham
Zeal Lawrence
Edith Houser
Faith Graham
Mary Snyder
Glenn Warner
Silver Mykrantz
H P Shantz
Ralph McGuiré
Aleaxander Bruce
Clyde Warner
Benjamin Mykrantz
Merton Bechtel
Ladies' Home Missionary
Methodist Church
H. Heiselman
Beall Avenue
Marshallville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Death
Marshallville May 9 Miss Beulah Jarvis sails to Oakland for a visit. Mrs J H Furst of Omaha visits aunt Mrs Lucy Ault. Mrs tra Haas and children from Akron visit residents south of town. Mrs I N Burger travels to Hamilton to see ill father Rev Fermemn. W C T U holds silver medal contest at Bourton City M E church with contestants Aisha Davis Ethel Stinson Edna Weaver Royce Powell Ralph Weimer Marjorie Berger. Benjamin Weygandt, 77, died April 30 at home with son A A Weygandt four miles southeast. Funeral Monday at St Michael Lutheran, Rev Engels officiating. interment St Michael cemetery.
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Marshallville
Beulah Jarvis
Oakland
Cal
J. H. Furst
Omaha
Neb
Lucy Ault
tra-Haas
Ohilhiren
Akron
Hess
I. N. Burger
Hamilton
Fermemn
St. Michael Lutheran Church
Engels
Defiance
St. Michael Cemetery
Smithville News Highlights Spring Busy Season
Smithville notes show active spring work and garden tasks, Prof. Eberly’s entertainment draws a good crowd, and Normal commencements scheduled for the first Saturday in June. Mayor Swenger David Webner visited family, local clergy called in, and Mrs Zinsmaster from Navarre visited relatives. Memorial Day observance planned by Davidson Post with Lieut M C Rouch as orator and Rev L Twinem to preach. Rural delivery to begin July 1 with Wm Hutchinson named carrier.
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Smithville
Eberly
Swenger David Webner
Zinsmaster
Navarre
Weaver’s
Davidson Post
A. R
M. C. Rouch
Wooster
Andy Rev L.twinem
Orrville
Wm. Hutchinson
Mra
Lillie Hutchinson
Notable Names From Wooster and Doylestown Records
Orra H Johnson of Wooster and Maybelle Rittenhouse are listed alongside Martin Burg and Daisy Whitman of Doylestown in the latest local notices. The brief item preserves these four named individuals without additional context or dates.
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Orra H Johnson
Wooster
Maybelle Rittenhouse
Martin Burg
Daisy Whitman
Doylestown
Habit of haste and its dire stomach consequences
A columnist notes Americans eat hurriedly and neglect digestion. Case: Elspeth Davies of Columbus reports acute indigestion, bedridden, anxious and weak until using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Pills reportedly restore stomach function, with advertising offering a free booklet from Schenectady NY and pills sold at 50 cents a box or six for two dollars fifty, via druggists or mail order.
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Misa Elspeth Davies
Town Street
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Williama
Dist
Williame
Schenectady
N Y
Williams
Taxation amendment proposal for Ohio constitutional change
Official copy of a 1902 joint resolution from Ohio General Assembly proposing to amend section 2 of the state constitution to classify taxation and exempt small personal property, with ballots reading Taxation amendment Yes or No, taking effect January 1, 1904. Signed by W. S. McKinnon and Carl L. Waferes, certified January 27, 1903.
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State of
Ohio
W .S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
Carl L. Wapeers
Senate
United States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
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Columbus
Ohe
McKinnon
F B. Archer
States of America
Ouio
Lewis Claylin
State of Ohio
O. Bechign
W. McKinnon
Cant L. Nipppert
Atata
Beds Lewis
Sovernue
McKrynnon
Moester
F. Br Archer
Forem
Starnes of America
Oxfo
Lewis ©. Laylin
A. D
Tacony Wenxor
Constitutional amendment governor s veto yes no ballot
A 1902 Ohio election excerpt outlines voters choosing yes or no on a constitutional amendment regarding the governor s veto. It cites McKinnon Archer as Senate president and notes adoption May 2, 1902, with secretary of state certification and official seals.
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